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'''Wardstones''' are consumable items that temporarily buff defense, with the caveat of causing [[Dragonwilds:Soulscourge]] with overuse (supposedly this represents damage to the soul, as stated in the wardstone and dirty water descriptions). There are several wardstones that can be obtained, in increasing potency: | '''Wardstones''' are consumable items that temporarily buff defense, with the caveat of causing [[Dragonwilds:Soulscourge]] with overuse (supposedly this represents damage to the soul, as stated in the wardstone and dirty water descriptions). There are several wardstones that can be obtained, in increasing potency: | ||
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Soulscourge is explained in the lore as damage to the soul: "When the stone is broken, it activates the rune essence and draws anima in from the nearest pure source – the soul of the user." | Soulscourge is explained in the lore as damage to the soul: "When the stone is broken, it activates the rune essence and draws anima in from the nearest pure source – the soul of the user." | ||
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Revision as of 11:04, 26 June 2026
Wardstones are consumable items that temporarily buff defense, with the caveat of causing Dragonwilds:Soulscourge with overuse (supposedly this represents damage to the soul, as stated in the wardstone and dirty water descriptions). There are several wardstones that can be obtained, in increasing potency:
Soulscourge is explained in the lore as damage to the soul: "When the stone is broken, it activates the rune essence and draws anima in from the nearest pure source – the soul of the user."