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	{{Intro		{{Intro
	\| Patch Introduced = [[The Slumbering Giant]]		\| Patch Introduced = [[The Slumbering Giant]]
	\| Related Quests = [[Skill Redistribution]]		\| Related Quests = [[Attribute and Skill Redistribution]]
	\| Updated = [[Through Sacrifice, Strength]]		\| Updated = [[Through Sacrifice, Strength]]
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   | Again, certain armor or weapons will prevent the gems from working -- you should remove the offending items from your body and try again. At this time, I do not have sufficient data to completely reassure you that there are no side effects to this procedure. But I have used it on myself, and I have detected no problems thus far.
   | The magic which allows Isparians to alter themselves seems stable, but there's some evidence of instability in repeated uses. Therefore, I'm implementing a limit. You can take the first nine red attribute gems and nine green attribute gems with no delay. You will need to wait a week per red gem beyond nine, and likewise you will need to wait a week per green gem beyond nine. You'll need to wait two weeks per red gem beyond eighteen, and two weeks per green gem beyond eighteen.
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	{{Intro		{{Intro
	\| Patch Introduced = [[The ~~Iron Coast~~]]		\| Patch Introduced = [[The Slumbering Giant]]
	\| Related Quests = [[Skill Redistribution]]		\| Related Quests = [[Skill Redistribution]]
	\| Updated =		\| Updated =

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	~~From the~~ [[~~Skill Redistribution~~]] ~~quest, introduced during the~~ [[~~The Iron Coast~~]] ~~event.~~		{{Intro
	~~<div style~~=~~"background-color:#EEE8AA; border:2px solid #cc9900;width:80%;padding:30px;margin-bottom:20px;margin-left:5%;margin-right:10%;">~~		\| Patch Introduced = [[The Iron Coast]]
			\| Related Quests = [[Skill Redistribution]]
	~~[[Image:~~A Note From Ciandra Icon~~.png]] <big>~~A Note From Ciandra~~</big><br>~~		\| Updated =
	~~''A~~ short note left here for you to find.''		}}
	~~----~~		{{Standard Text
			\| Name = A Note From Ciandra
	We at the Arcanum were very excited to hear about the discovery of these old Temples. The architecture, the ancient decorations, the Guardians themselves -- these things are a window into the vanished past. Even the sales brochures that the Guardians hand to you when you enter are filled with valuable clues that can help us to unravel the mysteries of our predecessors here on Dereth.		\| Icon Image = A Note From Ciandra Icon.png
			\| Description = short note left here for you to find.
	~~----~~		\| Special Properties =
			\| Author = Ciandra
	The most fascinating thing about these Temples, of course, is the transformational mechanisms contained within. It's unclear what these 'skill gems' did for the previous peoples of Dereth, but for the transplanted Isparians they allow us to modify ourselves in quite miraculous ways. I know that there has been some outcry about what this type of modification might do to us as a people in the long run, but I for one am much more interested in the technical implications of these mechanisms than in the ethical subtleties they may conceal.		\| How Obtained =
			\| Vendors Link = False
	~~----~~		\| We at the Arcanum were very excited to hear about the discovery of these old Temples. The architecture, the ancient decorations, the Guardians themselves -- these things are a window into the vanished past. Even the sales brochures that the Guardians hand to you when you enter are filled with valuable clues that can help us to unravel the mysteries of our predecessors here on Dereth.
			\| The most fascinating thing about these Temples, of course, is the transformational mechanisms contained within. It's unclear what these 'skill gems' did for the previous peoples of Dereth, but for the transplanted Isparians they allow us to modify ourselves in quite miraculous ways. I know that there has been some outcry about what this type of modification might do to us as a people in the long run, but I for one am much more interested in the technical implications of these mechanisms than in the ethical subtleties they may conceal.
	In fact, by careful study, and with the help of my brilliant and dedicated fellows, I have fashioned what I call 'attribute gems'. These gems are similar in function to the 'skill gems' created by the ancients, except that they work to modify our underlying attributes -- our strength and so forth. They are not as efficient as the skill gems -- I am afraid that you can only bolster one attribute at the expense of another. In addition, you can only modify the innate level of the attribute -- not any levels that you have built up through the experience of living.		\| In fact, by careful study, and with the help of my brilliant and dedicated fellows, I have fashioned what I call 'attribute gems'. These gems are similar in function to the 'skill gems' created by the ancients, except that they work to modify our underlying attributes -- our strength and so forth. They are not as efficient as the skill gems -- I am afraid that you can only bolster one attribute at the expense of another. In addition, you can only modify the innate level of the attribute -- not any levels that you have built up through the experience of living.
			\| I have placed a restriction on these gems so that you cannot use too many of them in quick succession. Unlike the skill gems, this restriction is not motivated by commercial concerns -- but I am concerned that repeated use of my attribute gems may lead to ... unintended effects. I believe that giving the body some time to recover between uses, however, will minimize this.
	~~----~~		\| The gems themselves do nothing -- you must combine them before they can be used. You should choose a red gem that corresponds to the attribute you wish to lower, and a green gem that corresponds to the attribute you wish to raise. Combine these and you will have a transfer gem.
			\| Use the transfer gem to transfer from one attribute to the other. If the innate levels of your attribute -- that is, the levels of that attribute that you were born with -- are not sufficient or are already as much as a human body can contain, then you will be unable to proceed, so choose your modifications carefully and with some thought.
	I have placed a restriction on these gems so that you cannot use too many of them in quick succession. Unlike the skill gems, this restriction is not motivated by commercial concerns -- but I am concerned that repeated use of my attribute gems may lead to ... unintended effects. I believe that giving the body some time to recover between uses, however, will minimize this.		\| Again, certain armor or weapons will prevent the gems from working -- you should remove the offending items from your body and try again. At this time, I do not have sufficient data to completely reassure you that there are no side effects to this procedure. But I have used it on myself, and I have detected no problems thus far.
			\| The magic which allows Isparians to alter themselves seems stable, but there's some evidence of instability in repeated uses. Therefore, I'm implementing a limit. You can take the first nine red attribute gems and nine green attribute gems with no delay. You will need to wait a week per red gem beyond nine, and likewise you will need to wait a week per green gem beyond nine. You'll need to wait two weeks per red gem beyond eighteen, and two weeks per green gem beyond eighteen.
	~~----~~		}}

