Ambrillien

Sapphire

Minerals & Ores

A variety of corundum infused with titanium or iron, sapphires are sometimes processed with heat to improve their color. (Special thanks to Serpentinite!)

85

Pickaxe

Trinkets

Groundbreaking! (Special thanks to Rascality.)

100

Ruby

Minerals & Ores

Rubies are a popular choice to ornament armor, scabbards, and harnesses of nobledragons. (Special thanks to Hahoe!)

85

Ambrillien, the explorer.

He's a retired miner foreman who now spends most of his time venturing into caves to look for stuff to gawk at. His gembond is a kind of parasite that he inadvertently picked up during one such exploration, but if there's any adverse effects from it, Ambrillien hasn't paid them any mind. Many feel that the jewel-like forms do nothing but enhance his very good looks, so it's more of a mutualism thing, really.

His love for adventure often comes as a surprise to others. He's typically stoic in situations with his peers, preferring to listen rather than speak. His former coworkers were particularly surprised when they caught wind of his new hobby, since big boss Ambri had a very "no fun allowed" style of management and was known for calmly but very strictly enforcing safety regulations.

Ambrillien documents his cave findings in notebooks, and they reveal a side of him that only those closest to him are aware of (much to their amusement!). They are filled with feverish, disorganized writings. Rough sketches of various flora, fauna, and minerals line the margins, sporting labels such as "looks cool but do not eat!!!!" and "wonderful singing cannot even fathom how possible!!!!!!!!!". His abuse of the exclamation point is prolific. His notes give the impression that everything he documented was a new wonder, something Ambrillien had never seen before. (He has, in fact. For the most part.)

He once lost a notebook to a hungry Bell Goat and he is now quite wary and rather not fond of the critters. One of his other notebooks contains a very rude depiction of a Bell Goat and the exclamation points are really out of control.