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This book tells stories, legends and myths from every era of Froglok history. Froglok tales are deep and compelling, often told as a method to present a moral. This book is an exception, for Frogloks have little written tradition. Most of their tales have been passed through the generations verbally, only recently with the establishment of their home in Gukta have they begun relying on written lore. It is obvious that the author of this book has spent many hours listening to stories told by Froglok scholars all over Norrath. It artfully blends these stories and sketches of art, pottery and statuary from all ages with sketches and oatterns from every age. The information presented in this volume is precious to the scribed of Gukta, but it is presented in a way that makes it obvious that is it intended by modern Froglok armor makers.
The patterns in this book can be copied many times, but eventually they will wear out and you can tell that if you use the patterns enough you will need to replace the book.
To create pattern for tailoring armor templates based on these patterns you will need this book, a large bottle of ink, a roll of plain parchment, a quill and a compacted backpack to hold the patterns you will make. You'll also need a book binding to do the work.
If you wish to use the patterns to make molds you'll need a kiln to work in as well as a high quality firing sheet, sculpting tools, a huge block of clay and a compacted backpack to hold the molds when you're done.
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It may seem strange, but "To create pattern for..." is how the third paragraph in the source reads (I'd hope for multiple patterns on the actual combine though.)
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This book tells stories, legends and myths from every era of Froglok history. Froglok tales are deep and compelling, often told as a method to present a moral. This book is an exception, for Frogloks have little written tradition. Most of their tales have been passed through the generations verbally, only recently with the establishment of their home in Gukta have they begun relying on written lore. It is obvious that the author of this book has spent many hours listening to stories told by Froglok scholars all over Norrath. It artfully blends these stories and sketches of art, pottery and statuary from all ages with sketches and oatterns from every age. The information presented in this volume is precious to the scribed of Gukta, but it is presented in a way that makes it obvious that is it intended by modern Froglok armor makers.
The patterns in this book can be copied many times, but eventually they will wear out and you can tell that if you use the patterns enough you will need to replace the book.
To create pattern for tailoring armor templates based on these patterns you will need this book, a large bottle of ink, a roll of plain parchment, a quill and a compacted backpack to hold the patterns you will make. You'll also need a book binding to do the work.
If you wish to use the patterns to make molds you'll need a kiln to work in as well as a high quality firing sheet, sculpting tools, a huge block of clay and a compacted backpack to hold the molds when you're done.
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It may seem strange, but "To create pattern for..." is how the third paragraph in the source reads (I'd hope for multiple patterns on the actual combine though.)
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