Orcish Book About Gotkul
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Orcish 39
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A book written in Orcish. In the title, you recognize the orcish word for Gotkul, a famous orc general that commands a massive army in the Crone Hegemony.
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Value: 50
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How to Obtain
Producing with Recipes
None.
Obtaining through Bartering
Purchasing
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Gathering
Quest Rewards
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Other Ways to Obtain
Uses
Using in Recipes
| Lvl | Name | Ingredients | Results |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Turn Junk Into Crystal Ice | Miscellaneous Junk x1 |
Gifting
| NPC | Location | Preferences |
|---|---|---|
| Cleo Conyer | Tapestry Inn | Likes (Vendor Trash) |
| Corey The Croaker | The Winter Nexus | Likes (Vendor Trash) |
| Rita | Serbule Keep in Serbule | Likes (Documents and Vendor Trash) |
| Way | Myconian Cave in Serbule | Likes (Vendor Trash) |
| Azalak | The Housing Complex in Northern Serbule | Likes (Books) |
| Korbok | Outside the far-west gatehouse. | Likes (Documents) |
| Echur | Serbule Keep in Serbule | Likes (Books) |
| Mushroom Jack | Serbule Keep in Serbule | Likes (Vendor Trash) |
| Helena Veilmoor | Hogan's Keep in Eltibule | Hates (Vendor Trash) |
| Suspicious Cow | Wandering Northeast of Eltibule Keep in Eltibule | Hates (Vendor Trash) |
Bartering Uses
Selling
Consumption
Direct Consumption
Ability Consumption
None.
Quest Fulfillment
None.
Other Uses
Lore
“Gotkul's Battle at Green Hill
This book recounts the battle of Green Hill, where the orcish champion Gotkul routed a massive elvish army. It's too hyperbolic to be taken seriously, but it has ample woodcut
illustrations, and makes a decent read.