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GS4-XYNWEN: /* Glass */

2026-03-18T16:59:40Z

Glass

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	\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| Riverglass \|\|Glass\|\| style="text-align: center;"\|N \|\|See [[Glassworking/Part Three]]		\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| Riverglass \|\|Glass\|\| style="text-align: center;"\|N \|\|See [[Glassworking/Part Three]]
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			\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| Zehet'jad \|\|Glass\|\| style="background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold; text-align: center; color:#FFFFFF"\|Y \|\|See [[Glassworking/Part Three]]
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GS4-XYNWEN: /* Glass */

2026-03-17T18:02:56Z

Glass

GS4-XYNWEN: /* Glass */

2026-03-17T17:59:49Z

Glass

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 | scope="row"  role="rowheader"| [[Zhiqietz]] || Glass || style="text-align: center;"|N || Zhiqietz naturally is a bit rough and cloudy with a citrine hue to the glass. It polishes up readily, and when heated, the cloudiness dissipates and dyes can be injected into the mix. It may come as no surprise, but ahmdir blue is a favorite shade for zhiqietz trinkets.
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GS4-VANAH: /* Gemstones & Minerals */

2025-12-03T14:01:29Z

Gemstones & Minerals

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			\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| [[The_Acqsael#Gems\|Aelvara Amber]] \|\| Gemstone \|\| style="background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold; text-align: center; color:#FFFFFF"\|Y\|\| Pale blue, translucent gem formed from the resin of the aelvara tree containing fossilized remains of tiny sea creatures.
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	\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| [[Agita]] \|\| Crystallized sap \|\| style="background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold; text-align: center; color:#FFFFFF"\|Y \|\| Due to its inability to be reshaped, drilled, pierced, carved, or bored, the agita is typically used for ornamentation by creating a cage of either wire, metal, or stitching. Lattice-stitching with metallic threads has grown in popularity in Atan Irith and is used to bind the material to the cloth as either neckline ornaments or buttons, while single pieces are usually showcased upon the toes of slippers or yatanes. Smaller specimens have been fashioned into a variety of jewelry. Earbobs are fused to metal and pendants are encased in cages. The most famous of the cage varieties is the basket-weave cage made of fine wire.		\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| [[Agita]] \|\| Crystallized sap \|\| style="background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold; text-align: center; color:#FFFFFF"\|Y \|\| Due to its inability to be reshaped, drilled, pierced, carved, or bored, the agita is typically used for ornamentation by creating a cage of either wire, metal, or stitching. Lattice-stitching with metallic threads has grown in popularity in Atan Irith and is used to bind the material to the cloth as either neckline ornaments or buttons, while single pieces are usually showcased upon the toes of slippers or yatanes. Smaller specimens have been fashioned into a variety of jewelry. Earbobs are fused to metal and pendants are encased in cages. The most famous of the cage varieties is the basket-weave cage made of fine wire.
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	\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| [[Blood marble]] \|\| Stone \|\| style="background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold; text-align: center; color:#FFFFFF"\|Y \|\| Bright white marble with dark red veins twisting through its surface.		\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| [[Blood marble]] \|\| Stone \|\| style="background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold; text-align: center; color:#FFFFFF"\|Y \|\| Bright white marble with dark red veins twisting through its surface.
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			\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| [[The_Acqsael#Gems\|Brinefire Topaz]] \|\| Gemstone \|\| style="background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold; text-align: center; color:#FFFFFF"\|Y\|\| Amber core surrounded by cool blue edges, recalling the rare bioluminescent blooms found in deepwater caverns.
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	\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| [[Elanthian Gems#Gems from Erithian Lands\|Celestial agate]] \|\| Gemstone \|\| style="background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold; text-align: center; color:#FFFFFF"\|Y \|\| Celestial agate is a translucent black stone shot with slender, silvery-white lines that create star-like patterns.		\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| [[Elanthian Gems#Gems from Erithian Lands\|Celestial agate]] \|\| Gemstone \|\| style="background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold; text-align: center; color:#FFFFFF"\|Y \|\| Celestial agate is a translucent black stone shot with slender, silvery-white lines that create star-like patterns.
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	\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| [[Charl's-scale]] \|\| Shell \|\| style="background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold; text-align: center; color:#FFFFFF"\|Y \|\| In the southernmost coastal reaches of Allace, there is a very pretty limpet that can be found in tidepools. Called Charl's-scale, collecting these prismatic limpet shells and weaving them into bracelets (often with dried seaweed or seagrass) is a popular pastime, and these villages adorn their dead with this jewelry prior to either a seaside pyre or a deep sea burial. Fortunately, Charl's-scales are quite common in this area, and it serves as a nice export for jewelry aficionados as well.		\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| [[Charl's-scale]] \|\| Shell \|\| style="background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold; text-align: center; color:#FFFFFF"\|Y \|\| In the southernmost coastal reaches of Allace, there is a very pretty limpet that can be found in tidepools. Called Charl's-scale, collecting these prismatic limpet shells and weaving them into bracelets (often with dried seaweed or seagrass) is a popular pastime, and these villages adorn their dead with this jewelry prior to either a seaside pyre or a deep sea burial. Fortunately, Charl's-scales are quite common in this area, and it serves as a nice export for jewelry aficionados as well.
