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Tomes of Regional Folklore is a system for [[Gathering]] [[classes]] implemented in [[Heavensward]] (3.0). Players can exchange [[Blue Gatherer's Scrips]] for 9 types of tomes, 1 for each Heavensward region and gatherer class. | Tomes of Regional Folklore is a system for [[Gathering]] [[classes]] implemented in [[Heavensward]] (3.0). Players can exchange [[Blue Gatherer's Scrips]] for 9 types of tomes, 1 for each Heavensward region and gatherer class. |
Revision as of 01:04, 14 December 2015
- See also: Folklore Nodes
Tomes of Regional Folklore is a system for Gathering classes implemented in Heavensward (3.0). Players can exchange Blue Gatherer's Scrips for 9 types of tomes, 1 for each Heavensward region and gatherer class.
For Botanist and Miner, using a tome of regional folklore will allow you to discover previously hidden gathering points. Bear in mind that these gathering points are only available at certain times of the day.
For Fisher, Using a tome of regional folklore will allow you to discover hidden fishing holes and rare fish that are otherwise unobtainable.
Types of Tomes of Regional Folklore
- Tome of Geological Folklore - Coerthas -- (Astral Moraine and Violet Quartz)
- Tome of Geological Folklore - Dravania -- (Aurum Regis Ore and Blue Quartz)
- Tome of Geological Folklore - Abalathia's Spine -- (Sun Mica and Red Alumen)
- Tome of Botanical Folklore - Coerthas -- (Vanilla Beans and Dravanian Paprika)
- Tome of Botanical Folklore - Dravania -- (Seventh Heaven and Snurbleberry)
- Tome of Botanical Folklore - Abalathia's Spine -- (Wattle Bark and Honeydew Almonds)
- Tome of Ichthyological Folklore - Coerthas -- (Capelin and Spring Urchin)
- Tome of Ichthyological Folklore - Dravania -- (Lavalord, Berserker Betta and Loosetongue)
- Tome of Ichthyological Folklore - Abalathia's Spine -- (Barreleye and Stupendemys)