SummaryEdit
This template was created to be used to display ESO Antiquity legendary furnishings specifically, as listed on Online:Antiquity Furnishings.
ParametersEdit
| Parameter | Scope | Description |
|---|---|---|
| name | required | The actual name of the antiquity. |
| icon | required | An icon to display in the first column. Only the file name of the image is necessary. The rest will be added automatically. |
| id | required | The itemid of the furnishing. |
| quality | required | The quality of the furnishing. |
| desc | required | The furnishing description |
| img | required | An in-game image of the furnishing. Image ratio should be 1:1. |
| lead | required | Details of where to find the Lead for this furnishing. |
| lore1 | required | The 1st Codex entry. |
| lore2 | required | The 2nd Codex entry. |
| lore3 | required | The 3rd Codex entry. |
ExampleEdit
{|class=wikitable style="max-width:900px;"
{{ESO Antiquity Furnishing
|name=Altar of Celestial Convergence
|id=166474
|quality=5
|difficulty=4
|icon=ON-icon-furnishing-Altar of Celestial Convergence.png
|desc=What occurs when the stars align to match the {{Lore Link|Constellations|constellation}} at the heart of this ominous altar remains a mystery, but the sinister serpents on display conjure only catastrophe in the imagination.
|img=ON-item-furnishing-Altar of Celestial Convergence.jpg
|lead=The Lead to find this item drops from the final boss in any [[ON:Craglorn|Craglorn]] Trial.
|lore1=[[Lore:Nede|Nedic]] architecture--my specialty! This shrine conforms to the Nedic architectural aesthetics we found in [[Lore:Craglorn|Craglorn]], with a few notable exceptions. The central element strongly resembles a [[Lore:Standing_Stones#Mundus_Stones|Mundus Stone]], but I don't recognize the constellation. —Verita Numida
|lore2=For once, we agree! Culturally distinct constellations do exist, but the Nedes' conception of the stars mirrors our own in more ways than I can count. Perhaps they meant to re-write the stars in some way? To merge traditional archetypes into new wholes? —Reginus Buca
|lore3=Seems pretty hubristic for the Nedes, don't you think? In any event, I don't detect any significant magical potency here. If they were trying to channel aetherial energy through this altar, it's all but faded now. Still a beautiful piece, though! —Gabrielle Benele
}}
|}
Altar of Celestial ConvergenceEdit
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Altar of Celestial Convergence (view item page) |
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| What occurs when the stars align to match the constellation at the heart of this ominous altar remains a mystery, but the sinister serpents on display conjure only catastrophe in the imagination. |  |
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| Lead Location | The Lead to find this item drops from the final boss in any Craglorn Trial. | |
| Codex Entries | Nedic architecture--my specialty! This shrine conforms to the Nedic architectural aesthetics we found in Craglorn, with a few notable exceptions. The central element strongly resembles a Mundus Stone, but I don't recognize the constellation. —Verita Numida | |
| For once, we agree! Culturally distinct constellations do exist, but the Nedes' conception of the stars mirrors our own in more ways than I can count. Perhaps they meant to re-write the stars in some way? To merge traditional archetypes into new wholes? —Reginus Buca | ||
| Seems pretty hubristic for the Nedes, don't you think? In any event, I don't detect any significant magical potency here. If they were trying to channel aetherial energy through this altar, it's all but faded now. Still a beautiful piece, though! —Gabrielle Benele | ||