Marelien's Memories

[Marelien's Memories, Tent Interior]
Silks in shades of blue, white and gold sweep upward, a wave of material rising to create the peaked tent. Pine tables covered in cloths of similar hue line one side, while silk ribbons adorned with small instrument charms wind about the base of the center pole. Using most of the small space, decoratively carved cases dot the well-worn carpet. You also see a tent flap and a gap in the tent fabric.
Obvious exits: none.

On the pine table you see a silver spiral pendant hung with a silvery hematite teardrop, a braided silver ring, a copper spiral pendant hung with a tiny bell, a golden spiral pendant hung with a pale citrine teardrop, a silver spiral pendant hung with a golden topaz teardrop, a braided copper ring, a small copper swan earcuff, a silver spiral pendant hung with a tiny bell, a small parchment card and a braided golden ring.

A small parchment card reads:
"Feel free to peruse the wares upon the table, which we have gathered from distant lands on our travels. Unfortunately, since we did not craft them, we will not be able to offer customization of any of the items displayed here. ~T."

a silver spiral pendant hung with a silvery hematite teardrop is 4510 Dokoras
The teardrop hangs within the coils of the delicate diamond-shaped spiral, polished to show the stone's rich color and flawless clarity.

The spiral pendant is made with metal.
The spiral pendant is incredibly pliant.
It appears that the spiral pendant can be worn around the neck.
You are certain that the spiral pendant weighs exactly 2 stones.
You are certain that the spiral pendant is worth exactly 4510 dokoras.

a copper spiral pendant hung with a tiny bell is 270 Dokoras
A small, spherical bell hangs within the coils of the diamond-shaped spiral, designed to chime gently with each of the wearer's movements.

a golden spiral pendant hung with a pale citrine teardrop is 20295 Dokoras
The teardrop hangs within the coils of the delicate diamond-shaped spiral, polished to show the stone's rich color and flawless clarity.

a silver spiral pendant hung with a golden topaz teardrop is 9020 Dokoras
The teardrop hangs within the coils of the delicate diamond-shaped spiral, polished to show the stone's rich color and flawless clarity.

The spiral pendant is incredibly pliant.
It appears that the spiral pendant can be worn around the neck.
You are certain that the spiral pendant weighs exactly 2 stones.
You are certain that the spiral pendant is worth exactly 9020 dokoras.

a silver spiral pendant hung with a tiny bell is 2255 Dokoras
A small, spherical bell hangs within the coils of the diamond-shaped spiral, designed to chime gently with each of the wearer's movements.

a braided silver ring is 5412 Dokoras
Engraved along the polished inner side of the band are the words, "Speech, Will, and Strength."

The silver ring is made with metal.
It appears that the silver ring can be worn around the finger.
You are certain that the silver ring weighs exactly 2 stones.
You are certain that the silver ring is worth exactly 5412 dokoras.

a braided copper ring is 902 Dokoras
Engraved along the polished inner side of the band are the words, "Patience, Tenacity, and Endurance."

The copper ring is made with metal.
It appears that the copper ring can be worn around the finger.
You are confident that the copper ring probably weighs a few stones.
You are certain that the copper ring is worth exactly 902 dokoras.

a braided golden ring is 18040 Dokoras
Engraved along the polished inner side of the band are the words, "Truth, Harmony, and Song."

The golden ring is made with metal.
It appears that the golden ring can be worn around the finger.
You are certain that the golden ring might weigh a few tens of stones.
You are certain that the golden ring is worth exactly 18040 dokoras.

a small copper swan earcuff is 225 Dokoras

The swan earcuff is made with metal.
It appears that the swan earcuff can be worn in one ear.
You are certain that the swan earcuff weighs exactly 1 stone.
You are certain that the swan earcuff is worth exactly 225 dokoras.

In the carved case you see a gold neithrel band embellished with sapphires, a silver neithrel band embellished with sapphires, a spiral silver neithrel band set with small fire opals, a braided platinum neithrel band wrapped with a lute string, a gold neithrel band fastened with five silver chains, a spiral silver neithrel band set with hematite stones, a silver-inlaid malachite neithrel band fitted with two silver chains, a small notecard and a gold-inlaid silver neithrel band bearing a tri-stranded braided chain.

