UGSFH

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 ECHO
 ECHO . UberGemScriptFromHell, v. 2.1 Beta
 ECHO
 ECHO The UGSFH is a specialized Quick Reference Script for GemstoneIV, dealing with the various Elanthian gemstones, gemstone lore, and their value in the Adventurer's Guild.
 ECHO Available options for use are as follows:
 ECHO EXAMPLE: Type '.ugsfh help' to display more information on how to use the UGSFH.
 ECHO
 ECHO main - List of Elanthian gem menus
 ECHO gemnouns - List of Elanthian gem nouns (e.g. ruby, sapphire, diamond, etc.)
 ECHO <gem> - Detailed information for specific gem
 ECHO <gem>lore - Lore on specific gem
 ECHO <gem>mining - Mine locations on specific gem
 ECHO region - List of regions with specific gem menus
 ECHO shells - List of Elanthian shells
 ECHO notes - Notes on gem rarity and value (play.net documentation)
 ECHO Erithian - information on gems native to the Erithian continent
 ECHO Aelotoi - information on Aelotoi attitudes towards gems and their use
 ECHO arkati - listings of gems associated with various arkati and lesser gods
 ECHO alchemy - listings of gems associated with alchemy and what end products they are used in
 ECHO
 ECHO help - Explanation of available UGSFH functions
 ECHO updates - Most recent additions
 ECHO websites - Related websites
 ECHO credits - List of contributors
 ECHO contribute - How you can help expand the UGSFH
 ECHO missing - What is currently missing from the UGSFH
 ECHO
 ECHO The UGSFH is a work in progress. Most sections have missing information.
 ECHO Please report any typoes, bugs, and erroneous information.
 ECHO New information is always welcome.
 ECHO Contact -- aim: Vyrshkana or Hrshellkw
 ECHO . email: rikkochet@play.net
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MAIN:
 ECHO
 ECHO Welcome to the UberGemScriptFromHell, v 2.1 Beta!
 ECHO
 ECHO Please choose an option by typing the right WORD:
 ECHO
 ECHO Gem NOUNs
 ECHO Gems native to specific REGIONs of Elanthia
 ECHO SHELLS of Rivers Rest and Solhaven
 ECHO NOTES on rarity and value
 ECHO Gems native to the ERITHIAN continent
 ECHO AELOTOI attitudes on gems and their use
 ECHO Gems associated with ARKATI and lesser spirits
 ECHO Gems used in ALCHEMY
 ECHO
 ECHO HELP using this script
 ECHO CREDITS to those who worked on it
 ECHO How to CONTRIBUTE to the script
 ECHO
 ECHO Enjoy!
 MATCH GEMNOUNS noun
 MATCH REGION region
 MATCH SHELLS shells
 MATCH NOTES notes
 MATCH ERITHIAN erithian
 MATCH AELOTOI aelotoi
 MATCH ARKATI arkati
 MATCH HELP help
 MATCH CREDITS credits
 MATCH CONTRIBUTE contribute
 MATCH ALCHEMY alchemy
 MATCHWAIT
websites:
 ECHO Simutronics' GemStoneIV Gem Documents - http://www.play.net/gs4/info/gems/
 ECHO Gemstone IV Player Library Gems list - http://www.gs4.org/modules/mediawiki/index.php/Gems
 ECHO Gemstone IV Player Library Spitfire gems list - http://www.gs4.org/modules/mediawiki/index.php/SpitGems
 ECHO Gemstone IV Player Library Shells list - http://www.gs4.org/modules/mediawiki/index.php/Shells
 ECHO Jypsie's Elanthian Gem Chart - http://hometown.aol.com/Jypta/gems.html
 ECHO Virilneus' Alchemy Recipes - http://www.virilneus.com/recipes.php
 ECHO Krakiipedia - http://www.krakiipedia.org
EXIT
credits:
 ECHO UGSFH Contributors:
 ECHO Aconitum - Scripting advice
 ECHO Alisaire - Main menu formatting (UGSFH is based on the UFS)
 ECHO Belathus - Gem sources and scripting advice
 ECHO Darcconis - Beta testing
 ECHO Nilandia - Beta testing and structural advice
 ECHO Unknown - Menu and function formatting (author of the .en Ta'Illistim movement script)
 ECHO Vyrshkana - Compiled the UGSFH itself, and anything else not listed.
 ECHO
 ECHO .UGSFH contribute - Want to see your name listed? Info on how to contribute.
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contribute:
 ECHO Contribute to the UGSFH!
 ECHO
 ECHO I cannot do enough Adventurer's Guild gem tasks to find out all of the values of gems and shells around Elanthia. If you get tasks for those whose AdG point and silver payoffs are not listed, please send them, with the # requested, to me!
 ECHO Please send any contributions to: rikkochet@play.net
 ECHO
 ECHO In addition, if you have any other information that you would like to see in the UGSFH, please send it my way.
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ALCHEMY:
 ECHO GEMS USED IN ALCHEMICAL FORMULAE
 ECHO 
 ECHO GEM END PRODUCT
 ECHO 
 ECHO a piece of azurite a clear rainbow-flecked crystal (503 Thurfel's Ward)
 ECHO a piece of black jasper a dark shimmering oil (902 Minor Elemental Edge)
 ECHO a black tourmaline a gnarled yew wand (703 Corrupt Essence)
 ECHO some blue lapis lazuli a scintillating pale blue potion (403 Picking Enhancement)
 ECHO a blue sapphire a spiralled sapphire wand (505 Hand of Tonis)
 ECHO a bright chrysoberyl gem some soft ivory powder (201 Calm)
 ECHO a brown sphene a scintillating pale red potion (404 Disarm Enhancement)
 ECHO . a twisted wand (702 Mana Disruption)
 ECHO a cat's-eye moonstone a cat's-eye quartz talisman (204 Unpresence)
 ECHO a clear topaz a smooth crystalline wand (904 Minor Acid)
 ECHO a golden topaz a warm golden crystal (203 Manna)
 ECHO a green sapphire a shimmering pale green potion (402 Presence)
 ECHO a green tourmaline a pale sea-green potion (105 Poison Resist)
 ECHO a piece of golden amber a runed bone talisman (301 Prayer of Holding)
 ECHO a pink rhodocrosite a softly glowing blue potion (407 Unlock)
 ECHO . a polished bloodwood wand (701 Blood Burst)
 ECHO a pink topaz a pale pink crystal (502 Spell Store)
 ECHO a rock crystal rock crystal
 ECHO a smoky topaz a silver potion (401 Elemental Defense I)
 ECHO a sparkling silvery conch shell a bright silvery potion (406 Elemental Defense II)
 ECHO a star sapphire a pale sky-blue potion (104 Disease Resist)
 ECHO a turquoise stone a light blue potion (101 Spirit Warding I)
 ECHO . an iron wand (901 Minor Shock)
 ECHO . some pale glittering dust (501 Sleep)
 ECHO a violet sapphire a luminous ruddy potion (103 Spirit Defense)
 ECHO . some dull silvery dust (504 Slow)
 ECHO a white opal an iridescent opal wand (903 Minor Water)
 ECHO a white pearl a minor luck talisman
 ECHO a yellow sapphire a dimly glowing golden potion (202 Spirit Shield)
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help:
 ECHO UGSFH Help
 ECHO
 ECHO The UGSFH was designed mainly because I hate looking things up and didn't want to have to resort to searching through several websites and my own research documents to find stuff.
 ECHO
 ECHO Why gems? Why not something like...mechanics? I fully intend to write other scripts to handle other, more mechanical topics. Gems offered something to use as a template, and practice for me, since I'm not the most experienced script writer. It also allowed me to get some experience searching out different sources of information and compiling them in a coherent, cross-referenced, and somewhat searchable manner.
 ECHO
 ECHO This is includes, but is not limited to:
 ECHO - Detailed information about the various gems found in Elanthia
 ECHO - Officially published information regarding gem apperances, uses, and availabilty
 ECHO - Detailed information about the lore pertaining to those gems
 ECHO - Common (or not-so-common) information regarding real-life properties of gems
 ECHO - Regional gem sources
 ECHO
 ECHO Currently, the UGSFH is still in beta testing. What does this mean? A lot of the information listed I am still double- and triple-checking for accuracy. And even more information I am adding a bit at a time, with each subsequent UGSFH update. Hopefully the UGSFH will reach a stage where it will no longer be in beta testing, but instead will be distributed to .. well .. whoever wants it.
 ECHO
 ECHO As it stands now, the UGSFH can be used in a variety of ways.
 ECHO
 ECHO ******************************PLEASE NOTE***************************************
 ECHO
 ECHO The menus, and/or accessing the lore and mining information requires local ECHO to be active. This is done by checking the box next to LOCAL ECHO in the options panel.
 ECHO
 ECHO Type NEXT for more help.
 WAITFOR next
 GOTO help2
help2:
 ECHO Usage
 ECHO
 ECHO .UGSFH <gemname>
 ECHO Input any gem into the UGSFH to display any known information on it. Right now, you might notice that there are a lot of blank fields. That should change sometime in the near future.
 ECHO
 ECHO What, exactly, is <gemname> supposed to be, particularly with long gem names?
 ECHO
 ECHO Gems with more than one type, such as diamond, ruby, sapphire, or opal, need at least one adjective before the noun (i.e. tearruby and dragonstearruby will bring up information on a dragon's-tear ruby, but putting ruby in by itself will not). If there is a plain version, such as ruby, onyx, or obsidian, typing in the noun alone will bring up a list of all the various types, and the specific type will be brought up with the corresponding adjective (starruby, bandedonyx, spiderwebobsidian, respectively). For 'a ruby' and 'an emerald', <gemname> is plainruby and plainemerald, respectively.
 ECHO
 ECHO .UGSFH main
 ECHO .UGSFH <listname>
 ECHO Not sure what gem to look up? Just want to browse? No problem! From the initial gem category list, there are a number of others noted. Simply key one into the UGSFH to see a list of all gems that fall under it.
 ECHO
 ECHO .UGSFH region
 ECHO .UGSFH <regionname>
 ECHO .UGSFH <regionname>
 ECHO .UGSFH <regionname>
 ECHO Want to find out just what type of gems are where? Or perhaps you are planning a trip somewhere, and want to see what the local gems are like? Check out the region list. It operates similarly to the main list.
 ECHO
 ECHO Hopefully, a few more uses will be available soon. Until then, thanks for trying out the beta version!
 ECHO - Vyrshkana
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updates:
 ECHO Updates
 ECHO Last revision 1/08/07
 ECHO
 ECHO v2.1 -- Fixed a ton of bugs; added first Alchemy information.
 ECHO v2.0 -- Added Erithian, Aelotoi and Arkati gems, added some AdG bounty rewards.
 ECHO v1.#, 1.## -- Added missing lore and mining information, changed triggers to avoid verbs.
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REGION:
 ECHO REGIONS OF ELANTHIA
 ECHO
 ECHO The Elven NATIONS
 ECHO ICEMULE Trace & Pinefar
 ECHO The RIFT
 ECHO RIVER's Rest
 ECHO SOLhaven
 ECHO TERAS (Kharam Dzu)
 ECHO UNIVERSAL and/or Unknown
 ECHO ZUL Logoth
 ECHO
 ECHO Type in the right WORD to continue.
 ECHO Type in MAIN to return to the main menu.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCH NATIONS nations
 MATCH ZUL zul
 MATCH TERAS teras
 MATCH RIFT rift
 MATCH ICEMULE icemule
 MATCH SOLHAVEN sol
 MATCH RIVERSREST river
 MATCH GEMGENERAL1 universal
 MATCHWAIT
AGATE:
 ECHO AGATE
 ECHO
 ECHO 1. a BANDED agate
 ECHO 2. a BLUE lace agate
 ECHO 3. a CHAMELEON agate
 ECHO 4. a CLOUD agate
 ECHO 5. a fire AGATE
 ECHO 6. a FROST agate
 ECHO 7. a MOSS agate
 ECHO 8. a MOTTLED agate
 ECHO 9. a TIGEREYE agate
 ECHO 10. MINING
 ECHO 11. MYTHOS
 ECHO 12. MAIN menu
 ECHO
 ECHO Type in the right WORD to continue.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
 MATCH BANDEDAGATE banded
 MATCH BLUELACEAGATE blue
 MATCH CHAMELEONAGATE chameleon
 MATCH CLOUDAGATE cloud
 MATCH FIREAGATE agate
 MATCH FROSTAGATE frost
 MATCH MOSSAGATE moss
 MATCH MOTTLEDAGATE mottled
 MATCH TIGEREYEAGATE tigereye
 MATCH AGATEMINING mining
 MATCH AGATELORE myth
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
AMETHYSTMENU:
 ECHO AMETHYST
 ECHO
 ECHO 1. an AMETHYST
 ECHO 2. a brilliant WYRM's-tooth amethyst
 ECHO 3. MYTHOS
 ECHO 4. MAIN menu
 ECHO
 ECHO Type in the right WORD to continue.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
 MATCH PLAINAMETHYST amethyst
 MATCH BRILLIANTWYRMSTOOTHAMETHYST wyrm
 MATCH AMETHYSTLORE myth
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
BLAZESTAR:
 ECHO BLAZESTAR
 ECHO
 ECHO 1. an AZURE blazestar
 ECHO 2. a CRIMSON blazestar
 ECHO 3. a GOLDEN blazestar
 ECHO 4. an EMERALD blazestar
 ECHO 5. MYTHOS
 ECHO 6. MAIN menu
 ECHO
 ECHO Type in the right WORD to continue.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
 MATCH AZUREBLAZESTAR azure
 MATCH CRIMSONBLAZESTAR crimson
 MATCH GOLDENBLAZESTAR golden
 MATCH EMERALDBLAZESTAR emerald
 MATCH BLAZESTARLORE myth
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
CHALCEDONY:
 ECHO CHALCEDONY
 ECHO
 ECHO 1. a piece of GREY chalcedony
 ECHO 2. a piece of WHITE chalcedony
 ECHO 3. MYTHOS
 ECHO 4. MAIN menu
 ECHO
 ECHO Type in the right WORD to continue.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
 MATCH GREYCHALCEDONY grey
 MATCH WHITECHALCEDONY white
 MATCH CHALCEDONYLORE myth
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
CORAL:
 ECHO CORAL
 ECHO
 ECHO 1. a piece of blue RIDGE coral
 ECHO 2. a piece of cat's paw CORAL
 ECHO 3. a piece of FLOWER coral
 ECHO 4. some polished BLACK coral
 ECHO 5. some polished BLUE coral
 ECHO 6. some polished PINK coral
 ECHO 7. some POLISHED red coral
 ECHO 8. MYTHOS
 ECHO 9. MAIN menu
 ECHO
 ECHO Type in the right WORD to continue.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
 MATCH BLUERIDGECORAL ridge
 MATCH CATSPAWCORAL coral
 MATCH FLOWERCORAL flower
 MATCH BLACKCORAL black
 MATCH BLUECORAL blue
 MATCH PINKCORAL pink
 MATCH REDCORAL polished
 MATCH CORALLORE myth
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
CRYSTAL:
 ECHO CRYSTAL
 ECHO
 ECHO 1. a CINNABAR crystal
 ECHO 2. a GLAESINE crystal
 ECHO 3. a QUARTZ crystal
 ECHO 4. a ROCK crystal
 ECHO 5. a shard of DRAGONMIST crystal
 ECHO 6. a shard of TIGERFANG crystal
 ECHO 7. MAIN menu
 ECHO
 ECHO Type in the right WORD to continue.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
 MATCH CINNABARCRYSTAL cinnabar
 MATCH GLAESINECRYSTAL glaesine
 MATCH QUARTZCRYSTAL quartz
 MATCH ROCKCRYSTAL rock
 MATCH DRAGONMISTCRYSTAL dragonmist
 MATCH TIGERFANGCRYSTAL tigerfang
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
DIAMOND:
 ECHO DIAMOND
 ECHO
 ECHO 1. a BLUE diamond
 ECHO 2. a DRAGON's-tear diamond
 ECHO 3. a DWARF-cut diamond
 ECHO 4. a faceted BLACK diamond
 ECHO 5. a large YELLOW diamond
 ECHO 6. an UNCUT diamond
 ECHO 7. an uncut MAERNSTRIKE diamond
 ECHO 8. an uncut star-of-TAMZYRR diamond
 ECHO 9. MYTHOS
 ECHO 10. MAIN menu
 ECHO
 ECHO Type in the right WORD to continue.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
 MATCH BLUEDIAMOND blue
 MATCH DRAGONSTEARDIAMOND dragon
 MATCH DWARFCUTDIAMOND dwarf
 MATCH FACETEDBLACKDIAMOND black
 MATCH LARGEYELLOWDIAMOND yellow
 MATCH UNCUTDIAMOND uncut
 MATCH UNCUTMAERNSTRIKEDIAMOND maernstrike
 MATCH UNCUTSTAROFTAMZYRRDIAMOND tamzyrr
 MATCH DIAMONDLORE myth
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
DREAMSTONE:
 ECHO DREAMSTONE
 ECHO
 ECHO 1. a BLACK dreamstone
 ECHO 2. a BLUE dreamstone
 ECHO 3. a GREEN dreamstone
 ECHO 4. a PINK dreamstone
 ECHO 5. a red DREAMstone
 ECHO 6. a YELLOW dreamstone
 ECHO 7. a WHITE dreamstone
 ECHO 8. MYTHOS
 ECHO 9. MAIN menu
 ECHO
 ECHO Type in the right WORD to continue.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
 MATCH BLACKDREAMSTONE black
 MATCH BLUEDREAMSTONE blue
 MATCH GREENDREAMSTONE green
 MATCH PINKDREAMSTONE pink
 MATCH REDDREAMSTONE dream
 MATCH YELLOWDREAMSTONE yellow
 MATCH WHITEDREAMSTONE white
 MATCH DREAMSTONELORE myth
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
DUST:
 ECHO DUST
 ECHO
 ECHO 1. a dram of GOLD dust
 ECHO 2. a pinch of GOLD dust
 ECHO 3. a handful of GOLD dust
 ECHO 4. a pinch of PLATINUM dust
 ECHO 5. MAIN menu
 ECHO
 ECHO Type in the right WORD to continue.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
 MATCH GOLDDUST gold
 MATCH PLATINUMDUST platinum
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
EMERALDMENU:
 ECHO EMERALD
 ECHO
 ECHO 1. a DRAGONFIRE emerald
 ECHO 2. a DRAGON's-tear emerald
 ECHO 3. a DWARF-cut emerald
 ECHO 4. an emerald - PLAIN
 ECHO 5. an Eye-of-KOAR emerald
 ECHO 6. a star EMERALD
 ECHO 7. MYTHOS
 ECHO 8. MAIN menu
 ECHO
 ECHO Type in the right WORD to continue.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
 MATCH DRAGONFIREEMERALD dragonfire
 MATCH DRAGONSTEAREMERALD dragon
 MATCH DWARFCUTEMERALD dwarf
 MATCH PLAINEMERALD plain
 MATCH EYEOFKOAREMERALD koar
 MATCH STAREMERALD emerald
 MATCH EMERALDLORE myth
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
EYE:
 ECHO EYE
 ECHO
 ECHO 1. a milky QUARTZ eye
 ECHO 2. an OBSIDIAN eye
 ECHO 3. MYTHOS
 ECHO 4. MAIN menu
 ECHO
 ECHO Type in the right WORD to continue.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
 MATCH MILKYQUARTZEYE quartz
 MATCH OBSIDIANEYE obsidian
 MATCH EYELORE myth
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
FANG:
 ECHO FANG
 ECHO
 ECHO 1. a BRONZE fang
 ECHO 2. a COPPER fang
 ECHO 3. a GOLD fang
 ECHO 4. an IRON fang
 ECHO 5. a MITHRIL fang
 ECHO 6. a PLATINUM fang
 ECHO 7. a SILVER fang
 ECHO 8. a STEEL fang
 ECHO 9. an URGLAES fang
 ECHO 10. MYTHOS
 ECHO 11. MAIN menu
 ECHO
 ECHO Type in the right WORD to continue.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
 MATCH BRONZEFANG bronze
 MATCH COPPERFANG copper
 MATCH GOLDFANG gold
 MATCH IRONFANG iron
 MATCH MITHRILFANG mithril
 MATCH PLATINUMFANG platinum
 MATCH SILVERFANG silver
 MATCH STEELFANG steel
 MATCH URGLAESFANG urglaes
 MATCH FANGLORE myth
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
FEYSTONE:
 ECHO FEYSTONE
 ECHO
 ECHO 1. a PERIWINKLE feystone
 ECHO 2. a bright VIOLET feystone
 ECHO 3. MYTHOS
 ECHO 4. MAIN menu
 ECHO
 ECHO Type in the right WORD to continue.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
 MATCH PERIWINKLEFEYSTONE periwinkle
 MATCH VIOLETFEYSTONE violet
 MATCH FEYSTONELORE myth
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
GARNET:
 ECHO GARNET
 ECHO
 ECHO 1. an ALMANDINE garnet
 ECHO 2. a BLOOD red garnet
 ECHO 3. a GREEN garnet
 ECHO 4. an ORANGE spessartine garnet
 ECHO 5. a sanguine WYRM's-eye garnet
 ECHO 6. MYTHOS
 ECHO 7. MAIN menu
 ECHO
 ECHO Type in the right WORD to continue.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
 MATCH ALMANDINEGARNET almandine
 MATCH BLOODREDGARNET blood
 MATCH GREENGARNET green
 MATCH ORANGESPESSARTINEGARNET orange
 MATCH SANGUINEWYRMSEYEGARNET wyrm
 MATCH GARNETLORE myth
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
GEM:
 ECHO GEM
 ECHO
 ECHO 1. an AMETRINE gem
 ECHO 2. an AQUAMARINE gem
 ECHO 3. a BRIGHT chrysoberyl gem
 ECHO 4. a clear BLUE gem
 ECHO 5. a FIERY red gem
 ECHO 6. a golden BERYL gem
 ECHO 7. a GREEN chrysoprase gem
 ECHO 9. MAIN menu
 ECHO
 ECHO Type in the right WORD to continue.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
 MATCH AMETRINEGEM ametrine
 MATCH AQUAMARINEGEM aquamarine
 MATCH BRIGHTCHRYSOBERYLGEM bright
 MATCH CLEARBLUEGEM blue
 MATCH FIERYREDGEM fiery
 MATCH GOLDENBERYLGEM beryl
 MATCH GREENCHRYSOPRASEGEM green
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
GEODE:
 ECHO GEODE
 ECHO
 ECHO 1. a small BLUE geode
 ECHO 2. a small GREEN geode
 ECHO 3. a small PURPLE geode
 ECHO 4. a SMALL red geode
 ECHO 5. MYTHOS
 ECHO 6. MAIN menu
 ECHO
 ECHO Type in the right WORD to continue.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
 MATCH SMALLBLUEGEODE blue
 MATCH SMALLGREENGEODE green
 MATCH SMALLPURPLEGEODE purple
 MATCH SMALLREDGEODE small
 MATCH GEODELORE myth
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
GLIMAERSTONE:
 ECHO GLIMAERSTONE
 ECHO
 ECHO 1. a brilliant LILAC glimaerstone
 ECHO 2. a CERULEAN glimaerstone
 ECHO 3. a CLEAR glimaerstone
 ECHO 4. a GOLDEN glimaerstone
 ECHO 5. a GREEN glimaerstone
 ECHO 6. a PEACH glimaerstone
 ECHO 7. a SMOKY glimaerstone
 ECHO 8. an ULTRAMARINE glimaerstone
 ECHO 9. MYTHOS
 ECHO 10. MAIN menu
 ECHO
 ECHO Type in the right WORD to continue.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
 MATCH LILACGLIMAERSTONE lilac
 MATCH CERULEANGLIMAERSTONE cerulean
 MATCH CLEARGLIMAERSTONE clear
 MATCH GOLDENGLIMAERSTONE golden
 MATCH GREENGLIMAERSTONE green
 MATCH PEACHGLIMAERSTONE peach
 MATCH SMOKYGLIMAERSTONE smoky
 MATCH ULTRAMARINEGLIMAERSTONE ultramarine
 MATCH GLIMAERSTONELORE myth
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
JADE:
 ECHO JADE
 ECHO
 ECHO 1. a piece of BROWN jade
 ECHO 2. a piece of GREEN jade
 ECHO 3. a piece of WHITE jade
 ECHO 4. a piece of YELLOW jade
 ECHO 5. MYTHOS
 ECHO 6. MAIN menu
 ECHO
 ECHO Type in the right WORD to continue.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
 MATCH BROWNJADE brown
 MATCH GREENJADE green
 MATCH WHITEJADE white
 MATCH YELLOWJADE yellow
 MATCH JADELORE myth
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
JASPER:
 ECHO JASPER
 ECHO
 ECHO 1. a piece of BLACK jasper
 ECHO 2. a piece of red JASPER
 ECHO 3. a piece of YELLOW jasper
 ECHO 4. MYTHOS
 ECHO 5. MAIN menu
 ECHO
 ECHO Type in the right WORD to continue.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
 MATCH BLACKJASPER black
 MATCH REDJASPER jasper
 MATCH YELLOWJASPER yellow
 MATCH JASPERLORE myth
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
MARBLE:
 ECHO MARBLE
 ECHO
 ECHO 1. a piece of BLACK marble
 ECHO 2. a piece of GREEN marble
 ECHO 3. a piece of PINK marble
 ECHO 4. a piece of WHITE marble
 ECHO 5. MYTHOS
 ECHO 6. MAIN menu
 ECHO
 ECHO Type in the right WORD to continue.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
 MATCH BLACKMARBLE black
 MATCH GREENMARBLE green
 MATCH PINKMARBLE pink
 MATCH WHITEMARBLE white
 MATCH MARBLELORE myth
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
MITHRIL:
MITHRILBLOOM:
 ECHO MITHRIL-BLOOM
 ECHO
 ECHO 1. some PINK mithril-bloom
 ECHO 2. some PURPLE mithril-bloom
 ECHO 3. MYTHOS
 ECHO 4. MAIN menu
 ECHO
 ECHO Type in the right WORD to continue.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
 MATCH PINKMITHRILBLOOM pink
 MATCH PURPLEMITHRILBLOOM purple
 MATCH MITHRILLORE myth
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
MOONSTONE:
 ECHO MOONSTONE
 ECHO
 ECHO 1. a BLACK moonstone
 ECHO 2. a BLUE moonstone
 ECHO 3. a CATS-eye moonstone
 ECHO 4. a GOLDEN moonstone
 ECHO 5. a GREY moonstone
 ECHO 6. an OPALINE moonstone
 ECHO 7. a pale blue MOONSTONE
 ECHO 8. a pale GREEN moonstone
 ECHO 9. a SILVERY moonstone
 ECHO 10. MYTHOS
 ECHO 11. MAIN menu
 ECHO
 ECHO Type in the right WORD to continue.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
 MATCH BLACKMOONSTONE black
 MATCH BLUEMOONSTONE blue
 MATCH CATSEYEMOONSTONE cats
 MATCH GOLDENMOONSTONE golden
 MATCH GREYMOONSTONE grey
 MATCH OPALINEMOONSTONE opaline
 MATCH PALEBLUEMOONSTONE moonstone
 MATCH PALEGREENMOONSTONE green
 MATCH SILVERYMOONSTONE silvery
 MATCH MOONSTONELORE myth
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
NUGGET:
 ECHO NUGGET
 ECHO
 ECHO 1. a GOLD nugget
 ECHO 2. a PLATINUM nugget
 ECHO 3. a LARGE gold nugget
 ECHO 4. a large platinum NUGGET
 ECHO 5. MYTHOS
 ECHO 6. MAIN menu
 ECHO
 ECHO Type in the right WORD to continue.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
 MATCH GOLDNUGGET gold
 MATCH PLATINUMNUGGET platinum
 MATCH LARGEGOLDNUGGET large
 MATCH LARGEPLATINUMNUGGET nugget
 MATCH NUGGETLORE myth
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
OBSIDIAN:
 ECHO OBSIDIAN
 ECHO
 ECHO 1. a piece of OBSIDIAN
 ECHO 2. a piece of SPIDERWEB obsidian
 ECHO 3. MYTHOS
 ECHO 4. MAIN menu
 ECHO
 ECHO Type in the right WORD to continue.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
 MATCH OBSIDIAN obsidian
 MATCH SPIDERWEBOBSIDIAN spiderweb
 MATCH OBSIDIANLORE myth
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
ONYXMENU:
 ECHO ONYX
 ECHO
 ECHO 1. a piece of BANDED onyx
 ECHO 2. a piece of ONYX
 ECHO 3. MYTHOS
 ECHO 4. MAIN menu
 ECHO
 ECHO Type in the right WORD to continue.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
 MATCH BANDEDONYX banded
 MATCH ONYX onyx
 MATCH ONYXLORE myth
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
OPAL:
 ECHO OPAL
 ECHO
 ECHO 1. an ASTER opal
 ECHO 2. a BLACK opal
 ECHO 3. a blue-white FROST opal
 ECHO 4. a BOULDER opal
 ECHO 5. a brilliant PURPLE opal
 ECHO 6. a DRAGONFIRE opal
 ECHO 7. a fire OPAL
 ECHO 8. a MOONGLAE opal
 ECHO 9. a WHITE opal
 ECHO 10. MYTHOS
 ECHO 11. MAIN menu
 ECHO
 ECHO Type in the right WORD to continue.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
 MATCH ASTEROPAL aster
 MATCH BLACKOPAL black
 MATCH FROSTOPAL frost
 MATCH BOULDEROPAL boulder
 MATCH PURPLEOPAL purple
 MATCH DRAGONFIREOPAL dragonfire
 MATCH FIREOPAL opal
 MATCH MOONGLAEOPAL moonglae
 MATCH WHITEOPAL white
 MATCH OPALLORE myth
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
ORB:
 ECHO ORB
 ECHO
 ECHO 1. a golden FIREMOTE orb
 ECHO 2. a MURKY shadowglass orb
 ECHO 3. MYTHOS
 ECHO 4. MAIN menu
 ECHO
 ECHO Type in the right WORD to continue.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
 MATCH FIREMOTEORB firemote
 MATCH SHADOWGLASSORB murky
 MATCH ORBLORE myth
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
PEARL:
 ECHO PEARL
 ECHO
 ECHO 1. a BRILLIANT fire pearl
 ECHO 2. an IRIDESCENT pearl
 ECHO 3. a [size] BLACK pearl
 ECHO 4. a [size] GREY pearl
 ECHO 5. a [size] PINK pearl
 ECHO 6. a [size] WHITE pearl
 ECHO 7. a METALLIC black pearl
 ECHO 8. MYTHOS
 ECHO 9. MAIN menu
 ECHO
 ECHO Type in the right WORD to continue.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
 MATCH FIREPEARL BRILLIANT
 MATCH IRIDESCENTPEARL iridescent
 MATCH BLACKPEARL black
 MATCH GREYPEARL grey
 MATCH PINKPEARL pink
 MATCH WHITEPEARL white
 MATCH METALLICBLACKPEARL metallic
 MATCH PEARLLORE myth
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
PERIDOT:
 ECHO PERIDOT
 ECHO
 ECHO 1. a BLUE peridot
 ECHO 2. a GREEN peridot
 ECHO 3. a PINK peridot
 ECHO 4. MYTHOS
 ECHO 5. MAIN menu
 ECHO
 ECHO Type in the right WORD to continue.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
 MATCH BLUEPERIDOT blue
 MATCH GREENPERIDOT green
 MATCH PINKPERIDOT pink
 MATCH PERIDOTLORE myth
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
QUARTZ:
 ECHO QUARTZ
 ECHO
 ECHO 1. an ASTERFIRE quartz
 ECHO 2. a piece of BLUE quartz
 ECHO 3. a piece of CARNELIAN quartz
 ECHO 4. a piece of CAT'S eye quartz
 ECHO 5. a piece of CITRINE quartz
 ECHO 6. a piece of MILKY quartz
 ECHO 7. a piece of ROSE quartz
 ECHO 8. a piece of SMOKY quartz
 ECHO 9. a shard of OBLIVION quartz
 ECHO 10. a shard of RAINBOW quartz
 ECHO 11. a TANGERINE quartz
 ECHO 12. some dragon's-FANG quartz
 ECHO 13. some DRAGONFIRE quartz
 ECHO 14. some LEOPARD quartz
 ECHO 15. MYTHOS
 ECHO 16. MAIN menu
 ECHO
 ECHO Type in the right WORD to continue.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
 MATCH ASTERFIREQUARTZ asterfire
 MATCH BLUEQUARTZ blue
 MATCH CARNELIANQUARTZ carnelian
 MATCH CATSEYEQUARTZ cats
 MATCH CATSEYEQUARTZ cat's
 MATCH CITRINEQUARTZ citrine
 MATCH MILKYQUARTZ milky
 MATCH ROSEQUARTZ rose
 MATCH SMOKYQUARTZ smoky
 MATCH OBLIVIONQUARTZ oblivion
 MATCH RAINBOWQUARTZ rainbow
 MATCH TANGERINEQUARTZ tangerine
 MATCH DRAGONSFANGQUARTZ fang
 MATCH DRAGONFIREQUARTZ dragonfire
 MATCH LEOPARDQUARTZ leopard
 MATCH QUARTZLORE myth
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
RIFTSTONE:
 ECHO RIFTSTONE
 ECHO
 ECHO 1. a faceted midnight BLUE riftstone
 ECHO 2. a pale VIOLET riftstone
 ECHO 3. a piece of BLACK riftstone
 ECHO 4. MYTHOS
 ECHO 5. MAIN menu
 ECHO
 ECHO Type in the right WORD to continue.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
 MATCH MIDNIGHTBLUERIFTSTONE blue
 MATCH VIOLETRIFTSTONE violet
 MATCH BLACKRIFTSTONE black
 MATCH RIFTSTONELORE myth
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
RUBYMENU:
 ECHO RUBY
 ECHO
 ECHO 1. a DRAGON's-tear ruby
 ECHO 2. a DWARF-cut ruby
 ECHO 3. a star RUBY
 ECHO 4. a ruby or an UNCUT ruby
 ECHO 5. a SYLVARRAEND ruby
 ECHO 6. MYTHOS
 ECHO 7. MAIN menu
 ECHO
 ECHO Type in the right WORD to continue.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
 MATCH DRAGONSTEARRUBY tear
 MATCH DWARFCUTRUBY dwarf
 MATCH STARRUBY ruby
 MATCH PLAINRUBY uncut
 MATCH SYLVARRAENDRUBY sylvarraend
 MATCH RUBYLORE myth
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
SAPPHIRE:
 ECHO SAPPHIRE
 ECHO
 ECHO 1. a BLUE sapphire
 ECHO 2. a blue SHIMMARGLIN sapphire
 ECHO 3. a CLEAR sapphire
 ECHO 4. a DEEP blue mermaid's-tear sapphire
 ECHO 5. a DRAGONSBREATH sapphire
 ECHO 6. a DRAGONSEYE sapphire
 ECHO 7. a DWARF-cut sapphire
 ECHO 8. a GREEN sapphire
 ECHO 9. a LAVENDER shimmarglin sapphire
 ECHO 10. a pale WATER sapphire
 ECHO 11. a PINK sapphire
 ECHO 12. a star SAPPHIRE
 ECHO 13. a VIOLET sapphire
 ECHO 14. a YELLOW sapphire
 ECHO 15. MYTHOS -- Note: deep blue mermaid's-tear sapphires and pale water sapphires have their own lore.
 ECHO 16. MAIN menu
 ECHO
 ECHO Type in the right WORD to continue.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
 MATCH BLUESAPPHIRE blue
 MATCH BLUESHIMMARGLINSAPPHIRE shimmarglin
 MATCH CLEARSAPPHIRE clear
 MATCH MERMAIDSTEARSAPPHIRE tear
 MATCH DRAGONSBREATHSAPPHIRE dragonsbreath
 MATCH DRAGONSEYESAPPHIRE dragonseye
 MATCH DWARFCUTSAPPHIRE dwarf
 MATCH GREENSAPPHIRE green
 MATCH LAVENDERSHIMMARGLINSAPPHIRE lavender
 MATCH PALEWATERSAPPHIRE water
 MATCH PINKSAPPHIRE pink
 MATCH STARSAPPHIRE sapphire
 MATCH VIOLETSAPPHIRE violet
 MATCH YELLOWSAPPHIRE yellow
 MATCH SAPPHIRELORE myth
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
SCARAB:
 ECHO SCARAB
 ECHO
 ECHO 1. a blood red TEARDROP-etched scarab
 ECHO 2. an ETCHED translucent scarab
 ECHO 3. a GLIMMERING opalescent scarab
 ECHO 4. a sea-GREEN glaes scarab
 ECHO 5. a sky-BLUE glaes scarab
 ECHO 6. a spiked ONYX scarab
 ECHO 7. MYTHOS
 ECHO 8. MAIN menu
 ECHO
 ECHO Type in the right WORD to continue.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
 MATCH TEARDROPETCHEDSCARAB teardrop
 MATCH TRANSLUCENTSCARAB etched
 MATCH OPALESCENTSCARAB glimmering
 MATCH SEAGREENGLAESSCARAB green
 MATCH SKYBLUEGLAESSCARAB blue
 MATCH SPIKEDONYXSCARAB onyx
 MATCH SCARABLORE myth
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
SPHENE:
 ECHO SPHENE
 ECHO
 ECHO 1. a BLACK sphene
 ECHO 2. a BROWN sphene
 ECHO 3. a GREEN sphene
 ECHO 4. a WHITE sphene
 ECHO 5. a YELLOW sphene
 ECHO 6. MYTHOS
 ECHO 7. MAIN menu
 ECHO
 ECHO Type in the right WORD to continue.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
 MATCH BLACKSPHENE black
 MATCH BROWNSPHENE brown
 MATCH GREENSPHENE green
 MATCH WHITESPHENE white
 MATCH YELLOWSPHENE yellow
 MATCH SPHENELORE myth
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
SPHERINE:
 ECHO SPHERINE
 ECHO
 ECHO 1. a TINY black and blue spherine
 ECHO 2. a TINY white and black spherine
 ECHO 3. a TINY green and grey spherine
 ECHO 4. a TINY red and blue spherine
 ECHO 5. a TRANSPARENT spherine
 ECHO 6. SPHERINE LORE
 ECHO 7. MAIN menu
 ECHO
 ECHO Type in the right WORD to continue.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
 MATCH BICOLORSPHERINE tiny
 MATCH TRANSPARENTSPHERINE transparent
 MATCH SPHERINELORE myth
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
SPINEL:
 ECHO SPINEL
 ECHO
 ECHO 1. a BLUE spinel
 ECHO 2. a PINK spinel
 ECHO 3. a red SPINEL
 ECHO 4. a VIOLET spinel
 ECHO 5. MYTHOS
 ECHO 6. MAIN menu
 ECHO
 ECHO Type in the right WORD to continue.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
 MATCH BLUESPINEL blue
 MATCH PINKSPINEL pink
 MATCH REDSPINEL spinel
 MATCH VIOLETSPINEL violet
 MATCH SPINELLORE myth
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
STARSTONE:
 ECHO STARSTONE
 ECHO
 ECHO 1. a BLUE starstone
 ECHO 2. a GREEN starstone
 ECHO 3. a red STARSTONE
 ECHO 4. a WHITE starstone
 ECHO 5. MYTHOS
 ECHO 6. MAIN menu
 ECHO
 ECHO Type in the right WORD to continue.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
 MATCH BLUESTARSTONE blue
 MATCH GREENSTARSTONE green
 MATCH REDSTARSTONE starstone
 MATCH WHITESTARSTONE white
 MATCH STARSTONELORE myth
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
STONE:
 ECHO STONE
 ECHO
 ECHO 1. a BANDED sardonyx stone
 ECHO 2. a green ALEXANDRITE stone
 ECHO 3. a green AVENTURINE stone
 ECHO 4. a green MALACHITE stone
 ECHO 5. an iridescent LABRADORITE stone
 ECHO 6. a light pink MORGANITE stone
 ECHO 7. a pink RHODOCROSITE stone
 ECHO 8. a POLISHED jet stone
 ECHO 9. a TURQUOISE stone
 ECHO 10. MAIN menu
 ECHO
 ECHO Type in the right WORD to continue.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
 MATCH SARDONYXSTONE banded
 MATCH GREENALEXANDRITESTONE alexandrite
 MATCH AVENTURINESTONE aventurine
 MATCH MALACHITESTONE malachite
 MATCH LABRADORITESTONE labradorite
 MATCH MORGANITESTONE morganite
 MATCH RHODOCROSITESTONE rhodocrosite
 MATCH JETSTONE polish
 MATCH TURQUOISESTONE turquoise
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
SUNSTONE:
 ECHO SUNSTONE
 ECHO
 ECHO 1. a red SUNSTONE
 ECHO 2. a WHITE sunstone
 ECHO 3. a YELLOW sunstone
 ECHO 4. MYTHOS
 ECHO 5. MAIN menu
 ECHO
 ECHO Type in the right WORD to continue.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
 MATCH REDSUNSTONE sunstone
 MATCH WHITESUNSTONE white
 MATCH YELLOWSUNSTONE yellow
 MATCH SUNSTONELORE myth
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
TALON:
 ECHO TALON
 ECHO
 ECHO 1. a deep blue SAPPHIRE talon
 ECHO 2. a fiery RUBY talon
 ECHO 3. a glistening ONYX talon
 ECHO 4. a sparkling EMERALD talon
 ECHO 5. MYTHOS
 ECHO 6. MAIN menu
 ECHO
 ECHO Type in the right WORD to continue.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
 MATCH SAPPHIRETALON sapphire
 MATCH RUBYTALON ruby
 MATCH ONYXTALON onyx
 MATCH EMERALDTALON emerald
 MATCH TALONLORE myth
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
THUNDERSTONE:
 ECHO THUNDERSTONE
 ECHO
 ECHO 1. a deep BLUE thunderstone
 ECHO 2. a RADIANT opalescent thunderstone
 ECHO 3. a smoky GREY thunderstone
 ECHO 4. a swirling PURPLE thunderstone
 ECHO 5. MYTHOS
 ECHO 6. MAIN menu
 ECHO
 ECHO Type in the right WORD to continue.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
 MATCH BLUETHUNDERSTONE blue
 MATCH OPALESCENTTHUNDERSTONE radiant
 MATCH GREYTHUNDERSTONE grey
 MATCH PURPLETHUNDERSTONE purple
 MATCH THUNDERSTONELORE myth
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
TOOTH:
 ECHO TOOTH
 ECHO
 ECHO 1. a petrified TIGER tooth
 ECHO 2. a polished SHARK tooth
 ECHO 3. MYTHOS
 ECHO 4. MAIN menu
 ECHO
 ECHO Type in the right WORD to continue.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
 MATCH TIGERTOOTH tiger
 MATCH SHARKTOOTH shark
 MATCH TOOTHLORE myth
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
TOPAZ:
 ECHO TOPAZ
 ECHO
 ECHO 1. a BLUE topaz
 ECHO 2. a CLEAR topaz
 ECHO 3. a GOLDEN topaz
 ECHO 4. a GREEN errisian topaz
 ECHO 5. an ORANGE imperial topaz
 ECHO 6. a PINK topaz
 ECHO 7. a SMOKY topaz
 ECHO 8. MYTHOS
 ECHO 9. MAIN menu
 ECHO
 ECHO Type in the right WORD to continue.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
 MATCH BLUETOPAZ blue
 MATCH CLEARTOPAZ clear
 MATCH GOLDENTOPAZ golden
 MATCH ERRISIANTOPAZ green
 MATCH IMPERIALTOPAZ orange
 MATCH PINKTOPAZ pink
 MATCH SMOKYTOPAZ smoky
 MATCH TOPAZLORE myth
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
TOURMALINE:
 ECHO TOURMALINE
 ECHO
 ECHO 1. a BLACK tourmaline
 ECHO 2. a BLUE tourmaline
 ECHO 3. a CLEAR tourmaline
 ECHO 4. a GREEN tourmaline
 ECHO 5. a PINK tourmaline
 ECHO 6. MYTHOS
 ECHO 7. MAIN menue
 ECHO
 ECHO Type in the right WORD to continue.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
 MATCH BLACKTOURMALINE black
 MATCH BLUETOURMALINE blue
 MATCH CLEARTOURMALINE clear
 MATCH GREENTOURMALINE green
 MATCH PINKTOURMALINE pink
 MATCH TOURMALINELORE myth
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
WHEEL:
 ECHO WHEEL
 ECHO
 ECHO 1. a DARK-spoked crystalline wheel
 ECHO 2. a SMALL crystal-spoked wheel
 ECHO 3. MYTHOS
 ECHO 4. MAIN menu
 ECHO
 ECHO Type in the right WORD to continue.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
 MATCH CRYSTALLINEWHEEL dark
 MATCH CRYSTALSPOKEDWHEEL small
 MATCH WHEELLORE myth
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
ZIRCON:
 ECHO ZIRCON
 ECHO
 ECHO 1. a BROWN zircon
 ECHO 2. a CLEAR zircon
 ECHO 3. a GREEN zircon
 ECHO 4. a SNOWFLAKE zircon
 ECHO 5. a YELLOW zircon
 ECHO 6. MYTHOS
 ECHO 7. MAIN menu
 ECHO
 ECHO Type in the rieght WORD to continue.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
 MATCH BROWNZIRCON brown
 MATCH CLEARZIRCON clear
 MATCH GREENZIRCON green
 MATCH SNOWFLAKEZIRCON snowflake
 MATCH YELLOWZIRCON yellow
 MATCH ZIRCONLORE myth
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
NOUN:
GEMNOUNS:
 ECHO ELANTHIAN GEM NOUNS
 ECHO
 ECHO AETHERstone COREstone
 ECHO AGATE CRYSTAL
 ECHO AMBER CUBE
 ECHO AMETHYST DEATHstone
 ECHO AZURITE DESPANAL
 ECHO BERYL DIAMOND
 ECHO BLAZESTAR DIOPSIDE
 ECHO bloodJEWEL DOOMstone
 ECHO BLOODstone DREAMstone
 ECHO BLUErock DUST
 ECHO CARBUNCLE EGG
 ECHO CHALCEDONY EMERALD
 ECHO CORAL EOSTONE
 ECHO CORDierite EYE
 ECHO
 ECHO Type the right WORD to continue.
 ECHO Type NEXT for more options.
 ECHO Type BACK to return to the previous menu.
 ECHO Press Esc to quit.
 MATCH AETHERSTONE AETHER
 MATCH AGATE AGATE
 MATCH AMBER AMBER
 MATCH AMETHYSTMENU AMETHYST
 MATCH AZURITE AZURITE
 MATCH BERYL BERYL
 MATCH BLAZESTAR BLAZESTAR
 MATCH BLOODJEWEL JEWEL
 MATCH BLOODSTONE BLOOD
 MATCH BLUEROCK BLUE
 MATCH CARBUNCLE CARBUNCLE
 MATCH CHALCEDONY CHALCEDONY
 MATCH CORAL CORAL
 MATCH CORDIERITE CORD
 MATCH CORESTONE CORE
 MATCH CRYSTAL CRYSTAL
 MATCH CUBE CUBE
 MATCH DEATHSTONE DEATH
 MATCH DESPANAL DESPANAL
 MATCH DIAMOND DIAMOND
 MATCH DIOPSIDE DIOPSIDE
 MATCH DOOMSTONE DOOM
 MATCH DREAMSTONE DREAM
 MATCH DUST DUST
 MATCH EGG EGG
 MATCH EMERALDMENU EMERALD
 MATCH EOSTONE EOSTONE
 MATCH EYE EYE
 MATCH GEMNOUNS2 next
 MATCH MAIN back
 MATCHWAIT
GEMNOUNS2:
 ECHO MORE ELANTHIAN GEM NOUNS
 ECHO
 ECHO FAENOR-bloom JADE
 ECHO FANG JASPER
 ECHO FEYstone LAPIS lazuli
 ECHO FIREstone MAORAL
 ECHO GALENA MARBLE
 ECHO GARNET MICA
 ECHO GEM MITHRIL-bloom
 ECHO GEODE MODWIR
 ECHO GLIMAERstone MOONstone
 ECHO HAON MOTHER-of-pearl
 ECHO HELIODOR NUGGET
 ECHO HYACINTH OBSIDIAN
 ECHO IVORY ONYX
 ECHO JACINTH OPAL
 ECHO
 ECHO Type the right WORD to continue.
 ECHO Type NEXT for more options.
 ECHO Type BACK to return to the previous menu.
 ECHO Type MAIN to return to the main menu.
 ECHO Press Esc to quit.
 MATCH FAENOR FAENOR
 MATCH FANG FANG
 MATCH FEYSTONE FEY
 MATCH FIRESTONE FIRE
 MATCH GALENA GALENA
 MATCH GARNET GARNET
 MATCH GEM GEM
 MATCH GEODE GEODE
 MATCH GLIMAERSTONE GLIMAER
 MATCH HAON HAON
 MATCH HELIODOR HELIODOR
 MATCH HYACINTH HYACINTH
 MATCH IVORY IVORY
 MATCH JACINTH JACINTH
 MATCH JADE JADE
 MATCH JASPER JASPER
 MATCH LAPISLAZULI LAPIS
 MATCH MAORAL MAORAL
 MATCH MARBLE MARBLE
 MATCH MICA MICA
 MATCH MITHRIL MITHRIL
 MATCH MODWIR MODWIR
 MATCH MOONSTONE MOON
 MATCH MOTHEROFPEARL MOTHER
 MATCH NUGGET NUGGET
 MATCH OBSIDIAN OBSIDIAN
 MATCH ONYXMENU ONYX
 MATCH OPAL OPAL
 MATCH GEMNOUNS3 next
 MATCH GEMNOUNS back
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
GEMNOUNS3:
 ECHO MORE ELANTHIAN GEM NOUNS
 ECHO
 ECHO ORA-bloom SARD
 ECHO ORB SARDONYX
 ECHO PEARL SCARAB
 ECHO PERIDOT SHARD
 ECHO PYRITE SOULstone
 ECHO QUARTZ SPHENE
 ECHO RHIMAR-bloom SPHERINE
 ECHO RIFTSHARD SPINEL
 ECHO RIFTSTONE STARSTONE
 ECHO ROSESPAR STONE
 ECHO RUBY SUNstone
 ECHO SALT TALON
 ECHO SANDsilver THANOT
 ECHO SAPPHIRE THUNDER
 ECHO
 ECHO Type the right WORD to continue.
 ECHO Type NEXT for more options.
 ECHO Type BACK to return to the previous menu.
 ECHO Type MAIN to return to the main menu.
 ECHO Press Esc to quit.
 MATCH ORA ORA
 MATCH ORB ORB
 MATCH PEARL PEARL
 MATCH PERIDOT PERIDOT
 MATCH PYRITE PYRITE
 MATCH QUARTZ QUARTZ
 MATCH RHIMAR RHIMAR
 MATCH RIFTSHARD RIFTSHARD
 MATCH RIFTSTONE RIFTSTONE
 MATCH ROSESPAR ROSESPAR
 MATCH RUBYMENU RUBY
 MATCH SALT SALT
 MATCH SANDSILVER SAND
 MATCH SAPPHIRE SAPPHIRE
 MATCH SARD SARD
 MATCH SARDONYX SARDONYX
 MATCH SCARAB SCARAB
 MATCH SHARD SHARD
 MATCH SOULSTONE SOUL
 MATCH SPHENE SPHENE
 MATCH SPHERINE SPHERINE
 MATCH SPINEL SPINEL
 MATCH STARSTONE starstone
 MATCH STONE STONE
 MATCH SUNSTONE SUN
 MATCH TALON TALON
 MATCH THANOT THANOT
 MATCH THUNDERSTONE THUNDER
 MATCH GEMNOUNS2 BACK
 MATCH GEMNOUNS4 next
 MATCH MAIN MAIN
 MATCHWAIT
GEMNOUNS4:
 ECHO MORE ELANTHIAN GEM NOUNS
 ECHO
 ECHO TOOTH TUSK
 ECHO TOADSTOOL VULTITE-bloom
 ECHO TOPAZ WHEEL
 ECHO TOURMALINE WYRDSHARD
 ECHO TURQUOISE ZIRCON
 ECHO
 ECHO Type the right WORD to continue.
 ECHO Type BACK to return to the previous menu.
 ECHO Type MAIN to return to the main menu.
 ECHO Press Esc to quit.
 MATCH TOADSTOOL TOADSTOOL
 MATCH TOOTH TOOTH
 MATCH TOPAZ TOPAZ
 MATCH TOURMALINE TOURMALINE
 MATCH TURQUOISE TURQUOISE
 MATCH TUSK TUSK
 MATCH VULTITE VULTITE
 MATCH WHEEL WHEEL
 MATCH WYRDSHARD WYRDSHARD
 MATCH ZIRCON ZIRCON
 MATCH GEMNOUNS3 BACK
 MATCH MAIN MAIN
 MATCHWAIT
GEMGENERAL1:
 ECHO GEMS OF UNIVERSAL OR UNKNOWN ORIGIN
 ECHO
 ECHO a banded AGATE an almandine GARNET
 ECHO a fire AGATE a green GARNET
 ECHO a moss AGATE an aquamarine GEM
 ECHO a mottled AGATE a bright chrysoberyl GEM
 ECHO a tigereye AGATE a golden beryl GEM
 ECHO a piece of AMBER a green chrysoprase GEM
 ECHO an AMETHYST a piece of black JASPER
 ECHO a dark red-green BLOODSTONE a piece of red JASPER
 ECHO some polished black CORAL a piece of yellow JASPER
 ECHO some polished blue CORAL a piece of blue LAPIS lazuli
 ECHO some polished pink CORAL a piece of black MARBLE
 ECHO some polished red CORAL a piece of green MARBLE
 ECHO a blue CORDIERITE a piece of pink MARBLE
 ECHO a quartz CRYSTAL a piece of white MARBLE
 ECHO a rock CRYSTAL a piece of OBSIDIAN
 ECHO an uncut DIAMOND a piece of banded ONYX
 ECHO a star DIOPSIDE a piece of ONYX
 ECHO an EMERALD a black OPAL
 ECHO a milky quartz EYE a fire OPAL
 ECHO an obsidian EYE a white OPAL
 ECHO
 ECHO Type in the right WORD to continue.
