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The Lumberwoods of the New World are an open book to those who know to read its leaves and turn the pages of its seasons. Indian Tracking affords you greater success when searching for plants and people. | The Lumberwoods of the New World are an open book to those who know to read its leaves and turn the pages of its seasons. Indian Tracking affords you greater success when searching for plants and people. | ||
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| − | + | While {{i|Indian Arrowhead}}s can be sold at the Vendor [[Stalls]] in [[Providence]] for 2x {{i|Silver Pieces}}, and {{i|Indian Feather}}s for 12x {{i|Silver Pieces}}, it is best to save them and combine them into a {{i|Savage Charm}}, which can be sold for 30x {{i|Silver Pieces}}. Early on, this is one of the most reliable ways to make Silver. | |
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In-Game Text"From his footprints flowed a river, Leaped into the light of morning, O'er the precipice plunging downward Gleamed like Ishkoodah, the comet. And the Spirit, stooping earthward With his finger on the meadow Traced a winding pathway for it, Saying to it, ´Run in this way!´" – The Song of Hiawatha, Book I The Lumberwoods of the New World are an open book to those who know to read its leaves and turn the pages of its seasons. Indian Tracking affords you greater success when searching for plants and people. Savage CharmsWhile FootprintsWith the Indian Tracking Skill learned, toggling
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