Agents et réactifs/Extrusions informes : Différence entre versions
(Page créée avec « {{Book |developpeur= |sous titre=|auteur=Gargrell Sorick|titre auteur=|date=2E 578 |source=The Hero's Guides to The Elder Scrolls Online|commentair... ») |
(Aucune différence)
|
Version du 8 mars 2018 à 20:39
Auteur réel : David S. J. Hodgson (Écrivain), Brynn Metheney (Artiste) Média d'origine : The Hero's Guides to The Elder Scrolls Online Commentaire : Journal d'un apprenti sorcier, sur l'alchimie et l'enchantement.
Par Gargrell Sorick, 2E 578
Articles à traduire
Cet article ou section nécessite une traduction partielle ou totale, si la langue de shakespeare n'a aucun secret pour vous, faites-en profiter les autres ! (modifier l'article). W hile wandering the more temperate coastline of Tamriel (in particular, the rugged waterways of Skyrim and northern reaches of Morrowind), you may chance upon the membranous skin of small water creatures, odd and thin, and extremely difficult to harvest. Do not mistake such skin as wisperills of the Hist, or the remains of a dreugh during karvninasim; our best scholars on the subject of river life seem to believe this indistinct matter is the discarded remains of a gelatinous spoor of an emperor crab that lurks around the lichen and among the rocks near Vvardenfell. As such crustaceans have been hunted almost to extinction, such material is as rare as spriggan teeth.
But there is a more common creatures that these extrusions come from: the netch, a floating collection of flesh propelled by magical gas that the Dunmer enjoy breeding for their supple leather. During mating season, the betty netch occasionally discards tracts of skin in a bid to attract a bull. They tend to hang from her tendril appendages and are shed during grazing. Smaller netch also have the habit of rubbing their flapping undercarriages together, and this creates a similar peeling membrane. Only the bull netch seem to keep their dangling arms free from such matter, although their droppings sometimes contain small flesh sacs (which are almost always too unpleasant to be worth gathering). Other carbuncles tend to drop off, but are quickly eaten by vermin or maggots. As the strength of the enchantment derived from this material is very weak, most apothecaries have stopped purchasing these extrusions.
The tangled and partly transparent discarding of skin from a crustacean or a betty netch. Bénéfices prouvés (en enchantement) :
Small dollops of fatty skin that develop on the underside of a netch. Also found in their extrusions. Bénéfices prouvés (en enchantement) :
The fleshy shed skin from the dangling parts of a netch prior to tangling. Bénéfices prouvés (en enchantement) :
|