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| description = | | description = '''Letter to Oskar Fervas''' is a response from [[Mystic Carrion]] to a request from {{CharLink|Oskar Fevras}} for help. | ||
| quote = A plain, unadorned note. | | quote = A plain, unadorned note. | ||
| book | | book author = Mystic Carrion | ||
| book text = [This parchment is old, flaky, and smells faintly of tomb-musk.] | | book text = [This parchment is old, flaky, and smells faintly of tomb-musk.] | ||
Latest revision as of 09:50, 23 October 2024
Letter to Oskar Fervas is a response from Mystic Carrion to a request from Oskar Fevras for help.
A plain, unadorned note.
Properties
Notes
Author: Mystic Carrion
Rarity: Common
Weight: 0.05 kg / 0.1 lb
Price: 14 gp 
UID
S_LOW_LetterFatherCarrionUUID
c4aae84c-c9b5-4941-a94f-c5c8ead07205
Where to find
In a Rustic Chest at X: -257 Y: -44 in the atelier of Lady Jannath's Estate
Text
[This parchment is old, flaky, and smells faintly of tomb-musk.]
Dearest Mssr Fervas,
I so appreciated the desperation of your correspondence. Heartbreak can impose such a terrible burden. In my humble role as an interlocutor with the spirit realm, I believe I might be able to offer you some reprieve.
Bring this letter to my mansion near the seafront, and together we will see if the dead have peace to offer you.
Yours in spirit,
Mystic Carrion
PS. The door is regrettably stubborn, so you must speak its preferred words: Secreta mortuorum.
PPS. I may even consider a discounted rate, if you're willing to recommend my services to Lady Jannath's well-coined kinfolk.
Notes
- As of Patch 6, the name of this item and the addressee in its contents are both spelled "Fervas" rather than "Fevras".