 ECHO Type NEXT for more options.
 ECHO Type in BACK to return to the previous menu.
 ECHO Type in MAIN to return to the main menu.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
 MATCH AGATE agate
 MATCH AMBER amber
 MATCH PLAINAMETHYST amethyst
 MATCH BLOODSTONE bloodstone
 MATCH CORAL coral
 MATCH CORDIERITE cordierite
 MATCH CRYSTAL crystal
 MATCH DIAMOND diamond
 MATCH DIOPSIDE diopside
 MATCH EMERALD emerald
 MATCH EYE eye
 MATCH GARNET garnet
 MATCH GEM gem
 MATCH JASPER jasper
 MATCH LAPISLAZULI lapis
 MATCH MARBLE marble
 MATCH OBSIDIAN obsidian
 MATCH ONYXMENU onyx
 MATCH OPAL opal
 MATCH GEMGENERAL2 next
 MATCH REGION back
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
GEMGENERAL2:
 ECHO MORE GEMS OF UNIVERSAL OR UNKNOWN ORIGIN
 ECHO
 ECHO a [size] black PEARL a blood red teardrop-etched SCARAB
 ECHO a [size] grey PEARL an etched translucent SCARAB
 ECHO a [size] pink PEARL a glimmering opalescent SCARAB
 ECHO a [size] white PEARL a sea-green glaes SCARAB
 ECHO a piece of carnelian QUARTZ a sky-blue glaes SCARAB
 ECHO a piece of cat's eye QUARTZ a spiked onyx SCARAB
 ECHO a piece of citrine QUARTZ a blue SPINEL
 ECHO a piece of milky QUARTZ a pink SPINEL
 ECHO a piece of rose QUARTZ a red SPINEL
 ECHO a piece of ROSESPAR a violet SPINEL
 ECHO a star RUBY a green alexandrite STONE
 ECHO a RUBY a green aventurine STONE
 ECHO a blue SAPPHIRE a green malachite STONE
 ECHO a clear SAPPHIRE an iridescent labradorite STONE
 ECHO a green SAPPHIRE a light pink morganite STONE
 ECHO a pink SAPPHIRE a pink rhodocrosite STONE
 ECHO a star SAPPHIRE a turquoise STONE
 ECHO a violet SAPPHIRE a blue TOPAZ
 ECHO a yellow SAPPHIRE a clear TOPAZ
 ECHO an umber SARD a golden TOPAZ
 ECHO
 ECHO Type in the right WORD to continue.
 ECHO Type NEXT for more options.
 ECHO Type in BACK to return to the previous menu.
 ECHO Type in MAIN to return to the main menu.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
 MATCH PEARL pearl
 MATCH QUARTZ quartz
 MATCH ROSESPAR rosespar
 MATCH RUBY ruby
 MATCH SAPPHIRE sapphire
 MATCH SARD sard
 MATCH SCARAB scarab
 MATCH SPINEL spinel
 MATCH STONE stone
 MATCH GEMGENERAL3 next
 MATCH GEMGENERAL1 back
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
GEMGENERAL3:
 ECHO EVEN MORE GEMS OF UNIVERSAL OR UNKNOWN ORIGIN
 ECHO
 ECHO a pink TOPAZ a pink TOURMALINE
 ECHO a smoky TOPAZ a brown ZIRCON
 ECHO a black TOURMALINE a clear ZIRCON
 ECHO a blue TOURMALINE a green ZIRCON
 ECHO a clear TOURMALINE a yellow ZIRCON
 ECHO a green TOURMALINE
 ECHO
 ECHO Type in the right WORD to continue.
 ECHO Type in BACK to return to the previous menu.
 ECHO Type in MAIN to return to the main menu.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
 MATCH TOPAZ topaz
 MATCH TOURMALINE tourmaline
 MATCH ZIRCON zircon
 MATCH GEMGENERAL2 back
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
RIFT:
 ECHO RIFT GEMS
 ECHO
 ECHO a swirling AETHERSTONE some dragon's-fang QUARTZ
 ECHO a brilliant wyrm's-tooth AMETHYST a shard of oblivion QUARTZ
 ECHO a shard of dragonmist CRYSTAL a blue star-shaped RIFTSHARD
 ECHO a chalky yellow CUBE a faceted midnight blue RIFTSTONE
 ECHO a faceted black DIAMOND a pale violet RIFTSTONE
 ECHO a glossy black DOOMSTONE a piece of black RIFTSTONE
 ECHO a petrified aivren EGG a tiny black and blue SPHERINE
 ECHO an Eye-of-Koar EMERALD a tiny blue and green SPHERINE
 ECHO a bronze FANG a tiny red and blue SPHERINE
 ECHO a copper FANG a tiny white and black SPHERINE
 ECHO a gold FANG a transparent SPHERINE
 ECHO an iron FANG a deep blue sapphire TALON
 ECHO a mithril FANG a fiery ruby TALON
 ECHO a platinum FANG a glistening onyx TALON
 ECHO a silver FANG a sparkling emerald TALON
 ECHO a steel FANG a deep blue THUNDERSTONE
 ECHO an urglaes FANG a radiant opalescent THUNDERSTONE
 ECHO a sanguine wyrm's-eye GARNET a smoky grey THUNDERSTONE
 ECHO a golden firemote ORB a swirling purple THUNDERSTONE
 ECHO a murky shadowglass ORB a multicolored WYRDSHARD
 ECHO an aster OPAL a dark-spoked crystalline WHEEL
 ECHO a metallic black PEARL a small crystal-spoked WHEEL
 ECHO 
 ECHO Type in the right WORD to continue.
 ECHO Type in BACK to return to the previous menu.
 ECHO Type in MAIN to return to the main menu.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
 MATCH AETHERSTONE aetherstone
 MATCH WYRMSTOOTHAMETHYST amethyst
 MATCH CRYSTAL crystal
 MATCH CUBE cube
 MATCH DIAMOND diamond
 MATCH DOOMSTONE doomstone
 MATCH EGG egg
 MATCH EMERALD emerald
 MATCH FANG fang
 MATCH GARNET garnet
 MATCH ORB orb
 MATCH OPAL opal
 MATCH PEARL pearl
 MATCH QUARTZ quartz
 MATCH RIFTSHARD riftshard
 MATCH RIFTSTONE riftstone
 MATCH SOULSTONE soulstone
 MATCH SPHERINE spherine
 MATCH TALON talon
 MATCH THUNDERSTONE thunderstone
 MATCH WYRDSHARD wyrdshard
 MATCH WHEEL wheel
 MATCH REGION back
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
NATIONS:
 ECHO GEMS OF THE ELVEN NATIONS
 ECHO
 ECHO an azure BLAZESTAR a yellow HELIODOR
 ECHO a crimson BLAZESTAR a pale yellow HYACINTH
 ECHO an emerald BLAZESTAR a fiery JACINTH
 ECHO a golden BLAZESTAR a piece of petrified MAORAL
 ECHO a deep red CARBUNCLE a piece of petrified MODWIR
 ECHO a piece of white CHALCEDONY a pale blue MOONSTONE
 ECHO a piece of grey CHALCEDONY a pale green MOONSTONE
 ECHO a dragon's-tear DIAMOND a silvery MOONSTONE
 ECHO an uncut maernstrike DIAMOND a piece of spiderweb OBSIDIAN
 ECHO a dragon's-tear EMERALD a moonglae OPAL
 ECHO some olivine FAENOR-bloom a shard of rainbow QUARTZ
 ECHO a bright violet FEYSTONE a dragon's-tear RUBY
 ECHO a periwinkle FEYSTONE a sylvarraend RUBY
 ECHO a green errisian GARNET a blue shimmarglin SAPPHIRE
 ECHO an orange spessartine GARNET a dragonseye SAPPHIRE
 ECHO a brilliant lilac GLIMAERSTONE a lavender shimmarglin SAPPHIRE
 ECHO a cerulean GLIMAERSTONE a pale water SAPPHIRE
 ECHO a clear GLIMAERSTONE a shimmertine SHARD
 ECHO a green GLIMAERSTONE a banded sardonyx STONE
 ECHO a peach GLIMAERSTONE a polished jet STONE
 ECHO a smoky GLIMAERSTONE a piece of petrified THANOT
 ECHO an ultramarine GLIMAERSTONE an orange imperial TOPAZ
 ECHO a piece of petrified HAON a spiderweb TURQUOISE
 ECHO
 ECHO Type in the right WORD to continue.
 ECHO Type in BACK to return to the previous menu.
 ECHO Type in MAIN to return to the main menu.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
 MATCH BLAZESTAR blazestar
 MATCH CARBUNCLE carbuncle
 MATCH CHALCEDONY chalcedony
 MATCH DIAMOND diamond
 MATCH EMERALD emerald
 MATCH FAENORBLOOM faenor
 MATCH FEYSTONE feystone
 MATCH GARNET garnet
 MATCH GLIMAERSTONE glimaerstone
 MATCH HAON haon
 MATCH HELIODOR heliodor
 MATCH HYACINTH hyacinth
 MATCH JACINTH jacinth
 MATCH MAORAL maoral
 MATCH MODWIR modwir
 MATCH MOONSTONE moonstone
 MATCH OBSIDIAN obsidian
 MATCH OPAL opal
 MATCH QUARTZ quartz
 MATCH RUBY ruby
 MATCH SAPPHIRE sapphire
 MATCH SHARD shard
 MATCH STONE stone
 MATCH THANOT thanot
 MATCH TOPAZ topaz
 MATCH TURQUOISE turquoise
 MATCH REGION back
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
TERAS:
 ECHO GEMS OF TERAS ISLE
 ECHO
 ECHO a cloud AGATE a grey MOONSTONE
 ECHO a chameleon AGATE an opaline MOONSTONE
 ECHO a glaesine CRYSTAL a dragonfire OPAL
 ECHO a black DEATHSTONE a reticulated glaes ORB
 ECHO a blue DIAMOND a reticulated mithril ORB
 ECHO a black DREAMSTONE a blue PERIDOT
 ECHO a blue DREAMSTONE a green PERIDOT
 ECHO a green DREAMSTONE a pink PERIDOT
 ECHO a pink DREAMSTONE a yellow PERIDOT
 ECHO a red DREAMSTONE some PYRITE
 ECHO a white DREAMSTONE a piece of blue QUARTZ
 ECHO a yellow DREAMSTONE a piece of smoky QUARTZ
 ECHO a star EMERALD an asterfire QUARTZ
 ECHO a dragonfire EMERALD some dragonfire QUARTZ
 ECHO a FIRESTONE some leopard QUARTZ
 ECHO a fiery red GEM a dragonsbreath SAPPHIRE
 ECHO a small blue GEODE a blue STARSTONE
 ECHO a small green GEODE a green STARSTONE
 ECHO a small purple GEODE a red STARSTONE
 ECHO a small red GEODE a white STARSTONE
 ECHO a black MOONSTONE a red SUNSTONE
 ECHO a blue MOONSTONE a white SUNSTONE
 ECHO a cats-eye MOONSTONE a yellow SUNSTONE
 ECHO a golden MOONSTONE
 ECHO
 ECHO Type in the right WORD to continue.
 ECHO Type in BACK to return to the previous menu.
 ECHO Type in MAIN to return to the main menu.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
 MATCH AGATE agate
 MATCH CRYSTAL crystal
 MATCH DEATHSTONE deathstone
 MATCH DIAMOND diamond
 MATCH DREAMSTONE dreamstone
 MATCH EMERALD emerald
 MATCH FIRESTONE firestone
 MATCH GEM gem
 MATCH GEODE geode
 MATCH MOONSTONE moonstone
 MATCH OPAL opal
 MATCH ORB orb
 MATCH PERIDOT peridot
 MATCH PYRITE pyrite
 MATCH QUARTZ quartz
 MATCH SAPPHIRE sapphire
 MATCH STARSTONE starstone
 MATCH SUNSTONE sunstone
 MATCH REGION back
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
SOLHAVEN:
 ECHO GEMS OF SOLHAVEN
 ECHO
 ECHO a Kezmonian honey BERYL
 ECHO a piece of blue ridge CORAL
 ECHO a piece of cat's paw CORAL
 ECHO a piece of flower CORAL
 ECHO an uncut star-of-Tamzyrr DIAMOND
 ECHO a brilliant fire PEARL
 ECHO a deep blue mermaid's-tear SAPPHIRE
 ECHO
 ECHO Type in the right WORD to continue.
 ECHO Type in SHELLS to see a list of Solhaven's shells.
 ECHO Type in BACK to return to the previous menu.
 ECHO Type in MAIN to return to the main menu.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
 MATCH HONEYBERYL beryl
 MATCH CORAL coral
 MATCH DIAMOND diamond
 MATCH BRILLIANTFIREPEARL pearl
 MATCH MERMAIDSTEARSAPPHIRE sapphire
 MATCH SHELLS shells
 MATCH REGION back
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
RIVERSREST:
 ECHO GEMS OF RIVER'S REST
 ECHO
 ECHO a piece of blue ridge CORAL
 ECHO an uncut star-of-Tamzyrr DIAMOND
 ECHO an iridescent PIECE of mother-of-pearl
 ECHO a brilliant fire PEARL
 ECHO
 ECHO Type in the right WORD to continue.
 ECHO Type in SHELLS to see a list of River's Rest's shells.
 ECHO Type in BACK to return to the previous menu.
 ECHO Type in MAIN to return to the main menu.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
 MATCH CORAL coral
 MATCH DIAMOND diamond
 MATCH MOTHEROFPEARL piece
 MATCH PEARL pearl
 MATCH SHELLS shells
 MATCH REGION back
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
ICEMULE:
 ECHO GEMS OF ICEMULE TRACE AND PINEFAR
 ECHO
 ECHO a blue lace AGATE some pink MITHRIL-bloom
 ECHO a frost AGATE some purple MITHRIL-bloom
 ECHO a shard of tigerfang CRYSTAL a blue-white frost OPAL
 ECHO a dram of gold DUST some green ORA-bloom
 ECHO a pinch of gold DUST a gold NUGGET
 ECHO a pinch of platinum DUST a large gold NUGGET
 ECHO a blood red GARNET a platinum NUGGET
 ECHO a piece of brown JADE a large platinum NUGGET
 ECHO a piece of green JADE a SARDONYX
 ECHO a piece of white JADE a polished shark TOOTH
 ECHO a piece of yellow JADE a petrified mammoth TUSK
 ECHO a piece of polished IVORY a snowflake ZIRCON
 ECHO 
 ECHO Type in the right WORD to continue.
 ECHO Type in BACK to return to the previous menu.
 ECHO Type in MAIN to return to the main menu.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
 MATCH AGATE agate
 MATCH CRYSTAL crystal
 MATCH DUST dust
 MATCH GARNET garnet
 MATCH JADE jade
 MATCH IVORY ivory
 MATCH MITHRIL mithril
 MATCH OPAL opal
 MATCH ORA ora
 MATCH NUGGET nugget
 MATCH SARDONYX sardonyx
 MATCH TOOTH tooth
 MATCH TUSK tusk
 MATCH ZIRCON zircon
 MATCH REGION back
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
ZUL:
 ECHO GEMS OF ZUL LOGOTH
 ECHO
 ECHO a piece of AZURITE a boulder OPAL
 ECHO some bright BLUEROCK a tangerine QUARTZ
 ECHO a piece of COREstone a black SPHENE
 ECHO a CINNABAR crystal a brown SPHENE
 ECHO a deep blue EOSTONE a green SPHENE
 ECHO some silvery GALENA a white SPHENE
 ECHO an ametrine GEM a yellow SPHENE
 ECHO a large piece of MICA a petrified TOADstool
 ECHO 
 ECHO Type in the right WORD to continue.
 ECHO Type in BACK to return to the previous menu.
 ECHO Type in MAIN to return to the main menu.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
 MATCH AZURITE azurite
 MATCH BLUEROCK bluerock
 MATCH CORESTONE core
 MATCH CINNABARCRYSTAL cinnabar
 MATCH EOSTONE eostone
 MATCH GALENA galena
 MATCH AMETRINEGEM gem
 MATCH MICA mica
 MATCH OPAL opal
 MATCH QUARTZ quartz
 MATCH SPHENE sphene
 MATCH TOADSTOOL toad
 MATCH REGION back
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
AETHERSTONE:
 ECHO GEM: a swirling aetherstone
 ECHO LOCATION: the Rift
 ECHO SOURCE:
 ECHO RARITY:
 ECHO AVG. VALUE:
 ECHO AdG POINTS:
 ECHO AdG VALUE:
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: The aetherstone is a small crystalline sphere with striations of color visible within its milky interior. Oddly, the colors shift and change as the stone is turned, blurring from one hue to the next too quickly for the eye to follow.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: None.
 ECHO
 ECHO Type MYTHOS for lore information.
 ECHO Type MINING for mining information.
 ECHO Press Esc to quit.
 MATCH AETHERSTONELORE myth
 MATCH AETHERSTONEMINING mining
 MATCHWAIT
BANDEDAGATE:
 ECHO GEM: a banded agate
 ECHO LOCATION:
 ECHO SOURCE:
 ECHO RARITY:
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 ECHO ARKATI: Lumnis (agate in general)
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Narrow bands of color streak across and through the surface of the small stone. While some of the stripes have a milky translucency, others are almost completely opaque.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: This term describes any agate marked with narrow bands of color that vary between opaque and semitranslucent.
 ECHO
 ECHO Type MYTHOS for lore information.
 ECHO Type MINING for mining information.
 ECHO Press Esc to quit.
 MATCH AGATELORE myth
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 MATCHWAIT
BLUELACEAGATE:
 ECHO GEM: a blue lace agate
 ECHO LOCATION: Icemule & Pinefar
 ECHO SOURCE:
 ECHO RARITY:
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 ECHO ARKATI: Lumnis (agate in general)
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Bands of delicate violets, periwinkle, and blue sweep across the icy whiteness of the agate like twilight shadows on wind-driven dunes of snow.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: This is a kind of banded agate marked with white, violet, and pale blue stripes, often shimmering in a fashion similar to moonstone.
 ECHO
 ECHO Type MYTHOS for lore information.
 ECHO Type MINING for mining information.
 ECHO Press Esc to quit.
 MATCH AGATELORE myth
 MATCH AGATEMINING mining
 MATCHWAIT
CHAMELEONAGATE:
 ECHO GEM: a chameleon agate
 ECHO LOCATION: Teras
 ECHO SOURCE:
 ECHO RARITY: Very Rare
 ECHO AVG. VALUE: 4500 silvers
 ECHO AdG POINTS: 1250
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 1125 silvers/gem
 ECHO ARKATI: Lumnis (agate in general)
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Bands of translucent color with clearly defined borders extend lengthwise through a chameleon agate. Reds give way to yellows, and yellows give way to greens. Like the chameleon lizard, a chameleon agate seems to change its appearance to match the situation. In extremely bright light, the colors vibrantly display themselves, while in subdued light the colors become dark and rather indistinct.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: To be precise, this agate is not properly found upon the continent of Elanith, for it can be found only on Teras Isle. The stone displays translucent bands of red, yellow, and green, each with a clearly demarcated border. Like the lizard for which it is named, it shifts from light to dark to match its surroundings.
 ECHO
 ECHO Type MYTHOS for lore information.
 ECHO Type MINING for mining information.
 ECHO Press Esc to quit.
 MATCH AGATELORE myth
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 MATCHWAIT
CLOUDAGATE:
 ECHO GEM: a cloud agate
 ECHO LOCATION:
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 ECHO RARITY:
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 ECHO ARKATI: Lumnis (agate in general)
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: The thick crystals of the cloud agate are closer to opaque than they are to the transparency of the agate's cousins. Layers of pale blues, greys and white lie beneath the waxy luster. The soft tones fade into one another like ethereal clouds in the twilight sky.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Compared to the elegant translucency of its cousins, cloud agate is almost opaque. Layers of grey, white, and pale blue course through its substance beneath its waxy luster.
 ECHO
 ECHO Type MYTHOS for lore information.
 ECHO Type MINING for mining information.
 ECHO Press Esc to quit.
 MATCH AGATELORE myth
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FIREAGATE:
 ECHO GEM: a fire agate
 ECHO LOCATION: General
 ECHO SOURCE:
 ECHO RARITY: Common
 ECHO AVG. VALUE: 150 silvers
 ECHO AdG POINTS: 450
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 45 silvers/gem
 ECHO ARKATI: Lumnis (agate in general)
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: The opaque, reddish-brown surface is not particularly promising at a glance, but hints of red, green, and yellow fire shimmer across it whenever light touches it at the correct angle. Despite a few scratches, it is primarily smooth, as a rock might become after hundreds of years tumbling through a riverbed.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Fire agate is said to resemble burning embers. Although it is layered, the stone does not properly form bands, producing an opalescent play of color instead. Its primary color is reddish-brown, but iridescent hints of orange, scarlet, green, and yellow can be seen within it.
 ECHO
 ECHO Type MYTHOS for lore information.
 ECHO Type MINING for mining information.
 ECHO Press Esc to quit.
 MATCH AGATELORE myth
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 MATCHWAIT
FROSTAGATE:
 ECHO GEM: a frost agate
 ECHO LOCATION: Icemule Trace
 ECHO SOURCE:
 ECHO RARITY: Infrequent
 ECHO AVG. VALUE:
 ECHO AdG POINTS:
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 ECHO ARKATI: Lumnis (agate in general)
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Delicate white patterns mottle the surface of the semitranslucent grey stone in a pattern akin to frost creeping over a glass windowpane. The lopsided pebble is not particularly attractive, but a jeweler's eye would readily see the beauty waiting behind the stone's damaged exterior.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: None.
 ECHO
 ECHO Type MYTHOS for lore information.
 ECHO Type MINING for mining information.
 ECHO Press Esc to quit.
 MATCH AGATELORE myth
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MOSSAGATE:
 ECHO GEM: a moss agate
 ECHO LOCATION:
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 ECHO ARKATI: Gosaena, Lumnis (agate in general)
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Dark green and pale brown tendrils inside the clear stone resemble stringy bits of moss imprisoned within a pebble made of ice. Light shimmers gently off the polished slopes of the gem's sides.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Despite being solid stone, moss agate looks like nothing so much as stringy bits of moss imprisoned in a pebble of ice -- thin tendrils of dark green and pale brown thread through a perfectly transparent exterior.
 ECHO
 ECHO Type MYTHOS for lore information.
 ECHO Type MINING for mining information.
 ECHO Press Esc to quit.
 MATCH AGATELORE myth
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 MATCHWAIT
MOTTLEDAGATE:
 ECHO GEM: a mottled agate
 ECHO LOCATION:
 ECHO SOURCE:
 ECHO RARITY: Common
 ECHO AVG. VALUE: 40
 ECHO AdG POINTS:
 ECHO AdG VALUE:
 ECHO ARKATI: Lumnis (agate in general)
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: This little rounded nodule of agate displays a delicately mottled surface of leafy green, honey brown, and creamy white. The translucent quality of the quartz gives it a mesmerizing depth.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Mottled agate does not properly have bands. Instead, leaf green, honey brown, and creamy white form webbing patterns through its translucent interior in a fashion that is similar to moss agate. Some people nickname it "forest agate" instead.
 ECHO
 ECHO Type MYTHOS for lore information.
 ECHO Type MINING for mining information.
 ECHO Press Esc to quit.
 MATCH AGATELORE myth
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TIGEREYEAGATE:
 ECHO GEM: a tigereye agate
 ECHO LOCATION:
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 ECHO ARKATI: Lumnis (agate in general)
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Several scratches and many small stress lines mar the gleaming stone, but the fiery golden bands traversing its surface retain their beauty. The color strongly resembles the hue of a watchful feline eye, and the striations bear a certain resemblance to the thick, silky coat of a great cat.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Tigereye agate is a beautiful, shimmering stone that displays bands of fiery gold upon a background of dark brown when it catches the light.
 ECHO
 ECHO Type MYTHOS for lore information.
 ECHO Type MINING for mining information.
 ECHO Press Esc to quit.
 MATCH AGATELORE myth
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 MATCHWAIT
AMBER:
GOLDENAMBER:
PIECEOFAMBER:
PIECEOFGOLDENAMBER:
 ECHO GEM: a piece of amber/a piece of golden amber
 ECHO LOCATION:
 ECHO SOURCE:
 ECHO RARITY: Uncommon
 ECHO AVG. VALUE:
 ECHO AdG POINTS: 450
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 37.5 silvers/gem
 ECHO USED IN: a runed bone talisman (301 Prayer of Holding)
 ECHO ARKATI: Imaera, Sheru
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Roughly oval in shape, a piece of amber is broad and flat, providing an excellent view of its transparent interior portion. Trapped within the golden yellow fossilized pine tree sap are several small flying insects and a dried flower.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Amber is a lustrous, honey-golden stone. The most valuable pieces of amber are transparent, but translucent and cloudy amber also exists. Sylvans say that there are other types of amber, including brown, green, blue, and black, but only the golden shade is honored as "true" amber by the other races. Many pieces of amber contain insects or small fragments of leaves imprisoned within their substance. Amber cannot be faceted.
 ECHO
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 ECHO Type MINING for mining information.
 ECHO Press Esc to quit.
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PLAINAMETHYST:
 ECHO GEM: an amethyst
 ECHO LOCATION:
 ECHO SOURCE:
 ECHO RARITY: Uncommon
 ECHO AVG. VALUE:
 ECHO AdG POINTS: 450
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 55 silvers/gem
 ECHO ARKATI: Cholen
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Several dark, deep purple prismatic spears radiate outward from a central point to form this crown-like collection of amethyst crystals. Each spear shows the deepest color in its interior, fading gradually to clear crystal on the outside.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Amethyst is actually a variety of quartz, and therefore fairly common, but its beauty makes it a highly popular gem. It is distinguished from other quartz variants by its purple color. Typically, it is found in long crystals that terminate in a six-sided pyramid at each end, but it can also form in crystalline crusts that show only the pointed terminations.
 ECHO
 ECHO Type MYTHOS for lore information.
 ECHO Type MINING for mining information.
 ECHO Press Esc to quit.
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BRILLIANTWYRMSTOOTHAMETHYST:
WYRMSTOOTHAMETHYST:
BRILLIANTWYRM'STOOTHAMETHYST:
WYRM'STOOTHAMETHYST:
BRILLIANTWYRMS-TOOTHAMETHYST:
WYRMS-TOOTHAMETHYST:
BRILLIANTWYRM'S-TOOTHAMETHYST:
WYRM'S-TOOTHAMETHYST:
 ECHO GEM: a brilliant wyrm's-tooth amethyst
 ECHO LOCATION: the Rift
 ECHO SOURCE:
 ECHO RARITY: Rare
 ECHO AVG. VALUE: 2000 silvers
 ECHO AdG POINTS:
 ECHO AdG VALUE:
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Shades of lilac, violet, and indigo flow seamlessly together within the sleekly sharpened amethyst. Jagged edges taper to a point, each laced with flecks of ebony trapped within the precious purple gemstone. A pale lavender light coruscates across the lustrous surface like bolts of lightning in the midst of a summer storm.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: None.
 ECHO
 ECHO Type MYTHOS for lore information.
 ECHO Type MINING for mining information.
 ECHO Press Esc to quit.
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AZURITE:
 ECHO GEM: a piece of azurite
 ECHO LOCATION: Zul Logoth
 ECHO SOURCE:
 ECHO RARITY:
 ECHO AVG. VALUE: 100 silvers
 ECHO AdG POINTS: 450
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 25 silvers/gem
 ECHO USED IN: a clear rainbow-flecked crystal (503 Thurfel's Ward)
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Ranging from dark blue to azure in hue, tiny crystalline formations compose the main structure of this beautiful ore. Slender veins of greyish white snake around the peaks and crevices of the azurite, a remnant from the rock from which it came.
 ECHO PLAY.NET:
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 MATCH AZURITELORE myth
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BERYL:
HONEYBERYL:
KEZMONIANHONEYBERYL:
 ECHO GEM: a Kezmonian honey beryl
 ECHO LOCATION: Solhaven
 ECHO SOURCE:
 ECHO MINING: The only known source of Kezmonian honey beryl was, unsurprisingly, a mine on the lost island of Kezmon.
 ECHO RARITY:
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Cylindrical, with short protuberances in various spots, a Kezmonian honey beryl is similar to a miniature tree trunk with the branches sawed off. Its deep golden color is nearly translucent, and though solid, it seems to shift and flow inside as the light strikes it from different angles.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Like "agate," "beryl" is a Common word that annoys many dwarves. According to dwarven jewelers, emerald, aquamarine, morganite, helidor, and beryl are all essentially the same kind of stone, varying only in hue, location, and available quality. The dwarven language differentiates them accordingly; for example, "zhaljar greosh" is the dwarven term for emerald, and it translates simply as "green beryl." In the imprecision of Common, however, "beryl" normally refers only to the golden-orange form that is most common for the stone. Some jewelers do differentiate it as "golden beryl," particularly if they deal routinely with dwarves.
 ECHO
 ECHO One noteworthy beryl variant is Kezmonian honey beryl, which is a translucent golden stone with an intense, beautiful luster. When the stone is turned in strong sunlight, the hues within seem to shift and flow in a fashion similar to clover honey flowing across a surface of glass.
 ECHO
 ECHO Type MYTHOS for lore information.
 ECHO Type MINING for mining information.
 ECHO Press Esc to quit.
 MATCH BERYLLORE myth
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AZUREBLAZESTAR:
 ECHO GEM: an azure blazestar
 ECHO LOCATION: Elven Nations
 ECHO SOURCE:
 ECHO RARITY: Extraordinarily Rare
 ECHO AVG. VALUE:
 ECHO AdG POINTS: 1450
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 1500 silvers/gem
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Even in its uncut state, the blazestar shines with a fire fit to rival and defeat even the most precious diamond. Rather than responding properly to the ambient light, the magical brilliance in the azure jewel's heart scintillates with a heartbeat rhythm of its own, flaring and failing roughly once every two minutes. Each time the jewel's fire blazes high, dozens of tiny blue flecks spring into existence in the center of the stone and work their way slowly outward until they glimmer into nonexistence. Then, they are reborn at the blazestar's center with the next fiery pulse.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Blazestar occurs in a number of hues, including blue, green, gold, and the distinctive crimson color that is most often recognized. Instead of displaying its fire only when turned to the light, blazestar responds to natural flows of mana, causing its fire to wax and wane as the pulses of mana run through Elanith. It waxes and wanes no more strongly upon an earthnode than in any other location, but it continues to sense the ambient mana even when the source is so faint that mages cannot cast their spells. With each waxing, tiny, brilliant specks of light will trace their way through blazestar, and then they will die again as they reach the edge. Due to its distinctive appearance, it is impossible to fake blazestar.
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CRIMSONBLAZESTAR:
 ECHO GEM: a crimson blazestar
 ECHO LOCATION: Elven Nations
 ECHO SOURCE:
 ECHO RARITY: Extraordinarily Rare
 ECHO AVG. VALUE:
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Even in its uncut state, the blazestar shines with a fire fit to rival and defeat even the most precious diamond. Rather than responding properly to the ambient light, the magical brilliance in the scarlet jewel's heart scintillates with a heartbeat rhythm of its own, flaring and failing roughly once every two minutes. Each time the jewel's fire blazes high, dozens of tiny red flecks spring into existence in the center of the stone and work their way slowly outward until they glimmer into nonexistence. Then, they are reborn at the blazestar's center with the next fiery pulse.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Blazestar occurs in a number of hues, including blue, green, gold, and the distinctive crimson color that is most often recognized. Instead of displaying its fire only when turned to the light, blazestar responds to natural flows of mana, causing its fire to wax and wane as the pulses of mana run through Elanith. It waxes and wanes no more strongly upon an earthnode than in any other location, but it continues to sense the ambient mana even when the source is so faint that mages cannot cast their spells. With each waxing, tiny, brilliant specks of light will trace their way through blazestar, and then they will die again as they reach the edge. Due to its distinctive appearance, it is impossible to fake blazestar.
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GOLDENBLAZESTAR:
 ECHO GEM: a golden blazestar
 ECHO LOCATION: Elven Nations
 ECHO SOURCE:
 ECHO RARITY: Extraordinarily Rare
 ECHO AVG. VALUE:
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Even in its uncut state, the blazestar shines with a fire fit to rival and defeat even the most precious diamond. Rather than responding properly to the ambient light, the magical brilliance in the golden jewel's heart scintillates with a heartbeat rhythm of its own, flaring and failing roughly once every two minutes. Each time the jewel's fire blazes high, dozens of tiny golden flecks spring into existence in the center of the stone and work their way slowly outward until they glimmer into nonexistence. Then, they are reborn at the blazestar's center with the next fiery pulse.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Blazestar occurs in a number of hues, including blue, green, gold, and the distinctive crimson color that is most often recognized. Instead of displaying its fire only when turned to the light, blazestar responds to natural flows of mana, causing its fire to wax and wane as the pulses of mana run through Elanith. It waxes and wanes no more strongly upon an earthnode than in any other location, but it continues to sense the ambient mana even when the source is so faint that mages cannot cast their spells. With each waxing, tiny, brilliant specks of light will trace their way through blazestar, and then they will die again as they reach the edge. Due to its distinctive appearance, it is impossible to fake blazestar.
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EMERALDBLAZESTAR:
 ECHO GEM: an emerald blazestar
 ECHO LOCATION: Elven Nations
 ECHO SOURCE:
 ECHO RARITY: Extraordinarily Rare
 ECHO AVG. VALUE:
 ECHO AdG POINTS: 1450
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 1675 silvers/gem
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Even in its uncut state, the blazestar shines with a fire fit to rival and defeat even the most precious diamond. Rather than responding properly to the ambient light, the magical brilliance in the viridian jewel's heart scintillates with a heartbeat rhythm of its own, flaring and failing roughly once every two minutes. Each time the jewel's fire blazes high, dozens of tiny green flecks spring into existence in the center of the stone and work their way slowly outward until they glimmer into nonexistence. Then, they are reborn at the blazestar's center with the next fiery pulse.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Blazestar occurs in a number of hues, including blue, green, gold, and the distinctive crimson color that is most often recognized. Instead of displaying its fire only when turned to the light, blazestar responds to natural flows of mana, causing its fire to wax and wane as the pulses of mana run through Elanith. It waxes and wanes no more strongly upon an earthnode than in any other location, but it continues to sense the ambient mana even when the source is so faint that mages cannot cast their spells. With each waxing, tiny, brilliant specks of light will trace their way through blazestar, and then they will die again as they reach the edge. Due to its distinctive appearance, it is impossible to fake blazestar.
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BLOODJEWEL:
SELANTHANBLOODJEWEL:
 ECHO GEM: a selanthan bloodjewel
 ECHO LOCATION:
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 ECHO RARITY: Extremely Rare
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 ECHO ARKATI: V'tull
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: A teardrop-shaped stone, a selanthan bloodjewel is translucent red on the edges, darkening to a nearly black core. The bloodjewel is no more than a half-inch in its longest dimension, and the tip of the teardrop seems to lean over slightly in relation to the rest of the jewel.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Bloodjewel is a translucent red stone with little to no fire. A piece of bloodjewel normally appears so dark that it is almost black at the center, and then lightens to an intense scarlet hue around the edges. It is normally cut in smooth, rounded shapes, cabochons or teardrops, rather than being faceted.
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BLOODSTONE:
REDGREENBLOODSTONE:
DARKREDGREENBLOODSTONE:
RED-GREENBLOODSTONE:
DARKRED-GREENBLOODSTONE:
 ECHO GEM: a dark red-green bloodstone
 ECHO LOCATION:
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 ECHO RARITY: Common
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 ECHO ARKATI: Mularos
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: This opaque chunk of sea-green chalcedony quartz is liberally speckled with red-orange jasper, looking for all the world like drops of blood.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Bloodstone is an opaque, sea green stone that is liberally speckled with reddish-orange spots. The contrast between the green and the red causes the stone to look as though it has been splashed with blood.
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BLUEROCK:
BRIGHTBLUEROCK:
 ECHO GEM: some bright bluerock
 ECHO LOCATION: Zul Logoth
 ECHO SOURCE:
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 ECHO AVG. VALUE:
 ECHO AdG POINTS: 850
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 300 silvers/gem
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: With its vitreous luster, the bright blue coloration of the transparent bluerock rivals that of any sapphire. The peculiar nature of the bluerock causes it to look as black as night from one side, display a violet blue tone from another side, and appear silvery white from the top.
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CARBUNCLE:
REDCARBUNCLE:
DEEPREDCARBUNCLE:
 ECHO GEM: a deep red carbuncle
 ECHO LOCATION: Elven Nations
 ECHO SOURCE:
 ECHO RARITY: Infrequent
 ECHO AVG. VALUE:
 ECHO AdG POINTS: 650
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 125 silvers/gem
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: The surfaces of this small, tear-shaped gem have been smoothed by wind or water, though a few scratches still report recent damage. In color, it competes with the deepest, darkest red found in the most valuable rubies, with a purplish-blue color present in the sparkling fire at its core.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Carbuncles vary in hue between rich scarlet and a deep, dark purplish-red. The gem can certainly be faceted. Even in cabochon form, however, the carbuncle shines with an intense fire at its core. The gem will be most valuable if hints of blue are visible in its inner fire.
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GREYCHALCEDONY:
PIECEOFGREYCHALCEDONY:
 ECHO GEM: a piece of grey chalcedony
 ECHO LOCATION:
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 ECHO RARITY: Uncommon
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 ECHO ARKATI: Leya (chalcedony in general)
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Waxy in color, the chalcedony is arranged in blocky crystals with clinging remnants of rough rock. The glossy surfaces are nearly white, though several spots are cloudy with a myriad grey shades akin to young storm clouds in an overcast sky.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Chalcedony is a semi-translucent stone that varies in hue between white and pale grey. It has no fire when faceted, and most people prefer to display chalcedony as cabochons or in small carved forms instead.
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WHITECHALCEDONY:
PIECEOFWHITECHALCEDONY:
 ECHO GEM: a piece of white chalcedony
 ECHO LOCATION: Elven Nations
 ECHO SOURCE:
 ECHO RARITY: Uncommon
 ECHO AVG. VALUE:
 ECHO AdG POINTS: 450
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 25 silvers/gem
 ECHO ARKATI: Leya (chalcedony in general)
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Tiny, brilliantly sparkling quartz crystals cover one face of the piece of white chalcedony, but the unadorned stone is exposed on the other. Thin bands of grey pass through the semi-translucent stone, but, aside from those slender adornments, the rock is the same pallid, milky color as the face of the full moon Liabo.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Chalcedony is a semi-translucent stone that varies in hue between white and pale grey. It has no fire when faceted, and most people prefer to display chalcedony as cabochons or in small carved forms instead.
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RIDGECORAL:
BLUERIDGECORAL:
PIECEOFBLUERIDGECORAL:
 ECHO GEM: a piece of blue ridge coral
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Myriad calcified protrusions, twisting and intertwining, extend from a small stalk to form a piece of blue ridge coral. The protrusions form an irregularly shaped colony, with no symmetry or balance apparent. The entire mass is only a couple of inches across at its largest dimension, and all portions are colored a uniform pastel blue.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: There are many different types of coral, which vary widely in appearance from one another. Coral stones are composed of twisting protrusions of rock that wrap around each other. The protrusions may be long or short, symmetrical or asymmetrical, rough or polished, and all of these will affect the value assigned to the stone. One noteworthy variant is is blue ridge coral, which is a distinctive pastel blue color like a clear spring sky.
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PAWCORAL:
CATSPAWCORAL:
CAT'SPAWCORAL:
PIECEOFCATSPAWCORAL:
PIECEOFCAT'SPAWCORAL:
 ECHO GEM: a piece of cat's paw coral
 ECHO LOCATION: Solhaven
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 ECHO ARKATI: Charl (coral in general)
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Myriad calcified protrusions, twisting and intertwining, extend from a small stalk to form a piece of cat's-paw coral. The protrusions form an irregularly shaped colony, with no apparent symmetry or balance. The entire mass is only a couple of inches across at its largest dimension, and all portions are colored a uniform creamy white.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: There are many different types of coral, which vary widely in appearance from one another. Coral stones are composed of twisting protrusions of rock that wrap around each other. The protrusions may be long or short, symmetrical or asymmetrical, rough or polished, and all of these will affect the value assigned to the stone. One noteworthy variant is cat's-paw coral, which is a milky white hue and bears some resemblance to a group of cats’ paws.
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FLOWERCORAL:
PIECEOFFLOWERCORAL:
 ECHO GEM: a piece of flower coral
 ECHO LOCATION: Solhaven
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 ECHO ARKATI: Charl (coral in general)
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Short, twisting fingerlings of calcified material extend from a short base to create a piece of flower coral. Though the fingerlings seem to travel a meandering course, the space between any two fingerlings is quite consistent, and all the fingerlings extend the same distance from the center. All portions of the symmetrical globe are light bluish grey.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: There are many different types of coral, which vary widely in appearance from one another. Coral stones are composed of twisting protrusions of rock that wrap around each other. The protrusions may be long or short, symmetrical or asymmetrical, rough or polished, and all of these will affect the value assigned to the stone. One noteworthy variant is flower coral, which is pale bluish-grey in hue and receives its name because its protrusions are arranged like the edges of petals.
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BLACKCORAL:
POLISHEDBLACKCORAL:
 ECHO GEM: some polished black coral
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 ECHO RARITY: Common
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 ECHO ARKATI: Charl (coral in general)
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: With its feathery branches and deep black color, this coral conveys both fragility and permanence. The polished surfaces are ready for transformation into jewelry or other decorative items.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: There are many different types of coral, which vary widely in appearance from one another. Coral stones are composed of twisting protrusions of rock that wrap around each other. The protrusions may be long or short, symmetrical or asymmetrical, rough or polished, and all of these will affect the value assigned to the stone.
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BLUECORAL:
POLISHEDBLUECORAL:
 ECHO GEM: some polished blue coral
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 ECHO RARITY: Common
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 ECHO ARKATI: Charl (coral in general)
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: As rippled as a head of lettuce, this lavender-blue coral is an impressive specimen. Tiny holes throughout the skeleton give it a spongy texture and a rough feel, despite the rudimentary polishing.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: There are many different types of coral, which vary widely in appearance from one another. Coral stones are composed of twisting protrusions of rock that wrap around each other. The protrusions may be long or short, symmetrical or asymmetrical, rough or polished, and all of these will affect the value assigned to the stone.
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PINKCORAL:
POLISHEDPINKCORAL:
 ECHO GEM: some polished pink coral
 ECHO LOCATION:
 ECHO SOURCE:
 ECHO RARITY: Infrequent
 ECHO AVG. VALUE:
 ECHO AdG POINTS: 650
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 87.5 silvers/gem
 ECHO ARKATI: Charl (coral in general)
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Like a tiny piece of driftwood, this coral bends and branches in a pleasingly organic fashion. The color is an extremely pale, delicate pink with a slightly darker blush here and there.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: There are many different types of coral, which vary widely in appearance from one another. Coral stones are composed of twisting protrusions of rock that wrap around each other. The protrusions may be long or short, symmetrical or asymmetrical, rough or polished, and all of these will affect the value assigned to the stone.
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REDCORAL:
POLISHEDREDCORAL:
 ECHO GEM: some polished red coral
 ECHO LOCATION:
 ECHO SOURCE:
 ECHO RARITY: Infrequent
 ECHO AVG. VALUE:
 ECHO AdG POINTS: 650
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 87.5 silvers/gem
 ECHO ARKATI: Charl (coral in general)
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Branched like a knobby tree, this coral spreads outward and upward from a sturdy trunk. The deep red color is breathtaking, and the polished surfaces just beg to be touched.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: There are many different types of coral, which vary widely in appearance from one another. Coral stones are composed of twisting protrusions of rock that wrap around each other. The protrusions may be long or short, symmetrical or asymmetrical, rough or polished, and all of these will affect the value assigned to the stone.
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CORDIERITE:
BLUECORDIERITE:
 ECHO GEM: a blue cordierite
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 ECHO RARITY: Common
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: The unusual color of a blue cordierite could be compared to a light blue sapphire with a purplish tint. Sometimes called a "water sapphire," cordierite has an entrancing color-changing ability. When seen from one direction, the crystal is a clear blue-violet. But as it is rotated, the color changes first to yellowish-grey, then back towards light blue.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Cordierite is currently used as the trade name for low-quality water sapphire. See the entry on water sapphire for more information about its appearance and properties.
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CORESTONE:
PIECEOFCORESTONE:
 ECHO GEM: a piece of corestone
 ECHO LOCATION: Zul Logoth
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Brassy in hue with streaks of silver and gold, the corestone is akin to a metal flower blooming with rough, uneven petals. Its luster is brilliant, magnified by the plethora of facets that adorn its crystalline facade.
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CINNABAR:
CINNABARCRYSTAL:
 ECHO GEM: a cinnabar crystal
 ECHO LOCATION: Zul Logoth
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: The cluster of brilliant red crystals radiates outward from a central point like a fiery crimson starburst. Faint striations litter its crystalline surface with a subtle undertone of vivid orange.
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GLAESINECRYSTAL:
 ECHO GEM: a glaesine crystal
 ECHO LOCATION: Teras
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: A multi-sided translucent gem, a glaesine crystal shares the same coloration as its namesake metal. Its crystalline composition is dark grey, bordering on black, and consistent throughout the gem. The crystal's exterior is smooth, with sharp points and edges. Many cracks, pits, and imperfections show on the gem's surface, indicating that its durability may be low.
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QUARTZCRYSTAL:
 ECHO GEM: a quartz crystal
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Dozens of small, translucent quartz crystals cluster tightly together, their hard-edged surfaces bright with an almost greasy luster. Though cloudy white at the base, the crystals are perfectly transparent at the tips.
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ROCKCRYSTAL:
 ECHO GEM: a rock crystal
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 ECHO RARITY: Very Common
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 ECHO USED IN: rock crystal
 ECHO ARKATI: Jastev
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Almost too perfect to believe, this rock crystal is a long, slender prism with clean, flat faces. It is as clear as day and satisfyingly solid.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Rock crystal is a perfectly clear, utterly colorless form of quartz. It occurs in large veins running through the earth and in marvelous crystals inside caverns.
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DRAGONMISTCRYSTAL:
SHARDOFDRAGONMISTCRYSTAL:
 ECHO GEM: a shard of dragonmist crystal
 ECHO LOCATION: the Rift
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: The dragonmist crystal is long and thick, its surface velvety and its depths foggy and mysterious. Deep within it can be seen a small but vivid burst of crimson. A wispy swirl of bluish-grey color almost obscures the ruby center like a shadow wrapped closely about the crystal's heart in a protective embrace.
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TIGERFANGCRYSTAL:
SHARDOFTIGERFANGCRYSTAL:
 ECHO GEM: a shard of tigerfang crystal
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 ECHO ARKATI: Kai
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Light glints coldly from the glassy facets and razor-keen edges of the crystal. The pyramidal tip is a glossy ivory, which blends into an black-flecked orange tone at the base.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Tigerfang crystal (often shorted to just tigerfang) is an opaque to semi-translucent stone. It forms in long crystals and breaks readily to create a razor-sharp edge. Each crystal is either ivory-hued or colorless at the tip. The base may be orange, silver, or white, but it is always flecked with pure black.
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CUBE:
YELLOWCUBE:
CHALKYYELLOWCUBE:
 ECHO GEM: a chalky yellow cube
 ECHO LOCATION: the Rift
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Blunt edges give a more spherical appearance to this chunk of mustard yellow chalk, though careful observation reveals distinctive lines and angles. A fine-grained dry powder easily drifts off the rough cube, swirling to life in a momentary draft.
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DEATHSTONE:
BLACKDEATHSTONE:
 ECHO GEM: a black deathstone
 ECHO LOCATION: Teras
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 ECHO RARITY: Uncommon
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 ECHO ARKATI: Fash'lo'nae, Onar
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Blacker than a cloudy, moonless night, a black deathstone is a small, opaque stone. Its slightly polished surfaces reflect only a bit of light, as most light striking the deathstone seems to be absorbed into it. This makes it quite difficult to see any small details on the deathstone's surface.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Deathstone is an opaque, pure black stone that reflects very little light. Through some trick of the eye, deathstone crystals seem to reduce the fire of faceted gems placed near them. Since deathstone absorbs light in this fashion, it cannot truly be faceted, and simple cabochons are most popular in jewelry.
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DESPANAL:
SCARLETDESPANAL:
 ECHO GEM: a scarlet despanal
 ECHO LOCATION:
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 ECHO RARITY: Extraordinarily rare
 ECHO AVG. VALUE:
 ECHO AdG POINTS: 1450
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 1550 silvers/gem
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: In hue, the crimson shade of this hard stone precisely matches the color of freshly spilled blood. Delicate black veins wind over its opaque surface, sparkling softly with gold whenever the light touches them -- and sparkling in shadow as well, possessed by some inner radiance that becomes visible only when the stone is protected from exterior illumination.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Despanal is actually a transformation of alabaster, which becomes despanal after it has been exposed to an intense degree of uncontrolled sorcerous magic. Like alabaster, it is sometimes translucent and sometimes opaque, but it is more commonly found than alabaster in an opaque form. Despanal is a striking dark red stone that may be shot with veins of black, wine purple, or gold. It is significantly more sought-after by jewelers in its gold-streaked form than in either of the others, and the others are sometimes termed "dark despanal" or "dead despanal" to reflect this lack of value.
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BLUEDIAMOND:
 ECHO GEM: a blue diamond
 ECHO LOCATION: Teras
 ECHO SOURCE:
 ECHO RARITY: Very rare
 ECHO AVG. VALUE:
 ECHO AdG POINTS: 1450
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 1500 silvers/gem
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Extremely hard, with a multitude of sharp edges and points, a blue diamond is one of the rarer gems in Elanthia. In this, its uncut state, a blue diamond is a translucent white with just a hint of pale blue throughout. Its waxy sheen softly reflects the light, and the diamond feels much heavier than other non-diamond stones of its same size.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: The easiest way to recognize a diamond, according to the dwarves, is to attempt to scratch it with another rock; unless you use another diamond or a magically hardened substance, it is impossible to scratch true diamond. The elves dismiss this technique in favor of magical recognition, as, not living underground, they are less likely to encounter true diamond and have no desire to accidentally put a scratch on a lesser stone that might resemble diamond. While the most commonly found diamonds are colorless with a very faint yellow tinge, diamonds do come in every hue of the rainbow. Most of the shades are faint, but there are exceptions.
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DRAGONSTEARDIAMOND:
DRAGON'STEARDIAMOND:
DRAGONS-TEARDIAMOND:
DRAGON'S-TEARDIAMOND:
 ECHO GEM: a dragon's-tear diamond
 ECHO LOCATION: Elven Nations
 ECHO SOURCE:
 ECHO RARITY: Extremely Rare
 ECHO AVG. VALUE: 5000 silvers
 ECHO AdG POINTS: 1250
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 1375 silvers/gem
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Despite the chips to its delicately faceted surface, the dragon's-tear diamond sparkles like a miniature star. At the heart of the jewel, shades of blue mingle with cool silvery light and minute flecks of scarlet to create a tiny, brilliant inferno. Whenever light glances across the exterior at certain angles, the stone reflects back an intense shade of sky blue instead of ordinary white.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: The easiest way to recognize a diamond, according to the dwarves, is to attempt to scratch it with another rock; unless you use another diamond or a magically hardened substance, it is impossible to scratch true diamond. The elves dismiss this technique in favor of magical recognition, as, not living underground, they are less likely to encounter true diamond and have no desire to accidentally put a scratch on a lesser stone that might resemble diamond. While the most commonly found diamonds are colorless with a very faint yellow tinge, diamonds do come in every hue of the rainbow. Most of the shades are faint, but there are exceptions. Dragon's-tear diamonds display shades of scarlet and cerulean in their pervasive fire, but show not a trace of any other color in the spectrum.
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DWARFCUTDIAMOND:
DWARF-CUTDIAMOND:
 ECHO GEM: a dwarf-cut diamond
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Despite the chips to its delicately faceted surface, the dwarf-cut diamond sparkles like a miniature star. At the heart of the jewel, shades of blue mingle with cool silvery light and minute flecks of scarlet to create a tiny, brilliant inferno. Whenever light glances across the exterior at certain angles, the stone reflects back an intense shade of sky blue instead of ordinary white.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: The easiest way to recognize a diamond, according to the dwarves, is to attempt to scratch it with another rock; unless you use another diamond or a magically hardened substance, it is impossible to scratch true diamond. The elves dismiss this technique in favor of magical recognition, as, not living underground, they are less likely to encounter true diamond and have no desire to accidentally put a scratch on a lesser stone that might resemble diamond. While the most commonly found diamonds are colorless with a very faint yellow tinge, diamonds do come in every hue of the rainbow. Most of the shades are faint, but there are exceptions.
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BLACKDIAMOND:
FACETEDBLACKDIAMOND:
 ECHO GEM: a faceted black diamond
 ECHO LOCATION: the Rift
 ECHO SOURCE:
 ECHO RARITY: Excessively Rare
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 ECHO ARKATI: Eorgina
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: As caliginous as a starless sky, the countless faces sparkle with an unearthly blue fire. CAThe dark beauty of the diamond is exquisite, like black star plucked from the heavens
 ECHO PLAY.NET: The easiest way to recognize a diamond, according to the dwarves, is to attempt to scratch it with another rock; unless you use another diamond or a magically hardened substance, it is impossible to scratch true diamond. The elves dismiss this technique in favor of magical recognition, as, not living underground, they are less likely to encounter true diamond and have no desire to accidentally put a scratch on a lesser stone that might resemble diamond. While the most commonly found diamonds are colorless with a very faint yellow tinge, diamonds do come in every hue of the rainbow. Most of the shades are faint, but there are exceptions.
