Battle plans

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Battle plans



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

Properties

Tradeable																				No
GIM storage																				Yes
Equipable																				No
Stackable																				No
Disassembly																				Yes
Destroy																				You will have to find another through Archaeology.
Examine																				Some fully restored battle plans.

Options ^[?]

Backpack																				Inspect, Use, Destroy, Examine

Values

Value																				59,000 coins
Alchemy																				Not alchemisable
On death																				Always kept outside dangerous area
Weight																				0.001 kg

Advanced data

Item ID																				49874
Links																				MRID • recipe

Calculated value

Parsed																				698,736 coins
bucket																				{{GETotalqty\|name1=Vellum\|qty1=40\|name2=Tyrian purple\|qty2=60\|name3=Ancient vis\|qty3=34}}
Formatted																				40 × Price(Vellum) + 60 × Price(Tyrian purple) + 34 × Price(Ancient vis)

A battle plans is a Zarosian artefact that is made by restoring its damaged variant at an archaeologist's workbench. The damaged artefact is excavated from the War table debris excavation hotspot at the Kharid-et Dig Site with level 118 Archaeology.

Artefact info

Battle plans

Chronotes^{[art 1]}																				1174 (469)
Culture																				Zarosian
Dig site																				Kharid-et
Excavation																				War table debris
Collections																				Museum - Zarosian IV (Velucia) Zarosian IV (Soran, Emissary of Zaros)
Description																				These plans seem to capture the moment in time that led up the battle that caused Kharid-et to fall. It's likely this plan was concocted by the praetorians stationed here at the time.

^ This is the 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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