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A lone fortress on the very western edge of Tyris' northwestern snow fields. Here, the Seeker lives in seclusion. | A lone fortress on the very western edge of Tyris' northwestern snow fields. Here, the Seeker lives in seclusion with his gigantic library. | ||
==Services== | ==Services== | ||
* Seeker | * Seeker | ||
===Misc=== | ===Misc=== | ||
The Seeker believes that knowledge should be free, and his | The Seeker believes that knowledge should be free, and his library is stocked identically to a bookstore, but all items may be claimed for no cost and his stock cannot be rerolled with influence. However, the weeks-long trek through the wilderness and snow to reach his secluded keep on the very edge of Tyris discourage all but the most dedicated to avail themselves of his collection. | ||
[[Category:Elin Locations]] | [[Category:Elin Locations]] | ||
Revision as of 17:11, 1 March 2024
A lone fortress on the very western edge of Tyris' northwestern snow fields. Here, the Seeker lives in seclusion with his gigantic library.
Services
- Seeker
Misc
The Seeker believes that knowledge should be free, and his library is stocked identically to a bookstore, but all items may be claimed for no cost and his stock cannot be rerolled with influence. However, the weeks-long trek through the wilderness and snow to reach his secluded keep on the very edge of Tyris discourage all but the most dedicated to avail themselves of his collection.