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YELLOWDIAMOND:
LARGEYELLOWDIAMOND:
 ECHO GEM: a large yellow diamond
 ECHO LOCATION: Icemule Trace
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Even in the rough, the beauty of this yellow diamond is breathtaking. Light refracts from within the gem, showering sunshine-yellow rays in all directions.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: The easiest way to recognize a diamond, according to the dwarves, is to attempt to scratch it with another rock; unless you use another diamond or a magically hardened substance, it is impossible to scratch true diamond. The elves dismiss this technique in favor of magical recognition, as, not living underground, they are less likely to encounter true diamond and have no desire to accidentally put a scratch on a lesser stone that might resemble diamond. While the most commonly found diamonds are colorless with a very faint yellow tinge, diamonds do come in every hue of the rainbow. Most of the shades are faint, but there are exceptions.
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UNCUTDIAMOND:
 ECHO GEM: an uncut diamond
 ECHO LOCATION: General
 ECHO SOURCE:
 ECHO RARITY: Rare
 ECHO AVG. VALUE: 5000 silvers
 ECHO AdG POINTS: 1250
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 1250 silvers/gem
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: This little cube with a rough, frosted surface is nothing other than an uncut diamond. It has a pale, silvery color and although the surface pattern makes it appear opaque, when held up to the light its clarity is revealed. For something so small, it is unusually heavy.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: The easiest way to recognize a diamond, according to the dwarves, is to attempt to scratch it with another rock; unless you use another diamond or a magically hardened substance, it is impossible to scratch true diamond. The elves dismiss this technique in favor of magical recognition, as, not living underground, they are less likely to encounter true diamond and have no desire to accidentally put a scratch on a lesser stone that might resemble diamond. While the most commonly found diamonds are colorless with a very faint yellow tinge, diamonds do come in every hue of the rainbow. Most of the shades are faint, but there are exceptions.
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MAERNSTRIKEDIAMOND:
UNCUTMAERNSTRIKEDIAMOND:
 ECHO GEM: an uncut maernstrike diamond
 ECHO LOCATION: Elven Nations
 ECHO SOURCE:
 ECHO RARITY: Extremely Rare
 ECHO AVG. VALUE: 5000 silvers
 ECHO AdG POINTS: 1250
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 1200 silvers/gem
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: The small, hard gem might be mistaken in the dark for a pebble, but anyone bringing it into the light would swiftly see the error in perception. Even in its uncut state, the maernstrike diamond is unmistakable. While the typical diamond is clear and white in hue with only a trace of yellow, the maernstrike diamond bears no trace of white whatsoever -- instead, an inferno of brilliant rainbow hues blazes at the center of the stone, and all parts of the jewel contain some portion of that fire. Shafts of emerald, scarlet, cerulean, violet, silver, and gold radiate from the spectacular core in a display of beauty muted only partially by the stone's rough, uncut state.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: The easiest way to recognize a diamond, according to the dwarves, is to attempt to scratch it with another rock; unless you use another diamond or a magically hardened substance, it is impossible to scratch true diamond. The elves dismiss this technique in favor of magical recognition, as, not living underground, they are less likely to encounter true diamond and have no desire to accidentally put a scratch on a lesser stone that might resemble diamond. While the most commonly found diamonds are colorless with a very faint yellow tinge, diamonds do come in every hue of the rainbow. Most of the shades are faint, but there are exceptions; one of the most notable is the diamond variety known as maernstrike. Maernstrike diamonds are actually iridescent, producing a fiery play of brilliant color that is truly unlike any other gem.
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STAROFTAMZYRRDIAMOND:
STAR-OF-TAMZYRRDIAMOND:
UNCUTSTAROFTAMZYRRDIAMOND:
UNCUTSTAR-OF-TAMZYRRDIAMOND:
 ECHO GEM: an uncut star-of-Tamzyrr diamond
 ECHO LOCATION: Solhaven
 ECHO SOURCE:
 ECHO RARITY: Extremely Rare
 ECHO AVG. VALUE: 5000 silvers
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Rubbed smooth by the action of sand and wave, an uncut star-of-Tamzyrr diamond is a misshapen lump. For the most part, the gem is perfectly translucent, its clarity only marred by light distortion due to the uneven shape. At the center, however, faint sky blue tendrils like frozen electrical discharge radiate outward in all directions.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: The easiest way to recognize a diamond, according to the dwarves, is to attempt to scratch it with another rock; unless you use another diamond or a magically hardened substance, it is impossible to scratch true diamond. The elves dismiss this technique in favor of magical recognition, as, not living underground, they are less likely to encounter true diamond and have no desire to accidentally put a scratch on a lesser stone that might resemble diamond. While the most commonly found diamonds are colorless with a very faint yellow tinge, diamonds do come in every hue of the rainbow. Most of the shades are faint, but there are exceptions. Star-of-Tamzyrr diamonds have a lesser fire than other diamonds, but display a peculiar sky blue star with hundreds of delicate rays when turned to catch the light.
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DIOPSIDE:
STARDIOPSIDE:
 ECHO GEM: a star diopside
 ECHO LOCATION:
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 ECHO RARITY: Very Common
 ECHO AVG. VALUE:
 ECHO AdG POINTS: 50 (Bug?)
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 3.75 silvers/gem
 ECHO ARKATI: Marlu
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: A very dark blackish-green, the star diopside takes the shape of a thin prism. When held just the right way, a wavy four-pointed star can be seen in its depths.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Diopside is a green stone that varies in hue from a dark forest color to a shade that is nearly black. Almost all sufficiently thin pieces of diopside will display a faint four-rayed star if held to the light. The larger a piece of diopside is, the less the star shows, resulting in a stone that may actually lose value with size.
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DOOMSTONE:
BLACKDOOMSTONE:
GLOSSYBLACKDOOMSTONE:
 ECHO GEM: a glossy black doomstone
 ECHO LOCATION: the Rift
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: The doomstone shines like a gleaming black mirror, reflecting your image upon its glossy surface. The stone appears much like a highly polished onyx orb, yet from time to time its glistening surface pulses, fading to a dull matte black.
 ECHO NOTES: Casts recurring curse.
 ECHO PLAY.NET:
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BLACKDREAMSTONE:
 ECHO GEM: a black dreamstone
 ECHO LOCATION: Teras
 ECHO SOURCE:
 ECHO RARITY: Infrequent
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 ECHO ARKATI: Lorminstra
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Trails of coal black, dark blue-grey, and burnt umber swirl across the surface of a black dreamstone, merging and diverging, losing themselves in one of the stone's white patches only to resurface as brilliant bursts of color in an entirely different spot. The smooth dreamstone is only about an inch long and half an inch in diameter. Entirely opaque, its surface carries a satin sheen.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Dreamstone is an opaque stone with a satiny sheen. Tiny, swirling trails of brilliant color cover its surface, interrupted routinely by patches of shimmering white. There are white, pink, red, green, and black varieties.
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BLUEDREAMSTONE:
 ECHO GEM: a blue dreamstone
 ECHO LOCATION: Teras
 ECHO SOURCE:
 ECHO RARITY: Infrequent
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Trails of ultramarine blue, sky blue, and periwinkle swirl across the surface of a blue dreamstone, merging and diverging, losing themselves in one of the stone's white patches only to resurface as brilliant bursts of color in an entirely different spot. The smooth dreamstone is only about an inch long and half an inch in diameter. Entirely opaque, its surface carries a satin sheen.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Dreamstone is an opaque stone with a satiny sheen. Tiny, swirling trails of brilliant color cover its surface, interrupted routinely by patches of shimmering white. There are white, pink, red, green, and black varieties.
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GREENDREAMSTONE:
 ECHO GEM: a green dreamstone
 ECHO LOCATION: Teras
 ECHO SOURCE:
 ECHO RARITY: Infrequent
 ECHO AVG. VALUE: 600 silvers
 ECHO AdG POINTS: 650
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 150 silvers/gem
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Trails of emerald green, sea green, and aquamarine swirl across the surface of a green dreamstone, merging and diverging, losing themselves in one of the stone's white patches only to resurface as brilliant bursts of color in an entirely different spot. The smooth dreamstone is only about an inch long and half an inch in diameter. Entirely opaque, its surface carries a satin sheen.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Dreamstone is an opaque stone with a satiny sheen. Tiny, swirling trails of brilliant color cover its surface, interrupted routinely by patches of shimmering white. There are white, pink, red, green, and black varieties.
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PINKDREAMSTONE:
 ECHO GEM: a pink dreamstone
 ECHO LOCATION: Teras
 ECHO SOURCE:
 ECHO RARITY: Infrequent
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Trails of intense pink, magenta, and vermilion swirl across the surface of a pink dreamstone, merging and diverging, losing themselves in one of the stone's white patches only to resurface as brilliant bursts of color in an entirely different spot. The smooth dreamstone is only about an inch long and half an inch in diameter. Entirely opaque, its surface carries a satin sheen.
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REDDREAMSTONE:
 ECHO GEM: a red dreamstone
 ECHO LOCATION: Teras
 ECHO SOURCE:
 ECHO RARITY: Infrequent
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Trails of burnt red, crimson, and blood red swirl across the surface of a red dreamstone, merging and diverging, losing themselves in one of the stone's white patches only to resurface as brilliant bursts of color in an entirely different spot. The smooth dreamstone is only about an inch long and half an inch in diameter. Entirely opaque, its surface carries a satin sheen.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Dreamstone is an opaque stone with a satiny sheen. Tiny, swirling trails of brilliant color cover its surface, interrupted routinely by patches of shimmering white. There are white, pink, red, green, and black varieties.
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YELLOWDREAMSTONE:
 ECHO GEM: a yellow dreamstone
 ECHO LOCATION: Teras
 ECHO SOURCE:
 ECHO RARITY: Infrequent
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Trails of canary yellow, gold, and yellow ochre swirl across the surface of a yellow dreamstone, merging and diverging, losing themselves in one of the stone's white patches only to resurface as brilliant bursts of color in an entirely different spot. The smooth dreamstone is only about an inch long and half an inch in diameter. Entirely opaque, its surface carries a satin sheen.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Dreamstone is an opaque stone with a satiny sheen. Tiny, swirling trails of brilliant color cover its surface, interrupted routinely by patches of shimmering white. There are white, pink, red, green, and black varieties.
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WHITEDREAMSTONE:
 ECHO GEM: a white dreamstone
 ECHO LOCATION: Teras
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Trails of light silver, powder blue, and faint grey swirl across the surface of a white dreamstone, merging and diverging, losing themselves in one of the stone's white patches only to resurface as brilliant bursts of color in an entirely different spot. The smooth dreamstone is only about an inch long and half an inch in diameter. Entirely opaque, its surface carries a satin sheen.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Dreamstone is an opaque stone with a satiny sheen. Tiny, swirling trails of brilliant color cover its surface, interrupted routinely by patches of shimmering white. There are white, pink, red, green, and black varieties.
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GOLDDUST:
 ECHO GEM: a dram of gold dust, a pinch of gold dust
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: A strong gust of wind would scatter this score or two of small grains to the four winds. Hardly different than common sand at first glance, the grains show a richness of tone and a subtle burnish that marks them as pure gold.
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PLATINUMDUST:
 ECHO GEM: a pinch of platinum dust
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: A strong gust of wind would scatter this score or two of small grains to the four winds. Even with this small quantity, the subtle, silvery gleam of the dust is unmistakably that of platinum.
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EGG:
AIVRENEGG:
PETRIFIEDAIVRENEGG:
 ECHO GEM: a petrified aivren egg
 ECHO LOCATION: the Rift
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Massive in size, the aivren egg is a washed out yellowish grey. Feathery cracks within the shell have been frozen by time into slender channels upon the otherwise smooth exterior. Visible through several of the larger gaps are the petrified remains of an aivren chick.
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DRAGONFIREEMERALD:
 ECHO GEM: a dragonfire emerald
 ECHO LOCATION: Teras
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Large and a brilliant transparent green, a dragonfire emerald displays a crimson glow deep in its heart. Despite the center's fiery appearance, the gem emits no heat. At times the glow suddenly expands, nearly filling the emerald with its bright red coloration. Then it slowly contracts until it is just a small glowing ember once again.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: While most emeralds show a faint blue or yellow tinge, rather than displaying a pure green, there is a variant of emerald called the dragonfire emerald. As light falls through a properly-cut dragonfire emerald, some of its facets display an intense reddish-gold color, while the others are the same deep, piney shade that one would expect of a proper emerald. Dragonfire emeralds are particularly beautiful when displayed in golden imflass settings, and they are particularly prized by the Ardenai. Since emeralds can be particularly fragile, there is actually a specific jewelers' cut called the "emerald cut", which reduces mechanical strain with its beveled edges while allowing the intense hue to be properly seen through the rectangular or square upper surface.
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DRAGONSTEAREMERALD:
DRAGON'STEAREMERALD:
DRAGONS-TEAREMERALD:
DRAGON'S-TEAREMERALD:
 ECHO GEM: a dragon's-tear emerald
 ECHO LOCATION: Elven Nations
 ECHO SOURCE:
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 ECHO AdG POINTS: 1250
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 1350 silvers/gem
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Tiny inclusions glitter in the deep green dragon's-tear emerald. The color of the stone is akin to forest shadows at the edges, but it brightens to a vibrant hue like sun-touched leaves in the center, where green and golden fire shine and shift constantly whenever the gem is turned. When light glances over its exterior at certain angles, it reflects back in a startling sky-blue shade rather than ordinary white.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: The rich, intense hue of a high-quality emerald has captivated interest through the ages. Tiny inclusions and fissures often mar emeralds, preventing them from growing to any large size, but dwarven miners delight in finding the rare specimen that escapes the hazards of its creation. Some fine specimens display a beautiful six-rayed star. [Dragon's-tear emerald not specifically listed.]
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DWARFCUTEMERALD:
DWARF-CUTEMERALD:
 ECHO GEM: a dwarf-cut emerald
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Tiny inclusions glitter in the deep green dwarf-cut emerald. The color of the stone is akin to forest shadows at the edges, but it brightens to a vibrant hue like sun-touched leaves in the center, where green and golden fire shine and shift constantly whenever the gem is turned. When light glances over its exterior at certain angles, it reflects back in a startling sky-blue shade rather than ordinary white.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: The rich, intense hue of a high-quality emerald has captivated interest through the ages. Tiny inclusions and fissures often mar emeralds, preventing them from growing to any large size, but dwarven miners delight in finding the rare specimen that escapes the hazards of its creation. Some fine specimens display a beautiful six-rayed star.
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PLAINEMERALD:
 ECHO GEM: an emerald
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 ECHO AdG POINTS: 1250
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 1250 silvers/gem
 ECHO ARKATI: Aeia, Imaera, Luukos
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: About the size of a thumbnail, this intense, grass green stone is an emerald in an unpolished state. The hexagonal gem has a slight bluish undertone and several tiny black inclusions.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: The rich, intense hue of a high-quality emerald has captivated interest through the ages. Tiny inclusions and fissures often mar emeralds, preventing them from growing to any large size, but dwarven miners delight in finding the rare specimen that escapes the hazards of its creation. Some fine specimens display a beautiful six-rayed star.
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EYEOFKOAREMERALD:
EYE-OF-KOAREMERALD:
 ECHO GEM: an Eye-of-Koar emerald
 ECHO LOCATION: the Rift
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 ECHO ARKATI: Koar
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: The emerald is not only large, but the dramatic depths glimpsed within its facets would rival sunlight reflecting off sparkling water. The stone's color is a green so vibrant, it threatens to surpass the restrictions of sight and express its perfection in fragrance as well as beauty.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: The rich, intense hue of a high-quality emerald has captivated interest through the ages. Tiny inclusions and fissures often mar emeralds, preventing them from growing to any large size, but dwarven miners delight in finding the rare specimen that escapes the hazards of its creation. Some fine specimens display a beautiful six-rayed star. [Eye-of-Koar emerald not specifically listed.]
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STAREMERALD:
 ECHO GEM: a star emerald
 ECHO LOCATION: Teras
 ECHO SOURCE:
 ECHO RARITY:
 ECHO AVG. VALUE: 5200 silvers
 ECHO AdG POINTS: 1250
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 1300 silvers/gem
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Deep green, a star emerald combines a magnificent external luster with a fascinating radiant internal pattern. Star-shaped thin black rays emanate from the emerald's center, as if an explosion was suddenly frozen and placed in the heart of the gem, forever locked inside the solid, transparent green sea.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: The rich, intense hue of a high-quality emerald has captivated interest through the ages. Tiny inclusions and fissures often mar emeralds, preventing them from growing to any large size, but dwarven miners delight in finding the rare specimen that escapes the hazards of its creation. Some fine specimens display a beautiful six-rayed star.
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EOSTONE:
BLUEEOSTONE:
DEEPBLUEEOSTONE:
 ECHO GEM: a deep blue eostone
 ECHO LOCATION: Zul Logoth
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Deep blue tones like that of an endless ocean reaching out towards a cloudless sky can be found within this cluster of prismatic crystals. A metallic sheen covers several of the eostone's edges, though the majority of the gem is untouched.
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MILKYQUARTZEYE:
 ECHO GEM: a milky quartz eye
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Flashes of nebulous mist grey flit across the milky quartz of the tiny orb, which is perfectly round and cool to the touch. A slit pupil is raised from the surface of the eye, surrounded by a delicately perforated iris. The eye stares in a mesmerizing fashion, coming to illusory life with the flitting of rainbow sparks upon its surface.
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OBSIDIANEYE:
 ECHO GEM: an obsidian eye
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Flashes of nebulous crimson flit across the smooth obsidian of the tiny orb, which is perfectly round and cool to the touch. A slit pupil is raised from the surface of the eye, surrounded by a delicately perforated iris. The eye stares in a mesmerizing fashion, coming to illusory life with the flitting of rainbow sparks upon its surface.
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FAENOR:
FAENOR-BLOOM:
FAENORBLOOM:
OLIVINEFAENORBLOOM:
OLIVINEFAENOR-BLOOM:
 ECHO GEM: an olivine faenor-bloom
 ECHO LOCATION: Elven Nations
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 ECHO AdG POINTS: 450
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 55 silvers/gem
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Tiny green crystals cover the surface of a small, misshapen lump of faenor. Fanning out from the metal at the stone's core, the crystals are arranged in long, curving lines that resemble the overlapping petals of a rose. Only a few of the hard little crystals are cracked or damaged.
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BRONZEFANG:
 ECHO GEM: a bronze fang
 ECHO LOCATION: the Rift
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Nearly triple the length of more mundane fangs, the monstrous tooth's crown is jagged, as if wrenched from the maw of a bronze beast. Reflected images upon the gleaming metal are disturbingly warped, despite the smoothly polished surface.
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COPPERFANG:
 ECHO GEM: a copper fang
 ECHO LOCATION: the Rift
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Nearly triple the length of more mundane fangs, the monstrous tooth's crown is jagged, as if wrenched from the maw of a copper beast. Reflected images upon the gleaming metal are disturbingly warped, despite the smoothly polished surface.
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GOLDFANG:
 ECHO GEM: a gold fang
 ECHO LOCATION: the Rift
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Nearly triple the length of more mundane fangs, the monstrous tooth's crown is jagged, as if wrenched from the maw of a gold beast. Reflected images upon the gleaming metal are disturbingly warped, despite the smoothly polished surface.
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IRONFANG:
 ECHO GEM: an iron fang
 ECHO LOCATION: the Rift
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Nearly triple the length of more mundane fangs, the monstrous tooth's crown is jagged, as if wrenched from the maw of an iron beast. Reflected images upon the gleaming metal are disturbingly warped, despite the smoothly polished surface.
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MITHRILFANG:
 ECHO GEM: a mithril fang
 ECHO LOCATION: the Rift
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Nearly triple the length of more mundane fangs, the monstrous tooth's crown is jagged, as if wrenched from the maw of a mithril beast. Reflected images upon the gleaming metal are disturbingly warped, despite the smoothly polished surface.
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PLATINUMFANG:
 ECHO GEM: a platinum fang
 ECHO LOCATION: the Rift
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Nearly triple the length of more mundane fangs, the monstrous tooth's crown is jagged, as if wrenched from the maw of a platinum beast. Reflected images upon the gleaming metal are disturbingly warped, despite the smoothly polished surface.
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SILVERFANG:
 ECHO GEM: a silver fang
 ECHO LOCATION: the Rift
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Nearly triple the length of more mundane fangs, the monstrous tooth's crown is jagged, as if wrenched from the maw of a silver beast. Reflected images upon the gleaming metal are disturbingly warped, despite the smoothly polished surface.
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STEELFANG:
 ECHO GEM: a steel fang
 ECHO LOCATION: the Rift
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Nearly triple the length of more mundane fangs, the monstrous tooth's crown is jagged, as if wrenched from the maw of a steel beast. Reflected images upon the gleaming metal are disturbingly warped, despite the smoothly polished surface.
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URGLAESFANG:
 ECHO GEM: an urglaes fang
 ECHO LOCATION: the Rift
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Nearly triple the length of more mundane fangs, the monstrous tooth's crown is jagged, as if wrenched from the maw of an urglaes beast. Reflected images upon the gleaming metal are disturbingly warped, despite the smoothly polished surface.
 ECHO NOTES: Cursed.
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PERIWINKLEFEYSTONE:
 ECHO GEM: a periwinkle feystone
 ECHO LOCATION: Elven Nations
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 ECHO AdG POINTS: 1250
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 1200 silvers/gem
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Layers of differently hued stone compose this small jewel. The outside layer is a pale, translucent violet-blue color, and its hue pervades all examinations of the stone. The next layer is speckled with hundreds of tiny vaalin inclusions that glitter like a sea of floating stars. Further in, the stone becomes slightly reflective when turned properly to the light, producing an ethereal replica of your surroundings when you gaze at the gem, and then a faint white luminescence glows softly at the heart of the stone.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: : Feystone occurs in two distinct varieties: periwinkle feystone and violet feystone. It is not considered a true gem, but an artifact of magic. Every feystone has four layers, which can be clearly distinguished from one another when looking at the gem. The outermost layer is transparent and violet-hued, the second layer sparkles with hundreds of tiny silvery vaalin inclusions, the third layer is reflective enough to produce a distorted image of the jewel's surroundings, and the core of the stone glows. Feystones are found only in cabochon form, though it is possible to facet them if proper care is taken. The largest known feystones are the size of a pebble, while the smallest are the size of a grain of sand.
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VIOLETFEYSTONE:
BRIGHTVIOLETFEYSTONE:
 ECHO GEM: a bright violet feystone
 ECHO LOCATION: Elven Nations
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Layers of differently colored stone compose this small jewel. The outside layer is an intense, eye-catching purple color, and its hue pervades all examinations of the stone. The next layer is speckled with hundreds of tiny vaalin inclusions that glitter like a sea of floating stars. Further in, the stone becomes slightly reflective when turned properly to the light, producing an opalescent replica of your surroundings when you gaze at the gem. A searingly bright golden luminescence glows at the heart of the stone.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: : Feystone occurs in two distinct varieties: periwinkle feystone and violet feystone. It is not considered a true gem, but an artifact of magic. Every feystone has four layers, which can be clearly distinguished from one another when looking at the gem. The outermost layer is transparent and violet-hued, the second layer sparkles with hundreds of tiny silvery vaalin inclusions, the third layer is reflective enough to produce a distorted image of the jewel's surroundings, and the core of the stone glows. Feystones are found only in cabochon form, though it is possible to facet them if proper care is taken. The largest known feystones are the size of a pebble, while the smallest are the size of a grain of sand.
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FIRESTONE:
 ECHO GEM: a firestone
 ECHO LOCATION: Teras
 ECHO SOURCE:
 ECHO RARITY: Extraordinarily Rare
 ECHO AVG. VALUE: 5600
 ECHO AdG POINTS: 1450
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 1400 silvers/gem
 ECHO ARKATI: Eorgina
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Translucent crimson and black, a firestone displays a smooth, though irregularly shaped, exterior. Inside, the shiny black spots appear to move extremely slowly through a thick, glowing red liquid, almost as cooled spots of magma float atop the fiery liquid of an active lava flow. The gem's outside, however, is solid, and the stone radiates no heat whatsoever.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Firestones are translucent crimson and black stones that glow faintly and display an illusion of movement, each appearing as if it contained cooled spots of magma floating atop a flow of fresh lava. The exterior is solid, however, and they do not emit heat. When firestones are cut and reduced in size, they retain their distinctive appearance until they are reduced in size to be no more than shimmering red gem dust.
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GALENA:
SILVERYGALENA:
 ECHO GEM: some silvery galena
 ECHO LOCATION: Zul Logoth
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Cubic in form, the galena is bluish grey, but shines with a brilliant metallic luster. Its hard, smooth surface is riddled with lines that trace the numerous crystals that comprise it.
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ALMANDINEGARNET:
 ECHO GEM: an almandine garnet
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 ECHO RARITY: Common
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 ECHO ARKATI: Arachne (garnet in general)
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: This rounded garnet crystal is reminiscent of a pomegranate seed. It is a deep, dark red with just a tinge of purple and has a waxy luster.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Garnet occurs in a number of different hues. The most common is red, followed by green, orange, and a dark violet-red that is nearly black, but others are known to exist. Blue is the only color that is definitely foreign to garnet.
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REDGARNET:
BLOODREDGARNET:
 ECHO GEM: a blood red garnet
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 ECHO RARITY: Infrequent
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 ECHO ARKATI: Arachne (garnet in general)
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: So deep a violet-red as to appear almost black, several garnet crystals combine to form a complex, multifaceted crystal. A few inclusions deep within add a mysterious depth.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Garnet occurs in a number of different hues. The most common is red, followed by green, orange, and a dark violet-red that is nearly black, but others are known to exist. Blue is the only color that is definitely foreign to garnet.
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GREENGARNET:
 ECHO GEM: a green garnet
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 ECHO RARITY: Infrequent
 ECHO AVG. VALUE:
 ECHO AdG POINTS: 650
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 175 silvers/gem
 ECHO ARKATI: Arachne (garnet in general)
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Although small, this cubic garnet crystal has such perfect natural facets that it appears to be already cut. It is a transparent apple green, with the pure luster of clean glass.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Garnet occurs in a number of different hues. The most common is red, followed by green, orange, and a dark violet-red that is nearly black, but others are known to exist. Blue is the only color that is definitely foreign to garnet.
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SPESSARTINEGARNET:
ORANGESPESSARTINEGARNET:
 ECHO GEM: an orange spessartine garnet
 ECHO LOCATION: Elven Nations
 ECHO SOURCE:
 ECHO RARITY: Infrequent
 ECHO AVG. VALUE:
 ECHO AdG POINTS: 650
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 175 silvers/gem
 ECHO ARKATI: Arachne (garnet in general)
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Tiny inclusions at the heart of the brilliant orange garnet shine like sparks dancing up from a campfire. The stream-polished stone is smooth, marred by only a few chips and roughened spots, and it shimmers brilliantly as light falls across its surface.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Garnet occurs in a number of different hues. The most common is red, followed by green, orange, and a dark violet-red that is nearly black, but others are known to exist. Blue is the only color that is definitely foreign to garnet.
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WYRMSEYEGARNET:
WYRM'SEYEGARNET:
WYRMS-EYEGARNET:
WYRM'S-EYEGARNET:
SANGUINEWYRMSEYEGARNET:
SANGUINEWYRM'SEYEGARNET:
SANGUINEWYRMS-EYEGARNET:
SANGUINEWYRM'S-EYEGARNET:
 ECHO GEM: a sanguine wyrm's-eye garnet
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 ECHO ARKATI: Arachne (garnet in general)
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: The garnet's blood red tone, deep and luxurious, is mottled with a pattern that resembles a reptilian eye. Faint streaks create the rims and a fleck located precisely where a reflection of light might fall gives the illusion a disquieting sense that something is staring back at you.
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AMETRINEGEM:
 ECHO GEM: an ametrine gem
 ECHO LOCATION: Zul Logoth
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 ECHO AdG POINTS: 850
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 300 silvers/gem
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: The distinct beauty of the ametrine gem appears to be the fruit of the union between an amethyst and citrine. Deep purple and sunny gold blend beautifully together with alluring tones of peach in this translucent gemstone.
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AQUAMARINEGEM:
 ECHO GEM: an aquamarine gem
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 ECHO RARITY: Infrequent
 ECHO AVG. VALUE:
 ECHO AdG POINTS: 650
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 175 silvers/gem
 ECHO ARKATI: Charl, Niima
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: This single, water-clear crystal has formed in the shape of a flattened prism, with a few veil-like inclusions. It is an extraordinarily pale blue with just the faintest hint of green.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Aquamarine is a perfectly transparent gem of an extraordinarily pale blue color with just a hint of green. It can be faceted to produce a delicate yet brilliant fire.
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CHRYSOBERYLGEM:
BRIGHTCHRYSOBERYLGEM:
 ECHO GEM: a bright chrysoberyl gem
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 ECHO RARITY: Uncommon
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 ECHO USED IN: some soft ivory powder (201 Calm)
 ECHO ARKATI: Andelas
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: The apple-green color of a bright chrysoberyl gem is enhanced by an undertone of honey gold. Several translucent crystals have grown together to create this complex specimen.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Chrysoberyl is a transparent stone that varies in hue between apple green and honey gold, or that may include a mixture of the two. It is quite striking, particularly when it occurs in the cat's-eye form -- no gem really presents a greater resemblance to a cat's living eye than cat's-eye chrysoberyl.
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BLUEGEM:
CLEARBLUEGEM:
 ECHO GEM: a clear blue gem
 ECHO LOCATION: Pinefar
 ECHO SOURCE: major/minor glacei
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: As clear as ice, this gem is tinged a pale, watery blue. It is about the size of a walnut, and unevenly round. Cool to the touch, it is unaffected by the warmth of your hand.
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REDGEM:
FIERYREDGEM:
 ECHO GEM: a fiery red gem
 ECHO LOCATION: Teras
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: This large, rounded gem is a brilliant orange-red with flashes of yellow within. The fire-polished surfaces ripple with iridescence, and the crystal is almost uncomfortably warm to the touch.
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BERYLGEM:
GOLDENBERYLGEM:
 ECHO GEM: a golden beryl gem
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 ECHO AdG POINTS: 450
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 60 silvers/gem
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: A golden beryl gem forms a bevelled hexagonal prism of transparant sunny yellow with an undertone of green. No inclusions mar this exquisite specimen.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Like "agate," "beryl" is a Common word that annoys many dwarves. According to dwarven jewelers, emerald, aquamarine, morganite, helidor, and beryl are all essentially the same kind of stone, varying only in hue, location, and available quality. The dwarven language differentiates them accordingly; for example, "zhaljar greosh" is the dwarven term for emerald, and it translates simply as "green beryl." In the imprecision of Common, however, "beryl" normally refers only to the golden-orange form that is most common for the stone. Some jewelers do differentiate it as "golden beryl," particularly if they deal routinely with dwarves.
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CHRYSOPRASEGEM:
GREENCHRYSOPRASEGEM:
 ECHO GEM: a green chrysoprase gem
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 ECHO AdG POINTS: 450
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 40 silvers/gem
 ECHO ARKATI: Imaera
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Many chips mar the surface of this opaque lump of rock, but, where sections are smooth, light gleams softly off the polished surfaces. The hue varies between a pale, misty green and a dark forest hue.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Chrysoprase is an opaque stone that varies in color between a pale, misty green and a dark forest hue.
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BLUEGEODE:
SMALLBLUEGEODE:
 ECHO GEM: a small blue geode
 ECHO LOCATION: Teras
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 ECHO RARITY: Common
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 ECHO ARKATI: Voaris (geodes in general)
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: An ugly, common piece of roughly globe-shaped rock, a small blue geode contains a hidden inner beauty. A chunk has been knocked out of the geode's side, revealing a striated layer of white and grey agate. Farther in, the geode is hollow, its empty core lined by sharp quartz crystals that gleam in the light with a bright ultramarine blue reflection.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Externally, a geode is a round rock of unimpressive appearance. Within, however, a geode will either contain a pocket of sparkling crystals at its heart or a core of solid, semi-precious stone. The center of a geode may be made of quartz, calcite, or chalcedony (using the word "chalcedony" in the dwarven sense, which incorporates carnelian, sard, bloodstone, onyx, sardonyx, chrysoprase, agate, and jasper as well as the traditional white stone).
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GREENGEODE:
SMALLGREENGEODE:
 ECHO GEM: a small green geode
 ECHO LOCATION: Teras
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 ECHO RARITY: Common
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 ECHO ARKATI: Voaris (geodes in general)
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: An ugly, common piece of roughly globe-shaped rock, a small green geode contains a hidden inner beauty. A chunk has been knocked out of the geode's side, revealing a striated layer of white and grey agate. Farther in, the geode is hollow, its empty core lined by sharp quartz crystals that gleam in the light with a bright emerald green reflection.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Externally, a geode is a round rock of unimpressive appearance. Within, however, a geode will either contain a pocket of sparkling crystals at its heart or a core of solid, semi-precious stone. The center of a geode may be made of quartz, calcite, or chalcedony (using the word "chalcedony" in the dwarven sense, which incorporates carnelian, sard, bloodstone, onyx, sardonyx, chrysoprase, agate, and jasper as well as the traditional white stone).
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 MATCH GEODELORE myth
 MATCH GEODEMINING mining
 MATCHWAIT
PURPLEGEODE:
SMALLPURPLEGEODE:
 ECHO GEM: a small purple geode
 ECHO LOCATION: Teras
 ECHO SOURCE:
 ECHO RARITY: Common
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 ECHO ARKATI: Voaris (geodes in general)
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: An ugly, common piece of roughly globe-shaped rock, a small purple geode contains a hidden inner beauty. A chunk has been knocked out of the geode's side, revealing a striated layer of white and grey agate. Farther in, the geode is hollow, its empty core lined by sharp quartz crystals that gleam in the light with a bright lavender reflection.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Externally, a geode is a round rock of unimpressive appearance. Within, however, a geode will either contain a pocket of sparkling crystals at its heart or a core of solid, semi-precious stone. The center of a geode may be made of quartz, calcite, or chalcedony (using the word "chalcedony" in the dwarven sense, which incorporates carnelian, sard, bloodstone, onyx, sardonyx, chrysoprase, agate, and jasper as well as the traditional white stone).
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 ECHO Press Esc to quit.
 MATCH GEODELORE myth
 MATCH GEODEMINING mining
 MATCHWAIT
REDGEODE:
SMALLREDGEODE:
 ECHO GEM: a small red geode
 ECHO LOCATION: Teras
 ECHO SOURCE:
 ECHO RARITY: Common
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 ECHO ARKATI: Voaris (geodes in general)
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: An ugly, common piece of roughly globe-shaped rock, a small red geode contains a hidden inner beauty. A chunk has been knocked out of the geode's side, revealing a striated layer of white and grey agate. Farther in, the geode is hollow, its empty core lined by sharp quartz crystals that gleam in the light with a bright crimson reflection.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Externally, a geode is a round rock of unimpressive appearance. Within, however, a geode will either contain a pocket of sparkling crystals at its heart or a core of solid, semi-precious stone. The center of a geode may be made of quartz, calcite, or chalcedony (using the word "chalcedony" in the dwarven sense, which incorporates carnelian, sard, bloodstone, onyx, sardonyx, chrysoprase, agate, and jasper as well as the traditional white stone).
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 ECHO Press Esc to quit.
 MATCH GEODELORE myth
 MATCH GEODEMINING mining
 MATCHWAIT
LILACGLIMAERSTONE:
BRILLIANTLILACGLIMAERSTONE:
 ECHO GEM: a brilliant lilac glimaerstone
 ECHO LOCATION: Elven Nations
 ECHO SOURCE:
 ECHO RARITY: Extremely Rare
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: The brilliant, pale purple glimaerstone is roughly spherical in shape. Its smooth, hard faces bear neither chip nor scratch. From somewhere at the gem's center, an almost imperceptible glow casts faint illumination through the semitranslucent stone.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Glimaerstone is a semi-translucent stone that occurs in a number of hues, including peach, golden, green, light blue, dark blue, two shades of purple, and grey. A clear variety also exists that is less valued than either of the others. It is quite tough, making it difficult to facet, and there is not much point to faceting the stone -- glimaerstone's beauty stems from the faint, almost imperceptible glow at its center, which diffuses and ruins the rays of light that would normally evoke fire from a faceted stone.
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 ECHO Type MINING for mining information.
 ECHO Press Esc to quit.
 MATCH GLIMAERSTONELORE myth
 MATCH GLIMAERSTONEMINING mining
 MATCHWAIT
CERULEANGLIMAERSTONE:
 ECHO GEM: a cerulean glimaerstone
 ECHO LOCATION: Elven Nations
 ECHO SOURCE:
 ECHO RARITY: Rare
 ECHO AVG. VALUE:
 ECHO AdG POINTS: 1050
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 625 silvers/gem
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: The intense blue glimaerstone is roughly spherical in shape. Its smooth, hard faces bear neither chip nor scratch. From somewhere at the gem's center, an almost imperceptible glow casts faint illumination through the semitranslucent stone.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Glimaerstone is a semi-translucent stone that occurs in a number of hues, including peach, golden, green, light blue, dark blue, two shades of purple, and grey. A clear variety also exists that is less valued than either of the others. It is quite tough, making it difficult to facet, and there is not much point to faceting the stone -- glimaerstone's beauty stems from the faint, almost imperceptible glow at its center, which diffuses and ruins the rays of light that would normally evoke fire from a faceted stone.
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 ECHO Type MINING for mining information.
 ECHO Press Esc to quit.
 MATCH GLIMAERSTONELORE myth
 MATCH GLIMAERSTONEMINING mining
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CLEARGLIMAERSTONE:
 ECHO GEM: a clear glimaerstone
 ECHO LOCATION: Elven Nations
 ECHO SOURCE:
 ECHO RARITY: Rare
 ECHO AVG. VALUE:
 ECHO AdG POINTS: 850
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 225 silvers/gem
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: The pale, cloudy glimaerstone is roughly spherical in shape. Its smooth, hard faces bear neither chip nor scratch. From somewhere at the gem's center, an almost imperceptible glow casts faint illumination through the semitranslucent stone.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Glimaerstone is a semi-translucent stone that occurs in a number of hues, including peach, golden, green, light blue, dark blue, two shades of purple, and grey. A clear variety also exists that is less valued than either of the others. It is quite tough, making it difficult to facet, and there is not much point to faceting the stone -- glimaerstone's beauty stems from the faint, almost imperceptible glow at its center, which diffuses and ruins the rays of light that would normally evoke fire from a faceted stone.
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 ECHO Type MYTHOS for lore information.
 ECHO Type MINING for mining information.
 ECHO Press Esc to quit.
 MATCH GLIMAERSTONELORE myth
 MATCH GLIMAERSTONEMINING mining
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GOLDENGLIMAERSTONE:
 ECHO GEM: a golden glimaerstone
 ECHO LOCATION: Elven Nations
 ECHO SOURCE:
 ECHO RARITY: Rare
 ECHO AVG. VALUE:
 ECHO AdG POINTS: 1050
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 625 silvers/gem
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: The sunlight-hued glimaerstone is roughly spherical in shape. Its smooth, hard faces bear neither chip nor scratch. From somewhere at the gem's center, an almost imperceptible glow casts faint illumination through the semitranslucent stone.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Glimaerstone is a semi-translucent stone that occurs in a number of hues, including peach, golden, green, light blue, dark blue, two shades of purple, and grey. A clear variety also exists that is less valued than either of the others. It is quite tough, making it difficult to facet, and there is not much point to faceting the stone -- glimaerstone's beauty stems from the faint, almost imperceptible glow at its center, which diffuses and ruins the rays of light that would normally evoke fire from a faceted stone.
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 ECHO Type MINING for mining information.
 ECHO Press Esc to quit.
 MATCH GLIMAERSTONELORE myth
 MATCH GLIMAERSTONEMINING mining
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GREENGLIMAERSTONE:
 ECHO GEM: a green glimaerstone
 ECHO LOCATION: Elven Nations
 ECHO SOURCE:
 ECHO RARITY: Rare
 ECHO AVG. VALUE:
 ECHO AdG POINTS: 850
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 250 silvers/gem
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: The dusky green glimaerstone is roughly spherical in shape. Its smooth, hard faces bear neither chip nor scratch. From somewhere at the gem's center, an almost imperceptible glow casts faint illumination through the semitranslucent stone.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Glimaerstone is a semi-translucent stone that occurs in a number of hues, including peach, golden, green, light blue, dark blue, two shades of purple, and grey. A clear variety also exists that is less valued than either of the others. It is quite tough, making it difficult to facet, and there is not much point to faceting the stone -- glimaerstone's beauty stems from the faint, almost imperceptible glow at its center, which diffuses and ruins the rays of light that would normally evoke fire from a faceted stone.
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 ECHO Press Esc to quit.
 MATCH GLIMAERSTONELORE myth
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PEACHGLIMAERSTONE:
 ECHO GEM: a peach glimaerstone
 ECHO LOCATION: Elven Nations
 ECHO SOURCE:
 ECHO RARITY: Rare
 ECHO AVG. VALUE:
 ECHO AdG POINTS: 1050
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 525 silvers/gem
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: The pinkish-orange glimaerstone is roughly spherical in shape. Its smooth, hard faces bear neither chip nor scratch. From somewhere at the gem's center, an almost imperceptible glow casts faint illumination through the semitranslucent stone.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Glimaerstone is a semi-translucent stone that occurs in a number of hues, including peach, golden, green, light blue, dark blue, two shades of purple, and grey. A clear variety also exists that is less valued than either of the others. It is quite tough, making it difficult to facet, and there is not much point to faceting the stone -- glimaerstone's beauty stems from the faint, almost imperceptible glow at its center, which diffuses and ruins the rays of light that would normally evoke fire from a faceted stone.
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 ECHO Type MINING for mining information.
 ECHO Press Esc to quit.
 MATCH GLIMAERSTONELORE myth
 MATCH GLIMAERSTONEMINING mining
 MATCHWAIT
SMOKYGLIMAERSTONE:
 ECHO GEM: a smoky glimaerstone
 ECHO LOCATION: Elven Nations
 ECHO SOURCE:
 ECHO RARITY: Rare
 ECHO AVG. VALUE:
 ECHO AdG POINTS: 850
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 250 silvers/gem
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: The dark, smoke-hued glimaerstone is roughly spherical in shape. Its smooth, hard faces bear neither chip nor scratch. From somewhere at the gem's center, an almost imperceptible glow casts faint illumination through the semitranslucent stone.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Glimaerstone is a semi-translucent stone that occurs in a number of hues, including peach, golden, green, light blue, dark blue, two shades of purple, and grey. A clear variety also exists that is less valued than either of the others. It is quite tough, making it difficult to facet, and there is not much point to faceting the stone -- glimaerstone's beauty stems from the faint, almost imperceptible glow at its center, which diffuses and ruins the rays of light that would normally evoke fire from a faceted stone.
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 ECHO Type MYTHOS for lore information.
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 ECHO Press Esc to quit.
 MATCH GLIMAERSTONELORE myth
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ULTRAMARINEGLIMAERSTONE:
 ECHO GEM: an ultramarine glimaerstone
 ECHO LOCATION: Elven Nations
 ECHO SOURCE:
 ECHO RARITY: Extremely Rare
 ECHO AVG. VALUE:
 ECHO AdG POINTS: 1200
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 1250 silvers/gem
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: The dark, peacock blue glimaerstone is roughly spherical in shape. Its smooth, hard faces bear neither chip nor scratch. From somewhere at the gem's center, an almost imperceptible glow casts faint illumination through the semitranslucent stone.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Glimaerstone is a semi-translucent stone that occurs in a number of hues, including peach, golden, green, light blue, dark blue, two shades of purple, and grey. A clear variety also exists that is less valued than either of the others. It is quite tough, making it difficult to facet, and there is not much point to faceting the stone -- glimaerstone's beauty stems from the faint, almost imperceptible glow at its center, which diffuses and ruins the rays of light that would normally evoke fire from a faceted stone.
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 ECHO Type MYTHOS for lore information.
 ECHO Type MINING for mining information.
 ECHO Press Esc to quit.
 MATCH GLIMAERSTONELORE myth
 MATCH GLIMAERSTONEMINING mining
 MATCHWAIT
HAON:
PETRIFIEDHAON:
PIECEOFPETRIFIEDHAON:
 ECHO GEM: a piece of petrified haon
 ECHO LOCATION: Elven Nations
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: A silvery sheen graces the surface of this rectangular chunk of rock. Past the many flaws and imperfections, the purplish-grey crystal still contains a grain pattern that can be identified as that of haon.
 ECHO PLAY.NET:
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 MATCH HAONLORE myth
 MATCH HAONMINING mining
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HELIODOR:
YELLOWHELIODOR:
PALEYELLOWHELIODOR:
 ECHO GEM: a pale yellow heliodor
 ECHO LOCATION: Elven Nations
 ECHO SOURCE:
 ECHO RARITY: Infrequent
 ECHO AVG. VALUE:
 ECHO AdG POINTS: 650
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 100 silvers/gem
 ECHO ARKATI: Amsalen
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: This lopsided chunk of stone has the same distinctive, pale yellow color as the eyes of a cat in the moonlight. It is difficult to be certain of the crystal's original appearance beneath the cracks and damage that cover most of its surface, but one cleanly fractured surface reveals the beauty of its translucent heart.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Heliodor is a translucent, pale yellow jewel that forms in long crystals. According to the dwarves, it is simply another form of beryl, but it is quite striking to the eye and can possess a brilliant inner fire.
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 ECHO Type MINING for mining information.
 ECHO Press Esc to quit.
 MATCH HELIODORLORE myth
 MATCH HELIODORMINING mining
 MATCHWAIT
HYACINTH:
YELLOWHYACINTH:
 ECHO GEM: a yellow hyacinth
 ECHO LOCATION: Elven Nations
 ECHO SOURCE:
 ECHO RARITY:
 ECHO AVG. VALUE:
 ECHO AdG POINTS: 650
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 100 silvers/gem
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Small in size and lopsided in shape, this translucent chunk of crystal is not particularly attractive to the eye. From all sides save one, its inner fire is masked by its roughened, irregular surface, but the single smooth, flat surface reveals a brilliance at the heart equal to that of any diamond.
 ECHO PLAY.NET:
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IVORY:
POLISHEDIVORY:
PIECEOFPOLISHEDIVORY:
 ECHO GEM: a piece of polished ivory
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Apparently a fragment of a large creature's tusk, this chunk of ivory has been polished to a high gloss; whether by nature or man, you cannot tell.
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 MATCH IVORYLORE myth
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JACINTH:
FIERYJACINTH:
 ECHO GEM: a fiery jacinth
 ECHO LOCATION: Elven Nations
 ECHO SOURCE:
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 ECHO AVG. VALUE:
 ECHO AdG POINTS: 850
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 250 silvers/gem
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: It is impossible to determine whether the jacinth's smooth, polished state originated with centuries of tumbling through water or the hand of a particularly skilled jeweler. Amber light blazes at the center of the gem, refracting all the colors of flame in phoenix-like brilliance through its translucent body.
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 ECHO Press Esc to quit.
 MATCH JACINTHLORE myth
 MATCH JACINTHMINING mining
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BROWNJADE:
PIECEOFBROWNJADE:
 ECHO GEM: a piece of brown jade
 ECHO LOCATION:
 ECHO SOURCE:
 ECHO RARITY: Infrequent
 ECHO AVG. VALUE:
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Veins of fir green and blood red jade twine within the richly hued brown body of the jade, adding to the beauty of the glossy stone.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: The most commonly known color of jade is green, but jade also occurs naturally in yellow, white, and brown hues. It is opaque to semi-translucent, with a fine, rich luster.
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 ECHO Press Esc to quit.
 MATCH JADELORE myth
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 MATCHWAIT
GREENJADE:
PIECEOFGREENJADE:
 ECHO GEM: a piece of green jade
 ECHO LOCATION:
 ECHO SOURCE:
 ECHO RARITY: Rare
 ECHO AVG. VALUE:
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 ECHO ARKATI: Ivas
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: The jade has a dark gray-green coloration, with some white marbling adding character to the stone. Its smooth, rounded edges and faces possess a waxy sheen.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: The most commonly known color of jade is green, but jade also occurs naturally in yellow, white, and brown hues. It is opaque to semi-translucent, with a fine, rich luster.
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WHITEJADE:
PIECEOFWHITEJADE:
 ECHO GEM: a piece of white jade
 ECHO LOCATION:
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 ECHO RARITY: Uncommon
 ECHO AVG. VALUE:
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Almost luminous, the slightly translucent jade draws your eye past its smooth surface deeper into its cream-toned depths.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: The most commonly known color of jade is green, but jade also occurs naturally in yellow, white, and brown hues. It is opaque to semi-translucent, with a fine, rich luster.
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YELLOWJADE:
PIECEOFYELLOWJADE:
 ECHO GEM: a piece of yellow jade
 ECHO LOCATION:
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 ECHO RARITY: Infrequent
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Gentle swirls of honey-hued jade meld to form this lovely specimen, about the size of a halfling's fist. The pale translucency of its outer surfaces draws your eye inward past its soft, lustrous surface.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: The most commonly known color of jade is green, but jade also occurs naturally in yellow, white, and brown hues. It is opaque to semi-translucent, with a fine, rich luster.
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BLACKJASPER:
PIECEOFBLACKJASPER:
 ECHO GEM: a piece of black jasper
 ECHO LOCATION:
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 ECHO RARITY: Common
 ECHO AVG. VALUE:
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 ECHO USED IN: a dark shimmering oil (902 Minor Elemental Edge)
 ECHO ARKATI: Tonis (jasper in general)
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Irregular in shape, the black jasper is mostly rough, with a few lightly polished spots. The stone is a deep, flat black, unrelieved by variances in shade or hue.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Jasper is an opaque stone that may be black, red, or yellow. It can be rather pretty when polished, but it is quite unimpressive in its rough state.
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 MATCH JASPERLORE myth
 MATCH JASPERMINING mining
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REDJASPER:
PIECEOFREDJASPER:
 ECHO GEM: a piece of red jasper
 ECHO LOCATION:
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 ECHO RARITY: Common
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 ECHO ARKATI: Tonis (jasper in general)
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Irregular in shape, the red jasper is mostly rough, with a few lightly polished spots. The stone is an uneven orange-red color webbed with traces of black.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Jasper is an opaque stone that may be black, red, or yellow. It can be rather pretty when polished, but it is quite unimpressive in its rough state.
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 MATCH JASPERLORE myth
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YELLOWJASPER:
PIECEOFYELLOWJASPER:
 ECHO GEM: a piece of yellow jasper
 ECHO LOCATION:
 ECHO SOURCE:
 ECHO RARITY: Common
 ECHO AVG. VALUE: 50 silvers
 ECHO AdG POINTS: 250
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 12.5 silvers/gem
 ECHO ARKATI: Tonis (jasper in general)
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Irregular in shape, the yellow jasper is mostly rough, with a few lightly polished spots. The stone is mostly yellow-orange in color, although the mottled surface ranges all the way from creamy white to orange-red.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Jasper is an opaque stone that may be black, red, or yellow. It can be rather pretty when polished, but it is quite unimpressive in its rough state.
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 MATCH JASPERLORE myth
 MATCH JASPERMINING mining
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LAPISLAZULI:
BLUELAPISLAZULI:
PIECEOFBLUELAPISLAZULI:
 ECHO GEM: a piece of blue lapis lazuli
 ECHO LOCATION:
 ECHO SOURCE:
 ECHO RARITY: Infrequent
 ECHO AVG. VALUE:
 ECHO AdG POINTS: 650
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 100 silvers/gem
 ECHO USED IN: a scintillating pale blue potion (403 Picking Enhancement)
 ECHO ARKATI: the Huntress, Jastev
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Bluer than a mountain lake, the lapis lazuli sparkles with shining, golden inclusions of pyrite that twinkle like captured stars. This shapeless nodule holds great potential waiting to be released with a little careful polishing.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Lapis lazuli (sometimes abbreviated to lapis) is an opaque blue stone marked with streaks and specks of twinkling gold. As a general rule, the deeper the hue, the more expensive the stone, so long as it is not flawed.
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MAORAL:
PETRIFIEDMAORAL:
PIECEOFPETRIFIEDMAORAL:
 ECHO GEM: a piece of petrified maoral
 ECHO LOCATION: Elven Nations
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Dark red in hue, the heavy chunk of stone still bears the distinctive, wide grain that makes it identifiable as maoral. A long, shimmering bar of white shows upon the side of the stone as light caresses the partially translucent surface.
 ECHO PLAY.NET:
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BLACKMARBLE:
PIECEOFBLACKMARBLE:
 ECHO GEM: a piece of black marble
 ECHO LOCATION:
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Rough on some edges and polished on others, the hard lump only hints at the beauty that it could achieve within a jeweler's hands. Pale grey streaks and spots the rich black surface in a pattern akin to moonlight touching the surface of a river by midnight.
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GREENMARBLE:
PIECEOFGREENMARBLE:
 ECHO GEM: a piece of green marble
 ECHO LOCATION:
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Shades of light and dark mottle the surface of the green stone in a pattern similar to that found on a forest floor as sunbeams shaft among the leaves. The rough surface is unprepossessing, but it is hard enough that a jeweler could cut and polish it into something quite pleasing to the eye.
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PINKMARBLE:
PIECEOFPINKMARBLE:
 ECHO GEM: a piece of pink marble
 ECHO LOCATION:
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Fine veins of scarlet and grey run through the cloudy pink stone. Despite the rock's hardness, several chips, scratches, and cracks bear testament to past ill treatment.
 ECHO PLAY.NET:
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WHITEMARBLE:
PIECEOFWHITEMARBLE:
 ECHO GEM: a piece of white marble
 ECHO LOCATION:
 ECHO SOURCE:
 ECHO RARITY:
 ECHO AVG. VALUE:
 ECHO AdG POINTS: 50
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 1.7 silvers/gem
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: A faint translucency lends a ghostlike quality to the surface of the pallid stone. Part of the stone is smoothly cut and polished, but other sections are rough and unattractive to the eye, suggesting that it was once part of a greater work that has since been destroyed.
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MICA:
PIECEOFMICA:
LARGEPIECEOFMICA:
 ECHO GEM: a large piece of mica
 ECHO LOCATION: Zul Logoth
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Layer upon layer of translucent sheets of mica glisten brightly, scattering light from deep within the slightly amber-hued depths of this gemstone.
