For the month of June, you will be pleased to hear that jewelry curios
have been released! While you can receive free curio pieces by cutting
gems (more below), you may want to circumvent that laborious practice
and purchase jewelry curios directly from the website at
http://www.lusternia.com/credits. Also, JUST FOR THIS PROMOTION, all
curio crates will have extra prizes within such as commodities or
perhaps even a small artifact.

So what are jewelry curios?

Completed jewelry curios can be attached to enchantable items which
raises their max charges by 10. Note you can only place jewelry curios
of the same collection on an item and cannot have two of the same type
of curios on an item. If you happen to have all 4 curios of a collection
on that item, that item will be able to cast a unique spell (as well as
the spell enchanted on it). Casting that spell will use an enchantment
charge off of the item. There are also six collections:

Materialization Collection
o Syntax: JEWELS CAST <item> MATERIALIZE <direction>
o Causes you to appear in that direction with much fanfare!

Dematerialization Collection
o Syntax: JEWELS CAST <item> DEMATERIALIZE <direction>
o Causes you to disappear from that direction in style!

Catsluck Collection
o Syntax: JEWELS CAST <item> CATSLUCK
o Gives you luck of the cat which increases your chance of crit hits

Unseen Collection
o Syntax: JEWELS CAST <item> UNSEEN
o Makes you invisible to denizens for 60 seconds (but not guards)

Braveheart Collection
o Syntax: JEWELS CAST <item> BRAVEHEART
o Gives fear resistance

Whiplash Collection
o Syntax: JEWELS CAST <item> WHIPLASH <target>
o On the next movement, the target will lose balance


Jewelers have a chance of receiving a jewelry curio piece the first time
they cut a cluster of gems each Lusternian day. The chance is ONLY on
the FIRST item gem cut that day and not subsequent attempts. The chance
of a curio is based on the skill in jewelry (max 5%) and having jewelry
hammers will double of the chance.

Penned by My hand on the 11th of Dioni, in the year 443 CE.