This terra cotta and golden cauldron is easy to spot, for the brew within is a liquid gold and steams like glowing fireflies into the night sky. The Zandalari take great pride in this cauldron, the brew inside ancient and the recipe closely guarded. Dipping a Market Stone within this bloody cauldron will transmute it to a glowing, brooding stone of crimson best suited to blood magicks and fleshcrafting.Įmblazoned Alchemist Stone - A proud and kingly stone, arising golden and bejeweled from a spectacular cauldron in the Zocalo of Dazar’Alor. There is speculation of Anchor Weed’s inclusion in this brew, due to its rejuvenating properties. It should go without saying that much blood is freshly brewed in this cauldron. This village houses many hungry Blood Trolls, Crawgs, and the Sanctum of Midnight, the loa Hir'eek’s lair. The rusted, foul red brew of this Isle Cauldron seethes in the Blood Troll village of Zalamar, Nazmir. Sanguinated Alchemist Stone - By far the most dangerous stone to seek. I do caution against using most of these without the permission of their owners.Some of the wards placed on these Isle Cauldrons can be quite … severe. The cauldron’s locations, origins, and effects are listed below. Almost any of these stones can be transmuted from another, depending on the intended purpose of the alchemist. The rest of the transmutations listed below can be acquired by simply dipping a Market Stone in an Isle Cauldron with significant intention. This is assuredly false, as I assume the young man will remember when he is no longer a newt in a few hours. I did overhear some young man say transmutation is “the only part of alchemy worth learning” while transmuting some isle shrubs to bubbles. When traveling in the Twin Islands, it is best to believe everything - especially in rural areas - until given empirical or intuitive proof of falsehood. This substance sounds like a fable, but then again, a form of transmutational stone owned by no other than Silas Darkmoon is also said to haunt this isle. This chilly fog of death gives the stone its characteristic, ghostly glow, and allows it to be transfigured to other things with ease when dipped in an Isle Cauldron. Finally, it is treated with two hundred motes of a substance aptly named the “Breath of Bwonsamdi”. This mixture tempers the stone, and grants it the ability to retain power. To this is then added twenty-five Anchor Weed pods with twenty-five motes of the volatile, sanguine substance Expulsom.
This combination grants the stone its glassy blue hue. For the purist and purpose of study, this stone can be transmuted by combining seventy blooms of the herb Winter’s Kiss with an equal portion of the herb Akunda’s Bite. These are sold for a gold coin or so in Tradewinds Market or the Zocalo. It is a powerful transmutational aide for reagents found on the isle, but is more commonly used for the purposes stated above. This is a brilliantly turquoise stone, faintly glowing like shining seaglass. If one has demonstrated skill in transmutation using the stones and methods above, it should be a grand adventure to procure a market stone and explore the following cauldrons with said stone.Įternal Alchemist’s Stone - Also called a Market Stone. Some have been far brewing longer than the average lifespan of a human, I am told.
Many townships, from industrial to rural, pride themselves immensely on their ceremonial, communal cauldrons of transfiguration. It is not the alchemist that transfigures the stone, but the cauldron, and thereby the place or community one finds oneself within. Indeed, each village, town, and port boasts its own unique boon to these stones, in quite a clever manner: a village cauldron of transmutation. The base stones of transmutation known to the isle people are largely available at any bustling market, and are carried in many a pocket as an indispensable asset during travel or adventure. Transmutational stones are there used more as personal boons and local offerings than tools of alchemy. There, stones of transmutation are not tools for alchemists alone - but stones made and used by the community at large. A strange yet enjoyable facet of transmutation inhabits the twin isles of Zandalar and Kul Tiras.
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