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At the center of the Mine is a tunnel that branches off into five caverns. Inside these caverns are the only stable loads in the Mine. Each cavern holds a single metal. One holds gold, another silver, a third copper, a fourth iron and the last holds tin. No matter how much metal in mined from these caverns, there is always more easily accessable. | At the center of the Mine is a tunnel that branches off into five caverns. Inside these caverns are the only stable loads in the Mine. Each cavern holds a single metal. One holds gold, another silver, a third copper, a fourth iron and the last holds tin. No matter how much metal in mined from these caverns, there is always more easily accessable. | ||
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* - to [[Telgar]]'s [[Manses]] | * - to [[Telgar]]'s [[Manses]] | ||
Latest revision as of 23:02, 8 June 2010
The Mine
An expansive series of caverns near Gem, this place is a miner's dream. Within its confines the mineral veins and loads shift and change every moment. They never run dry and shift between every mineral imaginable. This may mean that iron mined today is gold tomorrow, or that gold mined today is lead the next moment. Once removed from the Mine, however, the shifting influence ceases and the minerals are perfectly natural and always of the highest quality.
At the center of the Mine is a tunnel that branches off into five caverns. Inside these caverns are the only stable loads in the Mine. Each cavern holds a single metal. One holds gold, another silver, a third copper, a fourth iron and the last holds tin. No matter how much metal in mined from these caverns, there is always more easily accessable.
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