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			\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| [[The_Acqsael#Gems\|Coralflare Opal]] \|\| Gemstone \|\| style="background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold; text-align: center; color:#FFFFFF"\|Y\|\| Iridescent fiery orange and deep crimson opal. Often set into talismans worn by hunters and healers alike.
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	\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| [[Elanthian Gems#Gems from Erithian Lands\|Dawn agate]] \|\| Gemstone \|\| style="background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold; text-align: center; color:#FFFFFF"\|Y \|\| 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.		\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| [[Elanthian Gems#Gems from Erithian Lands\|Dawn agate]] \|\| Gemstone \|\| style="background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold; text-align: center; color:#FFFFFF"\|Y \|\| 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.
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	\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| [[Lily jade]] \|\| Gemstone \|\| style="text-align: center;"\|N \|\| A type of jade native to Ta'Ardenai that is bright white with gold and crimson speckles.		\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| [[Lily jade]] \|\| Gemstone \|\| style="text-align: center;"\|N \|\| A type of jade native to Ta'Ardenai that is bright white with gold and crimson speckles.
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			\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| [[The_Acqsael#Gems\|Moonlit Kelpstone]] \|\| Gemstone \|\| style="background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold; text-align: center; color:#FFFFFF"\|Y\|\| Flat, rectangular sea green gem with silver and purplish red striations. Often set into pendants worn during nocturnal rites.
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	\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| [[Elanthian Gems#Gems from Erithian Lands\|Nathala agate]] \|\| Gemstone \|\| style="background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold; text-align: center; color:#FFFFFF"\|Y \|\| 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.		\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| [[Elanthian Gems#Gems from Erithian Lands\|Nathala agate]] \|\| Gemstone \|\| style="background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold; text-align: center; color:#FFFFFF"\|Y \|\| 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.
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	\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| [[Elanthian Gems#Gems from Erithian Lands\|Summer agate]] \|\| Gemstone \|\| style="background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold; text-align: center; color:#FFFFFF"\|Y \|\| Summer agate is a bright, sunny yellow color adorned with tiny bands of sky blue and cloud white.		\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| [[Elanthian Gems#Gems from Erithian Lands\|Summer agate]] \|\| Gemstone \|\| style="background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold; text-align: center; color:#FFFFFF"\|Y \|\| Summer agate is a bright, sunny yellow color adorned with tiny bands of sky blue and cloud white.
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			\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| [[The_Acqsael#Gems\|Seabloom Jade]] \|\| Gemstone \|\| style="background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold; text-align: center; color:#FFFFFF"\|Y\|\| Soft green mottled with flecks of pearl and seafoam white.
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			\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| [[The_Acqsael#Gems\|Seadragon Eye]] \|\| Gemstone \|\| style="background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold; text-align: center; color:#FFFFFF"\|Y\|\| Rare stone marked by swirling emerald and aquamarine inclusions and gold veins, its irregular shape recalling the fins of a leafy seadragon. Used as ceremonial fastenings or exchanged as a token of graceful strength.
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			\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| [[The_Acqsael#Gems\|Starspine Garnet]] \|\| Gemstone \|\| style="background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold; text-align: center; color:#FFFFFF"\|Y\|\| Deep red stone marked with fine, radiating lines that recall the spiny arms of the rare starfish found near Laeqithe.
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	\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| [[Ur-barath]] \|\| Stone \|\| style="background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold; text-align: center; color:#FFFFFF"\|Y \|\| Loosely translated to red rivulet stone, it was mistranslated to blood ravine stone after the dwarves that discovered it fled back into the mountains. The word continued to be bastardized into bloodriven, the location of its origin endorsing the village of the same name.		\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| [[Ur-barath]] \|\| Stone \|\| style="background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold; text-align: center; color:#FFFFFF"\|Y \|\| Loosely translated to red rivulet stone, it was mistranslated to blood ravine stone after the dwarves that discovered it fled back into the mountains. The word continued to be bastardized into bloodriven, the location of its origin endorsing the village of the same name.
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	\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| [[Sylvankind Gemology Guide\|Veil pearl]] \|\| Pearl \|\| style="background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold; text-align: center; color:#FFFFFF"\|Y\|\| Teardrop-shaped pearls with iridescent hues, with lavender ones being especially rare.		\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| [[Sylvankind Gemology Guide\|Veil pearl]] \|\| Pearl \|\| style="background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold; text-align: center; color:#FFFFFF"\|Y\|\| Teardrop-shaped pearls with iridescent hues, with lavender ones being especially rare.
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			\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| [[The_Acqsael#Gems\|Veilspire Pearl]] \|\| Pearl\|\| style="background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold; text-align: center; color:#FFFFFF"\|Y\|\| Opalescent with soft hues of lavender and pale silver. Layers of nacre reveal faint patterns that resemble drifting seaweed.
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GS4-VANAH: /* Flora & Woods */

