Coloured lenses of Scotopia (Tanaquilya Lomë) - Revision history

DB at 15:43, 15 August 2025

2025-08-15T15:43:49Z

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	This small box holds a set of four ~~coloured~~ plano lenses; red, blue, green and yellow. Each metal rimmed with a tiny square handle. The impeccable quality of the glass suggests it’s elven made, but the exquisite metal rims suggest dwarven.~~</br>~~		This small box holds a set of four colored plano lenses; red, blue, green and yellow. Each metal rimmed with a tiny square handle. The impeccable quality of the glass suggests it’s elven made, but the exquisite metal rims suggest dwarven. Most likely this has been a collaboration between elven and dwarven craftsmen.</br></br>The box is given to [[Dauphine Tirfelya\|Dauphine]] by her great-grandfather. He can’t tell you much about it the lenses. Which is no surprise he just may have forgotten as he got them very long ago. </br></br>During the day the lenses can be used to see contrast. The lenses only let through a very small bandwidth of light contrast is much easier to see. Because of this they are highly sought after by artists and outdoor painters.</br></br>Your great-grandfather however used them on nightly mushroom hunts. All elves can see in the dark, but only in tones of grey. By using the lenses in the dark one can determine colors. Which is very useful when picking mushrooms at night because a difference in color can mean the difference between a righteous feast or the runs (or worse).</br></br>When preparing to leave on your quests he pulls you away for a moment. He knows your love for foraging is great and hands you the box. “Keep them safe, and whenever you sit with your new friends around a campfire with a bowl of mushroom stew think of me and of our friends here.”
	Most likely this has been a collaboration between elven and dwarven craftsmen.</br></br>
	The box is given to [[Dauphine Tirfelya\|Dauphine]] by her great-grandfather. He can’t tell you much about it the lenses. Which is no surprise he just may have forgotten as he got them very long ago. </br></br>
	During the day the lenses can be used to see contrast. The lenses only let through a very small bandwidth of light contrast is much easier to see. Because of this they are highly sought after by artists and outdoor painters.</br></br>
	Your great-grandfather however used them on nightly mushroom hunts. All elves can see in the dark, but only in tones of grey. By using the lenses in the dark one can determine colors. Which is very useful when picking mushrooms at night because a difference in color can mean the difference between a righteous feast or the runs (or worse).</br></br>
	When preparing to leave on your quests he pulls you away for a moment. He knows your love for foraging is great and hands you the box. “Keep them safe, and whenever you sit with your new friends around a campfire with a bowl of mushroom stew think of me and of our friends ~~here”~~
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Harm at 16:34, 27 July 2025

2025-07-27T16:34:09Z

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	The box is given to [[Dauphine Tirfelya\|Dauphine]] by her great-grandfather. He can’t tell you much about it the lenses. Which is no surprise he just may have forgotten as he got them very long ago. </br></br>		The box is given to [[Dauphine Tirfelya\|Dauphine]] by her great-grandfather. He can’t tell you much about it the lenses. Which is no surprise he just may have forgotten as he got them very long ago. </br></br>
	During the day the lenses can be used to see contrast. The lenses only let through a very small bandwidth of light contrast is much easier to see. Because of this they are highly sought after by artists and outdoor painters.</br></br>		During the day the lenses can be used to see contrast. The lenses only let through a very small bandwidth of light contrast is much easier to see. Because of this they are highly sought after by artists and outdoor painters.</br></br>
	Your grandfather however used them on nightly mushroom hunts. All elves can see in the dark, but only in tones of grey. By using the lenses in the dark one can determine colors. Which is very useful when picking mushrooms at night because a difference in color can mean the difference between a righteous feast or the runs (or worse).</br></br>		Your great-grandfather however used them on nightly mushroom hunts. All elves can see in the dark, but only in tones of grey. By using the lenses in the dark one can determine colors. Which is very useful when picking mushrooms at night because a difference in color can mean the difference between a righteous feast or the runs (or worse).</br></br>
	When preparing to leave on your quests he pulls you away for a moment. He knows your love for foraging is great and hands you the box. “Keep them safe, and whenever you sit with your new friends around a campfire with a bowl of mushroom stew think of me and of our friends here”		When preparing to leave on your quests he pulls you away for a moment. He knows your love for foraging is great and hands you the box. “Keep them safe, and whenever you sit with your new friends around a campfire with a bowl of mushroom stew think of me and of our friends here”
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Harm: Colour of the lenses representing the wavelengths of the cone cells