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PINKMITHRIL-BLOOM:
PINKMITHRILBLOOM:
 ECHO GEM: some pink mithril-bloom
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Minute crystals of raw mithril form neat mounds on a matrix of feldspar, their metallic surfaces gleaming dully with an odd, pink-tinged iridescence.
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PURPLEMITHRILBLOOM:
PURPLEMITHRIL-BLOOM:
 ECHO GEM: some purple mithril-bloom
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Small crystals of raw mithril cluster in neat mounds on a matrix of feldspar, their glossy metallic surfaces gleaming brightly with a purple-tinged iridescence.
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MODWIR:
PETRIFIEDMODWIR:
PIECEOFPETRIFIEDMODWIR:
 ECHO GEM: a piece of petrified modwir
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Grooves, veins, and rings running through this irregular rectangle of rock recount its past existence as a living tree. By some remarkable power, the wood has been replaced with deep brown crystal, which shines with a rich luster despite its pitted surface.
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BLACKMOONSTONE:
 ECHO GEM: a black moonstone
 ECHO LOCATION: Teras
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 ECHO RARITY: Uncommon
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 ECHO ARKATI: Zelia (moonstone in general)
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Nearly transparent, a black moonstone is a rounded, slightly irregularly shaped piece of feldspar. Its name springs from the deep reflection that seems to bathe the gem in a soft halo when the light strikes it, similar to the appearance of the moon on a slightly overcast night. This specimen is approaching coal black, yet it is still transparent enough to glow in the light.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Moonstone is a nearly transparent stone that occurs in a number of hues, including gold, green, blue, and silver. When exposed to light, moonstones shine in a fashion that is often compared to moonlight falling through thin clouds, and the gleam changes remarkably depending on the angle at which the light falls. Common-speaking jewelers call this trait "adularescence."
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BLUEMOONSTONE:
 ECHO GEM: a blue moonstone
 ECHO LOCATION: Teras
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 ECHO RARITY: Rare
 ECHO AVG. VALUE: 1200 silvers
 ECHO AdG POINTS: 850
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 300 silvers/gem
 ECHO ARKATI: Zelia (moonstone in general)
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Nearly transparent, a blue moonstone is a rounded, slightly irregularly shaped piece of feldspar. Its name springs from the deep reflection that seems to bathe the gem in a soft halo when the light strikes it, similar to the appearance of the moon on a slightly overcast night. This specimen is a light sky blue.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Moonstone is a nearly transparent stone that occurs in a number of hues, including gold, green, blue, and silver. When exposed to light, moonstones shine in a fashion that is often compared to moonlight falling through thin clouds, and the gleam changes remarkably depending on the angle at which the light falls. Common-speaking jewelers call this trait "adularescence."
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CATSEYEMOONSTONE:
CAT'SEYEMOONSTONE:
CATS-EYEMOONSTONE:
CAT'S-EYEMOONSTONE:
 ECHO GEM: a cats-eye moonstone
 ECHO LOCATION: Teras
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 ECHO RARITY: Rare
 ECHO AVG. VALUE: 1500 silvers
 ECHO AdG POINTS: 850
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 300 silvers/gem
 ECHO USED IN: a cat's-eye quartz talisman (204 Unpresence)
 ECHO ARKATI: Zelia (moonstone in general)
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Nearly transparent, a cats-eye moonstone is a rounded, slightly irregularly shaped piece of feldspar. Its name springs from the deep reflection that seems to bathe the gem in a soft halo when the light strikes it, similar to the appearance of the moon on a slightly overcast night. This specimen is a light grass green. Interestingly, its reflective properties seem to skew the light in polar directions, causing a slitted pupil of deeper green to form within the gem.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Moonstone is a nearly transparent stone that occurs in a number of hues, including gold, green, blue, and silver. When exposed to light, moonstones shine in a fashion that is often compared to moonlight falling through thin clouds, and the gleam changes remarkably depending on the angle at which the light falls. Common-speaking jewelers call this trait "adularescence."
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GOLDENMOONSTONE:
 ECHO GEM: a golden moonstone
 ECHO LOCATION: Teras
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 ECHO RARITY: Rare
 ECHO AVG. VALUE: 2500 silvers
 ECHO AdG POINTS: 1050
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 625 silvers/gem
 ECHO ARKATI: Zelia (moonstone in general)
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Nearly transparent, a golden moonstone is a rounded, slightly irregularly shaped piece of feldspar. Its name springs from the deep reflection that seems to bathe the gem in a soft halo when the light strikes it, similar to the appearance of the moon on a slightly overcast night. This specimen is a striking deep gold, with small twinkling specks floating deep within.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Moonstone is a nearly transparent stone that occurs in a number of hues, including gold, green, blue, and silver. When exposed to light, moonstones shine in a fashion that is often compared to moonlight falling through thin clouds, and the gleam changes remarkably depending on the angle at which the light falls. Common-speaking jewelers call this trait "adularescence."
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GREYMOONSTONE:
 ECHO GEM: a grey moonstone
 ECHO LOCATION: Teras
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 ECHO RARITY: Uncommon
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 ECHO ARKATI: Zelia (moonstone in general)
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Nearly transparent, a grey moonstone is a rounded, slightly irregularly shaped piece of feldspar. Its name springs from the deep reflection that seems to bathe the gem in a soft halo when the light strikes it, similar to the appearance of the moon on a slightly overcast night. This specimen a muted steel grey.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Moonstone is a nearly transparent stone that occurs in a number of hues, including gold, green, blue, and silver. When exposed to light, moonstones shine in a fashion that is often compared to moonlight falling through thin clouds, and the gleam changes remarkably depending on the angle at which the light falls. Common-speaking jewelers call this trait "adularescence."
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OPALINEMOONSTONE:
 ECHO GEM: an opaline moonstone
 ECHO LOCATION: Teras
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 ECHO RARITY: Extraordinarily Rare
 ECHO AVG. VALUE: 6200 silvers
 ECHO AdG POINTS: 1450
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 1550 silvers/gem
 ECHO ARKATI: Zelia (moonstone in general)
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Nearly transparent, an opaline moonstone is a rounded, slightly irregularly shaped piece of feldspar. Its name springs from the deep reflection that seems to bathe the gem in a soft halo when the light strikes it, similar to the appearance of the moon on a slightly overcast night. This specimen displays rainbow colors that swirl and meld within the gem as if the gem's interior is liquid color in constant motion.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Moonstone is a nearly transparent stone that occurs in a number of hues, including gold, green, blue, and silver. When exposed to light, moonstones shine in a fashion that is often compared to moonlight falling through thin clouds, and the gleam changes remarkably depending on the angle at which the light falls. Common-speaking jewelers call this trait "adularescence." One noteworthy variant of moonstone is opaline moonstone, which produces a spray of rainbows like those of an opal as well as the characteristic adularescence of moonstones.
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PALEBLUEMOONSTONE:
 ECHO GEM: a pale blue moonstone
 ECHO LOCATION: Elven Nations
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 ECHO RARITY: Rare
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 ECHO ARKATI: Zelia (moonstone in general)
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: When light touches the translucent stone, its pallid, pitted surface glows with a ghostly blue sheen. Thin white rays shimmer over and through the ethereal blue.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Moonstone is a nearly transparent stone that occurs in a number of hues, including gold, green, blue, and silver. When exposed to light, moonstones shine in a fashion that is often compared to moonlight falling through thin clouds, and the gleam changes remarkably depending on the angle at which the light falls. Common-speaking jewelers call this trait "adularescence."
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PALEGREENMOONSTONE:
 ECHO GEM: a pale green moonstone
 ECHO LOCATION: Elven Nations
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 ECHO RARITY: Rare
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 ECHO AdG POINTS: 850
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 275 silvers/gem
 ECHO ARKATI: Zelia (moonstone in general)
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Light caressing the surface of the moonstone creates a slim, shimmering silver band upon the misty green surface. Tiny inclusions visible in the more translucent sections of the stone mar the gem's quality, but it still retains a certain aesthetic appeal.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Moonstone is a nearly transparent stone that occurs in a number of hues, including gold, green, blue, and silver. When exposed to light, moonstones shine in a fashion that is often compared to moonlight falling through thin clouds, and the gleam changes remarkably depending on the angle at which the light falls. Common-speaking jewelers call this trait "adularescence."
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SILVERYMOONSTONE:
 ECHO GEM: a silvery moonstone
 ECHO LOCATION: Elven Nations
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 ECHO RARITY: Rare
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 ECHO AdG POINTS: 1050
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 500 silvers/gem
 ECHO ARKATI: Zelia (moonstone in general)
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Soft shades of silver chase one another across the moonstone's pallid surface as light strikes the gem at differing angles. Most of the pale, round stone's surfaces are pitted and damaged, but one smooth side reveals the exquisite beauty that the gem will have after proper treatment and care.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Moonstone is a nearly transparent stone that occurs in a number of hues, including gold, green, blue, and silver. When exposed to light, moonstones shine in a fashion that is often compared to moonlight falling through thin clouds, and the gleam changes remarkably depending on the angle at which the light falls. Common-speaking jewelers call this trait "adularescence."
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MOTHEROFPEARL:
MOTHER-OF-PEARL:
PIECEOFMOTHEROFPEARL:
PIECEOFMOTHER-OF-PEARL:
IRIDESCENTPIECEOFMOTHEROFPEARL:
IRIDESCENTPIECEOFMOTHER-OF-PEARL:
 ECHO GEM: an iridescent piece of mother-of-pearl
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: A jagged piece of what once was a full shell, an iridescent piece of mother-of pearl sports several sharp edges and points. One side of the shell piece is rough, with patches of sudued grey and off-white coloration. The other side sparkles and reflects the available light in fluid, oily colors. Iridescent hues of emerald green, sapphire blue, and royal purple flash and fade when the piece is turned in different directions.
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GOLDNUGGET:
 ECHO GEM: a gold nugget
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Showing the classic golden-yellow color and bright metallic luster of gold, this small nugget has a branching shape of thin leaves that gives it an elegant, airy appearance.
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PLATINUMNUGGET:
 ECHO GEM: a platinum nugget
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Although mostly weathered to a grey color with a dull metallic luster, a few points of this small nugget have been polished to reveal the distinctive white-grey sheen of platinum.
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LARGEGOLDNUGGET:
 ECHO GEM: a large gold nugget
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Showing the classic golden-yellow color and bright metallic luster of gold, this large nugget has a slightly rounded, almost melted form with a few deep crevices where you see small, sharp-edged gold crystals.
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LARGEPLATINUMNUGGET:
 ECHO GEM: a large platinum nugget
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Although mostly weathered to a grey color with a dull metallic luster, a few points of this large nugget have been polished to reveal the distinctive white-grey sheen of platinum.
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OBSIDIAN:
PIECEOFOBSIDIAN:
 ECHO GEM: a piece of obsidian
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 ECHO RARITY: Common
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 ECHO ARKATI: Onar
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: One edge of the glassy shard is sharp enough to cut an unwary finger. Dim outlines of shapes beyond can be seen through the translucent stone, cast into shadow by the jet black hue.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Obsidian is a type of dense volcanic glass. It is normally black in hue, although it may contain a hint of green or red. When broken, it produces smooth, slightly rippled curves instead of displaying a crystalline formation, and the edges of the fractures can be sharper than a fine steel blade. One odd variant, spiderweb obsidian, is distinguished by many delicate, opaque white lines spreading over its surface and through its depths.
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SPIDERWEBOBSIDIAN:
PIECEOFSPIDERWEBOBSIDIAN:
 ECHO GEM: a piece of spiderweb obsidian
 ECHO LOCATION: Elven Nations
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 ECHO RARITY: Uncommon
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 ECHO AdG POINTS: 450
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 22.5 silvers/gem
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Delicate white lines spread over the small piece of volcanic glass in a pattern similar to an orb weaver's graceful web. The pale tendrils are opaque, contrasting with their translucent black background.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Obsidian is a type of dense volcanic glass. It is normally black in hue, although it may contain a hint of green or red. When broken, it produces smooth, slightly rippled curves instead of displaying a crystalline formation, and the edges of the fractures can be sharper than a fine steel blade. One odd variant, spiderweb obsidian, is distinguished by many delicate, opaque white lines spreading over its surface and through its depths.
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BANDEDONYX:
PIECEOFBANDEDONYX:
 ECHO GEM: a piece of banded onyx
 ECHO LOCATION: Elven Nations
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 ECHO RARITY: Uncommon
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 ECHO AdG POINTS: 450
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 25 silvers/gem
 ECHO ARKATI: Lorminstra
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Black and white stripes alternate evenly across this fractured piece of rock. A subtle gleam lends beauty to the stone despite its damaged state.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: True onyx is an opaque stone that bears even, straight bands of black and white running through its substance. However, many jewelers treat onyx to transform it into a pure black stone, using one of many alchemical processes or magical processes to accomplish the task.
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ONYX:
PIECEOFONYX:
 ECHO GEM: a piece of onyx
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 ECHO RARITY: Uncommon
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 ECHO AdG POINTS: 450
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 22.5 silvers/gem
 ECHO ARKATI: Laethe, Voln
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: The unremittingly black hue of this opaque stone attests to the attention of a jeweler in the past, for pure black onyx does not exist in nature. However, its fractured, roughened state gives no hint to what purpose the pebble-sized stone might once have possessed.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: True onyx is an opaque stone that bears even, straight bands of black and white running through its substance. However, many jewelers treat onyx to transform it into a pure black stone, using one of many alchemical processes or magical processes to accomplish the task.
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ASTEROPAL:
 ECHO GEM: an aster opal
 ECHO LOCATION: the Rift
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Bright motes sparkle within the depths of the opal, like tiny constellations in a cloudy field. The motes begin to shift as you watch ... In moments they are swirling, and you feel your mind being tugged by an inexorable force, deeper and deeper into the stone. Faster and faster the vortex spins, dragging you with it as it tightens to a fine point, with no hint of what lies on the other side.
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 ECHO The dizzying vortex suddenly halts, and the sensation inexplicably ends, the effulgent motes twinkling innocently within the opal. Roundtime: 5 sec.
 ECHO NOTES: Causes roundtime when looked at.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Opal comes in many varieties, all of which are renowned for their remarkable play of iridescent color. [Aster opal not specifically listed.]
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BLACKOPAL:
 ECHO GEM: a black opal
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 ECHO AdG POINTS: 1050
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 575 silvers/gem
 ECHO ARKATI: Fash'lo'nae, Lumnis
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Rainbows and lightning shift to and fro deep within a black opal, playing out the drama of a storm in a tiny raindrop. With its soft pearly luster and deep black background color, this stone shows a brilliance of color unmatched by any other type of opal.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Opal comes in many varieties, all of which are renowned for their remarkable play of iridescent color. Black opal creates dark, rich shades. Fire opal is reddish-gold, and dragonfire opal is a striated form of fire opal.
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FROSTOPAL:
BLUEWHITEFROSTOPAL:
BLUE-WHITEFROSTOPAL:
 ECHO GEM: a blue-white frost opal
 ECHO LOCATION: Icemule
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Gleaming with a hard, icy blue, this beautiful frost opal refracts the light in a hundred subtly different shades of pale blue. A thin coating of some white mineral along one edge gives the appearance of new-fallen snow.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Opal comes in many varieties, all of which are renowned for their remarkable play of iridescent color. Frost opal is primarily blue and white.
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BOULDEROPAL:
 ECHO GEM: a boulder opal
 ECHO LOCATION: Zul Logoth
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 ECHO AdG POINTS: 850
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: The rough, spherical shape of the gemstone reflects images, distorting them into curving streaks that only add to its beauty. Distinct bursts of brilliant color as varied as a rainbow after a storm sparkle within the smooth, hard surface of the boulder opal.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Opal comes in many varieties, all of which are renowned for their remarkable play of iridescent color. [Boulder opal not specifically listed.]
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PURPLEOPAL:
BRILLIANTPURPLEOPAL:
 ECHO GEM: a brilliant purple opal
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: A landscape unfolds over the surface of this opal, as a lake of rich, shimmering purple flows across mauve inlets and around russet ironstone islands. The satiny finish is smooth and gently rounded.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Opal comes in many varieties, all of which are renowned for their remarkable play of iridescent color. [Brilliant purple opal not specifically listed.]
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DRAGONFIREOPAL:
 ECHO GEM: a dragonfire opal
 ECHO LOCATION: Teras
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 ECHO AVG. VALUE: 3000 silvers
 ECHO AdG POINTS: 1050
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 750 silvers/gem
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Primarily a translucent pale yellow, a dragonfire opal displays wavering streaks of crimson and yellow. The streaks all move in the same direction, and seem to be a bit wider at one end of the stone than at the other, as if the streaks were all projected at one time from a central source.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Opal comes in many varieties, all of which are renowned for their remarkable play of iridescent color. Fire opal is reddish-gold, and dragonfire opal is a striated form of fire opal.
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FIREOPAL:
 ECHO GEM: a fire opal
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 ECHO RARITY: Uncommon
 ECHO AVG. VALUE:
 ECHO AdG POINTS: 450
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 45 silvers/gem
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Volcanic in origin, a fire opal is a deep, transparent orange, seemingly bright enough to glow in the dark. A color play in shades of purple, blue, and green contrasts vividly with the fiery hot background
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Opal comes in many varieties, all of which are renowned for their remarkable play of iridescent color. Fire opal is reddish-gold, and dragonfire opal is a striated form of fire opal.
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MOONGLAEOPAL:
 ECHO GEM: a moonglae opal
 ECHO LOCATION: Elven Nations
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 ECHO AdG POINTS: 1050
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 700 silvers/gem
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Shades of deep forest green dominate the appearance of this small piece of rock. Where light touches the faintly translucent jewel, the opal reflects it back in small silvery crescents along its irregular surface, and the characteristic iridescence of an opal can be found only in the pallid rainbow hues sparkling at the heart of each small crescent.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Opal comes in many varieties, all of which are renowned for their remarkable play of iridescent color. Moonglae opal is forest green marked with silvery crescents, and the characteristic iridescent colors of the opal are concealed in each of its silver markings.
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WHITEOPAL:
 ECHO GEM: a white opal
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 ECHO AdG POINTS: 850
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 200 silvers/gem
ECHO USED IN: an iridescent opal wand (903 Minor Water)
 ECHO ARKATI: Niima
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Rainbows and lightning shift to and fro deep within a white opal, playing out the drama of a storm in a tiny raindrop. With its bright pearly luster and milky white background color, this opal is a delight to behold.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Opal comes in many varieties, all of which are renowned for their remarkable play of iridescent color. White opal presents myriad pastel rainbows to the viewer's eye.
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ORA:
ORABLOOM:
ORA-BLOOM:
GREENORABLOOM:
GREENORA-BLOOM:
 ECHO GEM: some green ora-bloom
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Like some unlikely coral, clusters of tiny, pale green crystals of unrefined ora form neat mounds on a substrate of chalky limestone.
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FIREMOTEORB:
GOLDENFIREMOTEORB:
 ECHO GEM: a golden firemote orb
 ECHO LOCATION: the Rift
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: The firemote orb is a fist-sized perfect sphere filled with luminescent colors. The hues shift as the orb is turned, melting into neighboring tones and almost pulsing with an inner fire. Small sparkles of light -- tiny pinpricks so small they're almost invisible -- flicker every so often within the orb's interior, like stars within a multicolored sky.
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SHADOWGLASSORB:
MURKYSHADOWGLASSORB:
 ECHO GEM: a murky shadowglass orb
 ECHO LOCATION: the Rift
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: The shadowglass orb is a smoky color reminiscent of fog at dusk or dawn. While it gives the impression of depth at a casual glance, it refuses to reveal anything more on a closer examination, and in fact, seems to grow more unresponsive and flat the more you look at it.
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FIREPEARL:
BRILLIANTFIREPEARL:
 ECHO GEM: a brilliant fire pearl
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Slightly oval, a brilliant fire pearl is a smooth, crystalline gemstone formed by an ocean mollusk. The pearl gleams in the light, its satiny smooth, deep crimson surface glowing slightly as if a small fire burns deep within.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: A pearl is made of layers of translucent nacre that create an opaque whole. Pearls are usually round, though not necessarily perfectly spherical. They occur naturally in a variety of colors, including grey, pink, black, white, and the intense crimson color of the rare fire pearl. Hints of iridescence often infuse the pearl's predominant color, and the darkest pearls sometimes possess a peculiar, almost metallic gleam.
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IRIDESCENTPEARL:
 ECHO GEM: an iridescent pearl
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Perfectly round, an iridescent pearl is a smooth, crystalline gemstone formed by an ocean mollusk. The pearl gleams in the light, its satiny smooth snow white surface glowing slightly as if a small bit of energy resides deep within.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: A pearl is made of layers of translucent nacre that create an opaque whole. Pearls are usually round, though not necessarily perfectly spherical. They occur naturally in a variety of colors, including grey, pink, black, white, and the intense crimson color of the rare fire pearl. Hints of iridescence often infuse the pearl's predominant color, and the darkest pearls sometimes possess a peculiar, almost metallic gleam.
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BLACKPEARL:
 ECHO GEM: a tiny black pearl, a small black pearl, a medium black pearl, a large black pearl
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Layers of nacre create the soft iridescence of a [size] black pearl. Not a single spot or flaw mars the smooth, even texture. Many colors are contained in the ever-shifting black finish.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: A pearl is made of layers of translucent nacre that create an opaque whole. Pearls are usually round, though not necessarily perfectly spherical. They occur naturally in a variety of colors, including grey, pink, black, white, and the intense crimson color of the rare fire pearl. Hints of iridescence often infuse the pearl's predominant color, and the darkest pearls sometimes possess a peculiar, almost metallic gleam.
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GREYPEARL:
 ECHO GEM: a tiny grey pearl, a small grey pearl, a medium grey pearl, a large grey pearl
 ECHO LOCATION:
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 ECHO AdG POINTS: 1050
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 500 silvers/gem
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Layers of nacre create the soft iridescence of a [size] grey pearl. Not a single spot or flaw mars the smooth, even texture. Many colors are contained in the refractive grey finish.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: A pearl is made of layers of translucent nacre that create an opaque whole. Pearls are usually round, though not necessarily perfectly spherical. They occur naturally in a variety of colors, including grey, pink, black, white, and the intense crimson color of the rare fire pearl. Hints of iridescence often infuse the pearl's predominant color, and the darkest pearls sometimes possess a peculiar, almost metallic gleam.
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PINKPEARL:
 ECHO GEM: a tiny pink pearl, a small pink pearl, a medium pink pearl, a large pink pearl
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 ECHO AdG POINTS: 1050
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 500 silvers/gem
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Layers of nacre create the soft iridescence of a large pink pearl. Not a single spot or flaw mars the smooth, even texture. Many colors are contained in the luminescent pink surface.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: A pearl is made of layers of translucent nacre that create an opaque whole. Pearls are usually round, though not necessarily perfectly spherical. They occur naturally in a variety of colors, including grey, pink, black, white, and the intense crimson color of the rare fire pearl. Hints of iridescence often infuse the pearl's predominant color, and the darkest pearls sometimes possess a peculiar, almost metallic gleam.
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WHITEPEARL:
 ECHO GEM: a tiny white pearl, a small white pearl, a medium white pearl, a large white pearl
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 ECHO AdG POINTS: 1050
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 625 silvers/gem
 ECHO USED IN: a minor luck talisman
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Layers of nacre create the soft iridescence of a [size] white pearl. Not a single spot or flaw mars the smooth, even texture. Many colors are contained in the depthless ivory surface.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: A pearl is made of layers of translucent nacre that create an opaque whole. Pearls are usually round, though not necessarily perfectly spherical. They occur naturally in a variety of colors, including grey, pink, black, white, and the intense crimson color of the rare fire pearl. Hints of iridescence often infuse the pearl's predominant color, and the darkest pearls sometimes possess a peculiar, almost metallic gleam.
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METALLICBLACKPEARL:
 ECHO GEM: a metallic black pearl
 ECHO LOCATION: the Rift
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Ripples of silver and gold flow over the metallic black surface of the pearl, like illuminated waves upon a dark and lifeless world. Intermittent sparks of ruby, emerald and sapphire fade to grey as the pearl's tenebrous grasp swallows the light.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: A pearl is made of layers of translucent nacre that create an opaque whole. Pearls are usually round, though not necessarily perfectly spherical. They occur naturally in a variety of colors, including grey, pink, black, white, and the intense crimson color of the rare fire pearl. Hints of iridescence often infuse the pearl's predominant color, and the darkest pearls sometimes possess a peculiar, almost metallic gleam.
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BLUEPERIDOT:
 ECHO GEM: a blue peridot
 ECHO LOCATION: Teras
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 ECHO RARITY: Infrequent
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: A small, multi-sided bar, a blue peridot's unpolished transparent surfaces still gleam and reflect the light in shifting, soft blue patterns. The gem seems denser in portions, the impression reinforced by the darker areas within the more abundant lighter composition. The peridot naturally occurs with sharp edges and flat surfaces, though no hammer or chisel has touched the gem's surfaces.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: In its natural state, peridot is a transparent green stone that often has a yellowish tint. It can be faceted to sparkle prettily. However, it is susceptible to a color change under certain magical influences, which may result in a blue or pink stone.
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GREENPERIDOT:
 ECHO GEM: a green peridot
 ECHO LOCATION: Teras
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 ECHO RARITY: Infrequent
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: A small, multi-sided bar, a green peridot's unpolished transparent surfaces still gleam and reflect the light in shifting, soft green patterns. The gem seems denser in portions, the impression reinforced by the darker areas within the more abundant lighter composition. The peridot naturally occurs with sharp edges and flat surfaces, though no hammer or chisel has touched the gem's surfaces.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: In its natural state, peridot is a transparent green stone that often has a yellowish tint. It can be faceted to sparkle prettily. However, it is susceptible to a color change under certain magical influences, which may result in a blue or pink stone.
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PINKPERIDOT:
 ECHO GEM: a pink peridot
 ECHO LOCATION: Teras
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 ECHO RARITY: Infrequent
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: A small, multi-sided bar, a pink peridot's unpolished transparent surfaces still gleam and reflect the light in shifting, soft pink patterns. The gem seems denser in portions, the impression reinforced by the darker areas within the more abundant lighter composition. The peridot naturally occurs with sharp edges and flat surfaces, though no hammer or chisel has touched the gem's surfaces.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: In its natural state, peridot is a transparent green stone that often has a yellowish tint. It can be faceted to sparkle prettily. However, it is susceptible to a color change under certain magical influences, which may result in a blue or pink stone.
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PYRITE:
 ECHO GEM: some pyrite
 ECHO LOCATION: Teras
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 ECHO RARITY: Common
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 ECHO ARKATI: Cholen
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Though metallic in appearance and often mistaken for gold, pyrite is really a crystal. This small chunk could be useful for making jewelry, just as many crystals are. A yellowish-grey with silver-grey portions, the pyrite carries a dull sheen.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Pyrite is routinely mistaken for gold by the uninitiated, but it cannot be smelted like gold -- it is truly a rock and not a metal. It is an opaque stone with a shiny, brassy yellow color and a beautiful luster. It forms in a variety of crystal shapes, including cubes, octahedrons, and dodecahedrons with pentagonal faces.
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ASTERFIREQUARTZ:
 ECHO GEM: an asterfire quartz
 ECHO LOCATION: Teras
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: A long, clear polyhedron, the asterfire quartz displays flat planes and sharply defined, straight edges. The ends are jagged and pointy, as if the quartz has been broken off of a longer piece. Thin, dark red tendrils extend out from a central point within the stone, reaching toward the edges of the quartz. All the tendrils are constrained in a single plane, as if a red quartz flower had suddenly sprung up within the stone itself.
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BLUEQUARTZ:
PIECEOFBLUEQUARTZ:
 ECHO GEM: a piece of blue quartz
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 ECHO ARKATI: Jaston
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Several scratches mar the surface of the thumbnail-sized crystal, but the exquisite robin's-egg blue color shimmers past the damage wrought by time and poor treatment.
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CARNELIANQUARTZ:
PIECEOFCARNELIANQUARTZ:
 ECHO GEM: a piece of carnelian quartz
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Shaped like a thick, faceted spear, a piece of carnelian quartz contains a cloudy galaxy of honey-gold tones floating within a clear, transparent solid. Darker needles angle through the crystal like schools of fish, and tiny black inclusions add visual weight to the base.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Many kinds of quartz exist in Elanith, each with its own unusual appearance and quirks. Color is the primary matter that differentiates the varieties of quartz: carnelian quartz is primarily orange to red.
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CATSEYEQUARTZ:
CAT'SEYEQUARTZ:
PIECEOFCATSEYEQUARTZ:
PIECEOFCAT'SEYEQUARTZ:
 ECHO GEM: a piece of cat's eye quartz
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 ECHO ARKATI: Andelas
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Just barely visible in this roughly rounded crystal is a band of silver light that moves across the surface as the quartz is turned. The grey and black matrix has a fractured, chaotic appearance.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Many kinds of quartz exist in Elanith, each with its own unusual appearance and quirks. Color is the primary matter that differentiates the varieties of quartz. Cat's-eye quartz is grey and black with a distinctive silver line that results in its name.
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CITRINEQUARTZ:
PIECEOFCITRINEQUARTZ:
 ECHO GEM: a piece of citrine quartz
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 ECHO AdG POINTS: 450
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 20 silvers/gem
 ECHO ARKATI: Fash'lo'nae
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Shaped like a tapered spear, a piece of citrine quartz has a delicate translucence and a slightly dulled luster. It is a warm lemon yellow with diffuse clouds of milky white near the base.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Many kinds of quartz exist in Elanith, each with its own unusual appearance and quirks. Color is the primary matter that differentiates the varieties of quartz: citrine quartz is lemon yellow.
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MILKYQUARTZ:
PIECEOFMILKYQUARTZ:
 ECHO GEM: a piece of milky quartz
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Dozens of small, milky-white quartz crystals cluster tightly together, their hard-edged surfaces bright with an almost greasy luster.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Many kinds of quartz exist in Elanith, each with its own unusual appearance and quirks. Color is the primary matter that differentiates the varieties of quartz: milky quartz is white.
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ROSEQUARTZ:
PIECEOFROSEQUARTZ:
 ECHO GEM: a piece of rose quartz
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 ECHO AdG POINTS: 450
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 20 silvers/gem
 ECHO ARKATI: Oleani
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: A cluster of lightly etched crystals make up a piece of rose quartz. The stone is a milky rose pink, with just enough translucence to catch the light.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Many kinds of quartz exist in Elanith, each with its own unusual appearance and quirks. Color is the primary matter that differentiates the varieties of quartz: rose quartz is blush pink.
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SMOKYQUARTZ:
PIECEOFSMOKYQUARTZ:
 ECHO GEM: a piece of smoky quartz
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: This intergrown cluster of smoky quartz crystals springs up like dark spears from a milky quartz matrix. Several of these crystals show faint amethyst color at the tips.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Many kinds of quartz exist in Elanith, each with its own unusual appearance and quirks. Color is the primary matter that differentiates the varieties of quartz: smoky quartz is grey with a possible hint of violet.
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OBLIVIONQUARTZ:
SHARDOFOBLIVIONQUARTZ:
 ECHO GEM: a shard of oblivion quartz
 ECHO LOCATION: the Rift
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: The shard's surface is irregular, with layer upon layer of crystalline formations with no discernable direction or logic. Its color is a glassy brown that allows you to see into the stone, but its tenebrous tone prevents you from seeing through it. As you gaze into the dark and reflective depths of the alien gem, you find yourself drawn to the curious and strangely beckoning mysteries within.
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RAINBOWQUARTZ:
SHARDOFRAINBOWQUARTZ:
 ECHO GEM: a shard of rainbow quartz
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 ECHO AdG POINTS: 850
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 300 silvers/gem
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: From stem to stern, this triangular shard of quartz displays every color of the rainbow along its rough length. The surfaces are unpolished, but the changes of hue that proceed in wide, striped bands along its length that have a certain appeal despite the damaged state of the broken crystal.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Many kinds of quartz exist in Elanith, each with its own unusual appearance and quirks. Color is the primary matter that differentiates the varieties of quartz. Rainbow quartz contains every color in wide, even stripes.
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TANGERINEQUARTZ:
 ECHO GEM: a tangerine quartz
 ECHO LOCATION: Zul Logoth
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Several smaller crystals grow at odd angles from the larger, more tabular quartz crystal. The gorgeous vivid orange color of the tangerine quartz is not uniform, but fades into transparency at several points within the gem.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Many kinds of quartz exist in Elanith, each with its own unusual appearance and quirks. Color is the primary matter that differentiates the varieties of quartz. [Tangerine quartz not being specifically listed.]
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DRAGONSFANGQUARTZ:
DRAGON'SFANGQUARTZ:
DRAGONS-FANGQUARTZ:
DRAGON'S-FANGQUARTZ:
 ECHO GEM: some dragon's-fang quartz
 ECHO LOCATION: the Rift
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 ECHO RARITY: Rare
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Shaped like an elongated, arced canine, the quartz is tinted the color of old, yellowish ivory at its blunt end. As it narrows toward its opposite extremity however, it deepens through a range of ochre, sienna, and finally ends in a deep shade of vermilion.
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DRAGONFIREQUARTZ:
 ECHO GEM: some dragonfire quartz
 ECHO LOCATION: Teras
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 ECHO RARITY: Rare
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: A long, clear polyhedron, the dragonfire quartz displays flat planes and sharply defined, straight edges. The ends are jagged and pointy, as if the quartz has been broken off of a longer piece. Wavering bright crimson and deep yellow tendrils extend along the length of the stone, reaching from end to end.
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LEOPARDQUARTZ:
 ECHO GEM: some leopard quartz
 ECHO LOCATION: Teras
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 ECHO RARITY: Rare
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: A long, clear polyhedron, the leopard quartz displays flat planes and sharply defined, straight edges. The ends are jagged and pointy, as if the quartz has been broken off of a longer piece. Patches of dark umber and golden brown impurities float throughout the quartz, giving it a spotted appearance similar to the carnivore that shares its name.
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RHIMAR:
RHIMARBLOOM:
RHIMAR-BLOOM
GOLDENRHIMARBLOOM:
GOLDENRHIMAR-BLOOM
 ECHO GEM: some golden rhimar-bloom
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Forming a deep vein within an ice-white chunk of marble, long strands of rhimar-bloom glimmer with a chilly golden luster.
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RIFTSHARD:
STARSHAPEDRIFTSHARD:
STAR-SHAPEDRIFTSHARD:
BLUESTARSHAPEDRIFTSHARD:
BLUESTAR-SHAPEDRIFTSHARD:
 ECHO GEM: a blue star-shaped riftshard
 ECHO LOCATION: the Rift
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: The star-shaped riftshard is delicate and otherworldly, with its pale, luminescent color and deeper flecks of iridescent ultramarine, which glisten within the firmament of the lighter color like tiny jewels.
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RIFTSTONE:
BLUERIFTSTONE:
MIDNIGHTBLUERIFTSTONE:
FACETEDMIDNIGHTBLUERIFTSTONE:
 ECHO GEM: a faceted midnight blue riftstone
 ECHO LOCATION: the Rift
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: The riftstone is a brilliant shade of indigo blue, with reflective facets that seem to draw the ambient light into the stone's swirling heart. Within the depths of that tiny microcosm, a ring of fog drifts slowly around a pinpoint of flickering light that modulates in intermittent bursts.
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VIOLETRIFTSTONE:
PALEVIOLETRIFTSTONE:
 ECHO GEM: a pale violet riftstone
 ECHO LOCATION: the Rift
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: The violet riftstone is a pleasing shade of lilac striated with a delicate pattern of darker, violet veins. Although its uneven facets are mostly opaque, they occasionally emit a subtle sparkle, as though a small burst of energy has escaped from the hidden depths of the stone's heart.
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BLACKRIFTSTONE:
PIECEOFBLACKRIFSTONE:
 ECHO GEM: a piece of black riftstone
 ECHO LOCATION: the Rift
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: The hunk of black rock is unevenly formed, its pocked surface opaque and non-reflective. A few veins of color send violet tendrils across the unremarkable face of the stone in a pattern resembling a pale bolt of lightning.
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ROSESPAR:
PIECEOFROSESPAR:
 ECHO GEM: a piece of rosespar
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: A gentle pink hue suffuses the silky, faintly translucent stone, which is roughly the size of a strawberry. It has a fibrous texture, and its soft surface has been damaged with many nicks and scars.
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DRAGONSTEARRUBY:
DRAGON'STEARRUBY:
DRAGONS-TEARRUBY:
DRAGON'S-TEARRUBY:
 ECHO GEM: a dragon's-tear ruby
 ECHO LOCATION: Elven Nations
 ECHO SOURCE:
 ECHO RARITY: Very Rare
 ECHO AVG. VALUE:
 ECHO AdG POINTS: 1050
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 700 silvers/gem
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: This octagonal piece of stone has not been polished,but even the pitting and pocking of its exteriorcannot hide its value and beauty. The translucent gem glistens with the same dark red as a coagulating drop of blood. When light glances over its exterior, it reflects back in a startling sky-blue shade rather than white, but the fire that blazes in the jewel's dark heart is of an unmistakable crimson hue.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Ruby is a transparent stone that displays a marvelous fire when properly faceted. It is extraordinarily hard, and it will scratch almost any other stone rather than being scratched if the two are rubbed together. By definition, rubies are always red, though the hue may vary from dark pink to a purplish color to a muddy reddish-brown. Rubies may contain filaments of rutile, which will create a visible star on a cabochon-cut stone. Two varieties that merit special attention are the dragon's-tear ruby, which reflects white light as sky blue, and the sylvarraend ruby, which contains many small, fernlike inclusions of golden imflass.
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DWARFCUTRUBY:
DWARF-CUTRUBY:
 ECHO GEM: a dwarf-cut ruby
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Minute flecks of golden imflass contaminate the ruby, but, rather than detracting from the deep red gem's beauty, they enhance it -- for each fleck is shaped like a tiny fern frond, and the miniscule golden shapes swirl like a whirlwind around the incandescent heart of the jewel.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Ruby is a transparent stone that displays a marvelous fire when properly faceted. It is extraordinarily hard, and it will scratch almost any other stone rather than being scratched if the two are rubbed together. By definition, rubies are always red, though the hue may vary from dark pink to a purplish color to a muddy reddish-brown. Rubies may contain filaments of rutile, which will create a visible star on a cabochon-cut stone. Two varieties that merit special attention are the dragon's-tear ruby, which reflects white light as sky blue, and the sylvarraend ruby, which contains many small, fernlike inclusions of golden imflass.
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STARRUBY:
 ECHO GEM: a star ruby
 ECHO LOCATION:
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 ECHO RARITY: Rare
 ECHO AVG. VALUE:
 ECHO AdG POINTS: 850
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 300 silvers/gem
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Cut into a simple cabochon, the top of this ruby displays a silvery six-legged star that follows the light and appears to hover above the surface of the gem. The stone itself is dark pink, and only partially translucent due to the rutile needles that create the stunning asterism.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Ruby is a transparent stone that displays a marvelous fire when properly faceted. It is extraordinarily hard, and it will scratch almost any other stone rather than being scratched if the two are rubbed together. By definition, rubies are always red, though the hue may vary from dark pink to a purplish color to a muddy reddish-brown. Rubies may contain filaments of rutile, which will create a visible star on a cabochon-cut stone. Two varieties that merit special attention are the dragon's-tear ruby, which reflects white light as sky blue, and the sylvarraend ruby, which contains many small, fernlike inclusions of golden imflass.
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PLAINRUBY:
 ECHO GEM: a ruby
 ECHO LOCATION:
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 ECHO RARITY: Rare
 ECHO AVG. VALUE:
 ECHO AdG POINTS: 1050
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 675 silvers/gem
 ECHO ARKATI: Mularos
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: A deep, pigeon blood red, the ruby is a barrel-shaped hexagon with tiny parallel grooves on all surfaces. A stream-polished spot on one side reveals the translucency of the gem's interior.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Ruby is a transparent stone that displays a marvelous fire when properly faceted. It is extraordinarily hard, and it will scratch almost any other stone rather than being scratched if the two are rubbed together. By definition, rubies are always red, though the hue may vary from dark pink to a purplish color to a muddy reddish-brown. Rubies may contain filaments of rutile, which will create a visible star on a cabochon-cut stone. Two varieties that merit special attention are the dragon's-tear ruby, which reflects white light as sky blue, and the sylvarraend ruby, which contains many small, fernlike inclusions of golden imflass.
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SYLVARRAENDRUBY:
 ECHO GEM: a sylvarraend ruby
 ECHO LOCATION: Elven Nations
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 ECHO RARITY: Extremely Rare
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Minute flecks of golden imflass contaminate the ruby, but, rather than detracting from the deep red gem's beauty, they enhance it -- for each fleck is shaped like a tiny fern frond, and the miniscule golden shapes swirl like a whirlwind around the incandescent heart of the jewel.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Ruby is a transparent stone that displays a marvelous fire when properly faceted. It is extraordinarily hard, and it will scratch almost any other stone rather than being scratched if the two are rubbed together. By definition, rubies are always red, though the hue may vary from dark pink to a purplish color to a muddy reddish-brown. Rubies may contain filaments of rutile, which will create a visible star on a cabochon-cut stone. Two varieties that merit special attention are the dragon's-tear ruby, which reflects white light as sky blue, and the sylvarraend ruby, which contains many small, fernlike inclusions of golden imflass.
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SALT:
BLOCKOFSALT:
SMALLBLOCKOFSALT:
 ECHO GEM: a small block of salt
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Grainy and crumbly, a small block of salt seems more a misshapen lump than a square block. The salt has been fused together, perhaps from the winds evaporating a large amount of seawater, and its grains are a bright white. The block of salt still carries the sea's odor.
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SANDSILVER:
ALABASTERSANDSILVER:
 ECHO GEM: an alabaster sandsilver
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Roughly circular and flattened much like a small pancake, an alabaster sandsilver gets its name from its similarity to the silver coinage of the land. The alabaster sandsilver's edges are thin, tapering up to a center not more than a fourth of an inch thick. The tan coloration is lighter near the edges, and an interesting five-point design adorns the center, as if someone had embossed a leaf cluster upon the sandsilver.
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BLUESAPPHIRE:
 ECHO GEM: a blue sapphire
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 ECHO AdG POINTS: 1050
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 750 silvers/gem
 ECHO USED IN: a spiralled sapphire wand (505 Hand of Tonis)
 ECHO ARKATI: Cholen
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Shaped like a double pyramid, a blue sapphire has a dull, pearly finish. The crystal has a deep royal blue coloration and a subtle cloudiness that makes it appear almost opalescent.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Sapphire is an astonishingly versatile stone in its various manifestations. It shares many of its mundane properties with ruby, although its magical differences demonstrate that it is clearly another stone entirely. Many sapphires possess tiny rutile inclusions, and, if these sapphires are cut into a cabochon, they will display a dazzling star with either six or twelve rays. Sapphires occur in almost every color of the rainbow save a true red.
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BLUESHIMMARGLINSAPPHIRE:
 ECHO GEM: a blue shimmarglin sapphire
 ECHO LOCATION: Elven Nations
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 ECHO AdG POINTS: 1250
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 1175 silvers/gem
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Though it has not been properly faceted, the small jewel still collects light at its core and refracts it to the surface in a beautifully sparkling starburst. In hue, it is the same rich, serene blue with a tiny hint of green as a tropical lagoon. There is no play of colors in the stone's center, but the surface shimmers with iridescence similar to that of a butterfly's wing.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Shimmarglin sapphires display a striking play of iridescent color across their surfaces, and they are the only variety of sapphire that displays true iridescence.
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CLEARSAPPHIRE:
 ECHO GEM: a clear sapphire
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 ECHO RARITY: Very Common
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Shaped like a double pyramid, a clear sapphire has a dull, pearly finish. The crystal has no color to it at all and a subtle cloudiness that makes it appear almost opalescent.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Sapphire is an astonishingly versatile stone in its various manifestations. It shares many of its mundane properties with ruby, although its magical differences demonstrate that it is clearly another stone entirely. Many sapphires possess tiny rutile inclusions, and, if these sapphires are cut into a cabochon, they will display a dazzling star with either six or twelve rays. Sapphires occur in almost every color of the rainbow save a true red.
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MERMAIDSTEARSAPPHIRE:
MERMAID'STEARSAPPHIRE:
MERMAIDS-TEARSAPPHIRE:
MERMAID'S-TEARSAPPHIRE:
BLUEMERMAIDSTEARSAPPHIRE:
BLUEMERMAID'STEARSAPPHIRE:
BLUEMERMAIDS-TEARSAPPHIRE:
BLUEMERMAID'S-TEARSAPPHIRE:
DEEPBLUEMERMAIDSTEARSAPPHIRE:
DEEPBLUEMERMAID'STEARSAPPHIRE:
DEEPBLUEMERMAIDS-TEARSAPPHIRE:
DEEPBLUEMERMAID'S-TEARSAPPHIRE:
 ECHO GEM: a deep blue mermaid's-tear sapphire
 ECHO LOCATION: Solhaven
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 ECHO RARITY: Extremely Rare
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 ECHO ARKATI: Charl
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Generally oval in shape from the constant buffeting of the ocean, a deep blue mermaid's-tear sapphire carries the coloration of the ocean's depths. Seafarers' tales claim the gems are deposited near shore as the result of mermaids lamenting the loss of their loved ones to landfaring predators. The sapphire is closer to opaque than to transparent, and the entire gem glows brilliantly when struck by the light.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Mermaid's-tear sapphires are always a deep, perfect, uniform shade of blue. When compared to normal sapphires, they are significantly more opaque, but they glow brilliantly when struck by light. No uncut or cabochon-cut mermaid's-tear sapphire has ever been discovered, although few are faceted to their best advantage and many are damaged. For this reason, almost all mermaid's-tear sapphires available for sale have been recut by a jeweler, although some buyers take great pride in purchasing only "natural" mermaid's-tear sapphires.
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DRAGONSBREATHSAPPHIRE:
 ECHO GEM: a dragonsbreath sapphire
 ECHO LOCATION: Teras
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: A clear, pale blue gem, a dragonsbreath sapphire could easily be the cold breath of a dragon, solidified into stone. Thin tendrils of white mist swirled through the gem leave foggy trails in the ice blue crystal. Though glasslike, its edges are not sharp or pointed, but rather rounded as if the gem has been subjected to an intense scouring process.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Dragonsbreath sapphires are ice blue, and, compared to all other varieties of sapphire, they are quite fragile, which is odd in a gem normally renowned for its toughness.
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DRAGONSEYESAPPHIRE:
 ECHO GEM: a dragonseye sapphire
 ECHO LOCATION: Elven Nations
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 ECHO AdG POINTS: 1050
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 675 silvers/gem
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: The outer edges of the sapphire are the same deep blue color as lapis, and, like lapis, flecks of gold tinge the stone. Unlike lapis, the gem permits light to pervade its depths, but, as light trespasses toward the center, less and less reflects back, creating a slow shift from the rich lapis hue through the blues of twilight to the darkness of a midnight sky. Dark crimson fire gleams in the heart of the stone, surrounded by rays of amber threading weakly through the darkest blue imaginable.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Dragonseye sapphires are quite dark in hue, and they possess a peculiar crimson and amber pattern at the center of their fire.
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DWARFCUTSAPPHIRE:
DWARF-CUTSAPPHIRE:
 ECHO GEM: a dwarf-cut sapphire
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Though it has not been properly faceted, the small jewel still collects light at its core and refracts it to the surface in a beautifully sparkling starburst. In hue, it is the same rich, serene blue with a tiny hint of green as a tropical lagoon. There is no play of colors in the stone's center, but the surface shimmers with iridescence similar to that of a butterfly's wing.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Sapphire is an astonishingly versatile stone in its various manifestations. It shares many of its mundane properties with ruby, although its magical differences demonstrate that it is clearly another stone entirely. Many sapphires possess tiny rutile inclusions, and, if these sapphires are cut into a cabochon, they will display a dazzling star with either six or twelve rays. Sapphires occur in almost every color of the rainbow save a true red.
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GREENSAPPHIRE:
 ECHO GEM: a green sapphire
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 ECHO AdG POINTS: 850
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 225 silvers/gem
 ECHO USED IN: a shimmering pale green potion (402 Presence)
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Shaped like a double pyramid, a green sapphire has a dull, pearly finish. The crystal has a rich green hue and a subtle cloudiness that makes it appear almost opalescent.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Sapphire is an astonishingly versatile stone in its various manifestations. It shares many of its mundane properties with ruby, although its magical differences demonstrate that it is clearly another stone entirely. Many sapphires possess tiny rutile inclusions, and, if these sapphires are cut into a cabochon, they will display a dazzling star with either six or twelve rays. Sapphires occur in almost every color of the rainbow save a true red.
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LAVENDERSHIMMARGLINSAPPHIRE:
 ECHO GEM: a lavender shimmarglin sapphire
 ECHO LOCATION: Elven Nations
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Though it has not been properly faceted, the small purple gem still collects light at its core and refracts it to the surface in a beautifully sparkling starburst. There is no play of colors in the stone's center, but the surface shimmers with iridescence similar to that of a butterfly's wing.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Shimmarglin sapphires display a striking play of iridescent color across their surfaces, and they are the only variety of sapphire that displays true iridescence.
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WATERSAPPHIRE:
PALEWATERSAPPHIRE:
 ECHO GEM: a pale water sapphire
 ECHO LOCATION: Elven Nations
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 ECHO AdG POINTS: 650
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 100 silvers/gem
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: A jagged crack runs across one corner of the small, square-cut gem. At one angle, the gem appears to be pale violet-blue, while, at another, it looks honey yellow, and, from a third, it is as clear as water. If not for its peculiar habit of shifting hue, it would be as unimpressive as a piece of well-cut but ill-treated quartz.
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PINKSAPPHIRE:
 ECHO GEM: a pink sapphire
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 ECHO AdG POINTS: 1050
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 625 silvers/gem
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Shaped like a double pyramid, a pink sapphire has a dull, pearly finish. The crystal has an intensely pink coloration and a subtle cloudiness that makes it appear almost opalescent.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Sapphire is an astonishingly versatile stone in its various manifestations. It shares many of its mundane properties with ruby, although its magical differences demonstrate that it is clearly another stone entirely. Many sapphires possess tiny rutile inclusions, and, if these sapphires are cut into a cabochon, they will display a dazzling star with either six or twelve rays. Sapphires occur in almost every color of the rainbow save a true red.
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STARSAPPHIRE:
 ECHO GEM: a star sapphire
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 ECHO AdG POINTS: 850
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 300 silvers/gem
 ECHO USED IN: a pale sky-blue potion (104 Disease Resist)
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Shaped like a double pyramid, a star sapphire has a dull, pearly finish. The crystal has a very faint blue coloration and a subtle cloudiness that makes it appear almost opalescent. When held in just the right way, a many-pointed star can be seen in the depths of the sapphire.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Sapphire is an astonishingly versatile stone in its various manifestations. It shares many of its mundane properties with ruby, although its magical differences demonstrate that it is clearly another stone entirely. Many sapphires possess tiny rutile inclusions, and, if these sapphires are cut into a cabochon, they will display a dazzling star with either six or twelve rays. Sapphires occur in almost every color of the rainbow save a true red.
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VIOLETSAPPHIRE:
 ECHO GEM: a violet sapphire
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 ECHO AdG POINTS: 850
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 250 silvers/gem
 ECHO USED IN: a luminous ruddy potion (103 Spirit Defense)
 ECHO USED IN: some dull silvery dust (504 Slow)
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Shaped like a double pyramid, a violet sapphire has a dull, pearly finish. The crystal has a vibrant reddish-blue tint and a subtle cloudiness that makes it appear almost opalescent.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Sapphire is an astonishingly versatile stone in its various manifestations. It shares many of its mundane properties with ruby, although its magical differences demonstrate that it is clearly another stone entirely. Many sapphires possess tiny rutile inclusions, and, if these sapphires are cut into a cabochon, they will display a dazzling star with either six or twelve rays. Sapphires occur in almost every color of the rainbow save a true red.
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YELLOWSAPPHIRE:
 ECHO GEM: a yellow sapphire
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 ECHO AdG POINTS: 850
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 225 silvers/gem
 ECHO USED IN: a dimly glowing golden potion (202 Spirit Shield)
 ECHO ARKATI: Phoen
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Shaped like a double pyramid, a yellow sapphire has a dull, pearly finish. The crystal has a pale golden yellow coloration and a subtle cloudiness that makes it appear almost opalescent.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Sapphire is an astonishingly versatile stone in its various manifestations. It shares many of its mundane properties with ruby, although its magical differences demonstrate that it is clearly another stone entirely. Many sapphires possess tiny rutile inclusions, and, if these sapphires are cut into a cabochon, they will display a dazzling star with either six or twelve rays. Sapphires occur in almost every color of the rainbow save a true red.
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SARD:
UMBERSARD:
 ECHO GEM: an umber sard
 ECHO LOCATION:
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 ECHO RARITY: Common
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: The rough edges of this stone attest to past fractures. The hue varies from place to place on the surface, running the gamut between dark yellow and a brown so deep that it is almost black, but a faint translucency pervades it in all places.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Sard is a translucent stone that varies in hue between gold, orangish-red, and a brown so dark that it is almost black. It has no fire when cut, and it is normally used in cameos and intaglios.
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SARDONYX:
 ECHO GEM: a sardonyx
 ECHO LOCATION: Icemule Trace
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Creamy bands of white onyx wind through the glossy, brownish-red sard of this specimen, giving the softly rounded cabochon an almost organic look.
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TEARDROPETCHEDSCARABSCARAB:
TEARDROP-ETCHEDSCARABSCARAB:
REDTEARDROPETCHEDSCARABSCARAB:
REDTEARDROP-ETCHEDSCARABSCARAB:
BLOODREDTEARDROPETCHEDSCARABSCARAB:
BLOODREDTEARDROP-ETCHEDSCARABSCARAB:
 ECHO GEM: a blood red teardrop-etched scarab
 ECHO LOCATION: --
 ECHO SOURCE: Box traps
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 ECHO AdG VALUE: N/A
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: You see a blood red teardrop-etched scarab, which is no more than an inch long and possessing of six stubby segmented legs. The scarab's entire carapace is a warm reddish hue, save for a single patch on its back which darkens in a teardrop shape.
