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| Category | Courtyard (Posts and Pillars) | |
| Quality | Epic | |
| Limit Type | Traditional Furnishings | |
| Bind | Bind on Pickup | |
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| Description | ||
| Need a focal point in your garden? This druidic megalith certainly works as one, plus lends the environment both a sense of agelessness and dramatic story. | ||
Available FromEdit
- After completing this entry in the Antiquity Codex, this furnishing may be purchased from Jeran Antieve in Gonfalon Bay for 15,000
. - Codex Entries required: 3
AntiquityEdit
This antiquity furnishing can be obtained via the Antiquities system. First, you must obtain the following Antiquity lead:
| Icon | Lead | Location | Source(s) | Difficulty | Codex | ||
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Lead: Draoife Storystone | High Isle | High Isle Daily Reward Coffer (*Delve) or Treasure Chests in High Isle zone | Advanced | Ugron gro-Thumog | Verita Numida | Reginus Buca |
| You wouldn't expect a bunch of vinebeards to be master stonecutters, but the druids really knew how to work a chisel. You find megaliths like this all over the Systres, but this one is in particularly good shape. | Stonelore druids call sculptures like this storystones. They depict major figures in their ruling council, the Draoife, mark major events, and some even serve as stargazing tools, though I've never seen one used in that way. | People find the primacy of stone in druid culture unusual, but really, stone is no less natural than trees. What's unique about the druids is their belief in manmer's ability to enhance or perfect nature. Quite unlike other animists like the Wyrd. | |||||
Release Notes
Update 34 (High Isle - June 2022)
- Released