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'''Name:''' A Note on Ancient Necklaces
{{Intro
 
| Patch Introduced = [[Cold Tracks]]
'''Description:''' A note containing some hastily scribbled words from Asheron.
|  Related Quests = [[Asheron's Departure]]
 
|          Updated =
'''Author:''' Asheron Realaidain
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'''Pages:''' 3
|              Name = A Note on Ancient Necklaces
 
|        Icon Image = A Note on Ancient Necklaces Icon.png
'''Text:'''
|        Description = A note containing some hastily scribbled words from Asheron.
 
| Special Properties =
''Dear friend,
|            Author = Asheron Realaidain
 
|      How Obtained =
''I apologize for the cryptic nature of my communications, and for any trouble you might have had in tracking me through the notes I have left with my servitor Golems.  This is the best way I could think of to leave a trail for my friends to follow, while shielding my activities from our enemies.  I have taken the strange step of encoding notes in a cipher, using a technique that Prince Borelean employed while he was playing pretend games of Spymaster and Find the Traitor as a young boy.  It is a simple letter-shift cipher.  The key to decode the cipher can be found with Felscuda, the groundskeeper in service to Lady Folthid.  I have written the texts in the Roulean language and alphabet commonly spoken among humans.
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| Dear friend,<br><br>I apologize for the cryptic nature of my communications, and for any trouble you might have had in tracking me through the notes I have left with my servitor Golems.  This is the best way I could think of to leave a trail for my friends to follow, while shielding my activities from our enemies.  I have taken the strange step of encoding notes in a cipher, using a technique that Prince Borelean employed while he was playing pretend games of Spymaster and Find the Traitor as a young boy.  It is a simple letter-shift cipher.  The key to decode the cipher can be found with Felscuda, the groundskeeper in service to Lady Folthid.  I have written the texts in the Roulean language and alphabet commonly spoken among humans.
''To decode my notes, start with the cipher text I provide here and match each letter, in sequence, against the numbers supplied in my note, "[[Ruminations on Portal Creation]]".  Shift the letter in the cipher text down the alphabet in a number of steps equal to the number it is paired with.  For example, a D matched with 3 should be shifted down three spaces to get the "true text" G.  If a shift takes you down past Z, the last letter in your human alphabet, simply start counting again at the beginning, with A.  So if the letter W is paired with the number 5, count down five steps to the letter B.
| To decode my notes, start with the cipher text I provide here and match each letter, in sequence, against the numbers supplied in my note, "Ruminations on Portal Creation".  Shift the letter in the cipher text down the alphabet in a number of steps equal to the number it is paired with.  For example, a D matched with 3 should be shifted down three spaces to get the "true text" G.  If a shift takes you down past Z, the last letter in your human alphabet, simply start counting again at the beginning, with A.  So if the letter W is paired with the number 5, count down five steps to the letter B.
 
| Without further comment, here is the cipher text that should tell you which of the necklaces in this Eastern Storehouse will be acceptable to my Portal Servitor:<br><br>DGDJAIATJGPJ
''Without further comment, here is the cipher text that should tell you which of the necklaces in this Eastern Storehouse will be acceptable to my Portal Servitor:
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''DGDJAIATJGPJ
 
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Revision as of 17:29, 10 June 2009

Introduced:  Cold Tracks Related Quests:  Asheron's Departure
A Note on Ancient Necklaces
  • Value: ??
  • Burden: ??
  • A note containing some hastily scribbled words from Asheron.