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EXIT
TRANSLUCENTSCARAB:
ETCHEDTRANSLUCENTSCARAB:
 ECHO GEM: an etched translucent scarab
 ECHO LOCATION: --
 ECHO SOURCE: Box traps
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 ECHO AdG POINTS: N/A
 ECHO AdG VALUE: N/A
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: You see an etched translucent scarab, which is no more than an inch long and possessing of six stubby segmented legs. Etched into the semi-translucent carapace of the scarab is a large eye surrounded by an imperfect ring of runes. The eye slowly shifts to and fro, as though monitoring its surroundings.
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OPALESCENTSCARAB:
GLIMMERINGOPALESCENTSCARAB:
 ECHO GEM: a glimmering opalescent scarab
 ECHO LOCATION: --
 ECHO SOURCE: Box traps
 ECHO RARITY:
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 ECHO AdG POINTS: N/A
 ECHO AdG VALUE: N/A
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: You see a glimmering opalescent scarab, which is no more than an inch long and possessing of six stubby segmented legs. The scarab's shell glistens wetly, colors playing across it in varying patterns, accentuating the shifting runes etched into its back.
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SEA-GREENGLAESSCARAB:
SEAGREENGLAESSCARAB:
 ECHO GEM: a sea-green glaes scarab
 ECHO LOCATION: --
 ECHO SOURCE: Box traps
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 ECHO AdG POINTS: N/A
 ECHO AdG VALUE: N/A
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: You see a sea-green glaes scarab, which is no more than an inch long and possessing of six stubby segmented legs. The scarab's carapace is made out of pure sea-green glaes, intricately carved and polished to a smooth finish. Etched into the scarab's surface are intricate runes which seem to writhe across it as the light hits them.
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EXIT
SKYBLUEGLAESSCARAB:
SKY-BLUEGLAESSCARAB:
 ECHO GEM: a sky-blue glaes scarab
 ECHO LOCATION: --
 ECHO SOURCE: Box traps
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 ECHO AdG VALUE: N/A
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: You see a sky-blue glaes scarab, which is no more than an inch long and possessing of six stubby segmented legs. The scarab's carapace is made out of pure sky-blue glaes, intricately carved and polished to a smooth finish. Etched into the scarab's surface are intricate runes which seem to writhe across it as the light hits them.
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ONYXSCARAB:
SPIKEDONYXSCARAB:
 ECHO GEM: a spiked onyx scarab
 ECHO LOCATION: --
 ECHO SOURCE: Box traps
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 ECHO AdG VALUE: N/A
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: You see a spiked onyx scarab, which is no more than an inch long and possessing of six stubby segmented legs. The scarab's carapace is glossy black, covered with dozens of inward-curving spikes which resemble fangs.
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EXIT
SHARD:
SHIMMERTINESHARD:
 ECHO GEM: a shimmertine shard
 ECHO LOCATION: Elven Nations
 ECHO SOURCE:
 ECHO RARITY: Infrequent
 ECHO AVG. VALUE:
 ECHO AdG POINTS: 650
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 175 silvers/shard
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: The curving shimmertine fragment is rough in most places, but iridescent hues dance along the smooth surfaces where the stone fractured along its proper cleavage. From one direction, the semi-translucent stone appears pure white, but, from another, many long, thin, stripes in various rainbow hues draw a parallel course through the heart of the stone.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Shimmertine is a fragile, translucent stone that fractures along curved surfaces in a fashion akin to obsidian. From one direction, shimmertine appears pure white, but from another it shines with iridescent hues like those in an opal, and from a third it displays slender rainbow bands like those of rainbow quartz.
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SOULSTONE:
WHITESOULSTONE:
DULLWHITESOULSTONE:
 ECHO GEM: a dull white soulstone
 ECHO LOCATION: Teras
 ECHO SOURCE: soul golems
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: The white soulstone is about the size of a pigeon's egg with a light, matte surface that is smooth in texture. A few small freckles of faint lilac dot its otherwise unremarkable circumference.
 ECHO PLAY.NET:
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BLACKSPHENE:
 ECHO GEM: a black sphene
 ECHO LOCATION: Zul Logoth
 ECHO SOURCE:
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 ECHO AVG. VALUE:
 ECHO AdG POINTS: 650
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 175 silvers/gem
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: The wedge-shaped sphene is softer than most gemstones, but flaunts a unique, vivid black hue. With a brilliant luster, the sphene ranges from transparent to translucent and its tiny crystals have more fire than most diamonds.
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BROWNSPHENE:
 ECHO GEM: a brown sphene
 ECHO LOCATION: Zul Logoth
 ECHO SOURCE:
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 ECHO AVG. VALUE:
 ECHO AdG POINTS: 650
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 125 silvers/gem
 ECHO USED IN: a scintillating pale red potion (404 Disarm Enhancement)
 ECHO USED IN: a twisted wand (702 Mana Disruption)
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: The wedge-shaped sphene is softer than most gemstones, but flaunts a unique, vivid brown hue. With a brilliant luster, the sphene ranges from transparent to translucent and its tiny crystals have more fire than most diamonds.
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GREENSPHENE:
 ECHO GEM: a green sphene
 ECHO LOCATION: Zul Logoth
 ECHO SOURCE:
 ECHO RARITY:
 ECHO AVG. VALUE: 400 silvers
 ECHO AdG POINTS: 650
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 100 silvers/gem
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: The wedge-shaped sphene is softer than most gemstones, but flaunts a unique, vivid green hue. With a brilliant luster, the sphene ranges from transparent to translucent and its tiny crystals have more fire than most diamonds.
 ECHO PLAY.NET:
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WHITESPHENE:
 ECHO GEM: a white sphene
 ECHO LOCATION: Zul Logoth
 ECHO SOURCE:
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 ECHO AVG. VALUE:
 ECHO AdG POINTS: 650
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 150 silvers/gem
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: The wedge-shaped sphene is softer than most gemstones, but flaunts a unique, vivid white hue. With a brilliant luster, the sphene ranges from transparent to translucent and its tiny crystals have more fire than most diamonds.
 ECHO PLAY.NET:
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YELLOWSPHENE:
 ECHO GEM: a yellow sphene
 ECHO LOCATION: Zul Logoth
 ECHO SOURCE:
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 ECHO AVG. VALUE:
 ECHO AdG POINTS: 650
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 112.5 silvers/gem
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: The wedge-shaped sphene is softer than most gemstones, but flaunts a unique, vivid yellow hue. With a brilliant luster, the sphene ranges from transparent to translucent and its tiny crystals have more fire than most diamonds.
 ECHO PLAY.NET:
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BICOLORSPHERINE:
 ECHO GEM: a tiny black and blue spherine, a tiny white and black spherine, a tiny green and grey spherine, a tiny red and blue spherine
 ECHO LOCATION: the Rift
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Dual-colored with lighter flecks throughout, the perfectly round spherine strongly resembles a common toy marble, right down to the size. Contrasting veins of [color] and [color] twist and swirl, creating intricate patterns that seem almost planned.
 ECHO PLAY.NET:
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TRANSPARENTSPHERINE:
 ECHO GEM: a transparent spherine
 ECHO LOCATION: the Rift
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Almost an inch in diameter, this gem is slightly larger than other varieties of spherine. It is absolutely clear, save for a single wavy band that circles the orb just beneath the surface. Like a tiny ouroboros, the ring undulates around the spherine's center, passing through various colors of the rainbow on the way.
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BLUESPINEL:
 ECHO GEM: a blue spinel
 ECHO LOCATION:
 ECHO SOURCE:
 ECHO RARITY: Infrequent
 ECHO AVG. VALUE:
 ECHO AdG POINTS: 450
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 22.5 silvers/gem
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Taking the shape of a rounded octahedron, a blue spinel is a brilliant and durable stone. Its vitreous finish sets off the intense cobalt blue coloration, as dark as the evening sky. It wouldn't take much polishing to bring out the beauty of this raw crystal.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Spinel is a transparent stone that bears a strong resemblance to ruby in its most common form. Like ruby, it occurs in octahedrons, and it is almost as durable as its look-alike. As well as the popular red hue, spinel exists in shades of blue, pink, and purple.
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PINKSPINEL:
 ECHO GEM: a pink spinel
 ECHO LOCATION:
 ECHO SOURCE:
 ECHO RARITY: Infrequent
 ECHO AVG. VALUE:
 ECHO AdG POINTS: 450
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 22.5 silvers/gem
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Taking the shape of a rounded octahedron, a pink spinel is a brilliant and durable stone. Its vitreous finish sets off the darkly translucent reddish pink color, delicate as a maiden's blush. It wouldn't take much polishing to bring out the beauty of this raw crystal.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Spinel is a transparent stone that bears a strong resemblance to ruby in its most common form. Like ruby, it occurs in octahedrons, and it is almost as durable as its look-alike. As well as the popular red hue, spinel exists in shades of blue, pink, and purple.
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REDSPINEL:
 ECHO GEM: a red spinel
 ECHO LOCATION:
 ECHO SOURCE:
 ECHO RARITY: Infrequent
 ECHO AVG. VALUE:
 ECHO AdG POINTS: 450
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 22.5 silvers/gem
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Taking the shape of a rounded octahedron, a red spinel is a brilliant and durable stone. Its vitreous finish sets off the nearly opaque dark red hue, as vivid as any ruby. It wouldn't take much polishing to bring out the beauty of this raw crystal.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Spinel is a transparent stone that bears a strong resemblance to ruby in its most common form. Like ruby, it occurs in octahedrons, and it is almost as durable as its look-alike. As well as the popular red hue, spinel exists in shades of blue, pink, and purple.
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VIOLETSPINEL:
 ECHO GEM: a violet spinel
 ECHO LOCATION:
 ECHO SOURCE:
 ECHO RARITY: Infrequent
 ECHO AVG. VALUE:
 ECHO AdG POINTS: 450
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 22.5 silvers/gem
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Taking the shape of a rounded octahedron, a violet spinel is a brilliant and durable stone. Its vitreous finish sets off the barely translucent lavender tone, somewhere between blood red and sky blue. It wouldn't take much polishing to bring out the beauty of this raw crystal.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Spinel is a transparent stone that bears a strong resemblance to ruby in its most common form. Like ruby, it occurs in octahedrons, and it is almost as durable as its look-alike. As well as the popular red hue, spinel exists in shades of blue, pink, and purple.
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BLUESTARSTONE:
 ECHO GEM: a blue starstone
 ECHO LOCATION: Teras
 ECHO SOURCE:
 ECHO RARITY: Infrequent
 ECHO AVG. VALUE:
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 ECHO ARKATI: the Huntress (starstone in general)
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: A swirling mass of tiny clear, white, dark grey, and blue crystals, a blue starstone appears as a pebbly ultramarine mass with twinkling white pinpoints. The gem is no bigger than a human's thumbnail and irregularly shaped. Its heavily pitted surfaces trap and reflect the light, giving the gem a sparkling, swirling look.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: A starstone is not actually a single stone. It is an object composed of many tiny crystals of different hues. The crystals are always fused together in such a way that the various colors create swirling patterns. The value of any particular starstone depends primarily upon the symmetry and order of its patterns, which depends, in turn, upon the hue of the starstone. Blue is the most common color, and blue starstones rarely show noteworthy patterns, but red, green, and white starstones also exist. The most popular patterns have been given specific names by jewelers. "Krrska's Eye" is the most valuable pattern, probably in part because it requires the stone to be quite large. Krrska's Eye consists of eight symmetrical spirals that spring from a single point. Other popular patterns recognized by jewelers include wave crests, whirlwinds, bulls-eyes, grape leaves, rivers, hoofprints, and feathers.
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GREENSTARSTONE:
 ECHO GEM: a green starstone
 ECHO LOCATION: Teras
 ECHO SOURCE:
 ECHO RARITY: Rare
 ECHO AVG. VALUE:
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 ECHO ARKATI: the Huntress (starstone in general)
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: A swirling mass of tiny clear, white, dark grey, and green crystals, a green starstone appears as a pebbly deep green mass with twinkling white pinpoints. The gem is no bigger than a human's thumbnail and irregularly shaped. Its heavily pitted surfaces trap and reflect the light, giving the gem a sparkling, swirling look.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: A starstone is not actually a single stone. It is an object composed of many tiny crystals of different hues. The crystals are always fused together in such a way that the various colors create swirling patterns. The value of any particular starstone depends primarily upon the symmetry and order of its patterns, which depends, in turn, upon the hue of the starstone. Blue is the most common color, and blue starstones rarely show noteworthy patterns, but red, green, and white starstones also exist. The most popular patterns have been given specific names by jewelers. "Krrska's Eye" is the most valuable pattern, probably in part because it requires the stone to be quite large. Krrska's Eye consists of eight symmetrical spirals that spring from a single point. Other popular patterns recognized by jewelers include wave crests, whirlwinds, bulls-eyes, grape leaves, rivers, hoofprints, and feathers.
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REDSTARSTONE:
 ECHO GEM: a red starstone
 ECHO LOCATION: Teras
 ECHO SOURCE:
 ECHO RARITY: Extremely Rare
 ECHO AVG. VALUE:
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 ECHO ARKATI: the Huntress (starstone in general)
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: A swirling mass of tiny clear, white, dark grey, and red crystals, a red starstone appears as a pebbly crimson mass with twinkling white pinpoints. The gem is no bigger than a human's thumbnail and irregularly shaped. Its heavily pitted surfaces trap and reflect the light, giving the gem a sparkling, swirling look.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: A starstone is not actually a single stone. It is an object composed of many tiny crystals of different hues. The crystals are always fused together in such a way that the various colors create swirling patterns. The value of any particular starstone depends primarily upon the symmetry and order of its patterns, which depends, in turn, upon the hue of the starstone. Blue is the most common color, and blue starstones rarely show noteworthy patterns, but red, green, and white starstones also exist. The most popular patterns have been given specific names by jewelers. "Krrska's Eye" is the most valuable pattern, probably in part because it requires the stone to be quite large. Krrska's Eye consists of eight symmetrical spirals that spring from a single point. Other popular patterns recognized by jewelers include wave crests, whirlwinds, bulls-eyes, grape leaves, rivers, hoofprints, and feathers.
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WHITESTARSTONE:
 ECHO GEM: a white starstone
 ECHO LOCATION: Teras
 ECHO SOURCE:
 ECHO RARITY: Extremely Rare
 ECHO AVG. VALUE:
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 ECHO ARKATI: the Huntress (starstone in general)
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: A swirling mass of tiny clear, white, dark grey, and black crystals, a white starstone appears as a pebbly white mass with tiny black pinpoints. The gem is no bigger than a human's thumbnail and irregularly shaped. Its heavily pitted surfaces trap and reflect the light, giving the gem a sparkling, swirling look.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: A starstone is not actually a single stone. It is an object composed of many tiny crystals of different hues. The crystals are always fused together in such a way that the various colors create swirling patterns. The value of any particular starstone depends primarily upon the symmetry and order of its patterns, which depends, in turn, upon the hue of the starstone. Blue is the most common color, and blue starstones rarely show noteworthy patterns, but red, green, and white starstones also exist. The most popular patterns have been given specific names by jewelers. "Krrska's Eye" is the most valuable pattern, probably in part because it requires the stone to be quite large. Krrska's Eye consists of eight symmetrical spirals that spring from a single point. Other popular patterns recognized by jewelers include wave crests, whirlwinds, bulls-eyes, grape leaves, rivers, hoofprints, and feathers.
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SARDONYXSTONE:
BANDEDSARDONYXSTONE:
 ECHO GEM: a banded sardonyx stone
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Parallel white ribbons of varying widths run through this finely textured reddish-brown stone. The edges of the stone are rough and almost sharp enough to inflict cuts.
 ECHO PLAY.NET:
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ALEXANDRITESTONE:
GREENALEXANDRITESTONE:
 ECHO GEM: a green alexandrite stone
 ECHO LOCATION:
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 ECHO RARITY: Very rare
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 ECHO ARKATI: Jastev
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: At first glance, it would be easy to mistake this gemstone for a simple chrysoberyl, but a sudden shift in the light causes the stone to transform from green to an intense red.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Alexandrite is noteworthy for its dramatic property of changing color. When seen beneath sunlight, alexandrite stones are an elegant green hue, but magical light or the light of the moon Liabo will display it as red instead. The value of an alexandrite stone is based upon its size, its clarity, and the intensity of its hues.
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AVENTURINESTONE:
GREENAVENTURINESTONE:
 ECHO GEM: a green aventurine stone
 ECHO LOCATION:
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 ECHO RARITY: Common
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 ECHO ARKATI: Tonis
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: This solid piece of quartzite is an opaque bluish-green with sparkling inclusions of green mica. The overall color varies from a pale milky green to a darker forest green tone, with a few bands of pyrite adding interest.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Aventurine is actually a form of quartz, and it is fairly common throughout the continent of Elanith. It is a milky green stone that may sparkle from its many inclusions when the light strikes it properly. Its translucency varies from cloudy to fully opaque.
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MALACHITESTONE:
GREENMALACHITESTONE:
 ECHO GEM: a green malachite stone
 ECHO LOCATION:
 ECHO SOURCE:
 ECHO RARITY: Infrequent
 ECHO AVG. VALUE:
 ECHO AdG POINTS: 650
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 125 silvers/gem
 ECHO ARKATI: Gosaena
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: This stone is a globular mass of crystals bearing a strong resemblance to crushed green velvet. One side has been fractured, revealing the bands of light and dark green that lie beneath the surface.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Malachite is an opaque green stone that is easily recognized due to its banding. The light and dark green bands are quite striking to the eye. Dwarves swear that malachite also occurs in patches of tiny, semitranslucent crystals far beneath the earth, but, since these crystals are not large enough to use in jewelry, most surface-dwellers could not care less.
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LABRADORITESTONE:
IRIDESCENTLABRADORITESTONE:
 ECHO GEM: an iridescent labradorite stone
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 ECHO RARITY: Common
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 ECHO ARKATI: Tilamaire
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: To a casual glance, the labradorite stone appears to be nothing more than a dull, dark, mineral of no particular virtue. When seen from the right angle, however, the stone shimmers with a colorful play of light and color known as labradorescence. A rainbow of intense colors - including blues, violets, greens, yellows, and oranges - shift over the surface, sometimes appearing all at once.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: From most angles, labradorite appears to be a dark-hued, dull mineral. When light strikes it correctly, however, it will blaze with a specific kind of iridescence called "labradorescence."
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MORGANITESTONE:
PINKMORGANITESTONE:
LIGHTPINKMORGANITESTONE:
 ECHO GEM: a light pink morganite stone
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 ECHO RARITY: Uncommon
 ECHO AVG. VALUE:
 ECHO AdG POINTS: 450
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 35 silvers/gem
 ECHO ARKATI: Oleani
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: The original form of this crystal is difficult to determine, due to the chips and breaks it has endured. Nevertheless, its cheery salmon pink color shines through, illuminating the transparent morganite stone.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Morganite is a transparent pink jewel that ranges in hue from a pale, almost imperceptible rose tint to a bright salmon color. It may contain hints of peach, yellow, or violet, but this is considered less desirable by jewelers. It sparkles brilliantly when properly faceted.
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RHODOCROSITESTONE:
PINKRHODOCROSITESTONE:
 ECHO GEM: a pink rhodocrosite stone
 ECHO LOCATION:
 ECHO SOURCE:
 ECHO RARITY: Infrequent
 ECHO AVG. VALUE:
 ECHO AdG POINTS: 650
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 125 silvers/gem
 ECHO USED IN: a softly glowing blue potion (407 Unlock)
 ECHO USED IN: a polished bloodwood wand (701 Blood Burst)
 ECHO ARKATI: Laethe
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: A pink rhodocrosite stone has such a vivid rosy color it almost seems to lit from within. Shaped like a leaning cube, it is beautifully translucent with a pearly sheen.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Rhodochrosite is a translucent stone with an intense, rose pink hue and a beautiful pearly finish. It often displays distinctive banding. Rare specimens may be transparent instead of translucent, and these stones can be faceted for a beautiful result.
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JETSTONE:
POLISHEDJETSTONE:
 ECHO GEM: a polished jet stone
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 ECHO RARITY: Uncommon
 ECHO AVG. VALUE:
 ECHO AdG POINTS: 450
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 20 silvers/gem
 ECHO ARKATI: Ronan
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: This small, opaque stone has been cut to a perfect cabochon and expertly smoothed. Only one thin scratch suggests at adventures after leaving the jeweler's hand. In color, it is unremittingly black, save where light produces a glossy sheen along its slopes.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Jet is a glossy, transparent black stone that is difficult to distinguish from glass.
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TURQUOISESTONE:
 ECHO GEM: a turquoise stone
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 ECHO RARITY: Infrequent
 ECHO AVG. VALUE:
 ECHO AdG POINTS: 650
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 100 silvers/gem
 ECHO USED IN: a light blue potion (101 Spirit Warding I)
 ECHO USED IN: an iron wand (901 Minor Shock)
 ECHO USED IN: some pale glittering dust (501 Sleep)
 ECHO ARKATI: Lumnis
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: In the shape of a lumpy, irregular nugget, a turquoise stone looks like a piece of the sky. The rock is a deep turquoise blue laced with a spiderweb of black pyrite, and has a waxy finish.
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REDSUNSTONE:
 ECHO GEM: a red sunstone
 ECHO LOCATION: Teras
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 ECHO RARITY: Extremely Rare
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 ECHO ARKATI: Phoen (sunstone in general)
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: A chunk of cold fire, a red sunstone appears to be a roughly globular piece of red-hot rock, its exterior cooled in spots to deeper shades of crimson and black. The color is misleading, though, as the brilliant red portions are as cold as the darker portions. The gem sparkles in the light, casting fiery reflections in all directions.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Sunstones look like pieces of rock that have been heated to a dangerous degree by lava, magic, or a powerful forge, but they are cool to the touch and quite safe. In hue, sunstone may be yellow, red, or white, although any color of sunstone is usually spotted with black. They range between transparent and opaque. Although jewelers often facet transparent sunstones, they do so for the pretty reflections cast by light glancing off the gem, for sunstones do not display the fire characteristic of many other precious gems.
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WHITESUNSTONE:
 ECHO GEM: a white sunstone
 ECHO LOCATION: Teras
 ECHO SOURCE:
 ECHO RARITY: Extremely Rare
 ECHO AVG. VALUE: 4500 silvers
 ECHO AdG POINTS: 1250
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 1125 silvers/gem
 ECHO ARKATI: Phoen (sunstone in general)
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: A chunk of cold fire, a white sunstone appears to be a roughly globular piece of white-hot rock, its exterior cooled in spots to deeper shades of grey and black. The color is misleading, though, as the brilliant, semi-translucent white portions are as cold as the darker portions. The gem sparkles in the light, casting intense white reflections in all directions.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Sunstones look like pieces of rock that have been heated to a dangerous degree by lava, magic, or a powerful forge, but they are cool to the touch and quite safe. In hue, sunstone may be yellow, red, or white, although any color of sunstone is usually spotted with black. They range between transparent and opaque. Although jewelers often facet transparent sunstones, they do so for the pretty reflections cast by light glancing off the gem, for sunstones do not display the fire characteristic of many other precious gems.
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YELLOWSUNSTONE:
 ECHO GEM: a yellow sunstone
 ECHO LOCATION: Teras
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 ECHO RARITY: Extremely Rare
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 ECHO ARKATI: Phoen (sunstone in general)
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: A chunk of cold fire, a yellow sunstone appears to be a roughly globular piece of yellow-hot rock, its exterior cooled in spots to deeper shades of yellow and black. The color is misleading, though, as the brilliant deep yellow portions are as cold as the darker portions. The gem sparkles in the light, casting golden reflections in all directions.
 ECHO PLAY.NET: Sunstones look like pieces of rock that have been heated to a dangerous degree by lava, magic, or a powerful forge, but they are cool to the touch and quite safe. In hue, sunstone may be yellow, red, or white, although any color of sunstone is usually spotted with black. They range between transparent and opaque. Although jewelers often facet transparent sunstones, they do so for the pretty reflections cast by light glancing off the gem, for sunstones do not display the fire characteristic of many other precious gems.
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SAPPHIRETALON:
BLUESAPPHIRETALON:
DEEPBLUESAPPHIRETALON:
 ECHO GEM: a deep blue sapphire talon
 ECHO LOCATION: the Rift
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Unusually long, the talon curves gently, but tapers dramatically to a sharpened point. Swirls of pale silver spiral down the talon, like churning clouds about to give birth to a tornado. At the eye of the storm, a slender viridian ray washes over the glistening onyx in hypnotic fashion.
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RUBYTALON:
FIERYRUBYTALON:
 ECHO GEM: a fiery ruby talon
 ECHO LOCATION: the Rift
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Unusually long, the talon curves gently, but tapers dramatically to a sharpened point. Swirls of glimmering gold spiral down the talon, like churning clouds about to give birth to a tornado. At the eye of the storm, a slender scarlet ray washes over the glistening onyx in hypnotic fashion.
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ONYXTALON:
GLISTENINGONYXTALON:
 ECHO GEM: a glistening onyx talon
 ECHO LOCATION: the Rift
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Unusually long, the talon curves gently, but tapers dramatically to a sharpened point. Swirls of deep violet spiral down the talon, like churning clouds about to give birth to a tornado. At the eye of the storm, a slender cerulean ray washes over the glistening onyx in hypnotic fashion.
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EMERALDTALON:
SPARKLINGEMERALDTALON:
 ECHO GEM: a sparkling emerald talon
 ECHO LOCATION: the Rift
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Unusually long, the talon curves gently, but tapers dramatically to a sharpened point. Swirls of saffron yellow spiral down the talon, like churning clouds about to give birth to a tornado. At the eye of the storm, a slender celadon ray washes over the glistening onyx in hypnotic fashion.
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THANOT:
PETRIFIEDTHANOT:
PIECEOFPETRIFIEDTHANOT:
 ECHO GEM: a piece of petrified thanot
 ECHO LOCATION: Elven Nations
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: This thin stone cylinder is approximately half the length of a human's hand, and, on the outside, unimpressive in its greyish hue and roughened texture. At either of the circular ends, however, the dark blue crystal that makes up its interior can be seen, rich with luster and secret beauty concealed by the unprepossessing grey exterior.
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DEEPBLUETHUNDERSTONE:
 ECHO GEM: a deep blue thunderstone
 ECHO LOCATION: the Rift
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Drawing its name from the dark shadows dominating its interior patterns, the thunderstone displays layer upon layer of swirling deep blue tones, suggesting years of underwater formation.A0 The misty whorls become increasingly compact, coalescing into a tiny cloud that is barely visible at the center of the gem.
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RADIANTOPALESCENTTHUNDERSTONE:
 ECHO GEM: a radiant opalescent thunderstone
 ECHO LOCATION: the Rift
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Born of a natural albeit unknown process, this purest of thunderstones glows strongly of its own accord. While not bright enough to sufficiently illuminate a room, the warm light emanating from the center cuts through the gem in a myriad of colors, occasionally projecting a rainbow onto nearby surfaces.
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SMOKYGREYTHUNDERSTONE:
 ECHO GEM: a smoky grey thunderstone
 ECHO LOCATION: the Rift
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Drawing its name from the dark shadows dominating its interior patterns, the thunderstone displays layer upon layer of swirling smoky grey tones, suggesting years of underwater formation. The misty whorls become increasingly compact, coalescing into a tiny cloud that is barely visible at the center of the gem.
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SWIRLINGPURPLETHUNDERSTONE:
 ECHO GEM: a swirling purple thunderstone
 ECHO LOCATION: the Rift
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: The overall hue of the precious stone runs a constant, vivid gamut from fuchsia to indigo as the colors within shift and seethe like miniature stormclouds in an angry sky. Tendrils of deep purple play across the surface, looking like nothing so much as fingers on a questing hand.
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TIGERTOOTH:
PETRIFIEDTIGERTOOTH:
 ECHO GEM: a petrified tiger tooth
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: As long as a dagger and nearly as sharp, this massive fang must have belonged to a saber-toothed tiger. Petrifaction has transformed its surface into a craze of mottled browns, pinks, and blues.
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SHARKTOOTH:
POLISHEDSHARKTOOTH:
 ECHO GEM: a polished shark tooth
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: A product of a mighty carnivore of the deep, a polished shark tooth has long since been shed to make room for new rows of the same. The tooth is an inch long and very sharp. Roughly triangular, the tooth presents a gleaming white surface that brilliantly reflects the available light. Slight serrations are discernible along one side, adding to the tooth's rending power.
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TOADSTOOL:
PETRIFIEDTOADSTOOL:
 ECHO GEM: a petrified toadstool
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: What once was a soft, fleshy thing has been transformed by time into this stony mushroom. The delicate gills have been replaced with a more or less uniform mineral composition, though faint patterns are still visible on the petrified cap and stem.
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BLUETOPAZ:
 ECHO GEM: a blue topaz
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 ECHO RARITY:
 ECHO AVG. VALUE: 10 silvers
 ECHO AdG POINTS: 50
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 2.5 silvers/gem
 ECHO ARKATI: Koar (topaz in general)
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Some of the crystal planes that make up a blue topaz are frosted while others are transparent, displaying the cornflower blue color to great advantage. Small, black inclusions near the base look like dark stars against the milky streak that runs from top to bottom.
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CLEARTOPAZ:
 ECHO GEM: a clear topaz
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 ECHO USED IN: a smooth crystalline wand (904 Minor Acid)
 ECHO ARKATI: Koar (topaz in general)
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Some of the crystal planes that make up a clear topaz are frosted while others are transparent, displaying its perfect colorlessness to great advantage. Small, black inclusions near the base look like dark stars against the milky streak that runs from top to bottom.
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GOLDENTOPAZ:
 ECHO GEM: a golden topaz
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 ECHO AdG POINTS: 650
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 150 silvers/gem
 ECHO USED IN: a warm golden crystal (203 Manna)
 ECHO ARKATI: Koar (topaz in general)
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Some of the crystal planes that make up a golden topaz are frosted while others are transparent, displaying the deep golden color to great advantage. Small, black inclusions near the base look like dark stars against the milky streak that runs from top to bottom.
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ERRISIANTOPAZ:
GREENERRISIANTOPAZ:
 ECHO GEM: a green errisian topaz
 ECHO LOCATION: Elven Nations
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 ECHO AdG POINTS: 650
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 150 silvers/gem
 ECHO ARKATI: Koar (topaz in general)
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: The pale, perfect color of this green stone carries a certain distinctive beauty despite the chipping and stress marks visible along several of its surfaces. At the base, the exposed crystal gleams where this smaller crystal was cleaved from some greater formation. It is roughly the size and shape of a halfling's thumb.
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IMPERIALTOPAZ:
ORANGEIMPERIALTOPAZ:
 ECHO GEM: an orange imperial topaz
 ECHO LOCATION: Elven Nations
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 ECHO AdG POINTS: 850
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 200 silvers/gem
 ECHO ARKATI: Koar (topaz in general)
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Vermilion crosses with a rich, earth brown hue in this translucent stone, forming a gem both dark and fiery. Many thin scratches mar the surface of the water-smoothed jewel, but its quality is evident beyond the surface damage.
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PINKTOPAZ:
 ECHO GEM: a pink topaz
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 ECHO AdG POINTS: 650
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 106.25 silvers/gem
 ECHO USED IN: a pale pink crystal (502 Spell Store)
 ECHO ARKATI: Koar (topaz in general)
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Some of the crystal planes that make up a pink topaz are frosted while others are transparent, displaying the blush pink color to great advantage. Small, black inclusions near the base look like dark stars against the milky streak that runs from top to bottom.
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SMOKYTOPAZ:
 ECHO GEM: a smoky topaz
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 ECHO AdG POINTS: 650
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 125 silvers/gem
 ECHO USED IN: a silver potion (401 Elemental Defense I)
 ECHO ARKATI: Koar (topaz in general)
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Some of the crystal planes that make up a smoky topaz are frosted while others are transparent, displaying the smoky brown haze inside to great advantage. Small, black inclusions near the base look like dark stars against the milky streak that runs from top to bottom.
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BLACKTOURMALINE:
 ECHO GEM: a black tourmaline
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 ECHO AdG POINTS: 450
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 25 silvers/gem
 ECHO USED IN: a gnarled yew wand (703 Corrupt Essence)
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: The black tourmaline is an elongated, three-sided prism ending in a pyramid. Each face of the prism is striated, and the translucent crystal has a glassy surface. The foggy black color appears darkest when seen through the long axis of the prism.
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BLUETOURMALINE:
 ECHO GEM: a blue tourmaline
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 ECHO AdG POINTS: 450
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 25 silvers/gem
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: The blue tourmaline is an elongated, three-sided prism ending in a pyramid. Each face of the prism is striated, and the translucent crystal has a glassy surface. The clear blue color appears darkest when seen through the long axis of the prism.
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CLEARTOURMALINE:
 ECHO GEM: a clear tourmaline
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 ECHO AdG POINTS: 450
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 22.5 silvers/gem
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: The clear tourmaline is an elongated, three-sided prism ending in a pyramid. Each face of the prism is striated, and the translucent crystal has a glassy surface. It is clear enough to see straight through.
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GREENTOURMALINE:
 ECHO GEM: a green tourmaline
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 ECHO AdG POINTS: 450
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 23.5 silvers/gem
 ECHO USED IN: a pale sea-green potion (105 Poison Resist)
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: The green tourmaline is an elongated, three-sided prism ending in a pyramid. Each face of the prism is striated, and the translucent crystal has a glassy surface. The soft green color appears darkest when seen through the long axis of the prism.
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PINKTOURMALINE:
 ECHO GEM: a pink tourmaline
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 ECHO AdG POINTS: 450
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 27.5 silvers/gem
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: The pink tourmaline is an elongated, three-sided prism ending in a pyramid. Each face of the prism is striated, and the translucent crystal has a glassy surface. The rosy pink color appears darkest when seen through the long axis of the prism.
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TURQUOISE:
SPIDERWEBTURQUOISE:
 ECHO GEM: a spiderweb turquoise
 ECHO LOCATION: Elven Nations
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 ECHO AdG POINTS: 650
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 150 silvers/gem
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Dusky veins spread over the sky blue surface in a pattern that resembles the shadow cast by a spider's most famous creation. Many cracks and chips mar the hard, rough surface, but the jewel's rich hue promises great beauty once it has been polished and properly treated.
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TUSK:
PETRIFIEDMAMMOTHTUSK:
 ECHO GEM: a petrified mammoth tusk
 ECHO LOCATION: Pinefar
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Although not complete, this sizeable piece of mammoth tusk must have been buried for centuries in a bog, for all the natural ivory has been replaced by beautiful layers of earth-toned minerals.
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VULTITE:
VULTITE-BLOOM:
VULTITEBLOOM:
ARGENTVULTITE-BLOOM:
ARGENTVULTITEBLOOM:
 ECHO GEM: an argent vultite-bloom
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: The clump of tiny crystals gleam like winter's rime, shimmering with a silvery grey iridescence. Between the argent crystalline peaks, the deep valleys of the vultite bloom glimmer with a faint blue hue.
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CRYSTALLINEWHEEL:
DARKSPOKEDCRYSTALLINEWHEEL:
DARK-SPOKEDCRYSTALLINEWHEEL:
 ECHO GEM: a dark-spoked crystalline wheel
 ECHO LOCATION: the Rift
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Twelve perfect, delicate spokes of dark crystal radiate from a spherical heart of pure night. Peculiar in form, the crystalline wheel fades in color from the center out to the rim. Motes of silvery light dance through the countless facets of the slender rim, sparkling like a cascade of stars.
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CRYSTAL-SPOKEDWHEEL:
CRYSTALSPOKEDWHEEL:
SMALLCRYSTAL-SPOKEDWHEEL:
SMALLCRYSTALSPOKEDWHEEL:
 ECHO GEM: a small crystal-spoked wheel
 ECHO LOCATION: the Rift
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Twelve 	perfect, delicate spokes of pure crystal radiate from a spherical heart of glittering light. Peculiar in form, the crystalline wheel darkens in color from the center out to the rim. Motes of silvery light dance through the countless facets of the slender rim, sparkling like a cascade of stars.
 ECHO PLAY.NET:
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 ECHO Type MYTHOS for lore information.
 ECHO Type MINING for mining information.
 ECHO Press Esc to quit.
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WYRDSHARD:
MULTICOLOREDWYRDSHARD:
MULTI-COLOREDWYRDSHARD:
 ECHO GEM: a multi-colored wyrdshard
 ECHO LOCATION: the Rift
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Striated with bands of vivid color, the wyrdshard is smooth and lustrous. Its palette is bright but perfectly placed, so that each hue complements those neighboring it in a melody of elegant variation.
 ECHO PLAY.NET:
 ECHO
 ECHO Type MYTHOS for lore information.
 ECHO Type MINING for mining information.
 ECHO Press Esc to quit.
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BROWNZIRCON:
 ECHO GEM: a brown zircon
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 ECHO AdG POINTS: 50
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 2.5 silvers/gem
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: The sharp edges and clean faces of the zircon's prismatic form shine with a diamond-like luster. It is a deep reddish-brown, mostly translucent but with transparent patches here and there.
 ECHO PLAY.NET:
 ECHO
 ECHO Type MYTHOS for lore information.
 ECHO Type MINING for mining information.
 ECHO Press Esc to quit.
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CLEARZIRCON:
 ECHO GEM: a clear zircon
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: The sharp edges and clean faces of the zircon's prismatic form shine with a diamond-like luster. It is completely colorless, mostly translucent but with transparent patches here and there.
 ECHO PLAY.NET:
 ECHO
 ECHO Type MYTHOS for lore information.
 ECHO Type MINING for mining information.
 ECHO Press Esc to quit.
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 MATCH ZIRCONMINING mining
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GREENZIRCON:
 ECHO GEM: a green zircon
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 ECHO AdG POINTS: 450
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 25 silvers/gem
 ECHO ARKATI: Kuon
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: The sharp edges and clean faces of the zircon's prismatic form shine with a diamond-like luster. It has a pale greenish cast, mostly translucent but with transparent patches here and there.
 ECHO PLAY.NET:
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 ECHO Type MINING for mining information.
 ECHO Press Esc to quit.
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SNOWFLAKEZIRCON:
 ECHO GEM: a snowflake zircon
 ECHO LOCATION: Icemule
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: This attractive crystalline zircon is tinged a deep brown with a hint of emerald green. Intense internal fracturing produces a veritable blizzard of tiny points of light throughout the gem.
 ECHO PLAY.NET:
 ECHO
 ECHO Type MYTHOS for lore information.
 ECHO Type MINING for mining information.
 ECHO Press Esc to quit.
 MATCH ZIRCONLORE myth
 MATCH ZIRCONMINING mining
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YELLOWZIRCON:
 ECHO GEM: a yellow zircon
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 ECHO AdG POINTS: 450
 ECHO AdG VALUE: 25 silvers/gem
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: The sharp edges and clean faces of the zircon's prismatic form shine with a diamond-like luster. It has a sunny yellow tint, mostly translucent but with transparent patches here and there.
 ECHO PLAY.NET:
 ECHO
 ECHO Type MYTHOS for lore information.
 ECHO Type MINING for mining information.
 ECHO Press Esc to quit.
 MATCH ZIRCONLORE myth
 MATCH ZIRCONMINING mining
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AETHERSTONELORE:
GOTO RIFTLORE
AETHERSTONEMINING:
GOTO RIFTMINING
AGATELORE:
 ECHO Agate is aligned with spiritual magic, enhancing spells of spirit summoning, religion, and blessing equally. Some suspect that the Erithi have found a way for it to enhance mental magics as well, but, if so, it is not widely known.
 ECHO
 ECHO Servants of Gosaena prize moss agate as a symbol of the goddess of death, considering the transition between living moss and deathless stone to be similar to the soul's transition from mortal existence in Elanthia to immortal existence in the unknown lands beyond the Ebon Gates. In circumstances where wearing the goddess's sickle symbol would be inappropriate (celebrations of birth and life) many Gosaenan clerics will don a talisman of moss agate instead. It is also said that those in Gosaena's highest favor can divine the hour of someone's death by meditating on moss agate.
 ECHO
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 GOTO AGATELORE2
AGATELORE2:
 ECHO The Erithi value agate very highly, particularly the Surath Dai. Though the record of Erithi history stretches back only fifteen hundred years, Erithian scholars are convinced that the traditions related to agate are far older. The word for "soul" (raiyatha) and the word for "agate" (raiyartha) are quite similar in the Erithi language, making linguists certain that they derive from the same source. A traditional prayer among the Erithi, also suspected to be older than their arrival in Atan Irith, addresses Lumnis as "Mother of Agates" and asks the goddess to aid the Erithian people in showing mercy to one another.
 ECHO
 ECHO Poets among the Erithi use agate as a symbol for the soul on a routine basis, and every variety of agate carries its own special symbolism as well. Part of a traditional Erithian wedding ceremony requires the bride and groom to drink from a bowl carved of agate, and the specific agate of the bowl is chosen with careful attention to the traditional symbolism.
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AGATEMINING:
 ECHO Although one type or another may be more prevalent in a given region, agate can be mined all over the continent of Elanith. Two sources of agate are worthy of particular mention. One is the marvelous agate beach of Lake Ghelutha, found in the territory of the Brughan halflings in northeastern Elanith, where the ground is entirely covered with water-tumbled agates. Few of the agates are of high enough quality to earn a jeweler's interest, but the sight is remarkable. The other exceptional source of agate is the Naesakain River, which flows down from the DragonSpine Mountains in the farthest northwest part of the lands settled by the Nalfein. Pieces of banded agate may be scooped from its depths by anyone with the desire, and agate stones routinely wash ashore at the river's termination, where the Naesakain River plunges over the Aethalain Falls to create the Lake of Mirrors.
 ECHO
 ECHO Type NEXT to continue.
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 GOTO AGATEMINING2
AGATEMINING2:
 ECHO In addition, every type of agate found upon the continent of Elanith can be found upon the Erithian continent, with the sole exception of chameleon agate. Rumor has it that the Erithi even possess varieties of agate that are unknown to the races of Elanith, but the Erithi are quite close-mouthed about the resources of their homeland. Considering that their lands have long been raided by rogues and scavengers of many races, their preference for mystery is not entirely surprising, but it is disappointing to those who wish to chronicle such matters.
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AMBERLORE:
 ECHO Amber possesses power over the spirits of the earth and is often used in spirit summoning magics.
 ECHO 
 ECHO Unlike most stones, amber will burn in a candle flame. When it burns, it produces a white smoke and a sweet scent reminiscent of pine resin. Priests of Imaera say that amber stones are the Arkati's tears, shed when she witnesses the disruption of the natural cycles by intervention of the mortal races or by intervention of the Arkati of Lornon.
 ECHO
 ECHO Amber is also unusual because it will float in salt water. Among the Ashrim, a customary gift for a first-time sea captain was a piece of amber jewelry, ideally a medallion carved with the image of his ship. The sentiment ran that, just as the waves brought the amber to the shore, the captain's ship would come home safe and sound.
 ECHO
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 GOTO AMBERLORE2
AMBERLORE2:
 ECHO Sylvan legend holds that Imaera sometimes sends spirits in the form of animals into the forest and marks them with a necklace, an earring, or another ornament made of amber. To attack such a spirit would be a grievous crime against the Arkati who sent it, and therefore they are sacrosanct. The sylvan who receives an amber talisman as a gift from such a servant is destined for true greatness.
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 ECHO Many followers of Sheru also take an interest in amber. They draw an analogy between insects trapped in amber and minds trapped in nightmares. Iron-strung amber medallions that contain flies or butterflies are particularly popular.
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 ECHO Tinkerers among the Withycombe gnomes have discovered that, if a piece of amber is rubbed with a cloth, it will then attract tiny objects like scraps of paper, a property which has led to a number of peculiar experiments. To date, none of these experiments have proved particularly useful, but there is always tomorrow.
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AMBERMINING:
 ECHO Amber is found worldwide. It is mined along with other gems in parts of the forested lowlands of Highmount, and dwarves have occasionally mentioned encountering it far below the earth in other places. However, establishing a mine solely to retrieve amber is not profitable, considering that amber can be acquired much more easily when it washes ashore on both coastlines.
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AMETHYSTLORE:
 ECHO Amethysts are associated with the Arkati Cholen, who reigns over wine, festivals, and merrymaking. In the Turamzzyrian Empire, it is said that, whenever a libation is poured in Cholen's name, an amethyst will grow in the earth. It may be for this reason that amethysts are regarded as the sovereign charm against drunkenness.
 ECHO
 ECHO Supposedly, a musical instrument will play more purely if it has been set with an amethyst. Although the virtue of the amethyst is honored among bards of all races and supported by the experience of the Bard Guild, some Illistim scholars suspect that the belief stems from a practice in Ta’Loenthra, where a magnificent bardic competition is held once every ten years. Traditionally, the reigning monarch presents the winning musician with an amethyst-inlaid harp strung with silver, and replicas of such harps have long been the joy of unscrupulous merchants throughout Elanith.
 ECHO
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 GOTO AMETHYSTLORE2
AMETHYSTLORE2:
 ECHO In traditional elven heraldry, the amethyst is the signature jewel of House Loenthra. An elf that particularly pleases the monarch of Ta'Loenthra (or a royal representative with the appropriate authority) may be honored with the right to display an amethyst in his or her crest.
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 ECHO Magically, amethysts are unresponsive except to spells relating to manipulation. Few are aware of this property on the continent of Elanith, although it is common knowledge among Erithian savants.
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AMETHYSTMINING:
 ECHO Amethysts are mined throughout Elanthia.
EXIT
AMETRINELORE:
GOTO ZULLORE
AMETRINEMINING:
GOTO ZULMINING
AZURITELORE:
GOTO ZULLORE
AZURITEMINING:
GOTO ZULMINING
BERYLLORE:
 ECHO Magically, golden beryl shows a weak predisposition toward spiritual spells, but it is really useful for little more than channeling power for minor cantrips. Similarly, beryl is not used over-much in divination, as it is not considered a sufficiently sensitive stone. However, Kezmonian honey beryl is the exception to both rules, being quite sensitive in discovering and moderating the influences of water spirits.
 ECHO
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 GOTO BERYLLORE2
BERYLLORE2:
 ECHO In Common, the words “bear” and “beryl” spring from the same root. Human woodsmen from Kragsfell claim that bears are spiritually linked to beryl, and they caution against wearing beryl outdoors as a result. If someone is mauled by a bear, then the mayor or a priest of the village will leave a piece of beryl in the woods to appease the bear and encourage it to go away.
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BERYLMINING:
 ECHO The only known source of Kezmonian honey beryl was, unsurprisingly, a mine on the lost island of Kezmon. Deposits of ordinary golden beryl exist all over Elanthia.
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BLAZESTARLORE:
 ECHO The crimson blazestar is the official heraldic jewel of House Vaalor. As well as bestowing the heraldic honor upon their own people, monarchs of Ta'Vaalor will often bestow blazestar jewelry upon those who particularly please them. While the monarchs of the other elven houses have all found occasion in one situation or another to bestow such royal favor outside the race of elves, no monarch of Ta'Vaalor has ever granted such an honor to one of the lesser races. Many Vaalorian elves dislike seeing blazestar jewelry worn by non-elves, and, since Ta'Vaalor opened its gates to the lesser races, several petitions have been made to King Tyrnian to make it illegal to sell blazestar jewelry to non-elves. Thus far, King Tyrnian's thoughts have lain more with the economic merit of selling blazestar jewelry than with the worries of the nobility, and he has denied all such requests.
 ECHO
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 GOTO BLAZESTARLORE2
BLAZESTARLORE2:
 ECHO Blazestar is distinctly elemental in its alignment. The hue of the blazestar reveals its element – blue for air, green for water, gold for earth, and crimson for fire. To indicate their preferred element, traditional elven mages wear circlets or ferronieres set with appropriate blazestars when attending meetings of the Wizard Guild.
 ECHO
 ECHO Blazestar is not useful in enhancing divination magics, but it is used as a divination tool to determine which of many paths to choose in order to make the best of a situation. Seers who use blazestar will set the stone in the center of a specially prepared circle, designate one of the compass points for each alternative, and then, after reciting an incantation to Jastev, watch to see which side of the blazestar burns most brightly in the next pulse of mana. The direction of North is traditionally left undesignated, and it represents any option that the seer has not yet considered for solving the dilemma.
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BLAZESTARMINING:
 ECHO The magnificent blazestar mines near Ta'Vaalor are without parallel, although lesser mines may be found near the ruins of Old Ta'Faendryl and in Nalfein lands. All are on the eastern side of the DragonSpine Mountains.
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BLOODJEWELLORE:
 ECHO In 4273, the elven bandit-lord Terilithian laid siege to the human city of Elstreth, and Lord Jestril of Elstreth sent word to Overlord Selantha Anodheles of Tamzyrr asking for her help. Two days before Selantha's arrival, an assassin killed Lord Jestril in his sleep. When Selantha's investigators located the killer, they found that he was an elf who had been paid off with a pouch of Southron garnets for the crime. When the city of Elstreth declared Selantha to be Jestril's successor, Selantha gave a stirring speech to those gathered about how the garnets had been drops of Jestril's blood and about how she would never forget the sacrifice that he had made for his city. At the end, she donned a bracelet that had been made from the assassin's garnets and swore to everyone assembled that she would never cast off the "blood jewels" as long as she lived. A brief attempt was made by the city of Elstreth to rename Southron garnets as "jestrilase," but it never caught on. People began to refer to the bracelet as "Selantha's bloodjewels," and then, when people came to jewelers asking for "something like those bloodjewels," the name came to encompass all examples of the stone.
 ECHO
 ECHO Type NEXT to continue.
 WAITFOR next
 GOTO BLOODJEWELLORE2
BLOODJEWELLORE2:
 ECHO V'tull, the Berserker God, has never shown a predilection for sending jewelry to his followers. However, scimitar talismans crafted of black steel and capped with bloodjewels have become popular in the last hundred years among the various followers of this cruel, bloodthirsty champion. One prayer to V'tull exhorts him, "Send your blessing to me, and the rivers will be as bloodjewel!" in reference to the dark red color of the precious stone. This horrifies most humans, as a gift of bloodjewel in the Turamzzyrian Empire is a high honor that symbolically compares the recipient to Selantha herself. Several followers of V’tull have overestimated their skill (or the willingness of V’tull to inspire them) and then died in duels when the knights of Tamzyrr rose to defend the honor of the stone.
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 ECHO Magically, bloodjewel is affiliated with the element of earth.
BLOODJEWELMINING:
 ECHO Bloodjewel can be mined within the hills and mountains of the southern Empire.
BLOODSTONELORE:
 ECHO According to dwarves, jewelers, and most alchemists, bloodstone, by rights, should be nothing but chalcedony and jasper. No matter how much skeptics may protest, however, the undeniable fact remains that bloodstone does not act magically like chalcedony, jasper, or anything expected from a combination of the two. Bloodstone possesses powerful warding magic that, when properly keyed, will protect the spirit of one who wears bloodstone from a direct attack.
 ECHO
 ECHO Among the odder legends attached to bloodstone is one dating from a cult of Mularos in Mestanir. These servants of Mularos claimed that bloodstone redirected spiritual attack, rather than absorbing it. Supposedly, the stone is sacred to Mularos because it channels spiritual pain from the person expecting it to an innocent party who is unaware of its arrival. No outside experimentation ever confirmed this claim in a satisfactory fashion, and the cult itself was destroyed when Jantalar occupied Mestanir.
 ECHO
 ECHO Type NEXT to continue.
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 GOTO BLOODSTONELORE2
BLOODSTONELORE2:
 ECHO During the war between Baron Hochstib of Jantalar and Baron Malwind of Vornavis, one of the greatest weapons in Baron Hochstib's power was the legendary Mandis Crystal. The Mandis Crystal was an artifact of the Turamzzyrian Empire that had the power to prevent spellcasting of all kinds and to drain the very mana away from those attuned to its flows. In close proximity, the Mandis Crystal would drain not only the mana but also the very spirit away from those in its vicinity, resulting in hideous death. Jantalar successfully occupied Wehnimer's Landing, but the tide of the occupation turned when a group of local militants snuck into Mestanir and destroyed the Mandis Crystal. During the onslaught, the militants protected themselves from the crystal's ravaging effects by wearing bloodstone jewelry.
 ECHO
 ECHO A gift of bloodstone warns the recipient of spiritual danger. If given to a priest, it suggests that the priest's faith is ailing -- under most circumstances, a grievous insult.
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BLOODSTONEMINING:
 ECHO Bloodstone can be found worldwide.
EXIT
BLUEROCKLORE:
GOTO ZULLORE
BLUEROCKMINING:
GOTO ZULMINING
CARBUNCLELORE:
 ECHO Ancient elven records say that the carbuncle was a sacred stone related to one of the Arkati that perished in the Ur-Daemon War. The name of this Arkati is unknown, but the Arkati seems to have had some relation to the physical changes that overcome the elven body with old age. The elven language has changed over time, making it quite difficult to translate the few documents that exist from the period, but Illistim scholars translate the applicable section as, roughly, "The priest had grown tired, and I knew that the carbuncle was in his lips and on his brow as it wrinkled. As he had served, so would the carbuncle's master serve him."
 ECHO
 ECHO The elven word for the carbuncle gem is "ilaeryse", which is also a word meaning "infirmity." The word "carbuncle" is even less appealing in Common, for the Common word "carbuncle" may mean either the carbuncle gem or a pus-filled skin boil.
 ECHO
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 GOTO CARBUNCLELORE2
CARBUNCLELORE2:
 ECHO Elves generally avoid wearing carbuncle, as they consider it to be an ill-luck stone. Halflings feel that carbuncles are cursed, explaining it simply by saying, "they give me an uneasy feeling," or by fully discussing the disfiguring diseases (usually painful rashes and boils) that are rumored to will come to those who wear carbuncle jewelry. The dwarves ignore the opinions of both of the other races, as do the dark elves. The Dhe'nar see no reason to avoid any sort of gem, as they are confident in their ability to counteract the potential ill effects of one gem with the merits of other gems, and the Faendryl find the dark-hued jewels to be particularly beautiful against their ebon skin.
