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An "orb gem", otherwise known as a pure gem, is simply any gemstone which has been found or enhanced by a [[bard]] (using [[Purification Song (1004)]]) |
An "orb gem", otherwise known as a pure gem, is simply any gemstone which has been found, or enhanced by a [[bard]] (using [[Purification Song (1004)]]), in a purified state. |
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Such gems are usually rather valuable in monetary terms, but they can also be used as a material component in many advanced spells. These include [[Holy Receptacle (325)]] and [[Charge Item (517)]]. In some cases, particularly with [[Holy Receptacle (325)]], the monetary value of the gem may affect the outcome or effectiveness of the spell. |
Such gems are usually rather valuable in monetary terms, but they can also be used as a material component in many advanced spells. These include [[Holy Receptacle (325)]] and [[Charge Item (517)]]. In some cases, particularly with [[Holy Receptacle (325)]], the monetary value of the gem may affect the outcome or effectiveness of the spell. |
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They may also be imbeddable, often with the use of [[grot t'kel potion]]. |
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The easiest way to identify such a gem is to have a [[bard]] attempt [[Purification Song (1004)]] on it; if it is already pure, no further purification is possible. They can also be identified by [[loresing]]ing or by attempting to use them as a spell component. |
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Revision as of 13:28, 12 July 2008
An "orb gem", otherwise known as a pure gem, is simply any gemstone which has been found, or enhanced by a bard (using Purification Song (1004)), in a purified state.
Such gems are usually rather valuable in monetary terms, but they can also be used as a material component in many advanced spells. These include Holy Receptacle (325) and Charge Item (517). In some cases, particularly with Holy Receptacle (325), the monetary value of the gem may affect the outcome or effectiveness of the spell.
They may also be imbeddable, often with the use of grot t'kel potion.
The easiest way to identify such a gem is to have a bard attempt Purification Song (1004) on it; if it is already pure, no further purification is possible. They can also be identified by loresinging or by attempting to use them as a spell component.