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| How Obtained = Found next to [[Battle Lord Gregor]] in the Luminance Flagging Dungeon. | |||
[[Image | | Untranslated Name = Carefully rolled scroll | ||
| Untranslated Icon Image = Carefully rolled scroll Icon.png | |||
| Untranslated Description = A carefully rolled scroll, covered in meticulously written Dericostian script. | |||
Translator | | Untranslated Author = Lord Kastellar | ||
Translator Speech | | Special Properties = [[Attuned]], [[Bonded]] | ||
| Translated Name = Bloodstone Report | |||
| Translated Icon Image = Bloodstone Report Icon.png | |||
| Translated Description = A translation of the report ritten by Lord Kastellar to Battle Lord Gregor, detailing his progress on the creation of the Bloodstones. | |||
| Translated Author = Lord Kastellar | |||
</font> | | Translator = Kuyiza bint Zayi the Translator | ||
| Translator Speech = <font color=green>You give Kuyiza bint Zayi the Translator Carefully rolled scroll.</font><br><font color=darkgoldenrod>Kuyiza bint Zayi the Translator tells you, "This seems to be some sort of report about those strange Bloodstones I've heard about, up by the Gurogs."<br>Kuyiza bint Zayi the Translator tells you, "There's one of Borelean's Royal Knights, Sir Donovan, who was doing research on the Bloodstones. I'd bet he'd be interested in this."<br>Kuyiza bint Zayi the Translator tells you, "Last I heard, he was up at the encampment along the borders of the Gurog's frozen valley. You should be able to find him there."</font><br><font color=green>Kuyiza bint Zayi the Translator gives you Bloodstone Report.</font> | |||
| My dear Lord Gregor,<br><br>As you have requested, here is an update on my progress with the creation of the Bloodstones. As you have seen with the Bloodstones already released in the area held by the Gurog above, the Bloodstones themselves are a success. At the behest of the Archons, I have also experimented in the creation of smaller varieties, with a focus on speeding the process. Progress on these goes well, and already a number of smaller Bloodstone Shards and Fragments have been completed.<br><br>All else goes according to plan. Please inform the Archons and His Eternal Splendor that, at the present rate, I should be able to provide a small army of Bloodstones for the protection of the ritual. With the added security of the Bloodstones, the location will be impenetrable.<br><br>If you have need of me, use the Pillar to gain access. The code for reaching me is Uphara, Uphara, Dowleth, Dowleth, Lefshu, Riga, Lefshu, Riga, Aphi, Beelu, Beelu, Aphi.<br><br>Always in Service,<br>Lord Kastellar | |||
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== Notes == | |||
* This lore piece references the popular "Konami Code", used in many Konami PS and Nintendo games. | |||
As you have requested, here is an update on my progress with the creation of the Bloodstones. As you have seen with the Bloodstones already released in the area held by the Gurog above, the Bloodstones themselves are a success. At the behest of the Archons, I have also experimented in the creation of smaller varieties, with a focus on speeding the process. Progress on these goes well, and already a number of smaller Bloodstone Shards and Fragments have been completed. | |||
All else goes according to plan. Please inform the Archons and His Eternal Splendor that, at the present rate, I should be able to provide a small army of Bloodstones for the protection of the ritual. With the added security of the Bloodstones, the location will be impenetrable. | |||
If you have need of me, use the Pillar to gain access. The code for reaching me is Uphara, Uphara, Dowleth, Dowleth, Lefshu, Riga, Lefshu, Riga, Aphi, Beelu, Beelu, Aphi. | |||
Always in Service,<br> | |||
Lord Kastellar | |||
Latest revision as of 16:26, 9 February 2011
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Found next to Battle Lord Gregor in the Luminance Flagging Dungeon.
Carefully rolled scroll
A carefully rolled scroll, covered in meticulously written Dericostian script.
Pretranslation Author: Lord Kastellar
Translator: Kuyiza bint Zayi the Translator
Translator Speech:
You give Kuyiza bint Zayi the Translator Carefully rolled scroll.
Kuyiza bint Zayi the Translator tells you, "This seems to be some sort of report about those strange Bloodstones I've heard about, up by the Gurogs."
Kuyiza bint Zayi the Translator tells you, "There's one of Borelean's Royal Knights, Sir Donovan, who was doing research on the Bloodstones. I'd bet he'd be interested in this."
Kuyiza bint Zayi the Translator tells you, "Last I heard, he was up at the encampment along the borders of the Gurog's frozen valley. You should be able to find him there."
Kuyiza bint Zayi the Translator gives you Bloodstone Report.
Bloodstone Report
A translation of the report ritten by Lord Kastellar to Battle Lord Gregor, detailing his progress on the creation of the Bloodstones.
My dear Lord Gregor,
As you have requested, here is an update on my progress with the creation of the Bloodstones. As you have seen with the Bloodstones already released in the area held by the Gurog above, the Bloodstones themselves are a success. At the behest of the Archons, I have also experimented in the creation of smaller varieties, with a focus on speeding the process. Progress on these goes well, and already a number of smaller Bloodstone Shards and Fragments have been completed.
All else goes according to plan. Please inform the Archons and His Eternal Splendor that, at the present rate, I should be able to provide a small army of Bloodstones for the protection of the ritual. With the added security of the Bloodstones, the location will be impenetrable.
If you have need of me, use the Pillar to gain access. The code for reaching me is Uphara, Uphara, Dowleth, Dowleth, Lefshu, Riga, Lefshu, Riga, Aphi, Beelu, Beelu, Aphi.
Always in Service,
Lord Kastellar
Notes
- This lore piece references the popular "Konami Code", used in many Konami PS and Nintendo games.