	The gems themselves do nothing -- you must combine them before they can be used. You should choose a red gem that corresponds to the attribute you wish to lower, and a green gem that corresponds to the attribute you wish to raise. Combine these and you will have a transfer gem.

	~~----~~

	Use the transfer gem to transfer from one attribute to the other. If the innate levels of your attribute -- that is, the levels of that attribute that you were born with -- are not sufficient or are already as much as a human body can contain, then you will be unable to proceed, so choose your modifications carefully and with some thought.

	~~----~~

	Again, certain armor or weapons will prevent the gems from working -- you should remove the offending items from your body and try again. At this time, I do not have sufficient data to completely reassure you that there are no side effects to this procedure. But I have used it on myself, and I have detected no problems thus far.

	~~----~~

	The magic which allows Isparians to alter themselves seems stable, but there's some evidence of instability in repeated uses. Therefore, I'm implementing a limit. You can take the first nine red attribute gems and nine green attribute gems with no delay. You will need to wait a week per red gem beyond nine, and likewise you will need to wait a week per green gem beyond nine. You'll need to wait two weeks per red gem beyond eighteen, and two weeks per green gem beyond eighteen.

	~~----~~

	~~-- [[Ciandra]]~~
	~~</div>~~

	~~[[Category:Text]]~~

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	[[Image:A Note From Ciandra ~~icon~~.png]] <big>A Note From Ciandra</big><br>		[[Image:A Note From Ciandra Icon.png]] <big>A Note From Ciandra</big><br>
	''A short note left here for you to find.''		''A short note left here for you to find.''
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imported>Atarax at 21:24, 6 January 2009

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	From the [[Skill Redistribution]] quest, introduced during the [[The Iron Coast]] event.		From the [[Skill Redistribution]] quest, introduced during the [[The Iron Coast]] event.
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	~~[[Image:A Note From Ciandra icon.png]]~~
	~~'''Name:''' A Note From Ciandra~~

	~~'''Description:''' A short note left here for you to find.~~

	~~'''Author~~:~~''' Ciandra~~		From the [[Skill Redistribution]] quest, introduced during the [[The Iron Coast]] event.
			<div style="background-color:#EEE8AA; border:2px solid #cc9900;width:80%;padding:30px;margin-bottom:20px;margin-left:5%;margin-right:10%;">

	''~~'How obtained:'~~''		[[Image:A Note From Ciandra icon.png]] <big>A Note From Ciandra</big><br>
			''A short note left here for you to find.''
			----

	~~'''Pages:''' 7~~		We at the Arcanum were very excited to hear about the discovery of these old Temples. The architecture, the ancient decorations, the Guardians themselves -- these things are a window into the vanished past. Even the sales brochures that the Guardians hand to you when you enter are filled with valuable clues that can help us to unravel the mysteries of our predecessors here on Dereth.