2025-12-03T13:50:16Z

Flora & Woods

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	\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| [[Aeunarad]] \|\| Wood \|\| style="text-align: center;"\|N \|\| A type of willow specific to Ta'Loenthra, the aeunarad grows tall and branches out frequently, making it perfect for climbing. An ancient myth claims that any sitting in an aeunarad tree will be compelled to tell the truth, leading to the custom in some rural areas of lovers climbing the tree to exchange promises of love -- a custom called the aeunael. The tree itself has smooth white bark and silver-backed viridian leaves, with bright yellow catkins.		\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| [[Aeunarad]] \|\| Wood \|\| style="text-align: center;"\|N \|\| A type of willow specific to Ta'Loenthra, the aeunarad grows tall and branches out frequently, making it perfect for climbing. An ancient myth claims that any sitting in an aeunarad tree will be compelled to tell the truth, leading to the custom in some rural areas of lovers climbing the tree to exchange promises of love -- a custom called the aeunael. The tree itself has smooth white bark and silver-backed viridian leaves, with bright yellow catkins.
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			\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| Aelvashade Bloom\|\| Flora \|\| style="background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold; text-align: center; color:#FFFFFF"\|Y \|\| These large blossoms grow in specific shades of deep azure, iridescent teal, soft violets, pearlescent lavender, and a rare shade of misty silver that only blossoms during the full moon. They can be used in weaving projects and should be provided for any alterations.
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	\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| [[Carmiln]] \|\| Wood \|\| style="text-align: center;"\|N \|\| An uncommon hardwood tree with oblong serrated leaves and bunches of scented white flowers.		\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| [[Carmiln]] \|\| Wood \|\| style="text-align: center;"\|N \|\| An uncommon hardwood tree with oblong serrated leaves and bunches of scented white flowers.
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	\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| [[Ghostwood]] leaves \|\| Flora \|\| style="background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold; text-align: center; color:#FFFFFF"\|Y \|\| Rare leaves from the ghostwood tree of Atan Irith.		\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| [[Ghostwood]] leaves \|\| Flora \|\| style="background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold; text-align: center; color:#FFFFFF"\|Y \|\| Rare leaves from the ghostwood tree of Atan Irith.
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			\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| Glasstide Rose \|\| Flora \|\| style="text-align: center;"\|Y \|\| The rose itself can be used in the weaving system to make items. They will not shimmer and glow when not in their natural habitat, but remain clear. They can however be dyed (by a merchant) into almost any color. These flowers must be provided in amounts appropriate for the alteration requested.
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			\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| Glasstide Vines \|\| Flora \|\| style="text-align: center;"\|Y \|\| These vines are able to be harvested and grow in abundance around the cities of the acqsael. They will continue to shimmer with iridescent hues and reflect the surrounding light after gathered. They will not hold a dye, but can be used with the weaving system. Any part must be provided in amounts appropriate for the alteration requested.
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	\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| [[Glowbark]] \|\| Wood\|\| style="background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold; text-align: center; color:#FFFFFF"\|Y \|\| Highly magical tree native to the Elven Nations. Tiny phosphorescent organisms grow in its bark, causing it to glow when very dark.		\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| [[Glowbark]] \|\| Wood\|\| style="background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold; text-align: center; color:#FFFFFF"\|Y \|\| Highly magical tree native to the Elven Nations. Tiny phosphorescent organisms grow in its bark, causing it to glow when very dark.
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	\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| [[Lor]] \|\| Wood\|\| style="background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold; text-align: center; color:#FFFFFF"\|Y \|\| Tree with silver bark that is grown by the Faendryl.		\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| [[Lor]] \|\| Wood\|\| style="background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold; text-align: center; color:#FFFFFF"\|Y \|\| Tree with silver bark that is grown by the Faendryl.
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			\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| Lunebloom Coralweed \|\| Flora \|\| style="background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold; text-align: center; color:#FFFFFF"\|Y \|\| These flowers are common in the reefs around Laeqithe. They come in any shade of bright color you can imagine. They have never been seen in shades of black, brown, or grey. Their unique scent can be crafted into perfume and once they are plucked, they can be used in any weavings. Outside of the sea waters, they will not release clouds of glowing spores. They should be provided for any alterations.
