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When singing '''Purification Song''' at a gem a [[Bard]] is able to remove blemishes and other impurities from the gem, thereby increasing the quality and price of it. Each successful |
When singing '''Purification Song''' at a gem a [[Bard]] is able to remove blemishes and other impurities from the gem, thereby increasing the quality and price of it. Each successful cast on a gem increases the price of it by 10%. |
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However, there is a chance of failure each |
However, there is a chance of failure each cast, increasing in percentage the more the gem is sung to, that can end in damaging or destroying the gem and hurting the singer in the process. Failures can cause [[Hitpoint]] loss, minor or moderate limb wounds, and even stuns. When a gem is sung to multiple times, there is usually a warning prior to an actual failure; however, as failures can occur on the first attempt, this should not be considered a reliable safety measure. |
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It is possible to sing to a gem so well that the gem transforms to complete purity and becomes an "orb gem". Orb gems are used in [[Charge Item (517)|recharging]] (the origin of the term), and can also have spells imbedded into them via the spells [[Magic Item Create (420)]] and [[Holy Receptacle (325)]]. (As such, they are often valued by adventurers slightly above their actual monetary value.) Orb gems cannot be further purified for increased value. Some gems may be found already existing in this pure state; this can be determined via a |
It is possible to sing to a gem so well that the gem transforms to complete purity and becomes an "orb gem". Orb gems are used in [[Charge Item (517)|recharging]] (the origin of the term), and can also have spells imbedded into them via the spells [[Magic Item Create (420)]] and [[Holy Receptacle (325)]]. (As such, they are often valued by adventurers slightly above their actual monetary value.) Orb gems cannot be further purified for increased value. Some gems may be found already existing in this pure state; this can be determined via a Purification attempt or via loresinging. |
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[[Mana]] cost: 4 mana each cast. |
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== Lore Benefit == |
== Lore Benefit == |
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When singing Purification Song at a gem a Bard is able to remove blemishes and other impurities from the gem, thereby increasing the quality and price of it. Each successful cast on a gem increases the price of it by 10%.
However, there is a chance of failure each cast, increasing in percentage the more the gem is sung to, that can end in damaging or destroying the gem and hurting the singer in the process. Failures can cause Hitpoint loss, minor or moderate limb wounds, and even stuns. When a gem is sung to multiple times, there is usually a warning prior to an actual failure; however, as failures can occur on the first attempt, this should not be considered a reliable safety measure.
It is possible to sing to a gem so well that the gem transforms to complete purity and becomes an "orb gem". Orb gems are used in recharging (the origin of the term), and can also have spells imbedded into them via the spells Magic Item Create (420) and Holy Receptacle (325). (As such, they are often valued by adventurers slightly above their actual monetary value.) Orb gems cannot be further purified for increased value. Some gems may be found already existing in this pure state; this can be determined via a Purification attempt or via loresinging.
Lore Benefit
- Mental Lore, Manipulation: Reduces the chance of failure when purifying a gem.
External Links
- Bard Base Spell Circle: Purification Song, on Play.net