2025-07-27T16:33:51Z

Colour of the lenses representing the wavelengths of the cone cells

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	This small box holds a set of ~~three, colored~~ plano lenses. Each metal rimmed with a tiny square handle. The impeccable quality of the glass suggests it’s elven made, but the exquisite metal rims suggest dwarven.</br>		This small box holds a set of four coloured plano lenses; red, blue, green and yellow. Each metal rimmed with a tiny square handle. The impeccable quality of the glass suggests it’s elven made, but the exquisite metal rims suggest dwarven.</br>
	Most likely this has been a collaboration between elven and dwarven craftsmen.</br></br>		Most likely this has been a collaboration between elven and dwarven craftsmen.</br></br>
	The box is given to [[Dauphine Tirfelya\|Dauphine]] by her great-grandfather. He can’t tell you much about it the lenses. Which is no surprise he just may have forgotten as he got them very long ago. </br></br>		The box is given to [[Dauphine Tirfelya\|Dauphine]] by her great-grandfather. He can’t tell you much about it the lenses. Which is no surprise he just may have forgotten as he got them very long ago. </br></br>

DB: Added links and category

2025-07-27T11:26:24Z

Added links and category

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	This small box holds a set of three, ~~coloured~~ plano lenses. Each metal rimmed with a tiny square handle. The impeccable quality of the glass suggests it’s elven made, but the exquisite metal rims suggest dwarven.</br>		This small box holds a set of three, colored plano lenses. Each metal rimmed with a tiny square handle. The impeccable quality of the glass suggests it’s elven made, but the exquisite metal rims suggest dwarven.</br>
	Most likely this has been a collaboration between elven and dwarven craftsmen.</br></br>		Most likely this has been a collaboration between elven and dwarven craftsmen.</br></br>
	The box is given to Dauphine by her great-grandfather. He can’t tell you much about it the lenses. Which is no surprise he just may have forgotten as he got them very long ago. </br></br>		The box is given to [[Dauphine Tirfelya\|Dauphine]] by her great-grandfather. He can’t tell you much about it the lenses. Which is no surprise he just may have forgotten as he got them very long ago. </br></br>
	During the day the lenses can be used to see contrast. The lenses only let through a very small bandwidth of light contrast is much easier to see. Because of this they are highly sought after by artists and outdoor painters.</br></br>		During the day the lenses can be used to see contrast. The lenses only let through a very small bandwidth of light contrast is much easier to see. Because of this they are highly sought after by artists and outdoor painters.</br></br>
	Your grandfather however used them on nightly mushroom hunts. All elves can see in the dark, but only in tones of grey. By using the lenses in the dark one can determine ~~colours~~. Which is very useful when picking mushrooms at night because a difference in ~~colour~~ can mean the difference between a righteous feast or the runs (or worse).</br></br>		Your grandfather however used them on nightly mushroom hunts. All elves can see in the dark, but only in tones of grey. By using the lenses in the dark one can determine colors. Which is very useful when picking mushrooms at night because a difference in color can mean the difference between a righteous feast or the runs (or worse).</br></br>
	When preparing to leave on your quests he pulls you away for a moment. He knows your love for foraging is great and hands you the box. “Keep them safe, and whenever you sit with your new friends around a campfire with a bowl of mushroom stew think of me and of our friends here”		When preparing to leave on your quests he pulls you away for a moment. He knows your love for foraging is great and hands you the box. “Keep them safe, and whenever you sit with your new friends around a campfire with a bowl of mushroom stew think of me and of our friends here”
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Harm at 10:55, 23 July 2025

