Difference between revisions of "Elementary Gemcutting"
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Deep in the mines these radiant lumps of beauty are found, these fruits of the earth. But, like any other natural product, it must be tooled. Elementary Gem Cutting teaching the basics of how to grant shape to gems, increasing their beauty and thus their affluence when worn on clothing. | Deep in the mines these radiant lumps of beauty are found, these fruits of the earth. But, like any other natural product, it must be tooled. Elementary Gem Cutting teaching the basics of how to grant shape to gems, increasing their beauty and thus their affluence when worn on clothing. | ||
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Revision as of 18:25, 14 September 2020
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In-Game Text"Plain dealing is a jewel, but they that wear it are out of fashion." -Thomas Fuller, 1608 - 1661 Deep in the mines these radiant lumps of beauty are found, these fruits of the earth. But, like any other natural product, it must be tooled. Elementary Gem Cutting teaching the basics of how to grant shape to gems, increasing their beauty and thus their affluence when worn on clothing. Gems Cutting Skills
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