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	\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| [[Lytani]] \|\| Wood \|\| style="text-align: center;"\|N \|\| A deciduous tree native to southern Ta'Ardenai. Its wood is a rich light brown with an open grain.		\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| [[Lytani]] \|\| Wood \|\| style="text-align: center;"\|N \|\| A deciduous tree native to southern Ta'Ardenai. Its wood is a rich light brown with an open grain.
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	\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| [[Sephwir]] \|\| Wood \|\| style="background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold; text-align: center; color:#FFFFFF"\|Y \|\| Tree native to Yuriquen which has silver-hued wood.		\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| [[Sephwir]] \|\| Wood \|\| style="background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold; text-align: center; color:#FFFFFF"\|Y \|\| Tree native to Yuriquen which has silver-hued wood.
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			\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| Shaleflare Moss \|\| Flora \|\| style="background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold; text-align: center; color:#FFFFFF"\|Y \|\| It can be harvested, but once outside of the ocean water it will lose its glow. They can be used in weaving projects and should be provided for any alterations.
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			\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| Spindleleaf Algae \|\| Flora \|\| style="background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold; text-align: center; color:#FFFFFF"\|Y \|\| This algae grows in abundance and can be harvested and used in weaving projects. They should be provided for any alterations.
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	\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| [[Star sedge]] \|\| Flora \|\| style="background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold; text-align: center; color:#FFFFFF"\|Y \|\| Star sedge blossoms at twilight and has a natural iridescence on the bright green sepals cupping the pink-white blossoms. The healing properties are what draw the Inyexat – it brings back that which is needed to read the stars, their eyes. It grows only in the Undermere, but it grows in abundance. Out of all the celestial sedges, it is the one most sacred to the Inyexat. Cultivation is difficult but not impossible, and with Inyexat permission, some erithi towns do cultivate their own xia'saj.		\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| [[Star sedge]] \|\| Flora \|\| style="background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold; text-align: center; color:#FFFFFF"\|Y \|\| Star sedge blossoms at twilight and has a natural iridescence on the bright green sepals cupping the pink-white blossoms. The healing properties are what draw the Inyexat – it brings back that which is needed to read the stars, their eyes. It grows only in the Undermere, but it grows in abundance. Out of all the celestial sedges, it is the one most sacred to the Inyexat. Cultivation is difficult but not impossible, and with Inyexat permission, some erithi towns do cultivate their own xia'saj.
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	\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| [[Taqitzka]] \|\| Flora \|\| style="background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold; text-align: center; color:#FFFFFF"\|N - Most colors<br>Y - Turquoise \|\| Taqitzka is a type of mountain paintbrush flower available in reds, yellows, and whites, and more rarely, a bright turquoise. A favorite flower of many Inyexat. Turquoise taqitzka needs to be supplied.		\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| [[Taqitzka]] \|\| Flora \|\| style="background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold; text-align: center; color:#FFFFFF"\|N - Most colors<br>Y - Turquoise \|\| Taqitzka is a type of mountain paintbrush flower available in reds, yellows, and whites, and more rarely, a bright turquoise. A favorite flower of many Inyexat. Turquoise taqitzka needs to be supplied.
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			\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| Tideblossom Anemones \|\| Flora \|\| style="background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold; text-align: center; color:#FFFFFF"\|Y \|\| The acqsael have on occasion harvested the blossoms. If one were to aquire these rare flowers, they would need to be provided for any alteration.
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	\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| [[Tobacco Wood]] \|\| Wood \|\| style="text-align: center;"\|N \|\| Not from a specific tree, it is instead wooden planks repurposed from tobacco curing barns, infused with the scent of tobacco and sun-aged grey from decades of use.		\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| [[Tobacco Wood]] \|\| Wood \|\| style="text-align: center;"\|N \|\| Not from a specific tree, it is instead wooden planks repurposed from tobacco curing barns, infused with the scent of tobacco and sun-aged grey from decades of use.