2025-07-23T10:55:12Z

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	This small box holds a set of three, coloured plano lenses. Each metal rimmed with a tiny square handle. The impeccable quality of the glass suggests it’s elven made, but the exquisite metal rims suggest dwarven. Most likely this has been a collaboration between elven and dwarven craftsmen.		This small box holds a set of three, coloured plano lenses. Each metal rimmed with a tiny square handle. The impeccable quality of the glass suggests it’s elven made, but the exquisite metal rims suggest dwarven.</br>
			Most likely this has been a collaboration between elven and dwarven craftsmen.</br></br>
			The box is given to Dauphine by her great-grandfather. He can’t tell you much about it the lenses. Which is no surprise he just may have forgotten as he got them very long ago. </br></br>
			During the day the lenses can be used to see contrast. The lenses only let through a very small bandwidth of light contrast is much easier to see. Because of this they are highly sought after by artists and outdoor painters.</br></br>
	The box is given to Dauphine by her great-grandfather. He can’t tell you much about it the lenses. Which is no surprise he just may have forgotten as he got them very long ago.		Your grandfather however used them on nightly mushroom hunts. All elves can see in the dark, but only in tones of grey. By using the lenses in the dark one can determine colours. Which is very useful when picking mushrooms at night because a difference in colour can mean the difference between a righteous feast or the runs (or worse).</br></br>


	During the day the lenses can be used to see contrast. The lenses only let through a very small bandwidth of light contrast is much easier to see. Because of this they are highly sought after by artists and outdoor painters.

	Your grandfather however used them on nightly mushroom hunts. All elves can see in the dark, but only in tones of grey. By using the lenses in the dark one can determine colours. Which is very useful when picking mushrooms at night because a difference in colour can mean the difference between a righteous feast or the runs (or worse).


	When preparing to leave on your quests he pulls you away for a moment. He knows your love for foraging is great and hands you the box. “Keep them safe, and whenever you sit with your new friends around a campfire with a bowl of mushroom stew think of me and of our friends here”		When preparing to leave on your quests he pulls you away for a moment. He knows your love for foraging is great and hands you the box. “Keep them safe, and whenever you sit with your new friends around a campfire with a bowl of mushroom stew think of me and of our friends here”

Harm: changed details about grandparent

2025-07-23T10:54:20Z

changed details about grandparent

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	The box is given to ~~you~~ by ~~your~~ great-grandfather. He ~~won’t~~ tell you much about it. Which is no surprise ~~as he talks very little, and~~ he just may have forgotten as he got them very long ago.
			The box is given to Dauphine by her great-grandfather. He can’t tell you much about it the lenses. Which is no surprise he just may have forgotten as he got them very long ago.

Harm: Added item

2025-07-23T10:52:39Z

Added item

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This small box holds a set of three, coloured plano lenses. Each metal rimmed with a tiny square handle. The impeccable quality of the glass suggests it’s elven made, but the exquisite metal rims suggest dwarven. Most likely this has been a collaboration between elven and dwarven craftsmen.

The box is given to you by your great-grandfather. He won’t tell you much about it. Which is no surprise as he talks very little, and he just may have forgotten as he got them very long ago.

During the day the lenses can be used to see contrast. The lenses only let through a very small bandwidth of light contrast is much easier to see. Because of this they are highly sought after by artists and outdoor painters.

Your grandfather however used them on nightly mushroom hunts. All elves can see in the dark, but only in tones of grey. By using the lenses in the dark one can determine colours. Which is very useful when picking mushrooms at night because a difference in colour can mean the difference between a righteous feast or the runs (or worse).

When preparing to leave on your quests he pulls you away for a moment. He knows your love for foraging is great and hands you the box. “Keep them safe, and whenever you sit with your new friends around a campfire with a bowl of mushroom stew think of me and of our friends here”