 ECHO
 ECHO It is said that, if someone dies while wearing carbuncle, the gem will begin to glow with a blood-red hue if the person's ghost ever approaches. Testing such a claim is rather difficult, but carbuncle is useful in augmenting certain forms of necromantic magic.
CARBUNCLEMINING:
 ECHO Carbuncles are mined in several locations along the eastern side of the DragonSpine mountains.
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CHALCEDONYLORE:
 ECHO Certain difficulties in translation between Common and dwarven resulted long ago in some confusion over what precisely the term "chalcedony" should cover. Dwarven jewelers say that chalcedony, carnelian, sard, bloodstone, onyx, sardonyx, chrysoprase, agate, and jasper are all essentially the same kind of stone, varying in hue and location, and they use the Common word "chalcedony" to encompass all types. Like agate, chalcedony is useful in casting spiritual spells, providing some support to the dwarven argument. Native speakers of Common use "chalcedony" only to refer to the white form of the stone in question. As the literal word "chalcedony" is elven in origin, matters grow even more complicated when elven definitions are included, and jewelers try to be extremely precise in cross-culture trading to avoid winding up with a shipment of onyx and agate when a shipment of white chalcedony is intended.
 ECHO
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 GOTO CHALCEDONYLORE2
CHALCEDONYLORE2:
 ECHO Chalcedony is not unknown to the giantmen, either, and it holds a place in their culture reaching into the distant past. Ancient daggers, arrowheads, and axeheads crafted in the giantman style have been discovered at multiple sites in the southeastern DragonSpine, and it appears as though chalcedony was the material of choice before the giantmen mastered bronze.
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 ECHO A human legend says that if you find a chalcedony egg in the nest of a bird, you must touch it and whisper your name to it. Then, the egg will hatch when the other eggs hatch, and the bird that comes from it will have stars for eyes and lead you to your heart's desire.
 ECHO
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 GOTO CHALCEDONYLORE3
CHALCEDONYLORE3:
 ECHO In Ta'Vaalor, chalcedony is associated with the spirit Leya, and her followers often wear amulets made from chalcedony instead of the ivory dagger amulets that are more commonly worn elsewhere. While most followers of Leya agree upon the events in her life between her birth and the hour she left Egan's tomb, the tale fractures beyond that point into a hundred retellings and variants between one sect of Leya and another. According to one version told commonly in Ta'Vaalor, Leya wandered grieving for a great period of time after Egan's death, noticing little of the world around her, and her footsteps drew her back to the elven lands where she had been raised. In those lands, she encountered a Vaalorian woman who caught her eye. Leya asked for the woman's story, and the young Arkati learned that the young woman was a sculptor's wife. In a sudden fit of bravery, the woman had seized a discarded shard of chalcedony and slain her abusive, brutal husband. Afterward, shaken with fear and guilt over ending the life of someone that she had once loved, the woman set out to turn herself in to the Captain of the Guard. Not a stranger to feeling lost and guilt-ridden, Leya purportedly asked the woman to travel with her for a year and a day before giving herself up to elven justice. During that time, the young Arkati supposedly taught the elven woman many skills, including the arts of crafting and wielding various blades. Together, the mortal and the goddess transformed the chalcedony shard into a crude dagger, promising one another that it would never be used unjustly. At the end of the year and a day, the woman did not leave Leya's side, and myth says they traveled together until the hour of the woman's natural death. Because of that story, the members of one sect of Leya's Vaalorian followers often wear chalcedony dagger amulets, and for two reasons. The first reason is as a reminder to accept Leya's mercy and guidance unconditionally. The second reason is to remind themselves that even from a wrong act one can learn the ways to right it, with good and honorable intentions.
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CHALCEDONYMINING:
 ECHO Chalcedony is mined in the southeastern and southern sections of the DragonSpine mountains.
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CHRYSOBERYLLORE:
 ECHO Some followers of Andelas, typically those who worship the Arkati primarily as the god of cats, will carry claw-shaped pieces of chrysoberyl or use sacrificial daggers with cat's-eye chrysoberyl gems set into the pommel. Other followers of Andelas, typically those who worship the Arkati primarily as the god of the hunt, scorn such adornments on the grounds that Andelas and his ways are beyond such silly ornamentation.
 ECHO
 ECHO Magically, chrysoberyl is aligned with the element of air. Along the coastline of Seareach, it is said that ships can be cursed or blessed by taking a splinter of wood from the ship and surrounding it with a pattern of chrysoberyl stones. Patterns that surround the ship entirely will bring storms and ill luck upon it, while patterns of separate lines will bring strong winds and fair weather to the ship. To be properly effective, the pattern must be placed before the ship leaves port and remain unbroken until the ship's return or destruction.
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CHRYSOBERYLMINING:
 ECHO Chrysoberyl may be mined in various places throughout known Elanthia, but it is particularly prevalent in Torre.
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CHRYSOPRASELORE:
 ECHO Green-colored stones of many kinds are associated with Imaera, and chrysoprase is no exception, though its magical affinities seal the matter. Chrysoprase has an affinity that enhances spiritual magics, particularly those dealing with forest spirits, grassland spirits, or other spirits tied to plants. Chrysoprase is extensively used in Ta'Ardenai to honor the Arkati Imaera, the House's most esteemed patron.
 ECHO
 ECHO Although chrysoprase cannot be mined in the duchy of Aldora, it is extensively imported. The traditional practice of healing patients through application of various gems (called stone-tending) is practiced extensively in Aldora, and chrysoprase is noted as a sovereign remedy for pain.
CHRYSOPRASEMINING:
 ECHO Chrysoprase is mined most extensively in a dwarven encampment outside Ta'Ardenai, but it is also located throughout the northern steppes and north of Ta'Illistim.
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CINNABARCRYSTALLORE:
GOTO ZULLORE
CINNABARCRYSTALMINING:
GOTO ZULMINING
CORALLORE:
 ECHO In actuality, coral is not a stone at all, but the skeleton left behind by a peculiar plant that stretches for miles upon miles underwater.
 ECHO
 ECHO Coral is considered the sacred stone of Charl, the ill-tempered Arkati who holds domain over seas and storms. As a result, humans consider it bad luck to wear coral in seaside cities unless the person wearing the coral is a priest of Charl or Niima. All along the western coast, human sailors will offer coral to placate Charl before setting sail. Members of the Order of Voln have also been known to sacrifice coral for Charl's approval while trying to earn Voln's favor.
 ECHO
 ECHO Type NEXT to continue.
 WAITFOR next
 GOTO CORALLORE2
CORALLORE2:
 ECHO Unsurprisingly, coral is attuned to the element of water. As well, it has certain powers related to the lore of telepathy, which can be unsettling if harnessed unconsciously rather than consciously. In Solhaven, sailors say that carrying coral aboard a ship will attract kraken. Multiple stories exist about foolhardy merchants who tried to smuggle coral and attracted such an attack. In some of the stories, the vessel is saved by Niima's intervention; in others, the sailors save themselves by throwing the unlucky merchant overboard.
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CORALMINING:
 ECHO Coral cannot be mined on land, but various types of coral are retrieved by divers from the ocean's floor (called "harvesting" by those who practice the art). Coral has also been known to wash ashore on both flanks of Elanith. As well, members of the Nathala Dai collect many varieties of coral along the shores of the Erithian homeland.
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CORDIERITEMINING:
 ECHO Cordierite can be found worldwide.
CORDIERITELORE:
 ECHO Before the two cultures initiated trade, "cordierite" was the Common name for a specific gem, and "lathaer selphare" was the elven name for the same gem. When transcribing written records of the elven trade goods, however, scribes misunderstood the elven term as the Common words "water sapphire", and one thing led to another. Eventually, it became necessary to distinguish one from the other, and the higher quality gem from elven territory was officially named "water sapphire", while the lower-quality gem from human territory was officially named "cordierite".
 ECHO
 ECHO The dwarves are disgusted with both groups for their imprecision in this matter. When speaking Common, most dwarves refer to cordierite as "human cordierite" and refer to water sapphire as "elven cordierite."
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CORESTONELORE:
GOTO ZULLORE
CORESTONEMINING:
GOTO ZULMINING
DRAGONMISTCRYSTALLORE:
GOTO RIFTLORE
DRAGONMISTCRYSTALMINING:
GOTO RIFTMINING
GLAESINECRYSTALLORE:
 ECHO There is no recorded lore concerning glaesine crystal.
EXIT
GLAESINECRYSTALMINING:
 ECHO There is no recorded information on glaesine crystal mining.
EXIT
YELLOWCUBELORE:
GOTO RIFTLORE
YELLOWCUBEMINING:
GOTO RIFTMINING
DEATHSTONELORE:
 ECHO The Faendryl have discovered that, if treated properly, deathstone has certain powers that can aid in the workings of necromancy or in casting curses. It is said that even those who are not sorcerers can sometimes use deathstone to ward off the undead, but it is also said that the undead may gain control over the living person through the magical channel, and attempting the feat is an inherently risky and desperate venture. It is an ill-luck stone, and it has no healing properties.
 ECHO
 ECHO Deathstone's only purpose in divination is to foretell catastrophe for the diviner. Given its associations, many diviners balk at this, saying that deathstone actually invokes catastrophe rather than foretelling it.
 ECHO
 ECHO Type NEXT to continue.
 WAITFOR next
 GOTO DEATHSTONELORE2
DEATHSTONELORE2:
 ECHO As the name suggests, there are no nice reasons to give deathstone to someone else. Giving someone a piece of deathstone jewelry implies that you hope ill or death will come to the person. Certain groups of assassins use this as a fear tactic, placing pieces of deathstone in a victim's home before finally committing the murder.
 ECHO
 ECHO Some suggest that deathstone is affiliated with Onar, but, notably, none of those who do so are themselves aligned with the Patron of Assassins. (Not that Onar's worshippers are likely to admit their allegiances, but typically their kills are accompanied with more subtlety and efficiency.) Others, noting the remarkable arcane differences between deathstone and other variants of quartz despite their mundane similarities, believe that deathstone is a creation of Fash'lo'nae.
 ECHO
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 GOTO DEATHSTONELORE3
DEATHSTONELORE3:
 ECHO According to dwarven legend, deathstone was first found by a large dwarven family who exulted with delight over their remarkable discovery. As they settled into mining the vein, however, dark thoughts began to creep into the minds of the dwarves, and each dwarf began to wonder whether his relatives might not cheat him of his share of the fascinating jewel or poorly handle the raw stone. Tension built over months until it erupted in a bloody massacre, and, in the violence of their battle, the roof of the tunnel collapsed, trapping them all. It is said that another group of dwarves tunneled into the area months later to find rotting corpses scattered all over the chamber. The final dwarf had etched the record of their struggle upon the pure, smooth face of the deathstone vein. While some modern-day dwarves discount this tale, common dwarven superstition still holds that deathstone can be mined only in order to be sold and that a horrible fate will come to those dwarves who keep it.
EXIT
DEATHSTONEMINING:
 ECHO The best-known source of deathstone is Teras Isle, but other mines do exist. All are under dwarven control, and they are scattered widely across Elanith.
EXIT
DESPANALLORE:
 ECHO Despanal is nicknamed "banshee stone" because it was first discovered in Rhoska-Tor after the destruction of Maelshyve. It has a variety of properties related to sorcery, but it is most notable for assisting summoners in bringing demons between worlds. Using despanal is a two-edged sword, as it increases the demon's power without increasing the summoner's control. Despite its lack of value in jewelry, dark despanal is more sought-after for by practitioners of the arcane, because gold-streaked despanal is less magically active than the other two.
 ECHO
 ECHO Despanal has no healing properties. When ground finely, however, despanal powder makes a startlingly effective poison.
 ECHO
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 WAITFOR next
 GOTO DESPANALLORE2
DESPANALLORE2:
 ECHO Despanal is rarely used in divination by most seers, as it tends to twist the results not only to display but to invoke the worst possible outcome in any possible situation -- self-fulfilling prophecies are not a possibility but a certainty when trying to divine with despanal implements.
 ECHO
 ECHO Most of the elven cities presume that Despana's magic created despanal, resulting in the name, but the Faendryl believe that their sorcery was responsible for its creation rather than Despana's. Outside Ta'Faendryl, despanal is not usually an appropriate gift to anyone who does not practice the sorcerous arts, though it is acceptable to purchase and wear despanal oneself. Among the Faendryl, a gift of despanal is a compliment to the recipient's skill and power, even if the other person is not a sorcerer. Most of the sylvan folk make a point of avoiding the stone entirely.
EXIT
DESPANALMINING:
 ECHO Despanal can be found in Rhoska-Tor, beneath Old Ta'Faendryl, in New Ta'Faendryl, near the Demonwall in the Turamzzyrian Empire, and in other locations where significant deposits of alabaster have been exposed to strong sorcerous magic. Some reports also suggest that despanal may be found in the lands of the Erithi, but the Erithi are notoriously close-mouthed about their home's riches and refuse to discuss the matter at length.
DIAMONDLORE:
 ECHO Worshippers of Eorgina associate all hues of diamond with that goddess, but black diamonds are pervasively known as Eorgina's sign -- a truth that is particularly strong among the elves, where legends of the Li'aerion Artisans still endure. Few elves will wear black diamonds unless they mean it to indicate that they share Eorgina's views and ideals, for, while they do not worship the Arkati, they do recognize their presence and power, and those unwilling to serve Eorgina have no wish to attract her eye.
 ECHO
 ECHO Virtually every culture has something different to say about diamond, but all Elanthian races save the sylvans hold it in high esteem. (This is not an impressive exception, since the sylvans have never had much use for gems, preferring unadorned silver or mithril in metalwork jewelry.)
 ECHO
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 WAITFOR next
 GOTO DIAMONDLORE2
DIAMONDLORE2:
 ECHO Diamonds are useful as focuses in all varieties of magical working save one -- that of sorcery. Diamonds innately resist having more than one variety of mana channeled through them at a single time. Using diamonds in attempts to enhance sorcery will often hinder spells rather than enhancing them. At best, the stones are inert; at worst, they explode. Still, the Faendryl find them attractive, and there is no danger of explosion if the diamond is not deliberately included in the spell.
 ECHO
 ECHO Although the Erithi rarely wear diamond jewelry, preferring the elegance of agate and jade, they do recognize that this jewel possesses greater power to enhance the mental arts of transference than any other stone. The greatest savants of the Eloth Dai create teleportation talismans of remarkable power from owl feathers with diamond beads upon their shafts. These talismans are attuned to their creators and resist use by anyone not of the Eloth Dai.
 ECHO
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 GOTO DIAMONDLORE3
DIAMONDLORE3:
 ECHO In elven heraldry, diamonds are the royal jewel of House Illistim. As well as bestowing the heraldic honor upon their own people, monarchs of Ta'Illistim will often bestow diamond jewelry upon those who particularly please them, a sign of royal favor that may be extended under rare circumstance outside the race of elves. One case of such an occurrence came upon Eoantos 13 of 5103 in the city of Ta'Illistim. After announcing that the Aelotoi would have the right to hold full citizenship in the elven cities, Queen Myasara presented Braedn, ambassador of the Aelotoi people, with a maernstrike diamond pendant crafted in the sign of a peacock to represent her esteem for him.
 ECHO
 ECHO Type NEXT to continue.
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 GOTO DIAMONDLORE4
DIAMONDLORE4:
 ECHO Beneath the ground, diamonds are not particularly uncommon, but dwarves have a great love for diamonds. They feel that the gem is an excellent expression of the dwarven spirit -- unimpressive at first, but sparkling with a fire like no other once cut -- and diamonds are the traditional dwarven courting gift. Some dwarves give rings when expressing their passion this way, but larger pieces of jewelry are more common, such as bracelets, circlets, beard ornaments, and necklaces. While diamonds are mined in many parts of Elanith, the marvelous diamond mines at Kherram Olt Dzu are really without parallel. The fame of the Oltregek Clan as gem-miners began with their discovery of diamonds at Kherram Olt Dzu, and it has only increased ever since.
 ECHO
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 GOTO DIAMONDLORE5
DIAMONDLORE5:
 ECHO Once a miner parts with a diamond, and once it has been cut and polished, another culture's interest in diamonds becomes particularly apparent. While gnomes traditionally delight in all "sparklies," they are especially drawn to diamonds, an interest that crosses almost all cultural boundaries within the race. Nylem rogues ensure that no jeweler's strongbox remains safe when it contains a selection of diamonds, resulting in many gem sellers who desperately offload diamonds before the gnomes discover that a new shipment has arrived. The Withycombes take great pride in gem cutting, and, as they value the sparkle of a gem above all its other qualities, they prefer diamonds above all other gems. Among the Vylem bloodline, the adolescent gnome queens take great pride in bedecking themselves with the gems in imitation of their chosen patron.
 ECHO
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 GOTO DIAMONDLORE6
DIAMONDLORE6:
 ECHO The most disconcerting use of diamonds in gnomish culture (to outsiders, at least) is doubtlessly the coming-of-age ritual of the Felcour bloodline, in which the young gnome is given a knife and challenged with defending himself against a hardened warrior. Under rare circumstance, the diamond does not come into play, but the young gnome is not expected to prevail. Typically, the warrior beats the adolescent brutally into unconsciousness, and then someone implants a jagged shard of diamond beneath the young gnome's skin and stitches the wound closed. When the shard works its way out again, the gnome brings it back to the warrior and is deemed an adult from that day henceforth. Some groups of Felcour use the same diamond over and over again to induct their adolescents, while others permit the youth to retain the diamond shard afterward. One particularly savage group is distinguished by requiring the young gnome to hold the shard of diamond while a trained battlechanter shatters it with his voice. This leaves a particularly distinctive scar on the hand that these Felcour call "the second bloodmark."
 ECHO
 ECHO Type NEXT to continue.
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 GOTO DIAMONDLORE7
DIAMONDLORE7:
 ECHO Star-of-Tamzyrr diamonds were named when Selantha Anodheles, first Empress of the Turamzzyrian Empire, scorned all other gems to wear these jewels in her crown during her coronation. By wearing diamonds on her brow, in the eyes of her people, Selantha called on the power of the diamonds to enhance her keenness of thought. Selantha herself was not noted for superstition, being a practical, deadly sort of woman, but it enhanced her reputation for intelligence. The crown itself was a foot-high marvel of white gold worked into twisted, diamond-inlaid flame shapes. For safety, the crown is worn only at the highest court occasions.According to the traditions of human healers and mages, diamonds strengthen particular bodily functions depending upon where they are worn. It is said that wearing a diamond above the pulse in your wrist will increase your physical strength, wearing diamonds at your earlobes will increase your perceptiveness, wearing a diamond pendant over your heart will inspire you creatively, wearing a diamond on your ankle will make you surefooted, and wearing a diamond ring will inspire passion within you -- which is why human tradition requires that diamonds be given when courting or wedding. The ring is the most common marital diamond gift because, when compared to other pieces of jewelry, rings are extraordinarily difficult to steal, and they are attractive at even a small size -- an important consideration when finances are a concern.
 ECHO
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 GOTO DIAMONDLORE8
DIAMONDLORE8:
 ECHO Giantmen traditionally believe that a spirit inhabits every diamond. Dark-hued diamonds are believed to be inhabited by female spirits, while pale diamonds are inhabited by male spirits. It is considered unwise to wear diamonds unless you are a cleric or otherwise trained in spiritual magic, and it is seen as particularly dangerous for people of a fertile age to wear diamonds opposite their own gender, as the diamond's spirit will battle with the potential parent's spirit and cause deformity in his or her children.
 ECHO
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 GOTO DIAMONDLORE9
DIAMONDLORE9:
 ECHO Samarak the Grim, first chieftain of the Grot'karesh Hammer Clan, would often describe women who had earned his respect as being "as wily as a black diamond's fire!" Upon at least five recorded occasions, he presented women in his newly formed clan with a distinctive ornament that he called "a black spirit amulet," using it each time as a way to reward someone who had aided the newly forming clan with a significant feat of spiritual magic. Each one was made from a magnificent, tear-shaped black diamond set in a disk of silver, and leather bands spanned the disk in such a way that it could be bound about the head, woven into the hair, or worn as a choker with equal ease. No one ever knew where Samarak obtained these diamonds. The Jastevian priestess Anshosar, who lives in Kilanirij and advises the current chieftain of the Grot'karesh, currently wears one of the black spirit amulets. The whereabouts of the other four (or more, if more than five were distributed) are unknown.
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DIAMONDMINING:
 ECHO Various diamonds may be found all over Elanthia, but some are geographically limited, such as star-of-Tamzyrr diamonds (which are found only in the southern part of the Turamzzyrian Empire), maernstrike diamonds (which are found only in elven lands), and large yellow diamonds (which are found only in the arctic north near Icemule Trace.) The legendary diamond mines at Kherram Olt Dzu are the finest in Elanith, if not the finest in the world.
EXIT
DIOPSIDELORE:
 ECHO Sometimes called "poor man's emerald", diopside is the cheapest gem with a true green color. The dwarven name for diopside translates roughly to "earthweed."
 ECHO
 ECHO An old joke claims that no one bothers to mine diopside -- the dwarves just kick it on their way past, and the gnomes scurry after them to pick up the pieces.
 ECHO
 ECHO Upon rare occasion, someone will discover a piece of diopside that displays a six-rayed star rather than a four-rayed star. Examination suggests that these diopsides are crafted by exposure to sorcery, but, while it is rumored that the Erithi know a technique for producing diopsides like these, none of the races native to the continent of Elanith know how to replicate the process. Followers of Marlu treasure such diopsides and say that they are created by the presence of the Demon Lord.
 ECHO
 ECHO Diopsides can enhance spells related to demonology, but only to a very slight degree -- diopside, being a cheap, common gem, is simply not pure enough in its composition to have any serious effect upon spellcasting.
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DIOPSIDEMINING:
 ECHO Diopside outcroppings exist all over Elanthia. It is not quite as common a stone as its price reflects, but it is not a popular jewelry stone among any race, due in large part to its fragility. As well, diopside is particularly prevalent near the Demonwall, which has given it a distasteful reputation among human cultures.
EXIT
DOOMSTONELORE:
GOTO RIFTLORE
DOOMSTONEMINING:
GOTO RIFTMINING
DREAMSTONELORE:
 ECHO An old dwarven legend recounts that, although Lorminstra had agreed to return certain souls into life, her clerics were unable to find the dead bodies and aid them fast enough to enact her will, and that Lorminstra turned to Eonak for aid. Eonak crafted a huge bell of mithril with a clapper of black dreamstone, and Lorminstra cast her will into it. Whenever an adventurer dies, the mithril bell will ring, and those who are properly sensitive may learn of the death by sensing its toll. Clerics and savants are most noted for this ability, but it has been noted and recorded in people from every walk of life, most of whom have chosen an adventuring life themselves.
 ECHO
 ECHO Dreamstones are remarkably suited to enhancing latent telepathy and telepathic spellcasting, although they convey a direct verbal component much more strongly than other kinds of telepathy.
 ECHO
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 WAITFOR next
 GOTO DREAMSTONELORE2
DREAMSTONELORE2:
 ECHO The communication-enhancing properties of dreamstone were first discovered by the dwarves, but they were first fully utilized by the elves when the dwarves came to assist in the Undead War after the destruction of Vaalor's forces at the Battle of ShadowGuard. Dreamstone meant that battles could be coordinated by elves wearing dreamstone amulets rather than through drums and banners, and the incredible enhancement in communication was directly responsible for halting the advance of Despana's forces.
 ECHO
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 GOTO DREAMSTONELORE3
DREAMSTONELORE3:
 ECHO After the destruction of Maelshyve, Illistim mages discovered a way to imprint the peculiar properties of dreamstone upon a small globe of rock crystal, creating the first common crystal amulet. For over ten thousand years, only the elves controlled the secret of crafting a communication amulet that was not composed of pure dreamstone, and they guarded the secret closely. When attempting a quite different experiment, however, a dwarven mage of the Gulroten Clan stumbled across a viable method for imprinting the dreamstone essence not only upon crystal, but upon a variety of other gems as well, and he spread the word until the dominance of the elves in this realm was no more.
 ECHO
 ECHO Among the elves, a gift of a dreamstone means, "I wish I understood you better." If a husband gives a dreamstone to his wife, or a wife to her husband, then it is both an admission of marital trouble and an expression of the desire to overcome that trouble. The one exception is a black dreamstone, which is an expression of despair and of a separation that will only cease in death.
EXIT
DREAMSTONEMINING:
 ECHO The legendary dwarven city of Kalaza held a remarkable dreamstone mine, but it was buried and sealed after the coming of the Red Rot, and the dreamstones lie somewhere in the darkness with the dead of Kalaza. Today, the best dreamstone mine is on Teras Isle, but other islands on both sides of Elanith have since proven to hold deposits of dreamstone as well.
EXIT
AIVRENEGGLORE:
GOTO RIFTLORE
AIVRENEGGMINING:
GOTO RIFTMINING
EMERALDLORE:
 ECHO Emeralds are often used in stone-tending as charms against poisons, particularly snakebite. They can also be used to avert panic and seizures. In Aldora, emeralds are avoided as jewelry stones for precisely this reason -- in a place where stone-tenders are so common, routinely wearing an emerald suggests that the gem was prescribed to help combat an ailing will.
 ECHO
 ECHO When used as a tool in divination, emeralds are used to predict the best or worst outcome of a possible situation or decision. This should not be mistaken for emeralds having any power in divination, for diviners often utilize many things as tools that possess no innate magical link to divination. Magically, emeralds possess power over the element of earth, raising mountains or stilling quakes when correctly bespelled.
 ECHO
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 GOTO EMERALDLORE2
EMERALDLORE2:
 ECHO In the county of Torre, devotees of Aeia hold that the emerald is her sacred stone -- a gem as beautiful as the gardens she creates. Outside Torre, others associate the emerald with Imaera, many saying that the jewel was created by Eonak to remind the dwarves of the beauty of his wife's kingdom. However, Luukosian followers also prize emeralds, particularly those with a strong golden-yellow tint to their green color. To complicate matters of symbolism further, lore holds that Koar's eyes are an intense green hue, and a legendarily rare type of emerald -- the Eye-of-Koar emerald -- bears his name.
 ECHO
 ECHO Emerald was the heraldic jewel of Ta'Ashrim. As well as granting the right for an emerald to be displayed in a traditional elven crest, Ashrim monarchs often gave beautiful pieces of jewelry wrought from pearls and emeralds to those elves who pleased them particularly well.
 ECHO
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EMERALDLORE3:
 ECHO Legend holds that some amount of Lorminstra's power was placed into the Griffin Sword. A similar legend holds that Luukos also placed some of his power into a physical object -- a perfect, golden-green emerald as large as a giantman's fist, which, instead of a star, was marked with a line of light like the line on a cat's-eye moonstone -- a serpent's-eye emerald. The stone was mentioned briefly in the memoirs of a guard to Southern Sentinel Marcus Calquinor -- the guard claimed that he saw a vision of a snake-eyed priest bearing the emerald in the hour of Marcus's assassination. The precise whereabouts of the stone, if it truly does exist, are unknown.
EXIT
EMERALDMINING:
 ECHO There is no recorded information on emerald mining.
EXIT
EOSTONELORE:
GOTO ZULLORE
EOSTONEMINING:
GOTO ZULMINING
EYELORE:
GOTO RIFTLORE
EYEMINING:
GOTO RIFTMINING
FAENORLORE:
 ECHO There is no recorded lore concerning faenor-bloom.
EXIT
FAENORMINING:
 ECHO There is no recorded mining information concerning faenor-bloom.
EXIT
FANGLORE:
GOTO RIFTLORE
FANGMINING:
GOTO RIFTMINING
FEYSTONELORE:
 ECHO Most jewelers will not facet a feystone because of the great difficulty involved in doing so. It is safe to reshape the outermost layer and the vaalin-flecked layer, but even the lightest scratch along the reflective layer will cause the feystone to be ruined, for its glow will die and the rest of the stone will turn opaque grey.
 ECHO
 ECHO Because of the fragility of the stone, feystone is most often worn in earrings, pendants, ferronierres, or other protected pieces of jewelry; rings, bracelets, and anklets rarely last intact beyond a month or so. This led to a rather odd insult in Ta'Vaalor; if a Vaalorian says "That man would put feystone on his armor" or "That man would put feystone on his shield," then it means that the person in question is a fool with little to no combat experience.
 ECHO
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 GOTO FEYSTONELORE2
FEYSTONELORE2:
 ECHO Feystone produces odd, chaotic effects when mingled with spirit magics. As a result, few practitioners of such magic are willing to wear the jewel, not wishing to offend the greater or lesser spirits with a feystone-twisted spell. There are two exceptions, however: Wendwillow gnomes and worshippers of Zelia. Both appreciate feystone because they delight in the peculiar distortions that it causes. Aside from the spiritual distortions, feystone is inert to the three spheres of magic known to Elanthia.
FEYSTONEMINING:
 ECHO It is commonly known that feystones are created by the fey, a marvelously magical race living deep within Wyrdeep Forest. They leave their wooded home only rarely, but those who live closest to the Wyrdeep avoid feystone for fear of attracting fey attention. The man foolish enough to enter Wyrdeep and unlucky enough to encounter one of the fey may be blessed or cursed at a whim, helpless in a place where no magic save that of the fey works reliably and where time itself may be twisted to seal his fate. Those who venture in and avoid fey attention are sometimes lucky enough to find feystones lying upon the ground. Some call this the blessing of the fey upon a good soul, for those who enter from desperation instead of greed seem more likely to emerge again. Some others believe the fey bless none but their own and say that bad luck follows their stones.
 ECHO
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 GOTO FEYSTONEMINING2
FEYSTONEMINING2:
 ECHO Because most people avoid the Wyrdeep, it would seem as if feystone should be far more rare than it is, but there is another source. Feystone can often be found in the possession of orcs, trolls, and other bestial yet intelligent creatures that roam through the wilderness surrounding the elven city-states. Why this should be, not even the orcs or trolls can say -- even under torture, they shake their heads dumbly or say, “I found it on the ground.” Considering the vast amount of feystone recovered from such creatures, it seems as though there must be a hidden lode somewhere, but no research of this kind has ever borne fruit. Even to the scholars of Ta’Illistim, the surfeit of feystone so far from its only known source is a great mystery.
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FIRESTONELORE:
 ECHO Firestones are inert in the presence of flame -- even the greatest heat of the forge will not cause them to melt or deform. Unsurprisingly, firestones are aligned with the element of fire in magical workings. Both elven and human diviners say that firestone is only good for foreseeing disaster and catastrophe, and most shun its use.
 ECHO
 ECHO The Vylem gnomes treasure an artifact that they call Beh'Amant's Eye. The heart of the artifact is a firestone the size of an apple, which does indeed resemble a great eye due to the way that the black spots line up within its depths at reliable intervals as they move through the stone. Beh'Amant's Eye is mounted atop a black mithril stand forged in the shape of a coiled drake. It is known to be a sentient object and to grant its bonded owner the ability to summon and control fire elementals. Each time its current owner dies, a brief but bloody struggle ensues between the young Vylem queens for control of the Eye, and the winner earns the right to attempt to bond with the stone -- not a risk-free task in and of itself, for those who fail to bond with the stone are incinerated by its power. In the rare event that they discuss Beh'Amant's Eye, the Vylem always claim that the Eye was a gift from Eorgina, but Aledotter records state that the Aledotters traded Beh'Amant's Eye to the Vylem after borrowing it off the body of a dwarf who encountered an unfortunate accident.
FIRESTONEMINING:
 ECHO Firestones are found in active volcanoes that have attracted fire elemental activity. It is assumed that the fire elementals create them in some fashion, but the details are not known.
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GALENALORE:
GOTO ZULLORE
GALENAMINING:
GOTO ZULMINING
GARNETLORE:
 ECHO Garnet is elementally aligned with fire, spiritually aligned with religion, and mentally aligned with telepathy -- magically, it is quite a responsive stone. The strongest of the set is probably the religious alignment. Because it can increase the connection between clerics and their deities, it is often worn by priests, but common lore in the city of Elstreth holds that garnet is only worn by a cleric whose faith is failing.
 ECHO
 ECHO One specific hue of garnet, an intense, blood red color most often found in Icemule Trace, is associated with the spirit Arachne by her worshippers. Arachne gives tear-shaped pendants of blood red garnet to her most favored clerics, the worshippers say, and, inside the solid garnet, there is a living black spider, which will live as long as the cleric continues to please Arachne. If the cleric displeases Arachne, then the spider will escape its cage and slay the cleric with a single bite. Outside Arachne's faithful, few take this story as more than a tale to frighten children, but both open followers and secret followers of the spider goddess consequently regard blood red garnet with a certain awe.
 ECHO
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 GOTO GARNETLORE2
GARNETLORE2:
 ECHO Humans traditionally use garnet stones as conciliatory offerings to the Arkati of Lornon, although such offerings are not affiliated with any specific deity. Clerics build small sacrificial fires atop stone altars and offer the stones in the fire, calling out the name of the person who has incurred the Arkati's wrath and asking the Arkati to accept the stone in lieu of the person's life or possessions. The garnet is normally set into a small sculpture that represents the matter in question, or, for those who can afford the offering, the garnet itself is large enough to be engraved with the recognizable image. For example, if nightmares plagued a woman's child nightly, then a priest would offer a gilded garnet-inset sculpture of the child and ask Sheru to take the garnet in lieu of the babe. Offerings of this type are also sometimes made to powerful spirits such as Amasalen and Onar.
 ECHO
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 GOTO GARNETLORE3
GARNETLORE3:
 ECHO Human legend also holds that garnet jewelry will strengthen the heart and aid in decision-making. It is ill luck to lose a piece of garnet jewelry, however, as the person's confidence will be lost along with the garnet.
 ECHO
 ECHO Calling it the "dawn stone," elves often give orange spessartine garnets to one another to symbolically welcome new beginnings, such as alliances, apprenticeships, or the founding of an organization. Spessartine garnet jewelry is also a traditional gift for new mothers.
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GARNETMINING:
 ECHO There is no recorded information on garnet mining.
EXIT
GEODELORE:
 ECHO An oft-retold parable among followers of Voaris compares the mortal races to geodes -- the outside may be dull or repulsive, but a shimmering jewel waits within the heart. This story is recounted most often when attempting to reconcile two disapproving families to a love match between their offspring, and it traditionally ends, "Now, if your son's eye is so keen that he can see jewels where you see only dull rock...is it a lacking in his vision, or your own? Be sure in your answer, for your son's happiness and your own depend upon it." Geodes make poor jewelry, but many clerics of Voaris carry a geode around for the purpose of illustrating the story, and shrines consecrated to Voaris often bear one or more of the stones.
 ECHO
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 GOTO GEODELORE2
GEODELORE2:
 ECHO Geodes without air pockets are called “thunder eggs” along the coast of the Turamzzyrian Empire. Mined in parts of Torre, they are commonly carried by human sea captains, for throwing a thunder egg overboard will supposedly lessen the wrath of Charl. Regrettably, the origins of this custom have been lost in time.
 ECHO
 ECHO Magically, geodes are aligned with the elemental power of earth. Some mages who are particularly well-attuned to the earth have the ability to find geodes without splitting the stones open. Meditating upon unbroken stones, they can tell the heart of a geode from the heart of a regular rock.
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GEODEMINING:
 ECHO Geodes can be mined in many parts of Elanith, but have little value except as curiosities. Due to availability and local custom, Torre exports a particularly great number of geodes.
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GLIMAERSTONELORE:
 ECHO In the last hundred years, fashionable ladies among the Illistim elves have taken to wearing medallions made of glimaerstone and vaalin at dances, teas, and other society events. These medallions are crafted in mosaic patterns with delicate lines of vaalin connecting the tiny triangles of glimaerstone, and the effect is rather like a stained-glass window. The most common image is a peacock spreading its tail, but other common images include a pansy blossom, the silhouette of Ta'Illistim, and an arrangement of five stars. Recently, dragonfly images have become particularly popular as Ta'Illistim embraces the arrival of the Aelotoi.
 ECHO
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GLIMAERSTONELORE2:
 ECHO Although Winedotter gnomes are not noted for their jewelcraft, one Winedotter family living beneath Ta'Nalfein discovered a technique for enhancing the light of a glimaerstone. The source of these specially treated glimaerstones is not extensively known, and most outside Ta'Nalfein believe them to be elven work. This technique somehow quenches the natural glow within a glimaerstone and replaces it with a remarkable ability to absorb and multiply light. At their brightest degree, such "treated" glimaerstones will leave afterimages in the vision of those who look at them for too long. Regrettably, most of the family died in 5102 in a tragic accident involving an overturned candle and a remarkable quantity of excellent brandy, leaving only the eldest daughter alive. More regrettably still, this eldest daughter (commonly nicknamed Truthie) is apparently quite mad and utterly unwilling to take on an apprentice. Knowledgeable jewelers have been storing away treated glimaerstones in anticipation of the day when the source dries up.
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GLIMAERSTONELORE3:
 ECHO Glimaerstone is strongly aligned with magics of the mind. Although these arts have historically been practiced only in a lesser form among the elves, elven bards and empaths treasure glimaerstones for enhancing their arts. In recent years, Erithian traders have negotiated for large quantities of glimaerstone to be exported to their homeland, where their savants can make full use of its power.
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GLIMAERSTONEMINING:
 ECHO Glimaerstone is mined in a few remote sections of the rocky regions west of Ta'Illistim, just before the true foothills of the DragonSpine begin.
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HAONLORE:
 ECHO There is no recorded lore concerning petrified haon.
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HAONMINING:
 ECHO There is no recorded information on petrified haon mining.
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HELIODORLORE:
 ECHO Properly enchanted heliodor can be used both to augment elemental spells related to air and spiritual spells related to summoning. Its true glory shines in the use of sorcerous spells, however, where it serves both as a catalyst in demonic arts and as an instrument of control in necromantic activity. Regrettably, however, most of these uses result in the destruction of the gem.
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HELIODORLORE2:
 ECHO Ironically, House Faendryl selected the heliodor as its royal jewel thousands of years before their discovery of sorcery and their experimentation with demon summoning. Thirty thousand years ago, when the first heraldic designs were being established, a magnificent sculpture carved from a single piece of heliodor stood in the center of the city of Ta'Faendryl. It depicted Geniselle Anaya Faendryl, the first Matriarch of Ta'Faendryl, kneeling before her son, Yshryth Silvius Faendryl, as he accepted the crown of Ta'Faendryl from her hands. It had been magically enchanted to control the weather around the city of Ta'Faendryl, ensuring that storms were scheduled and never threatened the city. Because of this marvelous feat of Faendryl magic, the Faendryl chose the heliodor as their royal jewel. (Oddly, the heliodor is depicted as orange in elven crests, although the gem is actually yellow -- this is to distinguish it from the yellow topaz of House Ardenai.) As well as granting the right to bear a heliodor stone in a crest, the royal representatives of House Faendryl presented intricately enchanted heliodors to those who pleased them most, often leaving the exact workings of the artifact as a pleasant surprise to the recipient rather than revealing it at the time.
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HELIODORLORE3:
 ECHO Since the downfall of House Faendryl, many Faendryl shun the use of heliodor jewelry, as heliodor stones cannot be found in New Ta'Faendryl, and the Faendryl consider it shameful to import heliodor from the elves. Still, most families retain an artifact or two from before the Faendryl left Rhoska-Tor, and many of these artifacts are becoming cherished heirlooms as they pass from father to son.
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 ECHO Because the spirit Amasalen was once a mortal Faendryl man, his followers often wear amulets made of helidor. To show their devotion, these followers engage in frenzied bloodletting rites that involve pouring the blood of sacrificial victims over the amulets as they invoke Amasalen's favor.
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HELIODORMINING:
 ECHO The highest quality of heliodor is mined in the area surrounding the Lake of Shadowed Sorrows. Excellent deposits once existed near Old Ta'Faendryl, but they have become inaccessible due to the danger surrounding the ruined city. Heliodor can also be located near Ta'Loenthra and Ta'Vaalor, but it has never been located to the west of the DragonSpine mountains.
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HYACINTHLORE:
 ECHO There is no recorded lore concerning hyacinths.
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HYACINTHMINING:
 ECHO There is no recorded information on hyacinth mining.
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IVORYLORE:
 ECHO There is no recorded lore concerning ivory.
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IVORYMINING:
 ECHO There is no recorded information concerning sources of ivory.
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JACINTHLORE:
 ECHO There is no recorded lore concerning jacinths.
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JACINTHMINING:
 ECHO There is no recorded information on jacinth mining.
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JADELORE:
 ECHO Jade serves as an excellent conduit for invoking the blessings of various spirits, particularly when worn as an amulet. However, if jade is overexposed to elemental magics, it may become discolored, as its natural affinity for spiritual magic conflicts with the elemental magic and the two combine to produce a sorcerous taint. (In moderation, jade assists in sorcerous magics as well, but an excess of elemental magic can destroy the stone.) Noting this odd property, the Erithi have developed a sophisticated technique for dying jade through careful exposure to elemental magic. Cracking open a piece of dyed Erithian jade reveals that the hue extends only the thickness of a fingernail into the stone, leaving the natural white jade beneath. Some jewelers are experimenting with cameos and bas-relief carvings that take advantage of the contrast between the dark, dyed portions and the pale hue within.
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JADELORE2:
 ECHO Elven tradition holds that amulets, medallions, and other jade ornaments are said to encourage calm and deep thought in their wearer even if they have not been enchanted. Talismans made of jade spheres enclosed in lattice-worked wood lockets are common gifts from parents to children in Ta'Ardenai.
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 ECHO When a courtship shifts from playful flirtation to a serious romance, a Paradis man will often signal the shift in his intentions by presenting the object of his affection with a talisman of snow white jade. The talisman is carved with an image that is either supposed to represent the woman or some aspect of the relationship between the pair. Iceblossoms, wolves, and pine trees are particularly popular images for these talismans.
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JADELORE3:
 ECHO The Wsalamir also place significance upon jade. When a Wsalamir woman weds, her husband will tie a leather thong about her left wrist to make a crude bracelet. If she bears a child, then, upon the child's naming day, she will untie the leather thong and add a green jade bead to it to represent the baby. The bead is engraved with the Saramar rune that is the first in the child's name. When the child reaches maturity, the mother will exchange the green jade bead for one of brown jade. If the child dies, she will wear a white jade bead instead of brown or green to represent the lost child's spirit.
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JADELORE4:
 ECHO In human lands, green jade is often associated with legends of the Arkati Ivas. Priests of Koar often tell stories of the horrors of Ivas's bedchamber in order to warn young men and women against the dangers of physical intimacy before marriage, or, after marriage, to warn them against infidelity. According to these stories, Ivas routinely walks among mortals to tempt them into licentious behavior, and she transforms the most favored of her conquests into statues of solid green jade. Completely aware, but completely unable to act, these undying statues witness every cruelty inflicted by the flesh-eating Arkati upon her less-favored conquests. As a result, many clerics of Ivas delight in jade, but it has sporadic popularity among other humans due to these legends.
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JADEMINING:
 ECHO Many fine jade deposits exist throughout Elanith, but the finest are found in the frozen north, particularly the region of Icemule Trace, the territory of the Mhoragian halflings, and the wastelands favored by the Wsalamir giantmen. There are also several noteworthy deposits upon the Erithian continent, where white jade is by far the most common of the varieties.
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JASPERLORE:
 ECHO Jasper is quite well-suited for channeling and redirecting elemental energy, as many wizards have discovered while experimenting with a certain commonly-used spell that creates temporary storage containers. Of its three common hues, yellow jasper is the most useful in elemental magics, red jasper is the second most useful, and black is the least useful, with the last of the three sometimes producing unreliable results. Alchemical recipes for the summoning and binding of various elementals will frequently include yellow jasper dust as a necessary component.
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JASPERLORE2:
 ECHO Jasper is also associated with thieves, and, while it is difficult to learn the complete truth of any matter involving the Rogues' Guild, there is one commonly-known explanation. The Grot'karesh giantmen do not shun sorcery, considering it one more weapon against Despana's return, and many skillful hexers can be found in the fortress city of Kilanirij. Because jasper is a cheap, ready available gem in the Southron Wastes of their home, many Grot'karesh travelers took to carrying a cursed piece of jasper in their pouches to fend off pickpockets. As many clerics of Tonis have close relationships with members of the Rogues' Guild, the clerics rapidly noticed this trend. One of these clerics communed to Tonis and asked for his aid, telling the Arkati, "Your hands are so fast that you can touch it and never draw forth the curse, but ours are only mortal!" The Arkati responded by changing a pile of the cursed jaspers so that they all were blessed with the ability to remove a curse, and the cleric spread the jaspers throughout the Rogues' Guild. Each piece of jasper had been marked with the sign of a pegasus, and the pegasus-carved jasper rapidly became a recognition sign for traveling thieves. Many clerics of Tonis also wear jasper in honor of this story.
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JASPERLORE3:
 ECHO The legend of the blessed jaspers has also worked its way into rogues' slang. Among rogues, someone who is a "yellow jasper" is a rogue who uses his skills for the benefit of the city and his fellow citizens, normally through picking locks and disarming traps rather than through pickpocketing, and he will not steal from someone unless provoked. A "red jasper" is a rogue who steals, but who will not steal from empaths, clerics of Lorminstra, other rogues, or those who aid him. A "black jasper" makes his living from pickpocketing, and such a rogue considers few targets off-limits, if any. Related slang includes "She has a jasper wedding ring" (meaning that someone is married to a rogue), "Not a jasper in his jewelry box" (meaning that the person is too snobbish to associate with rogues), and "Give him a piece of jasper" (which is one thief suggesting to another thief that someone would make a good pickpocketing target.)
JASPERMINING:
 ECHO Jasper can be mined worldwide.
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JETLORE:
 ECHO Some of the human desert tribes that inhabit the Sea of Fire consider jet a material that is sacred to the most evil of spirits, and members of these tribes will not speak with those who wear jet for fear that they are possessed by such spirits. Knowledgeable Hendoran traders whisper that this has something to do with the doom that befell the accursed Tehir city of Bir Mahallah. The Tehir themselves will not discuss the story with outsiders, and some react quite violently if it is mentioned.
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 ECHO Outside the Sea of Fire, traditional human lore holds that jet will aid people in hiding, sneaking about, and blending into the night. As a result, jet talismans are often favored by thieves, snipers, and others who require the cover of the shadows. Because of the gem's glossy shine, however, these talismans are usually worn inside clothing or otherwise concealed, because they will otherwise draw attention to the person who is trying to hide!
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JETLORE2:
 ECHO Current elven lore also relates jet to the art of concealment. In Ta'Nalfein, if a person wears a jet earcuff or a pair of jet earrings, it is a signal that someone practices undercover arts and is currently available for hire. Such pieces of jewelry are often enchanted with potent charms to assist in stealth, hiding, and eavesdropping. In any of the elven cities, particularly Ta'Nalfein, a gift of jet jewelry should be taken as a direct threat; symbolically, it means, "I know what you are trying to hide from me."
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 ECHO In contrast to their city cousins among the elves, the sylvans mistrust jet, and this is due in large part to its resemblance to amber. They consider amber to be a sacred stone, and they believe that jet is a cursed form of amber. More than one sylvan tale exists in which some poor innocent's soul is sucked away by wearing a piece of jet against the skin.
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JETLORE3:
 ECHO The sylvan belief most likely dates from the year -15,188, and some of the other beliefs may stem from that time as well. In that fateful year, Faendryl sorcerers lost control of their summoned creations and demons decimated the sylvan legions along with the armies of Despana. To distinguish the demon-summoners from the other Faendryl spellcasters, each of the Faendryl sorcerers wore a signet ring set with a gleaming jet stone. At the time, the logic went that jet was cheap, attractive, and could easily be marked with the crest of House Faendryl. Afterward, the memory of light gleaming off so many jet rings remained with the survivors as a mark of taint.
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JETLORE4:
 ECHO Despite the many negative associations of jet, it is also called “the sleeper’s friend,” for jet is the sacred stone of Ronan. Parents of many cultures will set a carved jet statue beside a child’s bedside and speak a prayer over the statue to keep nightmares away. These statues are traditionally unicorns or mounted knights, but any shape that the child finds comforting and reassuring is beneficial. Wearing a bracelet or anklet of jet can also aid with insomnia, perhaps due to the gem’s faint magical affinity for warding the mind against intrusion.To distinguish true jet from glass, jewelers place a sample of the jet in a candle flame. True jet produces white smoke and turns white about the edges, while glass bursts from the heat. If it is true jet, the residue upon its surface can be cleaned away with a damp cloth after it cools, and the gem will be undamaged by the test.
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JETMINING:
 ECHO Jet can be found along the eastern side of the DragonSpine, in various small deposits throughout the southern part of the Turamzzyrian Empire, and in limited areas in the Sea of Fire.
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LABRADORITELORE:
 ECHO Humans, particularly human peasants, believe that labradorite jewelry has many protective qualities, including saving its wearers from risk of death by falling and from lightning strikes. However, experimentation by various guilds suggests that its only true magical property lies with a slight ability to enhance spiritual spells of blessing.
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 ECHO The Sisters of the Hidden Eye, famed seers in Phannus, are known to use labradorite talismans when testing children for divinatory gifts. The children are ordered to look at the labradorite, concentrate on the colors, and picture themselves being filled with the same colors.
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LABRADORITELORE2:
 ECHO Bardic rumor holds that, no matter what disguise he has chosen, Tilamaire can be recognized because his eyes will shine in candlelight with colors just like those of labradorite. Clerics of Tilamaire and bards who hope to earn the spirit's favor often carry pieces of labradorite.
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 ECHO Labradorite is nicknamed "peacock stone" both for its remarkable ability to display flashing colors and because of the mines near Ta'Illistim. For a period of time, it was quite popular for citizens of Ta'Illistim to wear labradorite jewelry in situations where valuable jewelry would be too much at risk -- trials of combat, for example, or treks through the woods. However, this fashion has fallen into disfavor over the last hundred years.
LABRADORITEMINING:
 ECHO Labradorite can be found in the northern steppes, among the peaks of Kragsfell, near the elven city of Ta'Illistim, and in a variety of other places throughout Elanith.
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LAPISLAZULILORE:
 ECHO Lapis lazuli is a useful magical catalyst when attempting to work with opposing elemental forces, such as combining fire and ice or combining air and earth in a single spell.
 ECHO
 ECHO According to human tradition, wearing lapis lazuli will bring peace of mind and spirit. The stone-tenders in Aldora believe that lapis lazuli is also useful for easing fever and muscle pain, and suffering patients are often requested to wear lapis lazuli on both wrists, both ankles, and the forehead.
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LAPISLAZULILORE2:
 ECHO When crushed and added to appropriate substances, lapis lazuli creates the most intense blue pigment known to artists. This art was initially discovered by the elves, and the Loenthran elves have a story about how it was first discovered. The foundation of the story lies in an ancient painting that depicts the young Arkati Niima standing atop an ocean wave. The painting in question is unsigned, but Loenthran records state that it was created by Shirvande Loenthra, the youngest daughter of Callisto Loenthra and also a marvelous artist. Supposedly, Shirvande had seen Niima as she walked along the shore one sunlit day, and she became obsessed with the idea of capturing the moment in painting, but she grew dismayed and saddened because she lacked an adequate blue pigment for the brilliance of the sun-streaked water. After two years of work, she went to destroy her canvas, but Jastev suddenly appeared before her and asked her to spare the painting. When Shirvande did as Jastev asked, Jastev showed her how to crush lapis lazuli in order to make a blue paint unlike any other, and she finished the painting with the beautiful blue paint.
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LAPISLAZULILORE3:
 ECHO Lapis is also associated with the Huntress. Legend holds that the Huntress was once the bodyguard of a great king, but that the queen, jealous of her beauty, betrayed her and sought to have Arachne slay her. Supposedly, the token of favor that drove the queen over the edge was a teardrop lapis amulet, given to the Huntress by the king's own hands as he praised the Huntress for her beauty and her loyalty. Worshippers of the Huntress have been known to receive amulets in this style when they have truly pleased their goddess. Such amulets are called "the Huntress's tears," but the name is linked to a parable-- it is said that the Huntress wept only once in all her mortal years, and that time only when the king reviled her as a betrayer. The spirit's tears are stone because her heart is so hardened by discipline that she would never weep.
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MALACHITELORE:
 ECHO Magically, malachite is a fairly neutral stone that is not particularly useful in arcane endeavors. However, old elven lore attributes the special property of inducing peace to malachite. Supposedly, wearing malachite will encourage others to feel forgiving and calm toward the wearer. This may help explain why malachite is easily the most popular jewelry stone among the Nalfein, as the Nalfein are noted for the delicate intricacies of their political maneuvering.
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 ECHO Crushed malachite, like crushed lapis lazuli, can be used to create paint of exceptional quality. Although the colors of House Nalfein are listed as black and jade green in traditional elven heraldry, the true shade of green involved is malachite green, for malachite pigment is used universally by those who can afford it when painting crests. Also, by the rules of tradition and beauty, an official portrait of a Nalfein noble will always include a bit of malachite paint somewhere in its design.
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MALACHITELORE2:
 ECHO The desert tribes living in the Sea of Fire value malachite as a sacred stone. Both men and women often have intricate, complex tattoos, and the shamans can be distinguished because their tattoos are the intense green of malachite. Those who are not shamans will not wear malachite tattoos for fear of being driven mad by the spirits of the desert. Under special circumstances, such as weddings, funerals, and the first strike of a war, the shamans will also paint intricate, mask-like designs over their faces with malachite powder. If a desert-dweller gives anything made of malachite to someone not of the desert, it is a sign of uncommon respect, but most desert people will react in a strong, hostile fashion if they see non-Tehir in possession of the stone.
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 ECHO Followers of Gosaena also hold malachite sacred, though if asked for the source of the tradition, few are willing to reply. Goseana is known for her silence, and her followers are not willing to risk her wrath. Whatever it might be, it seems to be related to the Gosaenan cult in Ta'Illistim.
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MALACHITEMINING:
 ECHO There is no recorded information on malachite mining.
