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| Description = An ornate necklace once worn by Jaleh al-Thani. There is an inscription on the necklace. | | Description = An ornate necklace once worn by Jaleh al-Thani. There is an inscription on the necklace. | ||
| Special Properties = [[Attuned]], [[Bonded]], [[Ivoryable]] | | Special Properties = [[Attuned]], [[Bonded]], [[Ivoryable]] | ||
| Level Req = 50 | | Level Req = 50 | ||
| Spells = [[Mother's Blessing]] | | Spells = [[Mother's Blessing]] | ||
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| Mana Cost = 40 | | Mana Cost = 40 | ||
| Cannot Be Sold = True | | Cannot Be Sold = True | ||
| Inscription = For my son Jaleh, He shall be a leader of men and my love shall guard him from harm wherever he may go.<br>--Unknown | |||
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== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
* Found on the floor in the [[Heart of Innocence (Dungeon)|Heart of Innocence Dungeon]]. | * Found on the floor in the [[Heart of Innocence (Dungeon)|Heart of Innocence Dungeon]]. | ||
Revision as of 18:07, 10 July 2012
| Introduced: | Heart of Woe | Related Quests: | Heart of Innocence Quest |
Jaleh's Necklace
- Value: 10,000
- Burden: 300
- Spells: Mother's Blessing
- Properties: Attuned, Bonded, Ivoryable
- Wield requires level 50
- Activation requires Arcane Lore: 175
- This item cannot be sold.
- Spellcraft: 300.
- Mana: 400.
- Mana Cost: 1 point per 40 seconds.
- An ornate necklace once worn by Jaleh al-Thani. There is an inscription on the necklace.
- For my son Jaleh, He shall be a leader of men and my love shall guard him from harm wherever he may go.
--Unknown
Notes
- Found on the floor in the Heart of Innocence Dungeon.
- Mother's Blessing is +25 to health
- Aaminah will examine it for additional lore
Lore & Dialog
- You allow Aaminah to examine your Jaleh's Necklace.
- Aaminah tells you, "Jaleh's necklace."
- Aaminah tells you, "It was a gift from his mother. He always wore it, he'd never taken it off around me. Even when he slept. It was the only thing that he had to remind himself of home. Here."
- Aaminah tells you, "I have no need of it anymore. But you might find the same comfort that he did within its embrace."
- Aaminah tells you, "I am grateful for your efforts."