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Latest revision as of 10:45, 10 December 2013
aquamarine ion stone
Plural: aquamarine ion stones
If you hold an ion stone, concentrate on it, and let it go, it slowly floats around you, like an electron in orbit. Hence the name ion, which is ancient Greek for "you're making me dizzy, spinning around like that."
Aquamarine is a lovely blue shaded beryl. So, it's a blueberyl. If you use it to make a rude noise, it'll be a raspberyl.
Accessory
Level Required: 9
Autosell value: 200
+10% spell damage
How Obtained
Other Uses
- Can be assembled with big honkin' hammer to make ion.
- Can be assembled with metal carbide hammer to make ion.
- Can be assembled with universal hammer to make ion.
- Can be assembled with volcanic hammers to make ion.
- Can be assembled with ionic overthruster to make fire opal ion stone. (Only as an Elemental)
- Can be assembled with ionic overthruster to make serpentine ion stone. (Only as a Naturalist)
- Can be assembled with ionic overthruster to make liquid crystal ion stone. (Only as a Gadgeteer)
- Can be assembled with ionic overthruster to make brain coral ion stone. (Only as a Psion)
References
- This may well be a reference to the Ioun stones of D&D.
- The mention of rude noise and raspberyl references the act of Blowing a raspberry.