	~~'''Text:'''~~		----

	~~''We at the Arcanum were very excited to hear~~ about ~~the discovery of~~ these ~~old~~ Temples~~. The architecture~~, ~~the ancient decorations~~, the ~~Guardians themselves --~~ these ~~things are a window into~~ the ~~vanished past~~. ~~Even the sales brochures~~ that ~~the Guardians hand~~ to ~~you when you enter are filled with valuable clues that can help~~ us ~~to unravel~~ the ~~mysteries~~ of ~~our predecessors here on Dereth~~.		The most fascinating thing about these Temples, of course, is the transformational mechanisms contained within. It's unclear what these 'skill gems' did for the previous peoples of Dereth, but for the transplanted Isparians they allow us to modify ourselves in quite miraculous ways. I know that there has been some outcry about what this type of modification might do to us as a people in the long run, but I for one am much more interested in the technical implications of these mechanisms than in the ethical subtleties they may conceal.

			----

	~~''The most fascinating thing about these Temples~~, of ~~course~~, is the ~~transformational mechanisms contained within. It's unclear what these~~ 'skill gems' ~~did for~~ the ~~previous peoples of Dereth~~, ~~but for the transplanted Isparians~~ they ~~allow us~~ to modify ~~ourselves in quite miraculous ways~~. I ~~know~~ that ~~there has been some outcry about what this type~~ of ~~modification might do to us as a people in the long run~~, ~~but I for one am much more interested in~~ the ~~technical implications~~ of ~~these mechanisms than in~~ the ~~ethical subtleties they may conceal~~.		In fact, by careful study, and with the help of my brilliant and dedicated fellows, I have fashioned what I call 'attribute gems'. These gems are similar in function to the 'skill gems' created by the ancients, except that they work to modify our underlying attributes -- our strength and so forth. They are not as efficient as the skill gems -- I am afraid that you can only bolster one attribute at the expense of another. In addition, you can only modify the innate level of the attribute -- not any levels that you have built up through the experience of living.

			----

	~~''In fact, by careful study, and with the help of my brilliant and dedicated fellows,~~ I have ~~fashioned what I call 'attribute~~ gems'. ~~These gems are similar in function to~~ the 'skill gems~~' created by the ancients~~, ~~except that they work to modify our underlying attributes -- our strength and so forth. They are~~ not ~~as efficient as the skill gems~~ -- I am ~~afraid~~ that ~~you can only bolster one~~ attribute ~~at the expense of another~~. ~~In addition, you can only modify the innate level of the attribute -- not any levels~~ that ~~you have built up through~~ the ~~experience of living~~.		I have placed a restriction on these gems so that you cannot use too many of them in quick succession. Unlike the skill gems, this restriction is not motivated by commercial concerns -- but I am concerned that repeated use of my attribute gems may lead to ... unintended effects. I believe that giving the body some time to recover between uses, however, will minimize this.

			----

	~~''I have placed a restriction on these~~ gems ~~so that~~ you ~~cannot use too many of~~ them ~~in quick succession~~. ~~Unlike~~ the ~~skill gems~~, ~~this restriction is not motivated by commercial concerns -- but I am concerned~~ that ~~repeated use of my~~ attribute ~~gems may lead~~ to .~~.. unintended effects. I believe that giving the body some time to recover between uses, however,~~ will ~~minimize this~~.		The gems themselves do nothing -- you must combine them before they can be used. You should choose a red gem that corresponds to the attribute you wish to lower, and a green gem that corresponds to the attribute you wish to raise. Combine these and you will have a transfer gem.

