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==Description== |
==Description== |
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The toxin gland of the Sand Reapers is difficult to obtain due to the ferocious nature of the creatures. When properly prepared, it becomes a poison that can be applied to certain weapons, such as daggers, and then used to debilitate foes. In Vendhya, assassins often use poison to kill their targets - the current king has weathered no less than five attempts on his life thus far, though the five skulls bleaching on the Tower of the Kites are evidence of their failure. |
The toxin gland of the Sand Reapers is difficult to obtain due to the ferocious nature of the creatures. When properly prepared, it becomes a poison that can be applied to certain weapons, such as daggers, and then used to debilitate foes. In Vendhya, assassins often use poison to kill their targets - the current king has weathered no less than five attempts on his life thus far, though the five skulls bleaching on the Tower of the Kites are evidence of their failure. |
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| + | This item is slightly weaker (about 20-30%) than the poison from {{ItemLink|Venom-infused Daggers}} and about 50-60% as strong as {{ItemLink|Scorpion Queen Poison}}. All three can be stacked on the same target independently. |
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==Source== |
==Source== |
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Revision as of 12:34, 10 June 2019
Description
| “ | On the ivory throne-seat Tascela lolled. Bronze bowls of incense rolled their spirals about her; the wisps of smoke curled about her naked limbs like caressing fingers. | „ |
| ~ Red Nails |
The humble cauldron is conventionally used by chefs to create meals. However, the versatility of the cauldron means that it is also sought after by alchemists and sorcerers who concoct strange experiments.
Smelting catalysts such as Steelfire, can only be created by an alchemist who knows the particular combination of ingredients.
This particular type of cauldron was first used commonly in Vendhya.
Notes
| Bonus |  Firebowl Cauldron
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 Improved Firebowl Cauldron
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 Giant's Firebowl Cauldron
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 Precision Firebowl Cauldron
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|---|---|---|---|---|
| Crafting Speed | +0% | +33.33% | +150% | +0% |
| Cost Reduction | -0% | -25% | -0% | -50% |
| Health | 10000 | 60000 | 75000 | 75000 |
| Slots | 20 | 40 | 40 | 40 |
Source
| Construction Hammer | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Ingredients | Outcome | Craft time | Experience gained |
50  Iron Bar20  Twine
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1 Firebowl Cauldron
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0 s | 240 |
Thrall(s) Used
Crafting
Ingredients 
|
Outcome | Craft time
|
Experience gained |
|---|---|---|---|
2  Resin5  Plant Fiber
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5  Stone Consolidant
|
10 s | 330 |
| Ingredients
|
Outcome | Craft time
|
Experience gained |
|---|---|---|---|
2  Silver Dust1  Gold Dust1  Ichor
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1  Alchemical Base
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10 s | 1 |
20  Bone1  Powder of Corruption
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1  Corrupted Bone
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1 min | 0 |
2  Demon Blood10  Brimstone50  Crystal75  Steelfire
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1  Dragonpowder
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30 s | 150 |
1  Tar1 Brimstone
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1 Steelfire
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10 s | 12 |
| Ingredients
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Outcome | Craft time
|
Experience gained |
|---|---|---|---|
1  Fragment of Power10 Demon Blood5  Bonemeal10 Alchemical Base
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1  Essence of Rot
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1 min | 1270 |
See Also
Repair
Repairing Reaper Poison requires up to:
Description
The toxin gland of the Sand Reapers is difficult to obtain due to the ferocious nature of the creatures. When properly prepared, it becomes a poison that can be applied to certain weapons, such as daggers, and then used to debilitate foes. In Vendhya, assassins often use poison to kill their targets - the current king has weathered no less than five attempts on his life thus far, though the five skulls bleaching on the Tower of the Kites are evidence of their failure.
Notes
This item is slightly weaker (about 20-30%) than the poison from 
Venom-Infused Daggers and about 50-60% as strong as 
Scorpion Queen Poison. All three can be stacked on the same target independently.
Source
| Firebowl Cauldron | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Ingredients | Outcome | Craft time | Experience gained |
1  Sand Reaper Toxin Gland
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1  Reaper Poison
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30 s | 4 |