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| − | {{Stub/Cataclysm}} |
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| + | {{Licensing|Object}} |
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| − | <onlyinclude>{{Infobox ability |
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| − | | name =Survey |
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| − | | image =inv_misc_shovel_01.png |
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| − | | description =Survey for archaeology fragments within a dig site. Each survey will direct you closer to the location of the fragments. |
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| − | | race =All |
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| − | | school =Nature |
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| − | | range =40 |
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| − | | rangeunit =yd |
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| − | | cast_time =1 sec |
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| − | | cooldown =4 sec |
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| − | | requirements =[[Archaeology]] |
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| − | A skill linked to the [[Archaeology]] profession. In a dig site, using the ability will drop a telescope and a green-yellow-red marker on the ground. Red means the find is more than 100 yards away, yellow means 50-100 yards, green means less than fifty. Survey within 5 yards of the find and it will appear. |
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| − | <Gallery> |
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| − | File:Survey equipment - Far.jpg|More than 100 yards away |
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| − | File:Survey equipment - Medium.jpg|Between 50-100 yards away |
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| − | File:Survey equipment - Nearby.jpg|Within 50 yards |
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| − | </gallery> |
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| − | ==External links== |
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| − | {{elinks-spell|80451}} |
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| − | [[Category:Archaeology]] |
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Revision as of 01:32, 12 July 2011
Licensing
| This image is copyrighted to Blizzard Entertainment Inc. |
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| Blizzard Entertainment Inc. grants "a personal, non-exclusive, non-transferable and non- assignable license to use and display, for home, noncommercial and personal use only, one copy of any material and/or software that you may download from [their] site, including, but not limited to, any files, codes, audio or images incorporated in or generated by the software (collectively the "Downloaded Content") provided, however, that you must include or maintain all copyright and other notices contained or associated with such Downloaded Content." |
Furthermore, we believe this falls under American fair use law because:
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