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From the [[Knight Test]], introduced during [[Ancient Powers]] event.
{{Intro
 
| Patch Introduced = [[Ancient Powers]]
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|  Related Quests = [[Knight Test]]
 
|          Updated =
[[Image:Worn Falatacot Scroll Icon.png]] <big>Worn Falatacot Scroll</big><br><br>
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''This ancient scroll can be handled, but only very carefully. You cannot translate the unfamiliar Falatcot writing.''<br>
{{Item
Translator: [[Fanzen San the Translator]]<br>
|              Name = The Circle of Giving
Translator Speech: <br>
|        Icon Image = The Circle of Giving Icon.png
:<font color=green>You give Fanzen San the Translator Worn Falatacot Scroll.</font><br>
|              Value = 0
:<font color=darkgoldenrod>Fanzen San the Translator tells you, "Hmmm, an intersting bit of Falatacot lore."</font><br>
|            Burden = 40
:<font color=green>Fanzen San the Translator gives you The Circle of Giving.</font><br>
| Special Properties =
 
|        Additional = 1 of 1 pages full.
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|        Description = This is a piece of Falatacot writing that has been translated by Fanzen San.
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|        Inscription =
 
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[[Image:The Circle of Giving Icon.png]] <big>The Circle of Giving</big><br><br>
| Author = [[Mualarya]]
''This is a piece of Falatacot writing that has been translated by Fanzen San.''
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In the circle of giving, from the Deru to the Gromnatross to ourselves, we strengthen the Light and arm ourselves against the Dark. The Deru are of the earth, the Gromnatross are of the air and, we exist in between.
In the circle of giving, from the Deru to the Gromnatross to ourselves, we strengthen the Light and arm ourselves against the Dark. The Deru are of the earth, the Gromnatross are of the air and, we exist in between.
 
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Just as we tend to the Deru, the Gromnatross protect and bless us and the Deru give of their fruits and light to the Gromnatross. In this we see another echo of the Wheel of All Things, the cycle of life that governs us all. The strength of we three shall never fail if we are true to the Light.
Just as we tend to the Deru, the Gromnatross protect and bless us and the Deru give of their fruits and light to the Gromnatross. In this we see another echo of the Wheel of All Things, the cycle of life that governs us all. The strength of we three shall never fail if we are true to the Light.
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== Notes ==
-- [[Mualarya]]
* Obtained by giving {{Itemlink|Worn Falatacot Scroll}} to [[Fanzen San the Translator]]:
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{{Dialog
|You give Fanzen San the Translator Worn Falatacot Scroll.
|Fanzen San the Translator tells you, "Hmmm, an intersting [sic] bit of Falatacot lore."
|Fanzen San the Translator gives you The Circle of Giving.
}}
* Typo: In the translation dialog, ''intersting'' should be ''interesting''.


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Latest revision as of 00:17, 12 October 2017

Introduced:  Ancient Powers Related Quests:  Knight Test
The Circle of Giving
  • Value: 0
  • Burden: 40
  • 1 of 1 pages full.
  • This is a piece of Falatacot writing that has been translated by Fanzen San.

In the circle of giving, from the Deru to the Gromnatross to ourselves, we strengthen the Light and arm ourselves against the Dark. The Deru are of the earth, the Gromnatross are of the air and, we exist in between.

Just as we tend to the Deru, the Gromnatross protect and bless us and the Deru give of their fruits and light to the Gromnatross. In this we see another echo of the Wheel of All Things, the cycle of life that governs us all. The strength of we three shall never fail if we are true to the Light.

Notes Edit

You give Fanzen San the Translator Worn Falatacot Scroll.

Fanzen San the Translator tells you, "Hmmm, an intersting [sic] bit of Falatacot lore."

Fanzen San the Translator gives you The Circle of Giving.

  • Typo: In the translation dialog, intersting should be interesting.