The map has a large 'X' marked in the middle of it. Near the marking, you can see several dotted lines forming a square. Contour lines drawn along the map indicate that the destination is located near sea level, and a drawing of two farm plots surrounds the 'X'. Straight lines have been drawn from the center, pointing southeast and northwest. From other markings on the map, you guess that the destination is directly east of here. Judging by your surrounding environment, you will not find the treasure in this province.

Found off an Adan'f mage, led to Celps out in Mer'Kresh. Only took us about five hours of searching!

You rummage through a gold-etched pine skippet and see a large peach andalusite, a medium cream-colored onyx, a large green-yellow tsavorite, some platinum coins and an ornate halberd capped with a blackened steel falcon's head.

5 platinum kronar. The halberd came with a weapon strap attached which was really handy since it wouldn't fit back in the skippet. Does anyone recognize if this might've come from a store or fest somewhere?


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An ornate halberd capped with a blackened steel falcon's head is a halberd pole-ranged weapon.
An ornate halberd capped with a blackened steel falcon's head trains the polearm skill.

You are certain that it could do:
great puncture damage
great slice damage
fair impact damage
no fire damage
no cold damage
no electric damage

The ornate halberd is poorly designed for improving the force of your attacks.

You are certain that the halberd is decently balanced and is reasonably suited to gaining extra attack power from your strength.

You are certain that the ornate halberd is highly protected against damage, and is in pristine condition.

The ornate halberd is made with metal.
You are certain that the ornate halberd weighs about 59 stones.
You are certain that the ornate halberd is worth exactly 770000 lirums.

look halberd
>The masterfully wrought headpiece intricately details the features of the beast, with its sharply hooked beak and hooded eyes, each set with glistening bloodmist garnets. Rising from the falcon's head is an elongated tree spike, while ornate feathering adorns each face of the wing-shaped, razor-sharp blades that flank the piece. A cross-hatched pattern embellishes the polished flamewood haft, ensuring a secure grip to the wielder.

Must if not all the items in the treasures chests of map treasures are unique items, as far as its appraisal I'll let a crafter or one of those statistical lovers decide if its a firm weapon or not. I'm unfamiliar with the halberd category.

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"I think anything that forces you to do something no sane adventurer would do just in order to train is ridiculous."
DR-SOCHARIS

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Victory Over Lyras, on the 397th year and 156 days since the Victory of Lanival the Redeemer.

Hard to say without an exact weight, but that looks the same as a crafted steel halberd, albeit with much better durability.

As a weapon crafter, I heartily endorse using higher durability and pretty high carbon steel equivalents as prizes.

It doesn't make me feel useless, but it also hands out items that are better.

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Weapons for Sale:
http://www.elanthipedia.org/wiki/User:Caraamon#Wares
Hunta Talna Kortok, built by Gor'Togs, for Gor'Togs
http://www.angelfire.com/rpg2/caraamon/home.html
Combat Balance List:
http://tinyurl.com/DRBalance

As far as what I mean by unique, I don't mean totally one offs they still generate their treasures from a pool of items, and though extremely rare, and the chances of two being generated, I can totally see it happening.

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"I think anything that forces you to do something no sane adventurer would do just in order to train is ridiculous."
DR-SOCHARIS

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Victory Over Lyras, on the 397th year and 156 days since the Victory of Lanival the Redeemer.