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The Illustrated Guide to Creature Taming

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Item ID1900001
CategoryQuest & Reward Items
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The authoritative work on creature taming by Grand Sorcerer Aezis of Katan. Signed first edition! | Weight: 0.1 | Weight: 0.1

Data sources: Armory client catalogue · Armory revision 2026-09-20 · Atlas 0.4.16 reference overlay · Item DB reconciled 2026-09-19.

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The authoritative work on creature taming by Grand Sorcerer Aezis of Katan. Signed first edition! | Weight: 0.1 | Weight: 0.1

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