A small notecard reads:
"The neithrel bands attach to wrist and middle finger of the hand. The chain between bracelet and ring symbolizes the bonds of Neithrel Silverfrost to Dzree's throne. These are worn as a remembrance of our history. Please be advised, that due to the nature of the crafstmanship, only Bards will be able to wear these items. ~ M & T"

a gold neithrel band embellished with sapphires is 36080 Dokoras
A medium-sized star sapphire is set into the sturdy gold ring, while smaller sapphires wrap around the wide bracelet. A gold chain stretches from the center of the bracelet to the center of the ring, seamlessly connecting the two.

A gold neithrel band reads:
"To remember, lest we forget the pain of those before us."

The neithrel band is made with metal.
The neithrel band is moderately flexible.
It appears that the neithrel band can be worn.
You are certain that the neithrel band weighs exactly 4 stones.
You are certain that the neithrel band is worth exactly 36080 dokoras.

a silver neithrel band embellished with sapphires is 9020 Dokoras
A medium-sized star sapphire is set into the sturdy silver ring, while smaller sapphires wrap around the wide bracelet. A silver chain stretches from the center of the bracelet to the center of the ring, seamlessly connecting the two.

A silver neithrel band reads:
"To remember, lest we forget the pain of those before us."

a spiral silver neithrel band set with small fire opals is 9020 Dokoras
The bracelet of the neithrel band is formed from a cunningly wrought series of polished silver rings, designed to appear as if it were a spiral when worn. A sparkling fire opal rests along the curve reaching out from the upper edge, forming an anchor for a delicate silver chain connecting the bracelet to a similarly fashioned ring. A matching white fire opal rests in the center of the ring's coils.

A silver neithrel band reads:
"To remember, lest we forget the pain of those before us."

a braided platinum neithrel band wrapped with a lute string is 270600 Dokoras
The lute string winds its way around both the woven bracelet and braided ring, as well as through the links of the delicate chain connecting the two.

A platinum neithrel band reads:
"To remember, lest we forget the pain of those before us."

a gold neithrel band fastened with five silver chains is 36080 Dokoras
Lines of inlaid silver run along the heavy gold bracelet and ring forming the neithrel band. Each of the five silver chains stretches from different places upon the bracelet to join together on the single ring, forming a delicate silver web to lay across the back of the hand when worn.

A gold neithrel band reads:
"To remember, lest we forget the pain of those before us."

a spiral silver neithrel band set with hematite stones is 9020 Dokoras
The bracelet of the neithrel band is formed from a cunningly wrought series of polished silver rings, designed to appear as if it were a spiral when worn. A polished hematite cabochon rests along the curve reaching out from the upper edge, forming an anchor for a delicate silver chain connecting the bracelet to a similarly fashioned ring. A matching silvery hematite stone rests in the center of the ring's coils.

A silver neithrel band reads:
"To remember, lest we forget the pain of those before us."

a silver-inlaid malachite neithrel band fitted with two silver chains is 9020 Dokoras
The wide malachite bracelet is inlaid with a band of pure polished silver that has been cut to resemble the silhouette of a twisting ivy leaf vine. Two of the longer leaves reach up to overlap the upper edge of the bracelet, their tips curled tenaciously around chains connecting them to a pair of wide silver rings engraved with a similar ivy leaf pattern.

A malachite neithrel band reads:
"To remember, lest we forget the pain of those before us."

a gold-inlaid silver neithrel band bearing a tri-stranded braided chain is 18040 Dokoras
The burnished silver of the neithrel band's bracelet is inlaid with golden morning glories that have been stunningly enameled in rich blues and violets. One of the golden-veined leaves upon which the flowers rest bears a slightly curled tip, supporting a chain braided from strands of silver, copper, and gold that connects the bracelet to a polished silver ring. A single, dark amethyst, perfectly matching the hues of the flowers, is set into the ring's polished surface.

A silver neithrel band reads:
"To remember, lest we forget the pain of those before us."

Return to Festival Menu