GS4-VANAH: /* Metals */

2025-11-30T13:58:41Z

Metals

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	\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| Starsong \|\| Metal \|\| style="background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold; text-align: center; color:#FFFFFF"\|Y \|\| See Vethinye.		\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| Starsong \|\| Metal \|\| style="background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold; text-align: center; color:#FFFFFF"\|Y \|\| See Vethinye.
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			\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| Starveil\|\| Metal \|\| style="background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold; text-align: center; color:#FFFFFF"\|Y \|\| Starveil is used for jewelry and adornments only (such as inlays on items), and the name is always starveil, not vethinye and not starsong. It cannot be used for weapons, armor, shields, and armor accessories except as inlay.
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	\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| [[Urglaes]]\|\| Metal \|\| style="background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold; text-align: center; color:#FFFFFF"\|Y \|\| Deep black. Cannot be dyed.		\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| [[Urglaes]]\|\| Metal \|\| style="background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold; text-align: center; color:#FFFFFF"\|Y \|\| Deep black. Cannot be dyed.
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	\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| [[Veniom]]\|\| Metal \|\| style="background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold; text-align: center; color:#FFFFFF"\|Y \|\| Naturally blue and streaked with silver, dyeable.		\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| [[Veniom]]\|\| Metal \|\| style="background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold; text-align: center; color:#FFFFFF"\|Y \|\| Naturally blue and streaked with silver, dyeable.
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	\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| [[Vethinye]] \|\| Metal \|\| style="background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold; text-align: center; color:#FFFFFF"\|Y \|\| An extremely rare metal that can be all shades of blue.		\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| [[Vethinye]] \|\| Metal \|\| style="background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold; text-align: center; color:#FFFFFF"\|Y \|\| An extremely rare metal that can be all shades of blue. Starsong/Vethinye are only for use as weapons, armor/accessories, and shields.
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	\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| [[Vultite]] \|\| Metal \|\| style="text-align: center;"\|N \|\| An uncommon metal that is a light blue-grey streaked with veins of bright silver. It is easily dyed.		\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| [[Vultite]] \|\| Metal \|\| style="text-align: center;"\|N \|\| An uncommon metal that is a light blue-grey streaked with veins of bright silver. It is easily dyed.

HOST-GSKEBECHET: Fixed several typos, updated column headers to more accurately reflect restrictions are present vs whether alter fodder is needed.

2025-11-20T16:20:32Z

Fixed several typos, updated column headers to more accurately reflect restrictions are present vs whether alter fodder is needed.

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HOST-GSKEBECHET: Clarifying note about rarity in introduction. I have confirmed with the GM wiki team that gemstones of rarity 07 and higher require fodder while all other materials of rarity 08 and higher require fodder. Added transclusion for ALTER 41 and additional explanation in Restricted Materials section.

2025-11-04T15:50:29Z

Clarifying note about rarity in introduction. I have confirmed with the GM wiki team that gemstones of rarity 07 and higher require fodder while all other materials of rarity 08 and higher require fodder. Added transclusion for ALTER 41 and additional explanation in Restricted Materials section.