			----

	~~''The gems themselves do nothing~~ -- ~~you must combine them before they can be used. You should choose a red gem~~ that ~~corresponds to~~ the attribute you ~~wish to lower~~, ~~and a green gem that corresponds to the attribute~~ you ~~wish~~ to ~~raise. Combine these~~ and ~~you will have a transfer gem~~.		Use the transfer gem to transfer from one attribute to the other. If the innate levels of your attribute -- that is, the levels of that attribute that you were born with -- are not sufficient or are already as much as a human body can contain, then you will be unable to proceed, so choose your modifications carefully and with some thought.

			----

	~~''Use~~ the ~~transfer gem to transfer~~ from ~~one attribute to~~ the ~~other~~. ~~If the innate levels of your attribute -- that is~~, ~~the levels of that attribute that you were born with -- are~~ not sufficient or are ~~already as much as a human body can contain, then you will be unable~~ to ~~proceed~~, ~~so choose your modifications carefully~~ and ~~with some thought~~.		Again, certain armor or weapons will prevent the gems from working -- you should remove the offending items from your body and try again. At this time, I do not have sufficient data to completely reassure you that there are no side effects to this procedure. But I have used it on myself, and I have detected no problems thus far.

			----

	''~~Again, certain armor or weapons will prevent~~ the gems ~~from working -- you should remove the offending items from your body~~ and ~~try again~~. ~~At this time~~, ~~I do not have sufficient data to completely reassure~~ you ~~that there are no side effects~~ to ~~this procedure~~. ~~But I have used it on myself~~, and ~~I have detected no problems thus far~~.		The magic which allows Isparians to alter themselves seems stable, but there's some evidence of instability in repeated uses. Therefore, I'm implementing a limit. You can take the first nine red attribute gems and nine green attribute gems with no delay. You will need to wait a week per red gem beyond nine, and likewise you will need to wait a week per green gem beyond nine. You'll need to wait two weeks per red gem beyond eighteen, and two weeks per green gem beyond eighteen.

			----

	''The magic which allows Isparians to alter themselves seems stable, but there's some evidence of instability in repeated uses. Therefore, I'm implementing a limit. You can take the first nine red attribute gems and nine green attribute gems with no delay. You will need to wait a week per red gem beyond nine, and likewise you will need to wait a week per green gem beyond nine. You'll need to wait two weeks per red gem beyond eighteen, and two weeks per green gem beyond eighteen.		-- [[Ciandra]]
			</div>

	[[Category:Text]]		[[Category:Text]]

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	[[Image:A Note From Ciandra icon.png]]		[[Image:A Note From Ciandra icon.png]]
			'''Name:''' A Note From Ciandra

	We at the Arcanum were very excited to hear about the discovery of these old Temples. The architecture, the ancient decorations, the Guardians themselves -- these things are a window into the vanished past. Even the sales brochures that the Guardians hand to you ~~when you enter are filled with valuable clues that can help us~~ to ~~unravel the mysteries of our predecessors here on Dereth~~.		'''Description:''' A short note left here for you to find.

	~~The most fascinating thing about these Temples, of course, is the transformational mechanisms contained within. It~~'~~s unclear what these~~ '~~skill gems~~' did for the previous peoples of Dereth, but for the transplanted Isparians they allow us to modify ourselves in quite miraculous ways. I know that there has been some outcry about what this type of modification might do to us as a people in the long run, but I for one am much more interested in the technical implications of these mechanisms than in the ethical subtleties they may conceal.		'''Author:''' Ciandra

	~~In fact, by careful study, and with the help of my brilliant and dedicated fellows, I have fashioned what I call~~ '~~attribute gems~~'~~. These gems are similar in function to the~~ '~~skill gems~~' created by the ancients, except that they work to modify our underlying attributes -- our strength and so forth. They are not as efficient as the skill gems -- I am afraid that you can only bolster one attribute at the expense of another. In addition, you can only modify the innate level of the attribute -- not any levels that you have built up through the experience of living.		'''How obtained:'''

	I have placed a restriction on these gems so that you cannot use too many of them in quick succession. Unlike the skill gems, this restriction is not motivated by commercial concerns -- but I am concerned that repeated use of my attribute gems may lead to ... unintended effects. I believe that giving the body some time to recover between uses, however, will minimize this.		'''Pages:''' 7

	The gems themselves do nothing -- you must combine them before they can be used. You should choose a red gem that corresponds to the attribute you wish to lower, and a green gem that corresponds to the attribute you wish to raise. Combine these and you will have a transfer gem.		'''Text:'''

