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Obsidian Essays
It's not common these days, but we do have a few of our histories in writing--well, carvings really. We can trace the etchings with our fingers! We used to use clay tablets for this, but they were brittle, and prone to breaking. Not good if you want to preserve history! I hear the djaradin carve their important texts into volcanic glass. If they can manage that without shattering the tablets, we could probably learn a thing or two from their techniques! Take some samples back to Loamm for study.
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- 12.1.0.69587 · 69587
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- 10/1/2026
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- Obsidian Essays
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- It's not common these days, but we do have a few of our histories in writing--well, carvings really. We can trace the etchings with our fingers! We used to use clay tablets for this, but they were brittle, and prone to breaking. Not good if you want to preserve history! I hear the djaradin carve their important texts into volcanic glass. If they can manage that without shattering the tablets, we could probably learn a thing or two from their techniques! Take some samples back to Loamm for study.
Русскийru_RU
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- Знаешь, мы, ниффы, ведем хроники – хотя в последнее время это случается все реже. Мы вырезаем буквы, а затем читаем резьбу пальцами. Раньше мы пользовались глиняными табличками, но они слишком хрупкие и часто разбиваются. Для исторических документов не годятся. Я слышала, джарадины записывают важные тексты на вулканическом стекле. Если у них получается при этом его не разбивать, то, думаю, стоит у них поучиться. Принеси пару таких текстов в Лоамм. Надо их изучить.
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Obsidian Essays
“It's not common these days, but we do have a few of our histories in writing--well, carvings really. We can trace the etchings with our fingers!
We used to use clay tablets for this, but they were brittle, and prone to breaking. Not good if you want to preserve history!
I hear the djaradin carve their important texts into volcanic glass. If they can manage that without shattering the tablets, we could probably learn a thing or two from their techniques!
Take some samples back to Loamm for study.”
“It's not common these days, but we do have a few of our histories in writing--well, carvings really. We can trace the etchings with our fingers!
We used to use clay tablets for this, but they were brittle, and prone to breaking. Not good if you want to preserve history!
I hear the djaradin carve their important texts into volcanic glass. If they can manage that without shattering the tablets, we could probably learn a thing or two from their techniques!
Take some samples back to Loamm for study.”
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| Field | 12.1.0.69497 | 12.1.0.69587 |
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| Name | No data | Obsidian Essays |
| Description | No data | It's not common these days, but we do have a few of our histories in writing--well, carvings really. We can trace the etchings with our fingers! We used to use clay tablets for this, but they were brittle, and prone to breaking. Not good if you want to preserve history! I hear the djaradin carve their important texts into volcanic glass. If they can manage that without shattering the tablets, we could probably learn a thing or two from their techniques! Take some samples back to Loamm for study. |
| Tooltip | No data | Obsidian Essays It's not common these days, but we do have a few of our histories in writing--well, carvings really. We can trace the etchings with our fingers! We used to use clay tablets for this, but they were brittle, and prone to breaking. Not good if you want to preserve history! I hear the djaradin carve their important texts into volcanic glass. If they can manage that without shattering the tablets, we could probably learn a thing or two from their techniques! Take some samples back to Loamm for study. |