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GS4-VANAH: Reverted edits by HATESHI (talk) to last revision by HOST-GSKEBECHET

2025-11-03T22:22:19Z

Reverted edits by HATESHI (talk) to last revision by HOST-GSKEBECHET

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	\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| [[Urnon]]\|\| Metal \|\| style="background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold; text-align: center; color:#FFFFFF"\|Y \|\| The hue of urnon can range through the full spectrum of color, often changing as much as its ever-shifting shapes. At times it can pulse as if it were a living rainbow, but this is quite a rare event. Like all metals, there are less-pure forms of it, and these are most often uniformly dark in color, and cannot change shape.		\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| [[Urnon]]\|\| Metal \|\| style="background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold; text-align: center; color:#FFFFFF"\|Y \|\| The hue of urnon can range through the full spectrum of color, often changing as much as its ever-shifting shapes. At times it can pulse as if it were a living rainbow, but this is quite a rare event. Like all metals, there are less-pure forms of it, and these are most often uniformly dark in color, and cannot change shape.
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	\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| [[Vaalin]]\|\| Metal \|\| style="~~background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold;~~ text-align: center; ~~color:#FFFFFF~~"\|Y \|\| Pearlescent white, dyeable.		\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| [[Vaalin]]\|\| Metal \|\| style="text-align: center;"\|N \|\| Pearlescent white, dyeable.
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	\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| [[Vaalorn]]\|\| Metal \|\| style="text-align: center;"\|N \|\| Most common colors are white, blue, red, and gold. Only the Vaalor elves know the secrets to dying it.		\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| [[Vaalorn]]\|\| Metal \|\| style="text-align: center;"\|N \|\| Most common colors are white, blue, red, and gold. Only the Vaalor elves know the secrets to dying it.

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GM Vanah on 11/3/25: "I don't make the rules. I just follow them. I am told vaalin has to be provided."

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	\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| [[Urnon]]\|\| Metal \|\| style="background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold; text-align: center; color:#FFFFFF"\|Y \|\| The hue of urnon can range through the full spectrum of color, often changing as much as its ever-shifting shapes. At times it can pulse as if it were a living rainbow, but this is quite a rare event. Like all metals, there are less-pure forms of it, and these are most often uniformly dark in color, and cannot change shape.		\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| [[Urnon]]\|\| Metal \|\| style="background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold; text-align: center; color:#FFFFFF"\|Y \|\| The hue of urnon can range through the full spectrum of color, often changing as much as its ever-shifting shapes. At times it can pulse as if it were a living rainbow, but this is quite a rare event. Like all metals, there are less-pure forms of it, and these are most often uniformly dark in color, and cannot change shape.
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	\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| [[Vaalin]]\|\| Metal \|\| style="text-align: center;"\|N \|\| Pearlescent white, dyeable.		\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| [[Vaalin]]\|\| Metal \|\| style="background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold; text-align: center; color:#FFFFFF"\|Y \|\| Pearlescent white, dyeable.
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	\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| [[Vaalorn]]\|\| Metal \|\| style="text-align: center;"\|N \|\| Most common colors are white, blue, red, and gold. Only the Vaalor elves know the secrets to dying it.		\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| [[Vaalorn]]\|\| Metal \|\| style="text-align: center;"\|N \|\| Most common colors are white, blue, red, and gold. Only the Vaalor elves know the secrets to dying it.

