Diplomacy Deconstruction

Go to Romandar Whitebeard in New Targonor. Parley with him to learn the secrets of deconstructing diplomacy equipment. - Learn the Art of Deconstructing Diplomacy Gear

Jasra bows to you. "Master ____. So you are interested in learning how to deconstruct and extract the magical catalysts from diplomacy equipment? It is delicate work, so it takes very particular training." "I'm not skilled enough to teach you, but I can put a good word in with my mentor. Go to New Targonor, on Thestra. Head to the crafting area and find a dwarf named Romandar Whitebeard. Tell him Jasra told you to train with him."

Quest Offering (Outfitter) Jasra bows to you. "Master <playername>. So you are interested in learning how to deconstruct and extract the magical catalysts from diplomacy equipment? It is delicate work, so it takes very particular training." "I'm not skilled enouogh to teach you, but I can put a good word in with my mentor. Go to New Targonor, on Thestra. Head to the crafting area and find a dward named Romandar Whitebeard. Tell him Jasra told you to train with him." This quest is only offered to tailors - not leatherworkers. The results show up as an additional 2 options when performing light armor deconstruction, and alows the tailor to turn diplomacy clothing into dusts or resources. Quest Offering (Artificer) Jasra bows to you. "Master <playername>. So you are interested in learning how to deconstruct and extract the magical catalysts from diplomacy equipment? It is delicate work, so it takes very particular training." "I'm not skilled enouogh to teach you, but I can put a good word in with my mentor. Go to New Targonor, on Thestra. Head to the crafting area and find a woman named Linnike Velra. Tell her Jasra told you to train with her." Quest Offering (Blacksmith) Jasra bows to you. "Master <playername>. So you are interested in learning how to deconstruct and extract the magical catalysts from diplomacy equipment? It is delicate work, so it takes very particular training." "I'm not skilled enouogh to teach you, but I can put a good word in with my mentor. Go to New Targonor, on Thestra. Head to the crafting area and find a woman named Linnike Velra. Tell her Jasra told you to train with her." Romandar Whitebread (Outfitter) You say, "Romandar, I heard you can teach me how to decontruct fragile items and fine silks." Romandar raises an eyebrow. "I can do that, yes." "Jasra told me to talk to you about tutoring me," you add, prompting him to continue. The dwarf nods slowly. "I see. I might have some time to go over the basics. Now make sure you are listening closely." "Of course," you agree. Romandar nods. "Good to hear. Deconstruction fine clothing is a delicate process, you understand. You must have a steady hand and deft fingers." "One tear of the cloth, and everything is ruined. You likely nullify any remaining magic in the item." You nod studiously, taking in every bit of information. Romandar says, "Observe a few common techniques I use. Now, watch very carefully." Romandar takes out a piece of elegant enchanted silk and starts to work on it. You watch the dward carefully, taking mental notes, and asking questions as he moves along. Romandar nods at you after the example is complete. "Feel a little more confident now? If you already can deconstruct and draw out the magical essenses of existing items, this technique should be understandable to you." You ponder this. "So if someone does not know how to deconstruct items already, this teaching isn't going to be very useful until they do?" Romandar nods. "Exactly. Extracting the catalysts from items to make additional magical creations is a common practice for any trained artisan, so most people can do basic deconstruction." You indicate your agreement with a nod of your head. Romandar strokes his beard. "If you believe you understod everything I've showed you, then you are ready for the next step." You ask, "What is the next step?" Romandar smiles. "Actually trying it yourself. Do you feel you are ready?" "I do," you reply with confidence. "I see. I will delay your work no longer then," Romandar says. "I have a recipe for you, and a shirt to practice on." Romandar says, "When you are finished, come back to see me. I will give you the last bit of knowledge you will need then." "This will be easy," you say with a grin. Romandar hands you the practice recipe and an old diplomat's shirt to use with it. "Examine the parts after you finish the recipe." Linnike Velra (Artificer) You say, "Linnike, I heard you can teach me how to deconstruct fragile items and jewelry used by diplomats." Linnike gives you a courteous nod. "I can," she allows. "Jasra told me to talk to you about tutoring me," you add, prompting her to continue. She wipes some sweat from her brow and then folds her arms across her chest. "Jasra, eh? Alright. If you are going to be diligent in listening to me, I can teach you." "Of course," you agree. Linnike smiles. "Right. Here is what you need to know: deconstructing the fine jewelry is a delicate process. You must have a steady hand and deft fingers." "Extracting the essence from these materials takes a bit of finesse. You look like you know your way around a workshop, but we'll see. I'll give you a little demonstration now." You nod studiously, taking in every bit of information. Linnike says, "Take notes on the following basic techniques. Watch very carefully." Linnike takes out a piece of elegant enchanted jewelry and starts to work on it. You watch her carefully, taking mental notes, and asking questions as she moves along. Linnike finishes after making sure you understand what you ahve seen. "Feel confident? If you already can deconstruct and dcraw out the magical essences of existing items, this process shouldn't be terribly foreign to you." You ponder this. "So if someone does not know how to deconstruct items already, this teaching isn't going to be very useful until they do?" Linnike grins proudly as she sees you grasp her teachings. "Exactly. Extracing the catalysts from items to make additional magical creations is a common practice for any artisan, so most crafters can do basic deconstruction." You indicate your agreement with a nod of your head. Linnike nods. "If you understood the lessons I taught you, you are ready for the next step." You ask, "What is the next step?" Linikke gives you an amused glance. "Naturally, trying it yourself. Do you feel you are ready?" "I do," you reply with confidence. Linnike bows her head slightly to you. "Then let us waste no time. I have a recipe for you, and a ring to practice on." Linnike says, "When you are finished, come back to see me. I will give you the last bit of knowledge you will need then." "This will be easy," you say with a grin. Linnike hands you the practice recipe and an old diplomat's ring to use with it. "Examine the parts after you finish the recipe." Quest Completion (Outfitter) Romandar cracks his knuckles, grinning. "Now that wasn't too hard, was it? I think you can handle the last bit of information now." Romandar offers you a scroll. "Just read over this scroll. You will be able to deconstruct diplomacy clothing with ease." Quest Completion (Artificer) Linnike folds hear arms across her chest. "You have learned well. I think you are ready for the last step in this training." Linnike offers you some notes. "Read these. You will be able to deconstruct diplomacy clothing when you are finished." Quest Completion (Blacksmith)