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Named after [[Ekanel]], an ancestor of [[Modern Age|modern]]-day [[ | Named after [[Ekanel]], an ancestor of [[Modern Age|modern]]-day [[Serpent]]s, the '''Ekanelian Jewel''' serves as a focal point for those requiring additional focus in the cancellation and creation of [[wormholes]]; that is, when worn, it reduces the time it takes a wormhole to be spliced or destroyed. It is an [[artefact]] sold at [[Merentesh|Merentesh's]] [[Class Artefacts Shop: Serpent - Sylvan]] in [[Delos]]. | ||
Small, prismatic, and diamond-shaped, the Ekanelian Jewel is designed to dangle between the wearer's eyes. The silver chain from which the jewel hangs is as thin as a thread of silk and long enough to rest around the crown of any head. A rune-adorned clasp is set on one end of the chain; a number of loops to which the clasp can attach decorate the other end. | Small, prismatic, and diamond-shaped, the Ekanelian Jewel is designed to dangle between the wearer's eyes. The silver chain from which the jewel hangs is as thin as a thread of silk and long enough to rest around the crown of any head. A rune-adorned clasp is set on one end of the chain; a number of loops to which the clasp can attach decorate the other end. | ||
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Latest revision as of 00:12, 28 June 2024
Named after Ekanel, an ancestor of modern-day Serpents, the Ekanelian Jewel serves as a focal point for those requiring additional focus in the cancellation and creation of wormholes; that is, when worn, it reduces the time it takes a wormhole to be spliced or destroyed. It is an artefact sold at Merentesh's Class Artefacts Shop: Serpent - Sylvan in Delos.
Small, prismatic, and diamond-shaped, the Ekanelian Jewel is designed to dangle between the wearer's eyes. The silver chain from which the jewel hangs is as thin as a thread of silk and long enough to rest around the crown of any head. A rune-adorned clasp is set on one end of the chain; a number of loops to which the clasp can attach decorate the other end.