Dragonkin tablet

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Dragonkin tablet



Release																				27 July 2020 (Update)
Members																				Yes
Quest item																				Yes

Properties

Tradeable																				No
Equipable																				No
Stackable																				No
Disassembly																				No
Destroy																				I can get another from Charos when it's needed in the Desperate Measures quest.
Examine																				A strange dragonkin tablet.

Options ^[?]

Backpack																				Inspect, Use, Destroy, Examine

Values

Value																				2,500 coins
Alchemy																				Not alchemisable
On death																				Always kept outside dangerous area
Weight																				0.001 kg


Advanced data

Item ID																				50437
Links																				MRID • recipe

Dragonkin tablet is an artefact which is made by restoring the damaged variant at an archaeologist's workbench after the damaged variant is excavated from the Orthen rubble excavation hotspot on Anachronia with level 50 Archaeology during the Desperate Measures quest.

Despite having a chronote value of 450, it can't be contributed to collections or donated to the museum.

Artefact info[edit | edit source]

Dragonkin tablet
Chronotes^{[art 1]}	450 (180)
Alignment	Dragonkin
Dig site	None
Excavation hotspot	Orthen rubble (Desperate Measures)
Collections	This artefact is not part of a collection.
Description	This stone tablet appears akin to those discovered from other eras, albeit much older. However, strange glowing glyphs have been seen to appear on it, floating above the tablet's surface, when exposed to certain local external stimuli.

^ 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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