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MAORALLORE:
 ECHO There is no recorded lore concerning petrified maoral.
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MAORALMINING:
 ECHO There is no recorded information on petrified maoral mining.
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MARBLELORE:
 ECHO There is no recorded lore concerning marble.
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MARBLEMINING:
 ECHO There is no recorded mining information concerning marble.
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MERMAIDSTEARSAPPHIRELORE:
 ECHO Mermaid's-tear sapphires are aligned with the elemental force of water, and it is also said that they are quite efficacious in summoning and commanding various spirits.
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 ECHO Despite being the consummate jewelsmiths of Elanthia, the Greetok and Oltregek dwarves shun the use of mermaid's-tear sapphires, and most of the other dwarves follow suit -- the dwarves hold that mermaid's-tear sapphires are too magical to be "real" gems, and they feel that a gem that cannot be found in the earth is neither worth wearing nor using.
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MERMAIDSTEARSAPPHIRELORE2:
 ECHO Stone-tenders say that mermaid's-tear sapphires can be used to help overcome the effects of breathing water, but they also say that doing so may bind the patient's will to the water, encouraging the patient into future danger.
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 ECHO Human diviners say that mermaid's-tear sapphires can be used to foretell Charl's moods. Merchants traveling by sea from the port of Idolone often seek the services of diviners who use mermaid's-tear sapphires to foretell storms.
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MERMAIDSTEARSAPPHIRELORE3:
 ECHO The gift of a mermaid's-tear sapphire is usually symbolic of some sort of grief, but whether it is a private grief or a call for action depends on the context and the person.
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 ECHO One human legend heard from time to time claims that a mermaid can be enslaved by placing a necklace of her own tears bound in mithril about her throat. Since mermaids are among the rarest and most elusive creatures in Elanthia, however, it is hard to believe that anyone has ever tested this claim.
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MERMAIDSTEARSAPPHIREMINING:
 ECHO All mermaid's-tear sapphires come from the sea, washing up with a straying wave to lie sparkling on the sand or occasionally turning up in the gullet of a fish. A legend spanning human port cultures holds that each is created when a mermaid weeps truly in grief.
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MICALORE:
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MICAMINING:
GOTO ZULMINING
MITHRILBLOOMLORE:
 ECHO There is no recorded lore concerning mithril-bloom.
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MITHRILBLOOMMINING:
 ECHO There is no recorded mining information concerning mithril-bloom.
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MODWIRLORE:
 ECHO There is no recorded lore concerning petrified maoral.
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MODWIRMINING:
 ECHO There is no recorded information on petrified maoral mining.
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MOONSTONELORE:
 ECHO Moonstone is quite responsive to spiritual magics. It is particularly useful when summoning spirits, as many spirits find it interesting and alluring, but it does not assist the summoner in maintaining control over what has been conjured.
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 ECHO The diviners who live in the human city of Phannus say that moonstones will always reveal what is hidden, including secrets, hidden emotions, hidden patterns, and the solutions to riddles. They say, however, that moonstones reveal too much -- that there are things that no mortal can face, and that divining on moonstone will draw you closer and closer to those hidden, terrible truths.
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 ECHO Common lore in Dragach holds that, if you speak the name of your beloved three times and put a moonstone in your mouth at midnight, the heart of your beloved will be drawn unstoppably toward you. Many old wives' tales are told of foolish young women who use this charm and suffer terribly as a result.
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MOONSTONELORE2:
 ECHO The stone-tenders of Aldora say that proper application of moonstone will draw a person from a coma, but they also say that it is usually better to let the mind heal at its own pace.
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 ECHO Elven lore holds moonstone to be special to the Arkati Zelia. When particularly pleased with the currents of madness in a chosen mortal's mind, Zelia may present the mortal with an ornate piece of moonstone jewelry that is cursed (or blessed) to draw the mortal deeper into madness. All of the mortals touched in this fashion seem quite proud and protective of their prizes, though they are often also incoherent and incapable of caring for themselves.
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 ECHO Halflings do not associate moonstone with Zelia. To them, moonstone is "the stone of watchmen," and night sentries sometimes carry a piece of moonstone to help them ward off sleep.
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MOONSTONEMINING:
 ECHO Different varieties of moonstone can be found throughout Elanith, but Dragach, Ta'Nalfein, and Teras Isle are the most noteworthy sources.
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MORGANITELORE:
 ECHO Morganite is aligned with the elemental forces of air. As a result, in regions where windstorms and tornadoes are common, the residents will sometimes offer morganite in small shrines distant to homes and towns in order to placate angry air elementals.
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 ECHO At the feet of the DragonSpine, some of the scattered villages honor Celiel, a Great Air Elemental, with the respect that others would give to an Arkati. Priests of Celiel wear a small, faceted morganite disk on a silver chain to represent their calling.
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MORGANITELORE2:
 ECHO Seers say that morganite can be used to discern harm or threat to children. In Mestanir, even some parents who do not claim divinatory talents will wear a morganite pendant until their child is fully grown. Tales circulate routinely about parents who were warned by a strange sparkle from the stone in time to rescue their child from danger.
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 ECHO Custom in the human barony of Oire associates morganite with the goddess Oleani. Despite the simple nature of the region, there is a large and marvelously ornate temple to Oleani in the capital city of New Myssar, and its centerpiece is a low altar carved from a single piece of glimmering morganite. According to clerical records, the altar appeared one night in the middle of a very simple shrine, and the temple grew to its current grandeur to honor the miracle.
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MORGANITEMINING:
 ECHO There is no recorded information on morganite mining.
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MOTHEROFPEARLLORE:
 ECHO There is no recorded lore concerning mother-of-pearl.
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MOTHEROFPEARLMINING:
 ECHO There is no recorded information on sources of mother-of-pearl.
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OBSIDIANLORE:
 ECHO Obsidian is aligned with the elemental energies of fire.
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 ECHO One ancient elven legend relates obsidian to Onar, patron of assassins. According to this legend, after Fash'lo'nae first brought fire to the mortal races, there was a stir of powerful anger, for both the Great Drakes and the majority of the Arkati agreed that the mortal races should not have fire. The force of this divine anger created a vessel by which the desire for revenge could be executed -- Onar, a powerful spirit, who knew nothing of anger and everything of death. Onar possessed the first man ever to build fire and used his talented hands to knap an obsidian blade. This blade was the first weapon ever possessed by a mortal. Night after night, controlled by Onar, the man went into the darkness and killed his cohorts, causing them to believe that this marvelous new tool, fire, was cursed and would bring the mysterious open-throated death to those who used it. One night, however, the man was observed in his actions by a mortal woman, and she saw the obsidian blade that he used. The woman figured out how to create a similar blade, and then, when the man attacked her, she found that she could create the open-throated death just as well as he could. Brought by Onar, murder had become a tool of mortals, and mortals never forgot how to kill.
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OBSIDIANLORE2:
 ECHO Obsidian also holds special significant to the Dhe'nar. Legend holds that, twenty-five thousand years ago, false priests gathered the Dhe'nar of Sharath and announced that the Arkati would grant a special blessing to them. Because the Dhe'nar had forgotten the true way, a mountain rose out of the earth instead, and fire rained down from the Great Mountain to destroy the city of Sharath, killing almost ninety percent of the Dhe'nar. When the cataclysm ended, the surviving Dhe'nar found that the surrounding forest had been transformed into ash, and they saw that the flanks of the Great Mountain glittered black with a thick layer of obsidian. From that day forth, the Dhe'nar have treated obsidian with reverence, and many carry or wear a piece of obsidian as a reminder not to stray from the true path.
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OBSIDIANMINING:
 ECHO Obsidian can be found near any active volcano and at the death sites of many inactive ones.
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ONYXLORE:
 ECHO When dyed pure black, onyx is particularly favored in the city of Ta'Nalfein. Many Nalfein women wear the symbol of House Nalfein depicted in onyx and malachite inlay upon a hairclip.
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 ECHO Undyed onyx is popularly associated with the goddess Lorminstra. Followers of Lorminstra often wear onyx cameos that depict the face of the goddess, the Ebon Gates, a key, or a single snowflake, using the black and white bands to their best advantage in the bas-relief carvings. It is also associated with the greater spirit Voln, and those who wear onyx to honor Voln usually wear a cameo akin to those of Lorminstra's followers, but the cameo bears Voln's white shield instead of one of the Lorminstran images.
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ONYXLORE2:
 ECHO Human legend holds that, if a peasant's husband has died while traveling, she may awaken to find a rose blossom carved from pure black onyx on the pillow beside her. These onyx roses are a gift from the spirit Laethe, intended both to express his sorrow at the widow's loss and to give her something she may sell to sustain herself and her family through the time of their grief.
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 ECHO Magically, onyx is associated with spiritual magics, particularly those of blessing.
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ONYXMINING:
 ECHO There is no recorded mining information on onyx.
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OPALLORE:
 ECHO Opal, even fire opal, is strongly aligned with the element of water. Particularly sensitive wizards and skillful alchemists claim that proper opal actually contains a great deal of water in its substance -- perhaps even as much as a tenth of its body! Others dismiss this claim as obvious folly.
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 ECHO In addition to its elemental alignment, opal has power to enhance spells of a religious nature. Opal is a truly remarkable stone, and, as such, it is unsurprising that it is seen as sacred to multiple deities by their followers. On the Turamzzyrian coast, particularly in Allace and Torre, white opal is said to be Niima's chosen jewel because tiny, pale rainbows akin to the rainbows of a white opal can be seen in the flashing spray of a breaking wave crest.
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OPALLORE2:
 ECHO Black opal is favored both by followers of Lumnis and followers of Fash'lo'nae. Followers of Lumnis say that the vibrant, intense hues of black opal resemble the brilliant feathers of a parrot, and they point out the elven legend claiming that Lumnis brought color to the roses of the world. If roses, why not opals? Followers of Fash'lo'nae, in turn, say that white opal, with its weaker, less entrancing colors, should be bestowed upon Lumnis, because Lumnis seeks to obscure truths that will do more harm than good, and that black opal truly belongs to Fash'lo'nae because Fash'lo'nae seeks knowledge for its own sake.
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OPALLORE3:
 ECHO In the human duchy of Aldora, where the traditional art of stone-tending is practiced, healers will often use fire opal to treat skin diseases and white opal to treat blindness. They warn against wearing opal jewelry or gazing over-long into opals because they say that opals can diffuse the mind and invite madness. Their opinions have not yet affected Imperial fashion, as opals complimented by seed pearls are very much in vogue in Tamzyrr as of late.
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 ECHO The silent, reclusive Wsalamir giantmen attach significance to frost opal, though they do not tie it to any of the Arkati. They believe that a piece of frost opal forms whenever a wendigo is born. If they are forced to travel, shamans of the Wsalamir often carry pieces of frost opal about with them in order to instill themselves with the strength of their icy homeland. For a Wsalamir to say that a non-Wsalamir has "frost opal eyes" is one of the highest compliments possible -- it means that the Wsalamir accepts the other person with the same trust given to a clan mate despite the person's differences of birth.
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OPALMINING:
 ECHO Various types of opal can be found across the continent of Elanith. Black and white opal are mined along the western edge of the Turamzzyrian Empire, particularly in Krinklehorn and Kragsfell. Fire opal and dragonfire opal are both volcanic in origin, and significant quantities of both have been uncovered on Teras Isle as well as in the Southron Wastes. Frost opal can be found in natural outcroppings north of Icemule Trace. Moonglae opal can be found in the elven territories to the east of Elanith, particularly near Ta'Nalfein.
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ORBLORE:
GOTO RIFTLORE
ORBMINING:
GOTO RIFTMINING
FIREMOTEORBLORE:
GOTO RIFTLORE
FIREMOTEORBMINING:
GOTO RIFTMINING
SHADOWGLASSORBLORE:
GOTO RIFTLORE
SHADOWGLASSORBMINING:
GOTO RIFTMINING
PEARLLORE:
 ECHO Pearls are strongly aligned with the element of water, enabling elemental mages to cast powerful water spells even in the heart of the desert. They are also affiliated with religious lore, as meditation upon a pearl will assist clerics in perceiving the influences of various Arkati. Pearls are also quite effective in dispelling evil enchantments or fashioning wards against sorcery.
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PEARLLORE2:
 ECHO On Kezmon Isle, clerics of Niima taught their flock that every pearl holds one of Niima's tears at its heart. When Niima's divine mother died, according to Kezmonian legend, Niima wept for a thousand years, and oysters caught her tears and preserved them in nacre. At the end of her time of weeping, she set aside her grief forever, becoming the sunny, joyous goddess to whom sailors pray. According to the same legend, her father never wept for the death of his love, and that is the reason for Charl's dark temper and the storms that sweep over the sea. Since the disappearance of Kezmon, human scholars have relegated this legend to the realm of pretty stories rather than according it the respect of true religious lore.
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PEARLLORE3:
 ECHO Pearls are undoubtedly the most popular gem in the southwest part of the Turamzzyrian Empire. In the garb of human nobility, pearls serve equally as jewelry and trim. Along the coast near Tamzyrr, even the poorest fisherwoman normally has a pearl earring squirreled away for the highest of occasions.
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PEARLLORE4:
 ECHO Human poets often refer to pearls as "the gem of knights" because ancient legends claim that a pure white pearl will not abide a dishonorable wearer. As a result, black pearls are rarely worn in the Turamzzyrian Empire. Few modern nobles truly believe in the ancient superstition, but it still suggests that the wearer's honor is tarnished. The comparison with the royal black pearls used in elven heraldry by House Nalfein is inevitable and damaging to relations between elves and humans. During the retreat of the Turamzzyrian forces at the end of the Second Elven War, songsmiths and minstrels made much of the black pearls worn by their Nalfein opponents, claiming that they had only been defeated due to elven treachery -- "Look, the pearl tells the tale!"
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PEARLMINING:
 ECHO Pearls come from oysters, which are ocean-dwelling bivalve mollusks. Pearl divers ply their trade off both coasts of Elanith.
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PERIDOTLORE:
 ECHO Volcanic peridot is magically aligned with the elements of fire and earth, while meteoric peridot is magically aligned with the elements of fire and air. As a result, magically trained jewelers are able to tell the difference between the two physically-similar stones. When volcanic peridot is exposed to elemental energies of air, or when meteoric peridot is exposed to elemental energies of earth, then the peridot will turn a pale blue color. Exposing either type of peridot to spiritual energies will give it a peculiar pink hue. For centuries, these pink stones were considered tainted, useless, and decidedly peculiar-looking, but recent research on the Demonwall has shown that they may have certain properties that assist in resisting sorcerous assault. As a result, their value has risen in the last decade to match that of the other types of peridot.
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PERIDOTLORE2:
 ECHO For many thousands of years, there have been no active volcanoes in elven lands, and, before new trade routes opened across the DragonSpine in 5102, meteoric peridot was more common on the east side of Elanith than volcanic peridot. This may explain why the elves sometimes refer to peridot as "evening emerald" -- a falling star in the evening might mean that another piece of peridot was falling to the ground. Others say that it is because of the peculiar way that light falls through peridot. If an emerald and a peridot are placed side by side, and a shade is slowly drawn over a lantern, the peridot will appear brightly hued and sparkle in the remaining light much longer than the emerald's fire and hue will endure.
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PERIDOTLORE3:
 ECHO Dwarves are not generally a superstitious people, but they treat peridot with great respect. For centuries, beloved tradition among the Egrentek clan held that carrying a piece of peridot would protect against mine disasters, and no Egrentek dwarf would go into the mines without a piece of peridot any more than he would go into the mines without his pickaxe -- and, indeed, other clans of dwarves mused that the Egrentek seemed particularly blessed in safety beneath the earth. Among the Egrentek, a peridot stone was a traditional gift from a parent to a child upon the occasion of the child's first mining trip. When Baron Hochstib destroyed part of a mine of Talador, however, hundreds of miner dwarves were trapped and killed in the collapse, and the supposed charm of the peridot stone was dismissed in the dwarven grief. Today, a dwarf who carries or wears a peridot stone normally does so because the stones are talismans to remember the dead dwarves of Talador. These dwarves are often suspicious of human intentions and hostile toward non-dwarves.
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PERIDOTMINING:
 ECHO Peridot is most often found near active volcanoes, such as those of Teras Isle. However, peridot sometimes falls from the sky in meteors, just like veil iron -- sometimes in the same meteor!
PYRITELORE:
 ECHO Among the dwarves, pyrite is nicknamed "gnome gold," and, among the gnomes, pyrite is nicknamed "dwarf gold." The origin of this peculiar twinning has something to do with an incident between an Aledotter gnome and a Mithrenek dwarf, but the gnomes and the dwarves tell the story differently, each group casting it to put their own people in the best possible light. Interestingly, due to the twinned stories, both Aledotter gnomes and Mithrenek dwarves both now consider a gift of pyrite to be an appropriate gift to someone who plays a particularly good practical joke on someone else. Clerics of Cholen suggest that both stories are true and that their chosen Arkati had something to do with the matter.
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 ECHO Pyrite possesses a magical affinity for the element of earth, but its affinity is so faint that few people beyond their apprenticeships bother to use it.
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PYRITEMINING:
 ECHO Pyrite's various forms can be found worldwide.
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QUARTZLORE:
 ECHO According to sylvan lore, blue quartz is found at the top of the sky, and it is a sacred stone to the greater spirit Jaston. After his death in the Ur-Daemon War, Jaston was returned to life by the permission of Lorminstra and the will of Imaera, and Imaera had given six marvelous white-feathered wings to him. Imaera charged him to be the patron of birds and the caretaker of the Four Winds, but, before he took on these duties, the Arkati permitted him to go and speak with his people, who were awed by the wondrous transformation. Seeing his wings, a sylvan child asked him what lay at the top of the sky, and the spirit promised to find out. He flew so high that they could not see him, and he did not return for six days. When he came back, he bore a piece of quartz in his hand that was just as blue as the sky, and he gave it to the child, telling her, "This is at the top of the sky." Seeing the stone's beauty, other children asked for similar pieces of quartz, and, the sylvans say, Jaston has never forgotten them -- from time to time, he will go to the top of the sky and bring back more blue quartz, scattering it through the world for children's delight.
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QUARTZLORE2:
 ECHO Halflings of the Shirelands enjoy scaring each other around a late-night fire with a story about a carved carnelian dragon that came to life and ate livestock. As a general rule, however, halflings consider carnelian quartz to be an ill-luck stone and prefer not to wear it. In particular, the Paradis seem to draw some association between carnelian and demon-summoning, although the Faendryl have never found any such connection (to the annoyance of many experimenters) and dismiss the matter as foolish superstition.
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 ECHO Halflings also attribute a number of powers to rose quartz, but these are beneficial rather than malicious. Supposedly, carrying a rose quartz crystal or wearing a rose quartz amulet engraved with a wildflower will bring you true love, and giving a piece of rose quartz jewelry to someone that you love will place them under Oleani's protection so long as the person wears it. Human stone-tenders also attribute benign power to rose quartz; they use it to restore lost blood, to lessen bruising, and to mend cuts and scratches.
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QUARTZLORE3:
 ECHO Citrine quartz is sometimes called "Grandfather's stone" or, alternately, "folly's stone." This dates to a young Illistim alchemist's discovery that, when sufficiently heated, amethyst will transform into citrine. In usefulness, this was considered to be a feat akin to transforming gold into lead, as amethyst is deemed more valuable and attractive than citrine. The young alchemist held the knowledge-hungry Fash'lo'nae as his patron, but he was studying with a master who preferred the ways of the wise Arkati Lumnis. According to the story, when the master alchemist came by to see the apprentice's progress, he stared at the chunk of citrine and slowly said, "My student, just because you _can_ does not mean that you _should_." Disgusted by his master's rejection of his discovery, the student determined to find three useful things about citrine, which he did. First, he discovered that citrine, being attuned to the element of fire, is particularly useful for holding a warming enchantment that will fend off the cold of Whistler's Pass. Second, he discovered that citrine may be used to divine destructive impulses in others. Third, although his master was unimpressed, the apprentice discovered that humans are quite superstitious about eye-cut citrines. Possessing a distinct sadistic streak, he was quite pleased about the stories of the "man with an eye of yellow fire" that followed his travels in human lands. In Phannus, where divination is practiced with the greatest skill in the Turamzzyrian Empire, cat's-eye quartz is said to divine malice and danger. If worn by someone with the proper sensitivity, it will grow cold and tingle when in the presence of an enemy. Rangers and worshippers of Andelas who hail from Seareach are particularly prone to carrying the jewel.
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QUARTZLORE4:
 ECHO Smoky quartz is favored by the Grishnkel Wolf Clan, and many of these giantmen will wear small wolf talismans carved from smoky quartz in addition to their traditional glaes armbands. Smoky quartz is said to help people blend into the shadows and to avoid detection. It is nicknamed the "stone of spies" in the Turamzzyrian Empire. Diviners say that smoky quartz will assist in revealing the presence of deception, but not its nature.
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QUARTZLORE5:
 ECHO The Wendwillow gnomes know a peculiar story regarding leopard quartz. According to the story, there once was a leopard that was delighted to see another leopard when he looked in a puddle. He wanted to play with the other leopard, but, when he pawed at the pool, the other leopard ran away. The leopard was very disappointed, and he searched all over the world to find his leopard friend. Again and again, the first leopard found the second leopard in puddles and pools, but the other leopard always ran away when the first leopard tried to play. One day, however, the first leopard came to a place where the dwarves had been mining quartz, and he saw the second leopard in the polished surface of a quartz vein. The leopard ran over to greet his friend, and, instead of colliding with the rock, he passed straight into the quartz. This turned the quartz all spotty. Somewhere inside any piece of leopard quartz, the two leopards are still playing together. Like most Wendwillow stories, it does not have a reliable moral, but the gnomes who retell it always seem pleased with the conclusion.
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QUARTZMINING:
 ECHO Various types of quartz are located all across Elanith.
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RHODOCROSITELORE:
 ECHO Magically, rhodocrosite assists both in spells related to the element of water and in spells related to summoning spirits. As the stone can encompass both without damage, it did not take long for the Faendryl to begin using it in sorcerous arts, where the benefit it provides is minor but noticeable.
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 ECHO Rhodochrosite is associated with the spirit Laethe. It is said to have healing properties that assist in overcoming grief and other emotional trauma. The stone-healers of Aldora administer rhodochrosite to their patients in order to lessen physical pain.
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RHODOCROSITELORE2:
 ECHO Many followers of Mularos actively avoid wearing rhodochrosite because they believe that it will lessen the connection between themselves and their chosen deity. Human belief holds that Mularos's control over a person will be severed if that person holds a piece of rhodochrosite in each hand and says, "I solemnly and sacredly swear that I reject Mularos and all his ways" while standing on the holy ground of one of the Liabo Arkati. When cults of Mularos are discovered in the Turamzzyrian Empire, this ritual is commonly forced upon the followers.
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RHODOCROSITEMINING:
 ECHO Rhodochrosite can be mined all over Elanith, but one of the best mines lies deep in the Gattrof mountains within the Duchy of Aldora.
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RIFTLORE:
 ECHO There is no recorded lore concerning Rift gems at this time.
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RIFTMINING:
 ECHO There is no recorded mining information concerning Rift gems at this time.
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RIFTSHARDLORE:
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RIFTSHARDMINING:
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RIFTSTONELORE:
GOTO RIFTLORE
RIFTSTONEMINING:
GOTO RIFTMINING
ROCKCRYSTALLORE:
 ECHO Rock crystal is good for dispelling illusions, and, when properly enchanted, it can detect the flows of mana in a fashion akin to the natural properties of blazestar. It is attuned very strongly to the magics of divination. Followers of Jastev often use a perfect sphere of rock crystal when divining, and a ball of rock crystal is Jastev's traditional symbol.
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 ECHO Rock crystal is considered a very potent tool in the ancient stone-tending healing techniques of Aldora, particularly in the intact crystals. It is said to be good for clearing an addled mind, removing diseases from the blood, and protecting against poisons.
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ROCKCRYSTALLORE2:
 ECHO When going hunting, many Basingstoke gnomes wear a talisman around their necks that is made from a perfect rock crystal wrapped in the skin of the beast being hunted and secured with a leather thong. These talismans are said to protect the hunter from accidents such as the snapping of a snare or the error of a bear to follow a deadfall route correctly. In order to keep the talismans functioning properly, the Basingstoke apply the freshly spilled blood of their prey to the protective crystals on a monthly basis.
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 ECHO The Rosengift gnomes also use rock crystal in a variety of ways, but the Basingstoke gnomes would disapprove of most of their techniques. When Rosengift gardeners train bushes and trees to grow in new forms, much of the craft involves imbedding toxin-laden shards of rock crystal into branches or roots. Also, Rosengift alchemists often use mortars and pestles of rock crystal, as the clear hue of the stone assists in ensuring that implements are properly cleansed before their next use. Finally, the gnomes of this bloodline delight in altering their bodies with eyebrow, nose, or lip piercings as well as tattoos, and carved pieces of crystal are often used to accent these decorations.
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ROCKCRYSTALMINING:
 ECHO Rock crystal can be mined all over Elanthia.
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RUBYLORE:
 ECHO With their beautiful fire and sanguine hue, rubies have attracted wary interest from many groups. Ancient elven legend holds that rubies are not true gems at all, but spilled drops of Arkati blood from the Ur-Daemon War (although most elves have dismissed this as mere fantasy in the current age.)
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 ECHO Magically, rubies are most strongly associated with the element of earth. To a lesser extent, they are aligned with spells related to telepathy. Empaths concerned with causing unnecessary pain to their patients or determining the exact nature of a complicated injury will often utilize ruby talismans in the effort.
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RUBYLORE2:
 ECHO The stone-tenders of Aldora use ruby to try to drive poisons from the body, saying that the stone is strongly affiliated with blood and can therefore cleanse the blood of toxin. Aging and superstitious humans often seek to wear a piece of ruby to strengthen their hearts.
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 ECHO Rubies hold special significance to the Vylem bloodline of gnomes. The Vylem say that, if you carve a ruby into the symbol of one of the Arkati and apply your blood to the ruby, then that Arkati can watch you through the "blooded" jewel.
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RUBYLORE3:
 ECHO A similar belief grew popular in a human cult of Mularos that appeared roughly two decades ago in the small barony of Mestanir. Although the cult was quashed ruthlessly when Jantalar invaded in 5092, other Mularosians have adopted the belief that Mularos watches his followers through ruby jewelry, and few human followers of Mularos are without a piece of the jewel somewhere on their person -- a practice that usually goes without notice, yet which can serve as identification when coupled with the proper words and actions. By the same followers, it is said that if you give someone a ruby, you give that person power over you, and a gift of a ruby heart will enslave you eternally to its recipient.
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RUBYLORE4:
 ECHO The peculiar association between rubies and krolvin is also worthy of mention. As a general rule, krolvin do not make jewelry of any kind. Crafting jewelry, after all, is slave work, and the krolvin are above that -- they do wear jewelry, but they wear only what they take from the throats of their captives, and they never exchange jewelry among themselves. However, rubies are an exception, and the krolvin both force their slaves to mine ruby for ornamentation and craft crude amulets from unfaceted chunks of ruby bound in metal wire. Some theorize that ruby holds religious significance to the krolvin; others suggest that krolvin just like the intense red color. Garnets, spinels, and other red gems are not given the same status.
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RUBYMINING:
 ECHO Rubies are mined all over the world, but Mestanir is noteworthy for its particularly beautiful star rubies. Sylvarraend rubies have only been located outside the elven village of Sylvarraend (hence the name!) and dragon's-tear rubies are mined along a rocky ridge to the north of Ta'Ardenai, although a few scant samples have been located in other places on the east side of the DragonSpine.
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SAPPHIRELORE:
 ECHO Sapphires are said to have many different and remarkable magical powers, including particular affinities for the element of air, the magic of summoning spirits, and various mental arts. As well, giantmen of the Issimir clan say that wearing sapphire will sharpen your eye for bargains and help protect you from fraud. Withycombe diviners also associate sapphires with property, though in a slightly different fashion -- they say that casting patterns of sapphire runes can reveal the location of lost possessions.
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SAPPHIRELORE2:
 ECHO In the human duchy of Aldora, home to the legendary healing art called stone-tending, sapphires are considered a bad-luck gem for royalty -- with their influences over the realm of air, they disconnect the royal mind from concerns of hearth and home, which endangers the safety of the realm. Less exalted people are encouraged to wear them, however, as the gems are supposed to encourage imagination and creativity.
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 ECHO Yellow sapphires are known to be precious to Phoen -- "sunlight sapphires," they are sometimes called. There is an old elven story that claims that all sapphires were once yellow before Cholen's intervention.
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SAPPHIRELORE3:
 ECHO According to the story, in ancient times, there was a night when Phoen and Oleani went off for a long romantic evening, and Phoen grew so distracted by the joys of his consort that the sun failed to rise in the morning. People became alarmed at the extending darkness, and they asked the Arkati for help, but Phoen barred the bower against all intrusion, and, because he was known as a mighty warrior, the other Arkati would not intrude when he commanded them to leave. No one knew how long the night would stretch until Cholen called out, "What pretty green sapphires these are!" Phoen was puzzled and annoyed, but he brushed it off as a poor joke and went back to the matter of romance. Then, Cholen called out, "What pretty pink sapphires these are!" Again, Phoen ignored him. At the third time, Cholen called, "What pretty blue sapphires these are!" -- and he threw one into the bower, for he had changed the sapphire from yellow to blue by his arts. Outraged, Phoen rose up and chased after Cholen, bringing the overdue dawn with him as he came. Glad to have the sun return, Imaera hid Cholen until Phoen's anger had faded, but she made a mistake. She hid Cholen in her husband Eonak's domain, the depths of the earth, where Phoen could not find him -- but that put Cholen down with all the sapphires buried in the earth, and Cholen was so delighted with his prank that he continued with the game, creating an essence in the earth that would slowly change sapphires through all the depths of Elanith from yellow to blue, pink, purple, and other hues. From the workings of his spell, few yellow sapphires remained at all, and so it is to this day, when people have forgotten that sapphires were ever primarily yellow at all. To call things "sapphire" is to call them blue.
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SAPPHIRELORE4:
 ECHO The dwarven people respect Eonak highly, and most dwarves are unwilling to think that Cholen would interfere so greatly in Eonak's sphere of power -- they react to the elven legend with a grunt of disgust and such comments as "What do elves know about mining?" Interestingly enough, however, one dwarven custom supports the idea that some mysterious power in the earth is at work upon sapphires, for clear sapphires are called "child sapphires" among the Olgretek, Greetok, and Grenroa clans. Upon finding a clear sapphire, an Olgretek, Greetok, or Grenroa dwarf will bury it again until the sapphire's color can mature. These burials are ideally done in solid ground near magma or lava; Eonak's Belt is highly favored for traveling dwarves from these clans who find themselves visiting mountain cousins. Many greybeards in these clans swear that they buried clear sapphires in this fashion in their youth and found them to be brilliant blue when they dug them back up a hundred years later.
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SAPPHIREMINING:
 ECHO Dragonsbreath sapphires are mined on Teras. Dragonseye sapphires are mined extensively in dwarven holdings stretching through the depths of the DragonSpine Mountains, but they are most commonly seen in elven hands due to various trade agreements. Shimmarglin sapphires were mined outside Ta'Ashrim, but the supply was lost after the Faendryl genocide of the Ashrim rendered the island dangerous and uninhabitable. The Nalfein have located another source of shimmarglin sapphires in recent years, but they are quite closemouthed as to where that source may be -- they have claimed several small islands that originally lay in Ashrim power, however, so the two sources may be related. Other varieties of sapphire are scattered throughout Elanith, but North Hendor is particularly noted for its beautiful blue sapphires.
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WATERSAPPHIRELORE:
PALEWATERSAPPHIRELORE:
 ECHO Unsurprisingly, water sapphires are aligned with the elemental and spiritual aspects of water.
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 ECHO Stone-tenders say that water sapphire is particularly good at restoring the balance of fluids within the body, and they administer water sapphires to people who have been dehydrated or who have become sick from grief and crying.
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 ECHO While their divinatory uses are wide, seers particularly use water sapphires when trying to determine the physical location of something or someone.
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PALEWATERSAPPHIRELORE2:
 ECHO Among the elves, water sapphires symbolize clear sight, both physically and intellectually.
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 ECHO Historically, water sapphire aided the elves of Ta'Ashrim in the days when the Ashrim dominated the eastern sea. Because the hue of water sapphire changed when light struck it from different angles, the Ashrim made special lenses of water sapphire which permitted them to determine the sun's exact position at any time. Using these lenses, they were able to navigate far from any coastline without fear of becoming lost.
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SARDLORE:
 ECHO Sard is receptive to magics involving healing and manipulation of the flesh. Properly treated, a piece of sard can be used to still bleeding in a very peculiar fashion -- the wound will still appear to bleed, but the patient will not weaken as a result.
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 ECHO A disk of sard with a hole cut in the center is a traditional charm against sorcery in the eastern human lands. The disk is customarily marked with protective runes and suspended on a slim leather cord.
SARDMINING:
 ECHO Sard can be found in various mining sites throughout the DragonSpine mountains, although it is usually ignored in favor of more valuable gems.
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SARDONYXLORE:
 ECHO There is no recorded lore concerning sardonyx.
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SARDONYXMINING:
 ECHO There is no recorded information on sardonyx mining.
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SHIMMERTINESHARDLORE:
 ECHO Despite its remarkable appearance, shimmertine is not used often in jewelry in the elven city-states. The upper classes consider it too gaudy, and the lower classes rarely wear it because of its fragility.
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 ECHO Shimmertine provides a small but distinct benefit in casting spells of all kinds. Its magical merits are dispersed evenly among the spheres of magic, affecting no one spell more than any other.
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SHIMMERTINESHARDLORE2:
 ECHO For a time, the most productive shimmertine mine in Elanith was just outside the human city of Lolle in the Kingdom of Hendor. Regrettably, the mine was lost in 4630 when the Kingdom of Hendor fell to Issyldra, the Ice Queen. It has been impossible to determine precisely what transpired, but every vein of shimmertine remaining within the mine was magically transmuted to ice at some point during the Ice Queen’s control of the area, destroying its bounty utterly. No known shimmertine deposits are now within human control.
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 ECHO By human custom, giving a piece of shimmertine to someone is a sign of respect. When Emperor Perrinor Rysus first convened the Council of Lords in 4686, he presented each member of the Council with a marvelous goblet crafted from pieces of shimmertine bound together with glimmering silver wire. So cunningly made were the goblets that they were perfectly smooth to the touch despite being made from so many disparate stones. Several of the goblets have been damaged or lost since that day, but most are treasured family heirlooms or safely preserved in museums.
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SHIMMERTINESHARDMINING:
 ECHO Shimmertine is mined in the lower reaches of the DragonSpine mountains by the Nalfein.
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SOULSTONELORE:
GOTO RIFTLORE
SOULSTONEMINING:
GOTO RIFTMINING
SPHENELORE:
GOTO ZULLORE
SPHENEMINING:
GOTO ZULMINING
SPHERINELORE:
GOTO RIFTLORE
SPHERINEMINING:
GOTO RIFTMINING
SPINELLORE:
 ECHO Early in their days of mining, humans were unaware of the difference between ruby and red spinel or sapphire and blue spinel. Observing human ignorance, unscrupulous dwarven traders cheated humans for a very long time before Overking Gerfroth Khazar declared the trickery to be unworthy of his people. Today, elves and humans alike use a number of simple magical tricks to distinguish between high-quality spinels and more valuable gems, but dwarves can almost always recognize the difference on sight.
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 ECHO Magically, spinels are fairly bland, but they do have some use in empathic arts (not merely the stone-tending practiced in Aldora, but healing arts practiced throughout the continent of Elanith.) Empaths use red spinel to reduce inflammation and blue to bring peace and rest to suffering patients. Pink spinel is a less effective form of red, and purple spinel is considered efficacious in both tasks.
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SPINELMINING:
 ECHO Spinel is mined all over Elanthia, though no true "spinel mines" exist -- the miners are almost always in search of something more valuable.
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STARSTONELORE:
 ECHO Starstones are strongly aligned with the mental lore of divination, a property most utilized by the Winedotter gnomes. The Winedotters have a unique tradition of mysticism that relies upon starstones and elven star maps for its efficacy. When divining the future, a Winedotter will cast a set of consecrated starstones onto the ground and then compare their pattern with astrological charts. Unlike those who wear starstone jewelry, the Winedotters do not look for symmetrical patterns in divination stones -- instead, they look for starstones that display a distinct directional bias, such as an arrowhead shape or, preferably, a chevron. Winedotter records indicate that Lyosi Wyandotte, founder of the bloodline, was particularly fond of this system of divination, which explains why the Winedotters still go to such trouble to import starstones through their contacts among the Aledotters.
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STARSTONELORE2:
 ECHO When dwarves mine starstones, the gems are all white. However, many starstones change color when first exposed to starlight, and even those starstones that do not change color will often change in pattern. It is impossible to determine in advance which stones will change color and which will not. At the time of the first exposure, color will gradually begin to enter a starstone, and it will continue to change hue until being removed from the starlight. For the best possible results, a starstone should be exposed for the first time upon a perfectly clear summer night, and it should remain exposed from dusk until dawn. This will ensure the maximum potential time to acquire a pattern. Stones are most likely to turn blue, followed by green. Red is the rarest color, and prone to the most valuable patterns, but white stones that change pattern instead of color may display some of the same patterns that a red stone displays.
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STARSTONELORE3:
 ECHO Followers of the Huntress say that starstones owe their existence to the spirit that they serve. According to these clerics, even starlight-exposed starstones were white until the Guardian reincarnated the Huntress in the form of Krrska, a brilliant eight-pointed star. When night fell, they say, Krrska's light shone over the world for the first time, and the earth resonated with the righteous anger of the Huntress. Starstones, being particularly vulnerable to the influence of the future, were intrinsically changed by the Huntress's divine power. As evidence to support this theory, they point to the fact that Krrska's Eye never appears on starstones that are not exposed beneath a summer sky. Followers of the Huntress routinely wear starstones to divine their deity's will, particularly those bearing Krrska's Eye. In mockery of this custom, Arachne's followers sometimes refer to the eight-spiral pattern as Arachne's Dinner, particularly when it appears upon red starstones.Prior to being exposed to starlight, starstones are completely inert in elemental magics. However, after such exposure, starstones gain elemental alignments that correspond to their hues. White starstones enhance spells related to air, blue starstones enhance spells related to water, red starstones enhance spells related to fire, and green starstones enhance spells related to earth. These properties are not over-much known outside the Wizard’s Guild. As a result, wizards carrying starstone for this reason are occasionally mistaken for diviners.
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SUNSTONELORE:
 ECHO The stone-tenders of Aldora say that sunstone is good for healing deformities and removing scars -- they say that there is a purity about properly cut sunstone that can be used to remind the flesh of its proper shape. Sunstone’s power to enhance transformative spells, however, is slight in comparison to its power to enhance spiritual spells of all kinds. In spiritual matters, it is the one of the most efficacious jewels in Elanthia.
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 ECHO Human belief holds that sunstone will inspire hope and confidence in its wearer. It is also said that wearing sunstone will make a man more fertile -- and, for this reason, many human men refuse to wear it, saying they have no need of assistance in that matter! Those who do wear it for traditional causes tend to wear it discreetly, in a pendant slipped under the shirt or concealed on the underside of an armband. In contrast, human women are encouraged to wear sunstone, for it will enhance their fertility and bring Phoen’s blessings upon their children.
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SUNSTONELORE2:
 ECHO An elven tale of unknown age attributes the sunstones of the western ocean to a divine source. This legend claims that sunstone first came into existence near the end of the Ur-Daemon War. According to this story, a powerful Ur-Daemon called Orslathain sought to destroy the sun by wrapping it in wings of infinite darkness, a darkness that would destroy what it embraced. A wondrous orange-scaled drake (whose name has been lost in time) battled Orslathain at length, but even all the drake's power could not burn away the darkness of Orslathain's vast wings, and it became clear to the drake that he would be slain along with the sun. To preserve the sun, the drake caught it with his tail, took it from the sky and hurled it into the ocean. The sun flew through the water's depths and collided with the ocean floor, causing many fragments of its substance to break away. Steam rose from the ocean in such a great plume that mist cloaked Elanthia for a year and more, and the mists concealed the sun so that Orslathain would not find it. The drakes drove Orslathain back through the portal with the other surviving Ur-Daemons, but the orange-scaled drake, once a mentor to Phoen, was only a cooling corpse. In memory of his mentor, Phoen sought through the mists and took up the sun, raising it high into the sky so that the mists would burn away and Elanthia would have light once more, but he did not bother with the fragments that had broken away. Cooled by years beneath the ocean, the fragments of sun-stuff were transformed into stone, and thus sunstones were created.
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 ECHO No discussion of sunstone would really be complete without mentioning a rather curious saying of the Wendwillow gnomes, which is, "Easy as dropping sunstones on fish in a well." The origin of the saying has been lost in time.
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SUNSTONEMINING:
 ECHO Before Kezmon Isle vanished in 4873, its sunstone mines were legendary. As the decades pass, the story of Kezmon's wealth has become more of a legend than a true recounting, and now tales of the "Sunstone Cliffs of Kai Toka" are routinely told to children. In truth, while an outcropping of pure sunstone had been exposed along a northern cliff for a time, heavy mining obliterated it in very little time, transforming the Sunstone Cliff into a sunstone quarry.
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 ECHO Today, the most notable sunstone mines are on Teras Isle. Still, water-tumbled chunks of sunstone (some as large as a fist) have been known to wash ashore on other minor islands in the western ocean, encouraging stories that the wealth of Kai Toka still exists somewhere beneath the waves.
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TALONLORE:
GOTO RIFTLORE
TALONMINING:
GOTO RIFTMINING
THANOTLORE:
 ECHO There is no recorded lore concerning petrified thanot.
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THANOTMINING:
 ECHO There is no recorded information on petrified thanot mining.
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THUNDERSTONELORE:
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THUNDERSTONEMINING:
GOTO RIFTMINING
TIGERFANGCRYSTALLORE:
 ECHO Magically, tigerfang crystal is attuned to the element of fire -- a surprise, considering the icy caverns of its origin -- and it also has certain uses related to the mental discipline of transformation.
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TIGERFANGCRYSTALMINING:
 ECHO Tigerfang crystal can be found stretching out in dangerous, jagged ridges in the frozen north. The best-known deposit is not far from Pinefar, but several also exist in Mhoragian territory. Tigerfang crystal can sometimes be found in sheltered caves, but it is more commonly exposed to the sky and obscured by the ice and snow.
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TOOTHLORE:
 ECHO There is no recorded lore concerning either petrified tiger teeth or polished shark teeth at this time.
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TOPAZLORE:
 ECHO Of any gem, topaz is the most useful channel for working with elemental earth energies. Clerics report that it is particularly useful as well in spiritual magics related to invoking the blessings of various spirits or to religious lore.
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 ECHO In human lands, topaz is associated with the Arkati Koar, King of the Gods, to such a great degree that it is sometimes called "kingsjewel." According to legend, when sitting in his throne and ruling over the Arkati, Koar bears a rod called the Scepter of Liabo, one of Eonak’s greatest creations, and the Scepter of Liabo is capped with a perfect topaz. Stories of the Scepter’s origins vary, but the two most common tales state that it was crafted by Eonak or that it was a gift from one of the drakes. (The Church of Koar favors the first version.) Stories of the Scepter’s powers also vary widely from region to region, but it is generally agreed that any mortal who gazes upon the Scepter will be stricken blind, and none of the Arkati may deny Koar’s direct command while he wields the Scepter.
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TOPAZLORE2:
 ECHO When Paltrach, Patriarch of Koar in 4721, finally announced his support of Lady Lyssandra Anodheles's claim to the Turamzzyrian throne, he presented her with a magnificent scepter of white and yellow gold that cradled an egg-sized golden topaz at its tip. This scepter is known as Koar's Word, and it represents the trust of the Church of Koar. Since that day, with rare exception, whenever a new Emperor or Empress is crowned in the Turamzzyrian Empire, the Patriarch of Koar has presented Koar's Word to the new ruler in a formal ceremony. One of the more noteworthy exceptions came in 4799, when Patriarch Gravinnel Sarnis refused to grant Koar's Word to Ommindar the Stout and attempted to declare himself Emperor in Ommindar's place. At the end of the conflict, Patriarch Gravinnel resigned from his position in favor of Patriarch Anistarn Folar, and Patriarch Anistarn presented Koar's Word to Emperor Ommindar.
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TOPAZLORE3:
 ECHO It is of some interest that the Ardenai, who actively dislike Koar, use the gem most associated with Koar as their heraldic jewel. As well as granting the right for a topaz to be displayed in a traditional elven crest, Ardenai monarchs sometimes present oak leaf pendants carved from solid topaz to those elves who please them particularly well. The coincidence of topaz has caused no little confusion in encounters between humans and Ardenai elves, and, while it tends to make humans more trusting, uninformed Ardenai are often quite offended when they realize that they have been mistaken for worshippers of Koar!
TOPAZMINING:
 ECHO Topaz mines exist all over Elanthia, but some kinds can only be located in specific places; for example, green errisian topaz and orange imperial topaz are found only on the east side of the DragonSpine.
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TOURMALINELORE:
 ECHO Tourmaline is mildly responsive to various magics, and these magics are often keyed to the hue of the tourmaline stone. Green tourmalines are best used in magics related to blessings, pink tourmalines are good for religious matters, blue tourmalines are good for summoning spirits, clear tourmalines are generally useful for spiritual matters, and black tourmalines are useful in sorcery. Tourmaline’s greatest power lies in another matter, however. It is not unknown for tourmaline to shift from one hue to another in the same crystal -- in fact, it is fairly common. These multi-hued stones carry a power all their own that is particularly potent in casting illusions and glamours. Many hedge-witches of various races will carry such a stone among their magical paraphernalia.
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TOURMALINELORE2:
 ECHO Blue tourmalines are treasured by the Vaikalimara clan of giantmen. Many Vaikalimara carry or wear a blue tourmaline crystal, which is unmarked aside from being engraved with the name of its owner in Saramar runes. If it is worn, then claws, fangs, feathers, and other trophies of the hunt are often strung alongside the crystal, but some Vaikalimara choose to adorn theirs with carved wooden beads or even silk ribbons instead. What the exact purpose of the tourmalines may be, only the Vaikalimara know -- and no Vaikalimara will betray her clan's secrets.
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 ECHO In River’s Rest, green tourmaline is associated with the romantic and tragic tale of Tandrik and Estamil of the Bridges. According to the story, the engagement ring that the human soldier Tandrik presented to the elven bridge-builder Estamil was made of silver and set with a green tourmaline to match her eyes. After finding true love, the unlikely lovers were destroyed by a necromancer’s unethical quest for knowledge. Citizens of River’s Rest leave offerings of green tourmaline at a beach near Maelstrom Bay in order to honor the couple’s memory.
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TOURMALINEMINING:
 ECHO Tourmaline is found worldwide.
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TURQUOISEMINING:
 ECHO Regular turquoise can be mined all over the world. Particularly noteworthy deposits exist in Talador, in the territory of the Sharznekgren dwarves and in the Sea of Fire. Spiderweb turquoise has only been found on the east side of the DragonSpine mountains.
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TURQUOISELORE:
 ECHO Magically, turquoise is a fairly receptive stone. It is associated with water, air, and the blessings of various spirits. Judging by archaeological digs and ancient records, turquoise seems to be the oldest decorative stone known to humanity.
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 ECHO In the barony of Riverwood, turquoise is considered sovereign in aiding an archer's eye. Citizens of Riverwood say that a bow set with turquoise will shoot straighter than any other bow, and, as a result, almost all of the bows carved in Riverwood are adorned with some sort of turquoise charm, even though the turquoise must be imported from Talador. Riverwood bows are magnificent and highly valued, but most people outside Riverwood attribute their quality to the fine yew used to craft them rather than the turquoise charms upon them.
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TURQUOISELORE2:
 ECHO Travelers visiting South Hendor often seek out the Halls of Solace, a monastery devoted to Lord Voln. Despite the other wonders, the most remarked-upon feature is the beauty of the monastery's shrine to the Arkati Lumnis. Although the rest of the monastery is built from fine Hendoran marble, the shrine to Lumnis is composed entirely of turquoise. Local legend says that the monastery was almost entirely built, with only Lumnis's shrine remaining of the fourteen Liabo Arkati, when a terrible accident at the mine threw the entire schedule into disarray. After consideration, the monks agreed that it was more important to complete the shrine in a timely fashion than to wait for the marble, and they decided to create it of granite instead. When the first granite slabs were hauled up the hill, however, a marvelous sight awaited them -- the shrine was already complete, and composed in every aspect of polished, flawless turquoise. Because of the association in Hendor between turquoise and the Tehir, some initially spoke of destroying it and finishing it in marble, but it was finally accepted as a miracle and permitted to remain.
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TURQUOISELORE3:
 ECHO Tradition in North Hendor holds that looking at the reflection of the moon Liabo on a polished surface of turquoise will protect a person from madness until Liabo next becomes a new moon. Observing the reflection of sunlight and clouds upon a surface of turquoise is said to protect against poison and betrayal.
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 ECHO The Ardenai elves traditionally believe that turquoise assists in taming animals. Before the Horse War, whenever an Ardenai horse was first being broken to saddle or burden, a piece of turquoise was bound to the animal's halter to prevent it from spooking. The Ardenai also used turquoise if it became necessary to slay a horse. Before the death of the horse, the person killing it would touch the turquoise to its brow, which would supposedly prevent the horse from experiencing pain or fear as it died. These customs died away in the Horse War, which resulted in the death of the Ardenai herds.
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TURQUOISELORE4:
 ECHO The peaceful giantmen of Araime Sun Clan still consider turquoise to have power over animals, but their beliefs appear to have developed independently of the lost Ardenai customs. When traveling in the wilds, many of the Araime carry a turquoise talisman carved in the shape of a sun for use if they encounter a hostile predator. If such a thing occurs, the Araime will display the talisman to the animal, saying, "We share the same sunlight. May I pass in peace?" Supposedly, if the Araime truly wishes peace, the animal will back away and let the giantman pass unharmed.
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WHEELMINING:
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ZIRCONLORE:
 ECHO Although the races of Elanith are generally unaware of its properties, zircon is faintly responsive to all forms of mental magic. Clear zircons respond best to spells of divination, brown zircons respond best to spells of transference, green zircons respond best to spells of transformation, yellow zircons respond best to spells of manipulation, and snowflake zircons respond best to spells of telepathy. Among the Erithi, apprentice savants, bards, and empaths frequently carry and make use of these gems when practicing small cantrips. Zircon is almost always destroyed by such spells, and more skilled practitioners do not bother with its faint enhancement.
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ZIRCONLORE2:
 ECHO However, the various hues of zircon have developed interesting reputations in Elanthia because the stone is cheap enough that it is readily available to common folk.
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 ECHO Legend has it that if you bury a green zircon in a garden and invoke Kuon's name, the garden will not fully fail in even the most terrible of droughts.
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 ECHO Snowflake zircons are said to be a charm against frostbite, while clear zircons are said to protect against sunstroke.
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 ECHO Yellow zircons are a traveler's boon, and gnomish tradition holds that any traveler who offers a yellow zircon as a gift cannot be turned away from food and shelter.
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ZIRCONMINING:
 ECHO Save for snowflake zircon, zircons may be found worldwide. Snowflake zircon can only be located in the northern reaches of the world.
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ZULLORE:
 ECHO There is no recorded lore concerning Zul Logoth gems at this time.
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ZULMINING:
 ECHO There is no recorded mining information concerning Zul Logoth gems at this time.
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AMETHYSTCLAM:
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Its base round and an inch in diameter, an amethyst clam shell has expanded in concentric, 240-degree arcs until it has reached a size of nearly three inches across. The individual purple arcs fluctuate in shade, from a dark royal purple to approaching white, and small, black speckles add variation to the color of the shell.
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ANGULATEWENTLETRAP:
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Resembling a winding staircase, an angulate wentletrap shell spirals upward in ever-tightening whorls until it reaches a tight, spiked turret. The spirals are not quite round, though, turning sharply at some points and straightening out at others. The lip of the shell's large opening is smooth and rounded, and the shell's interior is a pale, satin white.
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Its base round and an inch in diameter, a beige clam shell has expanded in concentric, 240-degree arcs until it has reached a size of nearly three inches across. The individual beige arcs fluctuate in shade, nearly reaching white at times, and small, dark umber speckles add variation to the color of the shell.
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BLACKHELMET:
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Shaped similarly to the banded half-globe helmets worn by the dwarven troops, a black helmet shell presents a roughened, grey exterior. A spiral extends off one side of the helmet shape, the spiral making several complete turns before tightening to a point. On the inside, the shell's surface is a smooth coal black, polished to a deep sheen.
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BLACKSPINEDCONCH:
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: With its large shell, a black-spined conch shell somewhat resembles a piece of tanned leather rolled up, but more loosely on one side than on the other. The larger end sports nasty-looking spikes, including a central spike. Each spike tip is coal black, giving way to tan near the central shell and providing the reason for the shell's name. The wide lip gives a good view of the shell's inside, a bright pink swirled with white.
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Cone-shaped and tightly whorled, a blue periwinkle shell's thick spiral is dotted with myriad small, sharp spikes. The spikes barely extend from the shell's surface, but serve to give the shell a prickly feel when held. Its coloration is a pale, purplish blue at the opening end, slowly giving way to white at the tip end.
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Evoking the image of an eroded volcano with colored lava flows down its sides, a blue-banded coquina shell is a flattened cone. Bands of dark violet begin at the shell's point and widen out as they descend the roughened surface to the shell's edge. Interestingly, the light tan stripes separating the bands do not change in width at all between the point and edge. Purple areas and white areas swirl together on the shell's inside surface.
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Hard and fan-shaped, a bright noble pectin shell bulges slightly, as if something was once contained in a pocket on the shell's smooth underside. The raised back displays brilliant yellow rays interspersed with lighter yellow spines. The base, a darker shade of yellow than the rays, would be nearly rectangular were it not for a protrusion, or tail, extending off one side.
