'Solem in Umbra' painting (damaged)

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'Solem in Umbra' painting (damaged)



Release																				30 March 2020 (Update)
Members																				Yes
Quest item																				No

Properties

Tradeable																				No
Equipable																				No
Stackable																				No
Disassembly																				No
Destroy																				You will have to find another through Archaeology.
Examine																				A painting that can be restored.

Options ^[?]

Backpack																				Inspect, Use, Destroy, Examine

Values

Value																				6,250 coins
Alchemy																				Not alchemisable
On death																				Always kept outside dangerous area
Weight																				0.001 kg


Advanced data

Item ID																				49889
Links																				MRID • recipe

A 'Solem in Umbra' painting (damaged) is a damaged Zarosian artefact which can be restored at an archaeologist's workbench after being excavated from the Administratum debris excavation hotspot at the Kharid-et Dig Site with level 25 Archaeology.

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The 'Solem in Umbra' painting in the journal.

The below information is for the restored variant of this damaged artefact (see products above).

'Solem in Umbra' painting
Chronotes^{[art 1]}	274 (109)
Alignment	Zarosian
Dig site	Kharid-et
Excavation hotspot	Administratum debris
Collections	Art Critic Jacques (Imperial Impressionism) Soran, Emissary of Zaros (Zarosian I) Velucia (Museum - Zarosian I)
Description	This painting appears to depict a battle between Zaros himself and Tumeken, the leader of the Menaphite pantheon. The title roughly translate^[sic] to 'Shadow of the Sun'.

^ This is amount for trading in the artefact at the listed collectors. A part of the collections give an additional amount of chronotes upon completion. The amount in the parentheses is the amount obtained when donating to the museum donation bin, which will give only 40% of the amount one would get from a collector.

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Source	Level	Quantity	Rarity
Administratum debris	25	1	1/2
Ancient casket	N/A	1	Rare
Ancient gravel	25	1	1/52000^{[f 1]}