Bookshelf (Citadel Library - Dericost)
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| Introduced: | Verdict | Related Quests: | Gaerlan's Citadel |
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- Value: ???
- Burden: Unknown
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Notes
- Located in the Citadel Library.
- Use once to obtain the following texts: Decrepit Tome, Fiery Tome, Icy Tome, Ebuillant Tome, and Charged Tome.
- Use repeatedly for additional dialog.
- According to the content cache object has a WCID of 21485 and a name of bookshelfdericost.
Dialog
- First Use
- A ghostly hand extends and places a book into your hand.
- Bookshelf gives you Decrepit Tome.
- A book wreathed in flame thrusts itself into your hands.
- Bookshelf gives you Fiery Tome.
- A chilling hand grabs yours and places a book in your hand.
- Bookshelf gives you Icy Tome.
- A scent of brimstone accompanies the hand that appears to place a book in your hand.
- Bookshelf gives you Ebuillant Tome.
- A low hum is heard as a hand extends from the bookcase and places a book into your hand.
- Bookshelf gives you Charged Tome.
- Repeated Uses
- There is the sound of a hammer falling against stone, all around you. It is dark, and the smell of befouled earth fills your nostrils.
- A voice whispers, "These are the notes of the peoples of the chill, they who served the master, the splendor, the glory. Disturb them not."
- Your heads pounds. A stream of mana flows over and through you washing away your flesh and leaving only your bones. You feel closer to magic, though you are weaker of form. The vision ends as does the pain in your skull.
- A voice in your mind giggles, "Can you hear the voices? Do you heed their words? Think you master magic, do you master swords? Are you just a keeper or a puppet by a string? Can you hear the voices listen to them sing."