	~~Use~~ the ~~transfer gem to transfer from one attribute~~ to the ~~other~~. If the ~~innate levels of your attribute~~ -- that ~~is,~~ the ~~levels of that attribute that~~ you ~~were born~~ with ~~-- are not sufficient or are already as much as a human body~~ can ~~contain, then you will be unable~~ to ~~proceed, so choose your modifications carefully and with some thought~~.		''We at the Arcanum were very excited to hear about the discovery of these old Temples. The architecture, the ancient decorations, the Guardians themselves -- these things are a window into the vanished past. Even the sales brochures that the Guardians hand to you when you enter are filled with valuable clues that can help us to unravel the mysteries of our predecessors here on Dereth.

	Again, certain armor or weapons will prevent the gems from working -- you should remove the offending items from your body and try again. At this time, I do not have sufficient data to completely reassure you that there are no side effects to this procedure. But I have used it on myself, and I have detected no problems thus far.

	The magic which allows Isparians to alter themselves seems stable, but there's some evidence of instability in repeated uses. Therefore, I'm implementing a limit. You can take the first nine red attribute gems and nine green attribute gems with no delay. You will need to wait a week per red gem beyond nine, and likewise you will need to wait a week per green gem beyond nine. You'll need to wait two weeks per red gem beyond eighteen, and two weeks per green gem beyond eighteen.		''The most fascinating thing about these Temples, of course, is the transformational mechanisms contained within. It's unclear what these 'skill gems' did for the previous peoples of Dereth, but for the transplanted Isparians they allow us to modify ourselves in quite miraculous ways. I know that there has been some outcry about what this type of modification might do to us as a people in the long run, but I for one am much more interested in the technical implications of these mechanisms than in the ethical subtleties they may conceal.


			''In fact, by careful study, and with the help of my brilliant and dedicated fellows, I have fashioned what I call 'attribute gems'. These gems are similar in function to the 'skill gems' created by the ancients, except that they work to modify our underlying attributes -- our strength and so forth. They are not as efficient as the skill gems -- I am afraid that you can only bolster one attribute at the expense of another. In addition, you can only modify the innate level of the attribute -- not any levels that you have built up through the experience of living.


			''I have placed a restriction on these gems so that you cannot use too many of them in quick succession. Unlike the skill gems, this restriction is not motivated by commercial concerns -- but I am concerned that repeated use of my attribute gems may lead to ... unintended effects. I believe that giving the body some time to recover between uses, however, will minimize this.


			''The gems themselves do nothing -- you must combine them before they can be used. You should choose a red gem that corresponds to the attribute you wish to lower, and a green gem that corresponds to the attribute you wish to raise. Combine these and you will have a transfer gem.


			''Use the transfer gem to transfer from one attribute to the other. If the innate levels of your attribute -- that is, the levels of that attribute that you were born with -- are not sufficient or are already as much as a human body can contain, then you will be unable to proceed, so choose your modifications carefully and with some thought.


			''Again, certain armor or weapons will prevent the gems from working -- you should remove the offending items from your body and try again. At this time, I do not have sufficient data to completely reassure you that there are no side effects to this procedure. But I have used it on myself, and I have detected no problems thus far.


			''The magic which allows Isparians to alter themselves seems stable, but there's some evidence of instability in repeated uses. Therefore, I'm implementing a limit. You can take the first nine red attribute gems and nine green attribute gems with no delay. You will need to wait a week per red gem beyond nine, and likewise you will need to wait a week per green gem beyond nine. You'll need to wait two weeks per red gem beyond eighteen, and two weeks per green gem beyond eighteen.

			[[Category:Text]]

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	We at the Arcanum were very excited to hear about the discovery of these old Temples. The architecture, the ancient decorations, the Guardians themselves -- these things are a window into the vanished past. Even the sales brochures that the Guardians hand to you when you enter are filled with valuable clues that can help us to unravel the mysteries of our predecessors here on Dereth.		We at the Arcanum were very excited to hear about the discovery of these old Temples. The architecture, the ancient decorations, the Guardians themselves -- these things are a window into the vanished past. Even the sales brochures that the Guardians hand to you when you enter are filled with valuable clues that can help us to unravel the mysteries of our predecessors here on Dereth.