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Display title	Azurite (3.5e Equipment)
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Page creator	Sulacu (talk \| contribs)
Date of page creation	04:17, 12 January 2014
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Date of latest edit	14:46, 4 April 2018
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Author	Sulacu +
Identifier	3.5e Equipment +
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Summary	Azurite (often mistakenly called Seaston … Azurite (often mistakenly called Seastone) is a substance that has many properties akin to both metals and minerals and was first discovered within the ancient ruins of temples dedicated to the Sea God Azurai. While the real properties of the material have nothing to do with water or the sea specifically, it is believed that the material itself contributed to the culture's longevity. lf contributed to the culture's longevity. +
Title	Azurite +