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	\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| [[Zhiqietz]] \|\| Glass \|\| style="text-align: center;"\|N \|\| Zhiqietz naturally is a bit rough and cloudy with a citrine hue to the glass. It polishes up readily, and when heated, the cloudiness dissipates and dyes can be injected into the mix. It may come as no surprise, but ahmdir blue is a favorite shade for zhiqietz trinkets.		\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| [[Zhiqietz]] \|\| Glass \|\| style="text-align: center;"\|N \|\| Zhiqietz naturally is a bit rough and cloudy with a citrine hue to the glass. It polishes up readily, and when heated, the cloudiness dissipates and dyes can be injected into the mix. It may come as no surprise, but ahmdir blue is a favorite shade for zhiqietz trinkets.
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	\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| Achvlas \|\|Glass\|\| style="background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold; text-align: center; color:#FFFFFF"\|Y \|\|See [[Glassworking/Part 3]]		\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| Achvlas \|\|Glass\|\| style="background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold; text-align: center; color:#FFFFFF"\|Y \|\|See [[Glassworking/Part Three]]
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	\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| Aelthiel\|\|Glass\|\| style="background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold; text-align: center; color:#FFFFFF"\|Y \|\|See [[Glassworking/Part 3]]		\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| Aelthiel\|\|Glass\|\| style="background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold; text-align: center; color:#FFFFFF"\|Y \|\|See [[Glassworking/Part Three]]
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	\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| Evissila \|\|Glass\|\| style="background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold; text-align: center; color:#FFFFFF"\|Y \|\|See [[Glassworking/Part 3]]		\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| Evissila \|\|Glass\|\| style="background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold; text-align: center; color:#FFFFFF"\|Y \|\|See [[Glassworking/Part Three]]
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	\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| Nysthiel\|\|Glass\|\| style="background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold; text-align: center; color:#FFFFFF"\|Y \|\|See [[Glassworking/Part 3]]		\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| Nysthiel\|\|Glass\|\| style="background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold; text-align: center; color:#FFFFFF"\|Y \|\|See [Glassworking/Part Three]]
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	\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| Naethiel \|\|Glass\|\| style="background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold; text-align: center; color:#FFFFFF"\|Y \|\|See [[Glassworking/Part 3]]		\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| Naethiel \|\|Glass\|\| style="background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold; text-align: center; color:#FFFFFF"\|Y \|\|See [[Glassworking/Part Three]]
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	\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| Perytla \|\|Glass\|\| style="background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold; text-align: center; color:#FFFFFF"\|Y \|\|See [[Glassworking/Part 3]]		\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| Perytla \|\|Glass\|\| style="background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold; text-align: center; color:#FFFFFF"\|Y \|\|See [[Glassworking/Part Three]]
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	\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| Stekla \|\|Glass\|\| style="background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold; text-align: center; color:#FFFFFF"\|Y \|\|See [[Glassworking/Part 3]]		\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| Stekla \|\|Glass\|\| style="background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold; text-align: center; color:#FFFFFF"\|Y \|\|See [[Glassworking/Part Three]]
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	\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| Zarrkat\|\|Glass\|\| style="background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold; text-align: center; color:#FFFFFF"\|Y \|\|See [[Glassworking/Part 3]]		\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| Zarrkat\|\|Glass\|\| style="background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold; text-align: center; color:#FFFFFF"\|Y \|\|See [[Glassworking/Part Three]]
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	\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| Driftglass \|\|Glass\|\| style="background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold; text-align: center; color:#FFFFFF"\|Y \|\|See [[Glassworking/Part 3]]		\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| Driftglass \|\|Glass\|\| style="background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold; text-align: center; color:#FFFFFF"\|Y \|\|See [[Glassworking/Part Three]]
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	\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| Sarvith (aka briarglass) \|\|Glass\|\| style="background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold; text-align: center; color:#FFFFFF"\|Y \|\|See [[Glassworking/Part 3]]		\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| Sarvith (aka briarglass) \|\|Glass\|\| style="background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold; text-align: center; color:#FFFFFF"\|Y \|\|See [[Glassworking/Part Three]]
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	\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| Zokivlas \|\|Glass\|\| style="background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold; text-align: center; color:#FFFFFF"\|Y \|\|See [[Glassworking/Part 3]]		\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| Zokivlas \|\|Glass\|\| style="background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold; text-align: center; color:#FFFFFF"\|Y \|\|See [[Glassworking/Part Three]]
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	\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| Zorsikan \|\|Glass\|\| style="background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold; text-align: center; color:#FFFFFF"\|Y \|\|See [[Glassworking/Part 3]]		\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| Zorsikan \|\|Glass\|\| style="background-color:#D4AC0D; font-weight: bold; text-align: center; color:#FFFFFF"\|Y \|\|See [[Glassworking/Part Three]]
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	\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| Coveglass \|\|Glass\|\| style="text-align: center;"\|N \|\|See [[Glassworking/Part 3]]		\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| Coveglass \|\|Glass\|\| style="text-align: center;"\|N \|\|See [[Glassworking/Part Three]]
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	\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| Fractured glass (aka crackled glass)\|\|Glass\|\| style="text-align: center;"\|N \|\|See [[Glassworking/Part 3]]		\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| Fractured glass (aka crackled glass)\|\|Glass\|\| style="text-align: center;"\|N \|\|See [[Glassworking/Part Three]]
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	\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| Ishkaj (aka seeker glass) \|\|Glass\|\| style="text-align: center;"\|N \|\|See [[Glassworking/Part 3]]		\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| Ishkaj (aka seeker glass) \|\|Glass\|\| style="text-align: center;"\|N \|\|See [[Glassworking/Part Three]]
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	\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| Riverglass \|\|Glass\|\| style="text-align: center;"\|N \|\|See [[Glassworking/Part 3]]		\| scope="row" role="rowheader"\| Riverglass \|\|Glass\|\| style="text-align: center;"\|N \|\|See [[Glassworking/Part Three]]
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	\|}		\|}