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Cephalo-crystalization
Well, hello there! Have you seen those snails in Zaralek Cavern with the crystals growing from their shells? When crushed to powder and mixed with a proper solution of slime, those crystals make a paste that adds a considerable luster to our gems! Bring some to my good friend Fanilly, and I'm sure she'll be happy to chat your ear off about jewelcrafting!
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- 75362
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- 12.1.0.69587 · 69587
- Updated
- 10/1/2026
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- Cephalo-crystalization
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- Well, hello there! Have you seen those snails in Zaralek Cavern with the crystals growing from their shells? When crushed to powder and mixed with a proper solution of slime, those crystals make a paste that adds a considerable luster to our gems! Bring some to my good friend Fanilly, and I'm sure she'll be happy to chat your ear off about jewelcrafting!
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- Кристаллоногие
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- Привет тебе, привет! Ты, должно быть, уже заметил что некоторые из местных моллюсков отрастили кристаллы на раковинах. Если взять эти кристаллы, растолочь и смешать с правильным раствором слизи, получится паста, от которой наши самоцветы засверкают, как никогда прежде! Принеси пару таких кристаллов моей подруге Фанилии, и она с радостью тебе все покажет! И расскажет.
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Cephalo-crystalization
“Well, hello there!
Have you seen those snails in Zaralek Cavern with the crystals growing from their shells?
When crushed to powder and mixed with a proper solution of slime, those crystals make a paste that adds a considerable luster to our gems! Bring some to my good friend Fanilly, and I'm sure she'll be happy to chat your ear off about jewelcrafting!”
“Well, hello there!
Have you seen those snails in Zaralek Cavern with the crystals growing from their shells?
When crushed to powder and mixed with a proper solution of slime, those crystals make a paste that adds a considerable luster to our gems! Bring some to my good friend Fanilly, and I'm sure she'll be happy to chat your ear off about jewelcrafting!”
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| Field | 12.1.0.69497 | 12.1.0.69587 |
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| Name | No data | Cephalo-crystalization |
| Description | No data | Well, hello there! Have you seen those snails in Zaralek Cavern with the crystals growing from their shells? When crushed to powder and mixed with a proper solution of slime, those crystals make a paste that adds a considerable luster to our gems! Bring some to my good friend Fanilly, and I'm sure she'll be happy to chat your ear off about jewelcrafting! |
| Tooltip | No data | Cephalo-crystalization Well, hello there! Have you seen those snails in Zaralek Cavern with the crystals growing from their shells? When crushed to powder and mixed with a proper solution of slime, those crystals make a paste that adds a considerable luster to our gems! Bring some to my good friend Fanilly, and I'm sure she'll be happy to chat your ear off about jewelcrafting! |