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Quivers and the Arrowmaker
| Quivers and the Arrowmaker | |
|---|---|
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| Source |
Merchant |
| Type | Used in Tradeskills |
| Sold by merchants for | 1  3  3  1 
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| Used in the Tradeskill(s) | Fletching |
| See also | Text |
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WT: 1.0 Size: Tiny
Class: None
Race: None
If you're reading this, you probably have been making some arrows and need somewhere to put then. For that, I recommend a quiver!
Quivers are wonderful things, being designed specifically to hold arrows, and boy can they hold a lot of arrows! Let's not get ahead of ourselves, though; we need to use our quivers properly, completely filling them to capacity! When you make arrows, you usually make them in batches of twenty and bundle them. So, take ten of those bundles and put them back in your fletching kit and bundle them into a nice large bundle of 200. Now you should be able to just barely fit five of these large bundles into your quiver for easy retrieval!
When you've used all one thousand of the arrows in your quiver and want to reuse your quiver, some amount of maintenance will be needed. Fortunately for you, fletching merchants around the world provide this service free of charge! Just hand them a quiver that requires this maintenance, but beware that any arrows you leave in the quiver you hand them will not be returned!
Finally, wouldn't it be wonderful if you can make your own quiver... of course you can... if you are one of those sewing-types. I hear it is as easy as following a Quiver Pattern and using the hides of both a mammoth and a dog, but you could always ask someone with sewing skill to help with that!
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