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: No more than an inch across, a candystick tellin shell displays a raised section that gradually expands on three sides to form the shape of the moon waxing just past the half stage. Bright crimson colors the raised back, giving way to alternating bands of white and pink. The shell's interior is a soft, shiny carmine.
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CHECKEREDCHITON:
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Eight overlapping, elongated plates form the raised oval of a checkered chiton shell. Underneath, the plates form a smooth, faintly yellow surface. On top, the plates are a steel grey, speckled with black and dark umber spots.
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CROWNCONCH:
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: With its large shell, a crown conch shell somewhat resembles a piece of tanned leather rolled up, but more loosely on one side than on the other. The larger end sports nasty-looking spikes, including a central spike. The end spikes are arranged symmetrically around the central spike, providing the reason for its name. The wide lip gives a good view of the shell's inside, a bright pink swirled with white.
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CROWNOFCHARL:
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: An oval, shallow shell, a crown-of-Charl shell has a heavily pitted exterior. The exterior's rough, dull, greyish green surface carries a number of small indentations. Inside these indentations are areas of brilliant metallic sea green coloration. The shell's inside surface is a polished, ivory white, with a faint black mark in the shape of a trident.
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DARKBROWNTRITON:
 ECHO GEM: a dark brown triton shell
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: From a circular opening five inches across, a dark brown triton shell makes a 90-degree turn before spiraling to a nasty point. The shell's entire exterior is speckled with spots of white, umber, and deep orange in a recognizable pattern. The shell's lip and smooth interior display alternating bands of light orange and dark brown.
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DOVESNAIL:
 ECHO GEM: a dovesnail shell
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Similar in size and construction to the shell of a typical land snail, a dovesnail shell is the home to a small sea-going mollusk. The shell's spiral begins with a wide, circular mouth then whirls quickly to a tight central point. All exterior parts are a creamy, dull white, while the interior is a polished sandy brown.
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EMPERORSCROWN:
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Its base a flat half moon several inches in diameter, an emperor's crown shell displays connected rays that radiate out over a 120-degree arc to form a shell nearly eight inches across. Individual black rays alternate with deep purple rays to give the shell's exterior a fan-like appearance, and several large spikes protrude upward along the shell's edge. Inside, the rays are indiscernible. Instead, the entire surface sparkles with silver flecks on a smooth, highly polished, ultramarine blue surface.
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EMPRESSSCROWN:
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Its base a flat half moon several inches in diameter, an empress's crown shell displays connected rays that radiate out over a 120-degree arc to form a shell nearly eight inches across. Individual sea green rays alternate with deep ultramarine rays to give the shell's exterior a fan-like appearance, and several small spikes protrude upward along the shell's edge. Inside, the rays are indiscernible. Instead, the entire surface sparkles with golden flecks on a smooth, highly polished, emerald green surface.
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FLUTEDLIMPET:
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: A small, oval, caplike shell, a fluted limpet shell displays concentric exterior rings of white, tan, and aquamarine stepping up to a deep aquamarine central spot. The shell's edges are slightly fluted, and the inside presents a polished, snow white surface.
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GIANTPAPERNAUTILUS:
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GOLDENCOWRIE:
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Small and smooth, a golden cowrie shell bulges in the middle before tapering at both ends. The shell's humpbacked side is a dark golden color dotted with small white spots. The curved slot running lengthwise on the white underside resembles either a frown or a smile, depending upon which way the shell is turned. Small, rough protrusions line the slot, giving it an even more mouth-like appearance.
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GOLDENTRITON:
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: From a circular opening five inches across, a golden triton shell makes a 90-degree turn before spiraling to a nasty point. The a golden triton shell's entire exterior is speckled with spots of dark orange, deep gold, and white in a recognizable pattern. The shell's smooth interior displays alternating bands of light orange and white, with particularly prominent stripes of black and white on the lip.
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IRIDESCENTTEMPEST:
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Lacking any coherent symmetry, an iridescent tempest shell twists and turns this direction and that, as if its creator was unable to decide just how the shell should look. Its coloration is as chaotic as its shape, with deep purple sections changing into fiery crimson and then into golden yellow. The edge of the shell's opening is a coal black hoop, while the interior is a polished ice white.
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KING:
KINGHELMET:
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Shaped similarly to the banded half-globe helmets worn by the dwarven troops, a king helmet shell presents a roughened, sky blue exterior. Four thick, nasty spikes, ultramarine blue at the tips, protrude from the rounded helmet area. A spiral extends off one side of the helmet shape, the spiral making several complete turns before tightening to a point. On the inside, the shell's surface is a deep ultramarine polished to a bright sheen.
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CHIPPEDCLAM:
LARGECHIPPEDCLAM:
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Its base round and an inch in diameter, a large chipped clam shell has expanded in concentric, 240-degree arcs until it has reached a size of nearly three inches across. The individual grey arcs fluctuate in shade, and small, dark speckles add variation to the interesting, though muted, color of the shell. A large piece has been chipped off the edge of the shell, leaving a jagged indentation.
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MOONSNAIL:
LARGEMOONSNAIL:
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Small and delicate, a large moonsnail shell displays a relatively large opening. From that starting point the shell spirals quickly to a blunt point. The shell's interior is a medium pastel blue, with just a hint of reflection to its surface. The outside evokes the sky on a pleasant day. White wisps intermingle with sky blue on the shell's reflective surface.
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LAVENDERNASSA:
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: A wide opening, a stubby spiral, and faint lavender swirls are the identifying characteristics of a lavender nassa shell. The outside of this diminutive shell displays white, crosshatched lines over a dark grey surface. Very muted, but still noticeable, are the cloudy lavender swirls spiral from opening to tip. The lavender markings appear more pronounced near the shell's opening.
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LEOPARDCOWRIE:
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Small and smooth, a leopard cowrie shell bulges in the middle before tapering at both ends. The shell's humpbacked side is a light yellow liberally dotted with dark brown spots. The curved slot running lengthwise on the yellow underside resembles either a frown or a smile, depending upon which way the shell is turned. Small, rough protrusions line the slot, giving it an even more mouth-like appearance.
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LYNXCOWRIE:
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Small and smooth, a lynx cowrie shell bulges in the middle before tapering at both ends. The shell's humpbacked side is a light tan liberally dotted with dark brown spots. The curved slot running lengthwise on the white underside resembles either a frown or a smile, depending upon which way the shell is turned. Small, rough protrusions line the slot, giving it an even more mouth-like appearance.
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MARLINSPIKE:
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: A tight tower of a shell, a marlin spike shell spirals six inches to a sharp point. The spirals do not bulge, but rather create a smooth, uninterrupted surface. White lines run both vertically and horizontally, crosshatching the black band that spirals up the light tan exterior.
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MULTICOLOREDSNAIL:
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: A pasty white, cone-shaped shell spirals to a point in a multi-colored snail shell. Four bands of color--a thin dark blue band, a thick light blue band, a thick yellow band, and a thin red band--follow the spiral around from the shell's opening to the pointed tip. The bands become thinner and converge together as the shell's spiral tightens.
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OPAQUESPIRAL:
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Similar in shape to a straightened-out velnalin horn, an opaque spiral shell extends several inches as it twists tightly to a point. At its larger end, faint bands of greyish and bluish white follow the spiral, gradually giving way to pure white at the pointed end.
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PEARLNAUTILUS:
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Beginning with a large circular opening, a pearl nautilus shell spirals into a tight ball, its whorl keeping to a smooth plane and not extending outward on either side. A creamy white coloration adorns the entire shell, its translucent quality lending a softly glowing appearance to the shell.
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PINKBANDEDCOQUINA:
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Evoking the image of an eroded volcano with colored lava flows down its sides, a pink-banded coquina shell is a flattened cone. Bands of dusky pink begin at the shell's point and widen out as they descend the roughened surface to the shell's edge. Interestingly, the light tan stripes separating the bands do not change in width at all between the point and edge. Purple areas and white areas swirl together on the shell's inside surface.
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PINKCLAM:
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Its base round and an inch in diameter, a pink clam shell has expanded in concentric, 240-degree arcs until it has reached a size of nearly three inches across. The individual pink arcs fluctuate in shade, from brilliant, deep magenta to near white, and small, dark red speckles add variation to the color of the shell.
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BATWINGCHITON:
POLISHEDBATWINGCHITON:
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Eight overlapping, elongated plates form the raised oval of a polished batwing chiton shell. Underneath, the plates combine in a smooth, iridescent whiteness, with the plate's edges gently rounded. On top the plates are a coal black, and small portions of the shell extend upward and out, their sharp, fluted rear edges resembling a bat's wing.
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TEGULA:
BLACKTEGULA:
POLISHEDBLACKTEGULA:
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Black on both sides and almost perfectly round, a polished black tegula shell displays a dull exterior and a brightly polished interior. The shell is a circle with a small, rectangular flange extending off one side that possibly served to hinge the shell to another of its type. The shell's edge is slightly fluted.
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GREENABALONE:
POLISHEDGREENABALONE:
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Shaped much like a large oval bowl, a polished green abalone shell might be useful for holding small amounts of liquid if it were not for the six holes that follow an arc along one side of the shell. The shell's exterior is a rough, mottled brown and grey, and holds little beauty. The interior, conversely, is a swirling, iridescent, metallic green that sparkles in the light. The surface is perfectly smooth, as if whatever once occupied the shell took great care in maintaining a polished home.
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HORNSNAIL:
POLISHEDHORNSNAIL:
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Similar in size and construction to the shell of a typical land snail, a polished hornsnail shell is the home to a small sea-going mollusk. The shell's spiral begins with a wide, circular mouth then whirls quickly to a tight central point. All exterior parts are a flat steel grey, while the interior is a polished light pink. Two stubby projections curve outward from the upper edge of the shell's opening, looking very much like short horns.
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REDABALONE:
POLISHEDREDABALONE:
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Shaped much like a large oval bowl, a polished red abalone shell might be useful for holding small amounts of liquid if it were not for the six holes that follow an arc along one side of the shell. The shell's exterior is a rough, mottled brown and grey, and holds little beauty. The interior, conversely, is a swirling, iridescent, metallic red that sparkles in the light. The surface is perfectly smooth, as if whatever once occupied the shell took great care in maintaining a polished home.
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SILVERABALONE:
POLISHEDSILVERABALONE:
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Shaped much like a large oval bowl, a polished silver abalone shell might be useful for holding small amounts of liquid if it were not for the six holes that follow an arc along one side of the shell. The shell's exterior is a rough, mottled brown and grey, and holds little beauty. The interior, conversely, is a swirling, iridescent, metallic silver that sparkles in the light. The surface is perfectly smooth, as if whatever once occupied the shell took great care in maintaining a polished home.
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PURPLECAPCOWRIE:
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Small and smooth, a purple-cap cowrie shell bulges in the middle before tapering at both ends. The shell's humpbacked side is a dark blackish purple. The curved slot running lengthwise on the deep orange underside resembles either a frown or a smile, depending upon which way the shell is turned. Small, rough protrusions line the slot, giving it an even more mouth-like appearance. Unique to this cowrie shell, and the source of its name, is the large, oval, bright purple spot on the hump or "cap" side. The spot is entirely surrounded by a thin orange line.
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QUEENHELMET:
 ECHO GEM: a queen helmet shell
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Shaped similarly to the banded half-globe helmets worn by the dwarven troops, a queen helmet shell presents a roughened, dusty green exterior. Several short, thick spikes, their color graduating from sea green at the base to deep forest green at the tips, protrude from the rounded helmet area. A spiral extends off one side of the helmet shape, the spiral making several complete turns before tightening to a point. On the inside, the shell's surface is an iridescent emerald green polished to a deep sheen.
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REDHELMET:
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Shaped similarly to the banded half-globe helmets worn by the dwarven troops, a red helmet shell presents a roughened, dusky red exterior. A spiral extends off one side of the helmet shape, the spiral making several complete turns before tightening to a point. On the inside, the shell's surface is a dark shade of blood red, polished to a deep sheen.
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RUBYLINEDNASSA:
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: A wide mouth, a stubby spiral, and a deep ruby interior are the identifying characteristics of a ruby-lined nassa shell. The outside of this diminutive shell displays white, crosshatched lines over a dark grey surface. In contrast to the muted outside, the shell's interior is a brilliant, polished crimson.
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URCHIN:
SEAURCHIN:
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Hard and brittle, a sea urchin shell evokes the image of a petrified miniature pumpkin. The interior is empty, as if whatever was in there has somehow escaped through the small hole in the shell's top, causing the shell to be extremely light. Deep pink veins run symmetrically down the shell's side, and the light pink surface in between is heavily mottled with small bumps.
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SILVERYCLAM:
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Its base round and an inch in diameter, a silvery clam shell has expanded in concentric, 240-degree arcs until it has reached a size of nearly three inches across. The individual white arcs fluctuate in shade from a bright snow white to a soft grey, and small silvery speckles reflect the available light to add variation to the shell's pattern.
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SNAKEHEADCOWRIE:
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Small and smooth, a snake-head cowrie shell bulges in the middle before tapering at both ends. Black coloration lines the shell's humpbacked side, giving way to an umber and white spotted area directly on the top. A single large white spot on one end gives the shell its snake-like appearance. The curved slot running lengthwise on the white underside resembles either a toothy frown or a smile, depending upon which way the shell is turned.
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SNOWCOWRIE:
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Small and smooth, a snow cowrie shell bulges in the middle before tapering at both ends. The shell's humpbacked side is a snow white color dotted with small light grey spots. The curved slot running lengthwise on the light grey underside resembles either a frown or a smile, depending upon which way the shell is turned. Small, rough protrusions line the slot, giving it an even more mouth-like appearance.
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SCALLOP:
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SOLHAVENBAYSCALLOP:
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Thin, white spokes radiate out from a rectangular base in the scallop shell's fluted fan. Between the raised spokes, alternating bands of white and mottled sienna arc across the shell, as if whatever created it kept changing its favorite color from sienna to white and back again as it increased the shell's size.
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SILVERYCONCH:
SPARKLINGSILVERYCONCH:
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: With its large shell, a sparkling silvery conch shell somewhat resembles a piece of tanned leather rolled up, but more loosely on one side than on the other. The larger end sports nasty-looking spikes, including a central spike. The wide lip gives a good view of the shell's inside, a bright pink swirled with white. Small silver flecks evident within the shell's shiny interior glint and flicker in the light.
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SPECKLEDCONCH:
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: With its large shell, a speckled conch shell somewhat resembles a piece of tanned leather rolled up, but more loosely on one side than on the other. The larger end sports nasty-looking spikes, including a central spike. Darker brown spots speckle the outside of the shell, providing the reason for its name. The wide lip gives a good view of the shell's inside, a bright pink swirled with white.
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SPINYSIRENSCOMB:
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: A particularly strange shell, a spiny siren's-comb shell is an elongated central bulb with a long appendage projecting from the top. Attached to the upper portion of the bulb and the entire arm are parallel spines, one set extending to the left and the other set extending to the right. More of these spines, though not parallel, extend out the bottom of the central bulb. Light and dark pink coloration covers all portions of the shell, except for a few deep orange sections on the central bulb.
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SPIRALTURRET:
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Similar in shape to a straightened-out velnalin horn, a spiral turret shell extends several inches as it twists tightly to a point. At its larger end, bands of light purple, sienna, gold, and white follow the spiral, gradually giving way to pure white at the pointed end.
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SPLITBACKPINKCONCH:
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: With its large shell, a split-back pink conch shell somewhat resembles a piece of tanned leather rolled up, but more loosely on one side than on the other. The larger end sports nasty-looking spikes, including a central spike. Pink coloration mixes with the tan, brighter on one side than the other and providing the reason for the shell's name. The wide lip gives a good view of the shell's inside, a bright carmine swirled with white.
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STRIATEDABALONE:
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Shaped much like a tiny oval bowl, a striated abalone shell might be useful for holding small amounts of liquid if it were not for the six holes that follow an arc along one side of the shell. The shell's outside and inside are both dusky grey, with the interior being much smoother and more polished than the exterior. Three shallow lines cross the inside surface, as if someone had taken an sharp instrument and laid down perfectly parallel scratches.
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SUNDIAL:
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: When viewed from the tip of its turret, a sundial shell is a masterpiece of natural artistic workmanship. The shell spirals to a tight central point, becoming steadily and proportionally smaller with each turn. Mostly of a soft brown coloration, the shell's shape is easily defined by the thin, dark, checked umber stripes that parallel a slightly wider white stripe along the inside of the spiral's curves.
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THREELINEDNASSA:
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: A wide opening, a stubby spiral, and three faintly colored lines are the identifying characteristics of a three-lined nassa shell. The outside of this diminutive shell displays white, crosshatched lines over a dark grey surface. Very muted, but still noticeable, are the three colored lines that parallel the spiral from opening to tip. The sky blue line is slightly wider than its flanking yellow and orange brethren.
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TIGERCOWRIE:
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Small and smooth, a tiger cowrie shell bulges in the middle before tapering at both ends. The shell's humpbacked side is a snow white liberally dotted with light and dark umber spots, the spots often intersecting. The curved slot running lengthwise on the white underside resembles either a frown or a smile, depending upon which way the shell is turned. Small, rough protrusions line the slot, giving it an even more mouth-like appearance.
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TIGERSTRIPEDNAUTILUS:
 ECHO GEM: a tiger-striped nautilus shell
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Beginning with a large circular opening, a tiger-striped nautilus shell spirals into a tight ball, its whorl keeping to a smooth plane and not extending outward on either side. A creamy, light chocolate coloration adorns the entire shell, except where the tiger stripes occur. Each narrow segment of the spiral displays a dark orange stripe on one edge of the segment, with the stripe thicker at the segment's hump and narrowing down toward the interior of the spiral.
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GOLDENSPIRAL:
TRANSLUCENTGOLDENSPIRAL:
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Similar in shape to a straightened-out velnalin horn, a translucent golden spiral shell extends several inches as it twists tightly to a point. At its larger end, bands of dark yellow flecked with gold follow the spiral, gradually giving way to pure white at the pointed end. The shell is partially transparent, and when backlit the shell projects a golden glow.
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WHITECLAM:
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 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Its base round and an inch in diameter, a white clam shell has expanded in concentric, 240-degree arcs until it has reached a size of nearly three inches across. The individual white arcs fluctuate in shade, and small, light grey speckles add variation to the interesting, though muted, color of the shell.
EXIT
WING:
GRYPHONSWING:
WHITEGRYPHONSWING:
 ECHO GEM: a white gryphon's wing shell
 ECHO LOCATION: River's Rest
 ECHO SOURCE:
 ECHO RARITY:
 ECHO AVG. VALUE:
 ECHO AdG POINTS:
 ECHO AdG VALUE:
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: A thick shell with striped coloration, a white gryphon's wing shell resembles a long wing when laid flat, and the shell's segmentation gives it a feathered look. A snow white center gives way to light grey on the edges of each long segment Inside, the shell is a polished ash white.
EXIT
YELLOWBANDEDCOQUINA:
 ECHO GEM: a yellow-banded coquina shell
 ECHO LOCATION:
 ECHO SOURCE:
 ECHO RARITY:
 ECHO AVG. VALUE:
 ECHO AdG POINTS:
 ECHO AdG VALUE:
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Evoking the image of an eroded volcano with colored lava flows down its sides, a yellow-banded coquina shell is a flattened cone. Bands of dark yellow begin at the shell's point and widen out as they descend the roughened surface to the shell's edge. Interestingly, the light tan stripes separating the bands do not change in width at all between the point and edge. Purple areas and white areas swirl together on the shell's inside surface.
EXIT
YELLOWHELMET:
 ECHO GEM: a yellow helmet shell
 ECHO LOCATION: River's Rest
 ECHO SOURCE:
 ECHO RARITY:
 ECHO AVG. VALUE:
 ECHO AdG POINTS:
 ECHO AdG VALUE:
 ECHO DESCRIPTION: Shaped similarly to the banded half-globe helmets worn by the dwarven troops, a yellow helmet shell presents a roughened, tan exterior. A spiral extends off one side of the helmet shape, the spiral making several complete turns before tightening to a point. On the inside, the shell's surface is a deep mustard yellow, almost golden, polished to a bright sheen.
EXIT
MAIN:
 ECHO
 ECHO Welcome to the UberGemScriptFromHell!
 ECHO
 ECHO Please choose an option by typing the right WORD:
 ECHO
 ECHO Gem NOUNs
 ECHO Gems native to specific REGIONs of Elanthia
 ECHO SHELLS of Rivers Rest and Solhaven
 ECHO NOTES on rarity and value
 ECHO
 ECHO HELP using this script
 ECHO CREDITS to those who worked on it
 ECHO How to CONTRIBUTE to the script
 ECHO
 ECHO Enjoy!
 MATCH GEMNOUNS noun
 MATCH REGION region
 MATCH SHELLS shells
 MATCH NOTES notes
 MATCH HELP help
 MATCH CREDITS credits
 MATCH CONTRIBUTE contribute
 MATCHWAIT
SHELLS:
 ECHO SHELLS OF RIVERS REST AND SOLHAVEN
 ECHO
 ECHO an AMETHYST clam shell a CROWN conch shell
 ECHO an ANGULATE wentletrap shell a crown-of-CHARL shell
 ECHO a BEIGE clam shell a dark BROWN triton shell
 ECHO a BLACK helmet shell a DOVESNAIL shell
 ECHO a black-SPINED conch shell an EGG cowrie shell
 ECHO a BLUE periwinkle shell an EMPEROR's crown shell
 ECHO a blue-banded COQUINA shell an EMPRESS's crown shell
 ECHO a bright NOBLE pectin shell a fluted LIMPET shell
 ECHO a candystick TELLIN shell a giant PAPER nautilus shell
 ECHO a checkered CHITON shell a GOLDEN cowrie shell
 ECHO 
 ECHO Type in the right WORD to continue.
 ECHO Type in NEXT to see more options.
 ECHO Type in MAIN to return to the main menu.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
 MATCH AMETHYSTCLAM amethyst
 MATCH WENTLETRAP angulate
 MATCH BEIGECLAM beige
 MATCH BLACKHELMET black
 MATCH BLACKSPINEDCONCH spined
 MATCH PERIWINKLE blue
 MATCH BLUEBANDEDCOQUINA coquina
 MATCH NOBLEPECTIN noble
 MATCH TELLIN tellin
 MATCH CHECKEREDCHITON chiton
 MATCH CROWNCONCH crown
 MATCH CROWNOFCHARL charl
 MATCH DARKBROWNTRITON brown
 MATCH DOVESNAIL dovesnail
 MATCH EGGCOWRIE egg
 MATCH EMPERORSCROWN emperor
 MATCH EMPRESSSCROWN empress
 MATCH FLUTEDLIMPET limpet
 MATCH GIANTPAPERNAUTILUS paper
 MATCH GOLDENCOWRIE golden
 MATCH SHELLS2 next
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
SHELLS2:
 ECHO MORE SHELLS OF RIVERS REST AND SOLHAVEN
 ECHO
 ECHO a golden TRITON shell a PEARL nautilus shell
 ECHO an iridescent TEMPEST shell a pink-banded COQUINA shell
 ECHO a KING helmet shell a pink CLAM shell
 ECHO a large CHIPPED clam shell a polished BATWING chiton shell
 ECHO a large MOONSNAIL shell a polished BLACK tegula shell
 ECHO a lavender NASSA shell a polished GREEN abalone shell
 ECHO a LEOPARD cowrie shell a polished HORNSNAIL shell
 ECHO a LYNX cowrie shell a polished RED abalone shell
 ECHO a marlin SPIKE shell a polished SILVER abalone shell
 ECHO a MULTIcolored snail shell a PURPLE-cap cowrie shell
 ECHO an opaque SPIRAL shell a QUEEN helmet shell
 ECHO 
 ECHO Type in the right WORD to continue.
 ECHO Type in NEXT to see more options.
 ECHO Type in BACK to return to the previous menu.
 ECHO Type in MAIN to return to the main menu.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
 MATCH GOLDENTRITON triton
 MATCH IRIDESCENTTEMPEST tempest
 MATCH KINGHELMET king
 MATCH CHIPPEDCLAM chipped
 MATCH MOONSNAIL moonsnail
 MATCH LAVENDERNASSA nassa
 MATCH LEOPARDCOWRIE leopard
 MATCH LYNXCOWRIE lynx
 MATCH MARLINSPIKE spike
 MATCH MULTICOLOREDSNAIL multi
 MATCH OPAQUESPIRAL spiral
 MATCH PEARLNAUTILUS pearl
 MATCH PINKBANDEDCOQUINA coquina
 MATCH PINKCLAM clam
 MATCH BATWINGCHITON batwing
 MATCH BLACKTEGULA black
 MATCH GREENABALONE green
 MATCH HORNSNAIL hornsnail
 MATCH REDABALONE red
 MATCH SILVERABALONE silver
 MATCH PURPLECAPCOWRIE purple
 MATCH QUEENHELMET queen
 MATCH SHELLS3 next
 MATCH SHELLS back
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
SHELLS3:
 ECHO EVEN MORESHELLS OF RIVERS REST AND SOLHAVEN
 ECHO
 ECHO a RED helmet shell a SPLIT-back pink conch shell
 ECHO a RUBY-lined nassa shell a STRIATED abalone shell
 ECHO a sea URCHIN shell a SUNDIAL shell
 ECHO a silvery CLAM shell a three-lined NASSA shell
 ECHO a SNAKE-head cowrie shell a TIGER cowrie shell
 ECHO a SNOW cowrie shell a tiger-STRIPED nautilus shell
 ECHO a Solhaven Bay SCALLOP shell a translucent GOLDEN spiral shell
 ECHO a sparkling SILVERY conch shell a WHITE clam shell
 ECHO a SPECKLED conch shell a white gryphon's WING shell
 ECHO a spiny siren's-COMB shell a yellow-banded COQUINA shell
 ECHO a spiral TURRET shell a YELLOW helmet shell
 ECHO 
 ECHO Type in the right WORD to continue.
 ECHO Type in BACK to return to the previous menu.
 ECHO Type in MAIN to return to the main menu.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
 MATCH REDHELMET red
 MATCH RUBYLINEDNASSA ruby
 MATCH SEAURCHIN urchin
 MATCH SILVERYCLAM clam
 MATCH SNAKEHEADCOWRIE snake
 MATCH SNOWCOWRIE snow
 MATCH SCALLOP scallop
 MATCH SPARKLINGSILVERYCONCH silvery
 MATCH SPECKLEDCONCH speckled
 MATCH SIRENSCOMB comb
 MATCH SPIRALTURRET turret
 MATCH SPLITBACKPINKCONCH split
 MATCH STRIATEDABALONE striated
 MATCH SUNDIAL sundial
 MATCH THREELINEDNASSA nassa
 MATCH TIGERCOWRIE tiger
 MATCH TIGERSTRIPEDNAUTILUS striped
 MATCH GOLDENSPIRAL golden
 MATCH WHITECLAM white
 MATCH WING wing
 MATCH YELLOWBANDEDCOQUINA coquina
 MATCH YELLOWHELMET yellow
 MATCH SHELLS2 back
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
NOTES:
 ECHO On Gem Values
 ECHO
 ECHO Despite being quite cheap and common, a gem may not be readily available in all parts of the world. Blue quartz, for example, is so common on the east side of the DragonSpine that even elven peasants rarely wear it as jewelry. Even so, those who ask wandering merchants for an item made of blue quartz may experience some difficulty -- a gem may be common, but that does not mean that it is common "here," wherever "here" might be. Elves are more likely to have gems from the east side of the DragonSpine, halflings are more likely to have gems found in the frozen north, humans are more likely to have gems found in the Turamzzyrian Empire, and so on.
 ECHO
 ECHO Prices offered for a gem may vary from place to place, but intelligent jewelers are aware of the various rarities of gems throughout the world, and few are willing to pay more for a gem from an adventurer than they would have to pay to have it imported. (Many will cheerfully pay less!) Less educated jewelers are quickly rooked by visiting adventurers and driven out of business.
 ECHO
 ECHO Very common Very common gems are worth 25 silver at most.
 ECHO Common Common gems are worth 25 to 75 silver.
 ECHO Infrequently found Infrequently found gems are worth 75 to 300 silver.
 ECHO Uncommon Uncommon gems are worth 300 to 750 silver.
 ECHO Rare Rare gems are worth 750 to 1750 silver.
 ECHO Very rare Very rare gems are worth 1750 to 3750 silver.
 ECHO Extremely rare Extremely rare gems are worth 3750 to 5500 silver.
 ECHO Extraordinarily rare Extraordinarily rare gems are worth 5500 to 7000 silver.
 ECHO Legendary Legendary gems are remarkably valuable, and they are valued at more than 7000 silver apiece.
 ECHO Mythical The stuff of dreams and myths, these gems are snatched up hungrily by jewelers as evidence that they really do exist.
EXIT
ERITHIAN:
 ECHO Gems from Erithian Lands 
 ECHO 
 ECHO Like the continent of Elanith, the Erithian continent possesses a wide variety of mineral resources. The members of the "earth clan," the Suroth Dai, have primarily been responsible for investigating the precious and semi-precious stones found in Erithian territory. However, some gems hold a certain place of honor in Erithian culture among all Dai, and students of culture may find it interesting that many of those gems can be found only on the Erithian continent. 
 ECHO 
 ECHO Many organizations seek trade pacts to import unique gems from the Erithian continent. Dwarves and gnomes have had the greatest success, but the Erithi have also sealed trade agreements with halflings, elves, scattered sylvans, and the Faendryl.
 ECHO 
 ECHO Type NEXT to continue.
 WAITFOR next
 GOTO ERITHIAN2
ERITHIAN2:
 ECHO Although rare gems exist, the Erithi have not chosen to import any of their most precious stones to the continent of Elanith, preferring to leave that information (and, ideally, the stones in question) in their own hands. Considering that their lands have long been raided by rogues and scavengers of many races, their preference for mystery is not entirely surprising, but it is disappointing to those who wish to chronicle such matters. The gems listed below are the only ones that have been verified.
 ECHO
 ECHO Type in MENU for a list of Erithian gems.
 ECHO Type in MAIN to return to the main menu.
 MATCH ERITHIANMENU menu
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
ERITHIANMENU:
 ECHO ERITHIAN GEMS
 ECHO
 ECHO BEETLE agate SNAKE agate
 ECHO BLOOD agate STORM agate
 ECHO CELESTIAL agate SUMMER agate
 ECHO DAWN agate cinnamon AMBER
 ECHO DREAM agate sunset BERYL
 ECHO DROUGHT agate anemone CORAL
 ECHO IRIS agate spiral CORAL
 ECHO NATHALA agate JADE
 ECHO OWLEYE agate YELLOW tourmaline
 ECHO PANTHER agate BLUE zircon
 ECHO SPECTRAL agate
 ECHO
 ECHO Type in the right WORD to continue.
 ECHO Type in AGATE for a list of agates and their lore.
 ECHO Type in BACK to return to the previous menu.
 ECHO Type in MAIN to return to the main menu.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
 MATCH BEETLEAGATE beetle
 MATCH BLOODAGATE blood
 MATCH CELESTIALAGATE celest
 MATCH DAWNAGATE dawn
 MATCH DREAMAGATE dream
 MATCH DROUGHTAGATE drought
 MATCH IRISAGATE iris
 MATCH NATHALAAGATE nathala
 MATCH OWLEYEAGATE owleye
 MATCH PANTHERAGATE panther
 MATCH SPECTRALAGATE spectral
 MATCH SNAKEAGATE snake
 MATCH STORMAGATE storm
 MATCH SUMMERAGATE summer
 MATCH ERITHIANAGATE agate
 MATCH ERITHIANMENU back
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
ERITHIANAGATE:
 ECHO Agate 
 ECHO Many remarkable varieties of agate are found only upon the Erithian continent. Some (although not all) are listed below. These stones are infrequently found, but the Erithi grant them sentimental value that places them far above diamond within the rituals and customs of the culture.
 ECHO 
 ECHO 1. BEETLE agate
 ECHO 2. BLOOD agate
 ECHO 3. CELESTIAL agate
 ECHO 4. DAWN agate
 ECHO 5. DREAM agate
 ECHO 6. DROUGHT agate
 ECHO 7. IRIS agate
 ECHO 8. NATHALA agate
 ECHO 9. OWLEYE agate
 ECHO 10. PANTHER agate
 ECHO 11. SPECTRAL agate
 ECHO 12. SNAKE agate
 ECHO 13. STORM agate
 ECHO 14. SUMMER agate
 ECHO 15. MYTHOS
 ECHO
 ECHO Type in the right WORD to continue.
 ECHO Type in BACK to return to the previous menu.
 ECHO Type in MAIN to return to the main menu.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
 MATCH BEETLEAGATE beetle
 MATCH BLOODAGATE blood
 MATCH CELESTIALAGATE celest
 MATCH DAWNAGATE dawn
 MATCH DREAMAGATE dream
 MATCH DROUGHTAGATE drought
 MATCH IRISAGATE iris
 MATCH NATHALAAGATE nathala
 MATCH OWLEYEAGATE owleye
 MATCH PANTHERAGATE panther
 MATCH SPECTRALAGATE spectral
 MATCH SNAKEAGATE snake
 MATCH STORMAGATE storm
 MATCH SUMMERAGATE summer
 MATCH ERITHIANAGATELORE myth
 MATCH ERITHIANMENU back
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
ERITHIANAGATELORE:
 ECHO In addition, every type of agate found upon the continent of Elanith may be found upon the Erithian continent, with the sole exception of chameleon agate (which is not precisely found upon Elanith in any case, as it is only found on Teras Isle.)The Erithi value agate very highly, particularly the Surath Dai. Though the record of Erithi history stretches back only fifteen hundred years, Erithian scholars are convinced that the traditions related to agate are far older. The word for "soul" (raiyatha) and the word for "agate" (raiyartha) are quite similar in the Erithi language, making linguists certain that they derive from the same source. A traditional prayer among the Erithi, also suspected to be older than their arrival in Atan Irith, addresses Lumnis as "Mother of Agates" and asks the goddess to aid the Erithian people in showing mercy to one another.
 ECHO 
 ECHO Poets among the Erithi use agate as a symbol for the soul on a routine basis, and every variety of agate carries its own special symbolism as well. Part of a traditional Erithian wedding ceremony requires the bride and groom to drink from a bowl carved of agate, and the specific agate of the bowl is chosen with careful attention to the traditional symbolism.
 ECHO
 ECHO Type in BACK to return to the previous menu.
 ECHO Type in MENU to return to the Erithian Gems menu.
 ECHO Type in MAIN to return to the main menu.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
 MATCH ERITHIANAGATE back
 MATCH ERITHIANMENU menu
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
BEETLEAGATE:
 ECHO Beetle agate: 
 ECHO Beetle agate is a black stone that displays a fiery, metallic green iridescence when held in the light.
 ECHO
 ECHO Type in BACK to return to the previous menu.
 ECHO Type in MENU to return to the Erithian Gems menu.
 ECHO Type in MAIN to return to the main menu.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
 MATCH ERITHIANAGATE back
 MATCH ERITHIANMENU menu
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
BLOODAGATE:
 ECHO Blood agate:
 ECHO Blood agate is a deep crimson stone streaked with salmon pink.
 ECHO
 ECHO Type in BACK to return to the previous menu.
 ECHO Type in MENU to return to the Erithian Gems menu.
 ECHO Type in MAIN to return to the main menu.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
 MATCH ERITHIANAGATE back
 MATCH ERITHIANMENU menu
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
CELESTIALAGATE:
 ECHO Celestial agate:
 ECHO Celestial agate is a translucent black stone shot with slender, silvery-white lines that create star-like patterns.
 ECHO
 ECHO Type in BACK to return to the previous menu.
 ECHO Type in MENU to return to the Erithian Gems menu.
 ECHO Type in MAIN to return to the main menu.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
 MATCH ERITHIANAGATE back
 MATCH ERITHIANMENU menu
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
DAWNAGATE:
 ECHO Dawn agate:
 ECHO Dawn agate is a dark grey color banded with pastel pink, yellow, and green. When touched by sunlight, it shimmers with an intense gold hue.
 ECHO
 ECHO Type in BACK to return to the previous menu.
 ECHO Type in MENU to return to the Erithian Gems menu.
 ECHO Type in MAIN to return to the main menu.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
 MATCH ERITHIANAGATE back
 MATCH ERITHIANMENU menu
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
DREAMAGATE:
 ECHO Dream agate:
 ECHO Dream agate is a pale grey agate with bands that appear opaque and snow white beneath sunlight. Beneath moonlight, the bands become both transparent and opalescent, threading the translucent grey stone with softly shimmering rainbows.
 ECHO
 ECHO Type in BACK to return to the previous menu.
 ECHO Type in MENU to return to the Erithian Gems menu.
 ECHO Type in MAIN to return to the main menu.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
 MATCH ERITHIANAGATE back
 MATCH ERITHIANMENU menu
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
DROUGHTAGATE:
 ECHO Drought agate:
 ECHO Drought agate typically displays several shades of brown, varying from light tan to a dark, almost black color, and slender lines of pale green framed in dark gold run through its substance.
 ECHO
 ECHO Type in BACK to return to the previous menu.
 ECHO Type in MENU to return to the Erithian Gems menu.
 ECHO Type in MAIN to return to the main menu.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
 MATCH ERITHIANAGATE back
 MATCH ERITHIANMENU menu
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
IRISAGATE:
 ECHO Iris agate:
 ECHO Iris agate contains extraordinarily thin bands of translucent stone, each shifted only slightly in hue from the others, creating delicate rainbows that repeat multiple times through its substance. Iris agates typically have a predominant color, which may be white, black, or a pastel shade of the rainbow.
 ECHO
 ECHO Type in BACK to return to the previous menu.
 ECHO Type in MENU to return to the Erithian Gems menu.
 ECHO Type in MAIN to return to the main menu.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
 MATCH ERITHIANAGATE back
 MATCH ERITHIANMENU menu
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
NATHALAAGATE:
 ECHO Nathala agate:
 ECHO Nathala agate is predominantly an intense turquoise hue, banded with another shade of blue as well as one or more of the colors black, white, green, and gold.
 ECHO
 ECHO Type in BACK to return to the previous menu.
 ECHO Type in MENU to return to the Erithian Gems menu.
 ECHO Type in MAIN to return to the main menu.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
 MATCH ERITHIANAGATE back
 MATCH ERITHIANMENU menu
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
OWLEYEAGATE:
 ECHO Owleye agate:
 ECHO Owleye agate refers not to a type of agate so much as a formation of banded agate. In owleye agate, the bands create one or more concentric patterns upon the surface of the stone.
 ECHO
 ECHO Type in BACK to return to the previous menu.
 ECHO Type in MENU to return to the Erithian Gems menu.
 ECHO Type in MAIN to return to the main menu.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
 MATCH ERITHIANAGATE back
 MATCH ERITHIANMENU menu
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
PANTHERAGATE:
 ECHO Panther agate:
 ECHO Panther agate bears a strong resemblance to tigereye. However, instead of showing shimmering bands of gold upon a surface of brown, panther agate contains shimmering bands of pale silvery-grey upon a surface of midnight black.
 ECHO
 ECHO Type in BACK to return to the previous menu.
 ECHO Type in MENU to return to the Erithian Gems menu.
 ECHO Type in MAIN to return to the main menu.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
 MATCH ERITHIANAGATE back
 MATCH ERITHIANMENU menu
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
SPECTRALAGATE:
 ECHO Spectral agate:
 ECHO Spectral agate is a transparent stone, typically pale grey or pale blue, banded with opaque, faintly shimmering white.
 ECHO
 ECHO Type in BACK to return to the previous menu.
 ECHO Type in MENU to return to the Erithian Gems menu.
 ECHO Type in MAIN to return to the main menu.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
 MATCH ERITHIANAGATE back
 MATCH ERITHIANMENU menu
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
SNAKEAGATE:
 ECHO Snake agate:
 ECHO Snake agate is a variant of mottled agate. It may be grey, green, brown, black, or white in its primary hue, but its distinguishing trait is that its markings bear a strong resemblance to the scales of a snake.
 ECHO
 ECHO Type in BACK to return to the previous menu.
 ECHO Type in MENU to return to the Erithian Gems menu.
 ECHO Type in MAIN to return to the main menu.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
 MATCH ERITHIANAGATE back
 MATCH ERITHIANMENU menu
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
STORMAGATE:
 ECHO Storm agate:
 ECHO Storm agate is typically dark blue shading to black, shot with zigzagging streaks of silver and white.
 ECHO
 ECHO Type in BACK to return to the previous menu.
 ECHO Type in MENU to return to the Erithian Gems menu.
 ECHO Type in MAIN to return to the main menu.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
 MATCH ERITHIANAGATE back
 MATCH ERITHIANMENU menu
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
SUMMERAGATE:
 ECHO Summer agate:
 ECHO Summer agate is a bright, sunny yellow color adorned with tiny bands of sky blue and cloud white.
 ECHO
 ECHO Type in BACK to return to the previous menu.
 ECHO Type in MENU to return to the Erithian Gems menu.
 ECHO Type in MAIN to return to the main menu.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
 MATCH ERITHIANAGATE back
 MATCH ERITHIANMENU menu
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
CINNAMONAMBER:
 ECHO Cinnamon amber
 ECHO Cinnamon amber is a transparent stone that varies in hue between fiery scarlet and a red so dark that it is almost black. It has no fire, it cannot be faceted, and, like regular amber, it often includes preserved insects or vegetable matter. Unlike true amber, it never washes ashore. Unlike many Erithian gems, cinnamon amber is not found in regions controlled by the Surath Dai, but is found within the various woodlands and valleys of Yachan Dai territory. Cinnamon amber is actually more common than regular amber upon the Erithian continent.
 ECHO 
 ECHO Cinnamon amber, like regular amber, will burn in a candle flame. Instead of producing white smoke, however, it will produce orange smoke, and the scent is quite different. When burned, cinnamon amber produces an intense spicy odor, leading to its name. This effect is little more than a novelty to the Erithi, who find the scent to be overpowering and unpleasant, but the smell of burning cinnamon amber has gained remarkable popularity with the Nalfein in the time since the Erithi revealed themselves. Trade in cinnamon amber has already been established with Ta'Nalfein. Nalfein traders are importing the stone at a remarkable rate for use in perfume and incense, and at least one Ivasian priest has made his interest in the substance known as well.
 ECHO
 ECHO Type in BACK to return to the previous menu.
 ECHO Type in MAIN to return to the main menu.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
 MATCH ERITHIANMENU back
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
SUNSETBERYL:
 ECHO Sunset beryl There is only one known deposit of sunset beryl, which lies in Surath Dai territory on the Erithian continent. Since this deposit is quite large, and since the quality is quite low, it is merely an uncommon stone.
 ECHO 
 ECHO Sunset beryl is a beautiful, dark red stone shading slightly toward pink. It often sparkles slightly from many tiny inclusions running through its imperfect substance. Unfortunately, sunset beryl is even more prone to damage than emerald, and, as a result of these contaminating inclusions, the crystals are very small. Few exceed the size of a halfling's little fingernail, and most are akin to the size of a grain of sand, but a few prized larger specimens do exist.
 ECHO
 ECHO Type in NEXT to continue.
 WAITFOR next
 GOTO SUNSETBERYL2
SUNSETBERYL2:
 ECHO Unsurprisingly, most of the crystals are unsuitable in size to jewelry-related purposes. However, the stone takes on an incredible fire when faceted, and some Erithians take pleasure in wearing a single sunset beryl earring or a tiny sunset beryl pendant at the hollow of the throat.
 ECHO 
 ECHO Pieces of sunset beryl that are inappropriate to jewelry's purposes are often used in clerical rituals, as sunset beryl can serve as a useful channel for divine energy. The magical structure of sunset beryl also serves as a useful catalyst when seeking to gain the aid of rock, stone, and earth spirits.
 ECHO
 ECHO Type in BACK to return to the previous menu.
 ECHO Type in MAIN to return to the main menu.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
 MATCH ERITHIANMENU back
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
ERITHIANCORAL:
 ECHO Coral 
 ECHONow that the Erithi have revealed their presence to the various races of Elanith, stories about the wealth of the Erithian continent have spread through seedy taverns all along the eastern shore of Elanith. From these tales, raiders and shrewd jewelers alike suspect that, as well as myriad agates, the Erithian continent possesses a wide variety of valuable corals. However, the Erithi have been fairly reticent regarding this matter, and only two unique varieties of coral have been confirmed. 
 ECHO
 ECHO One is anemone coral, which is a regular, symmetrically formed coral occurring in a delicate shade of violet with dark plum markings. The other is spiral coral, which consists of gleaming golden protrusions arranged in intricate spirals.
 ECHO 
 ECHO Members of the Nathala Dai collect these corals (and perhaps others) along the shores of the Erithian homeland. Initial trade inquiries suggest that these corals are both uncommon.
 ECHO
 ECHO Type in BACK to return to the previous menu.
 ECHO Type in MAIN to return to the main menu.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
 MATCH ERITHIANMENU back
 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
ERITHIANJADE:
 ECHO Jade 
 ECHO Members of the Surath Dai have located a number of excellent deposits of jade. These deposits include yellow, green, brown, and white jade, with white jade being by far the most common of the varieties. This may be why the Erithi have developed a sophisticated technique for dying jade through careful exposure to elemental magic. 
 ECHO 
 ECHO If the technique fails, or if the exposure is accidental, the result is quite ugly, looking like nothing so much as a stain upon the stone. However, in the hands of a master, the result is quite striking. Erithian travelers have revealed that it is necessary to expose the gem evenly to only a single variety of elemental energy, but they have not explained any more of the secret, and no jeweler on the continent of Elanith has successfully replicated the effect thus far.
 ECHO
 ECHO Type in NEXT to continue.
 WAITFOR next
 GOTO ERITHIANJADE2
ERITHIANJADE2:
 ECHO Water's influence produces lavender jade, air's influence creates brilliant blue jade, earth's influence will turn it pale red, and fire will turn it black. Some truly remarkable pieces exist that actually incorporate more than one color of jade in a single stone, such as swirls of blue jade drifting among a background of black. Cracking open a piece of dyed Erithian jade reveals that the hue extends only the thickness of a fingernail into the stone, leaving the natural white jade beneath. Some jewelers are experimenting with cameos and bas-relief carvings that take advantage of the contrast between the dark, dyed portions and the pale hue within.
 ECHO 
 ECHO Since white jade is so common in Erithian lands, the Erithi are trading it readily with the dwarves, and these dyed jades are valued as if they were infrequently found.
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 MATCH MAIN main
 MATCHWAIT
YELLOWTOURMALINE:
 ECHO Yellow tourmaline 
ECOH Yellow tourmaline, or "sun" tourmaline, can only be found on the Erithian continent. Its name is apt, for, if a yellow tourmaline crystal is placed in a sunbeam, the entire crystal will glow with sunlight. This effect persists even when the exposure to light is very small and the crystal is quite large. Traditionally, the Erithians have attributed the effect to solar spirits rather than to Phoen's influence, but human clerics of Phoen are less certain of the matter. 
 ECHO
 ECHO As well as existing in pure yellow crystals, this variant of tourmaline may be found in bicolored crystals. When this occurs, the other side of the crystal is invariably black.
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 GOTO YELLOWTOURMALINE2
YELLOWTOURMALINE2:
 ECHO Thus far, no one has found any magical use for pure yellow tourmaline aside from a mild affinity to spiritual blessings. Oddly, however, the bi-colored yellow tourmalines are magically inert to anything save certain aspects of demonology. As a result, the Faendryl have taken a particular interest in them.
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 ECHO Due to some particularly deft bargaining, the Faendryl currently have a monopoly upon yellow tourmaline importation, but it is not expected to last. The stone is common in Erithian lands, and too many people are curious enough to pay for a better look at it.
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 ECHO Type in BACK to return to the previous menu.
 ECHO Type in MAIN to return to the main menu.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
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NATHALENE:
 ECHO Blue zircon (nathalene) 
 ECHO The Erithi possess a blue variety of zircon that they call nathalene. It glimmers with a cold blue light like the sky reflecting back from glacial ice, and those who have seen it consider it to be the most beautiful variety of zircon by far. Still, as it is still merely a variant of zircon, jewelers will not offer very much for it. 
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 ECHO As trade continues between the dwarven people and the Erithi in Zul Logoth, the dwarves have obtained a number of precious samples, and they report that nathalene stones are extremely responsive to bardic loresinging. Experimentation continues in this matter.
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 ECHO Type in MAIN to return to the main menu.
 ECHO Press the ESC key to EXIT.
 MATCH ERITHIANMENU back
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AELOTOI:
 ECHO Gemstones and the Aelotoi 
 ECHO For fifteen thousand years, the Aelotoi suffered as slaves to the kiramon. The kiramon worked the Aelotoi cruelly, using them to mine and destroy the healthy, fertile world that had once been their own. Many presumably still endure in captivity upon that distant world, Bre'Naere -- for, while many were able to escape through the shimmering rift to Elanthia, there were many such mining camps, and it was impossible for Braedn, the elected leader of the Aelotoi, to save all of his people. 
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 ECHO The Aelotoi suffered terribly beneath the dominance of the kiramon. Now, they are free -- but the memory of Bre'Naere has not left them. The kiramon destroyed lakes, rivers, trees, meadows, and mountains, but their driving goal and desire was to obtain gems, and the Aelotoi people never understood why the kiramon wanted gems so badly. The memory of the driving kiramon quest has resulted in various Aelotoi reacting in significantly different ways when confronted with gemstones, particularly rubies, sapphires, diamond, and other high-quality stones that the kiramon most desired.
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 GOTO AELOTOI2
AELOTOI2:
 ECHO While there are exceptions among any of the clans, the following attitudes are most typical among the Aelotoi.
 ECHO 
 ECHO The Vaer'sah clan takes pleasure in the idea of owning gems and wearing jewelry. The Vaer'sah enjoyed more freedom than the other Aelotoi, living in secret as refugees and avoiding the wrath of the kiramon. To the Vaer'sah, jewelry is a way of reveling in the newfound liberty of the Aelotoi. The kiramon are no longer present to stop the Aelotoi from owning gems of their own, so it is an act of defiance and freedom, the Vaer'sah say.
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 ECHO The Gaeh'deh react differently when confronted with gems and jewelry. The Gaeh'deh bore the brunt of physical labor on the world of Bre'Naere, and they are more communally minded than either of the other two clans. On Bre'Naere, upon rare circumstance, an Aelotoi worker would sometimes conceal a gem from the kiramon overseers. If the kiramon discovered such treachery, their reaction was violent -- not only would the offender be put to death, but several random members of the mining camp would be slain as well, and even those permitted to live would be brutally punished. The Aelotoi word "zrissantha" is a single term that means "jewel thief," "traitor," and "kinslayer." Most members of the Gaeh'deh clan will not wear jewelry or adorn their possessions with jewels, and they distrust those who do.
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 GOTO AELOTOI3
AELOTOI3:
 ECHO The Mrae'ni, primarily healers and mages, share the Gaeh'deh hesitation over wearing jewelry. They consider it disrespectful to wear jeweled ornaments when their kin are dying elsewhere for the sake of the kiramon gem-lust. However, the need to know is a driving force behind the Mrae'ni and their actions, and the Mrae'ni are asking themselves the question that very few other Aelotoi have considered: "Why did the kiramon want gems?" Illistim scholars have taught the Mrae'ni about some of the magical and metaphysical properties of various types of gems, and the Mrae'ni are starting to see possession of gems as a new way to help their people. Although they are disgusted by the idea of wearing gems for decoration, the Mrae'ni will sometimes carry a bespelled gem or two and see nothing wrong with that practice.
EXIT
ARKATI:
 ECHO Gemstones and the Arkati 
 ECHO Worshippers of various Arkati or greater spirits consider specific gems significant to their faith. Please note that these attributions are not exclusive; for example, followers of Imaera and followers of Luukos both find sacred significance in emeralds.
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 ECHO Aeia - emerald
 ECHO Amasalen - heliodor
 ECHO Andelas - chrysoberyl, cat’s-eye quartz
 ECHO Arachne - garnet
 ECHO Charl - aquamarine, coral, thunder egg geodes, mermaid's-tear sapphires
 ECHO Cholen - amethyst, pyrite, blue sapphire
 ECHO Eorgina - black diamond, firestone
 ECHO Fash'lo'nae - deathstone, black opal, citrine quartz
 ECHO Gosaena - moss agate, malachite
 ECHO The Huntress - lapis lazuli, starstone
 ECHO Imaera - amber, chrysoprase, emerald
 ECHO Ivas - green jade
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 ECHO Type in NEXT to continue.
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 GOTO ARKATI2
ARKATI2:
 ECHO Jastev - alexandrite, lapis lazuli, rock crystal
 ECHO Jaston - blue quartz
 ECHO Kai - tigerfang crystal
 ECHO Koar - Eye-of-Koar emerald, topaz
 ECHO Kuon - green zircon
 ECHO Laethe - black onyx, rhodochrosite
 ECHO Leya - chalcedony
 ECHO Lorminstra - black dreamstone, banded onyx
 ECHO Lumnis - agate, black opal, turquoise
 ECHO Luukos - emerald
 ECHO Marlu - star diopside
 ECHO Mularos - bloodstone, ruby
 ECHO Niima - aquamarine, white opal
 ECHO Oleani - morganite, rose quartz
 ECHO Onar - deathstone, obsidian
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 ECHO Type in NEXT to continue.
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 GOTO ARKATI3
ARKATI3:
 ECHO Phoen - yellow sapphire, sunstone
 ECHO Ronan - jet
 ECHO Sheru - amber
 ECHO Tilamaire - labradorite
 ECHO Tonis - jasper, aventurine
 ECHO Voaris - geode
 ECHO Voln - onyx
 ECHO V'tull - bloodjewel
 ECHO Zelia - moonstone
 ECHO 
 ECHO In looking at this list, some will pause and ask, “But what of Eonak?” The answer is that Eonak’s followers do not tie any specific gem to his worship, for all gems of the earth are beneath his sway. Pieces of petrified wood are sometimes utilized in wedding ceremonies by clerics of Eonak, as they symbolize the bond between Eonak and Imaera, but talismans of metal or simple, unadorned stone are preferred in all other cases.
EXIT
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