Online:Druidic Provisioning Station

This article is about the antiquity. For the achievement, see Druidic Provisioning Station (achievement).

Druidic Provisioning Station
Category	Services (Crafting Stations)
Quality	Legendary
Limit Type	Traditional Furnishings
Bind	Bind on Pickup
Behavior	Interactable, Crafting Station
Acquired
Jeran Antieve in Gonfalon Bay for 00100000100,000
Description
This unusual cooking set consists of several druid-crafted elements, including various implements to help prepare all manner of foods. What will be your favorite dish to cook on this station?

Druidic Provisioning Station

Available From

• After completing this entry in the Antiquity Codex, this furnishing may be purchased from Jeran Antieve in Gonfalon Bay for 00100000100,000 .
• Codex Entries required: 10

(Completing this antiquity just one time gives 10 Codex Entries.)

Antiquity

This antiquity furnishing can be obtained via the Antiquities system. First, you must obtain the following Antiquity leads:

Icon	Lead	Location	Source(s)	Difficulty	Codex
	Lead: Painted Elk Clay Pot	High Isle	Old Pot (map)	Master	Reginus Buca
					By the look and make of this, I'd say it's druidic. Something used in cooking, perhaps, given the markings on the bottom. The elk could be a depiction of one of the lesser spirits revered by druids, Una the Green Elk.
	Lead: Druidic Pestle	High Isle	Textured Bowl (map)	Master	Verita Numida
					Druidic artifacts are not my area of expertise, but I think it's quite hard to argue that this is of druid make. While the mortar is long gone, I believe this pestle was used for food stuffs rather than any magic or poultices. The design is thinner.
	Lead: Cracked Stone Grill Tray	High Isle	Rusty Food Handling Tongs (map)	Master	Verita Numida
					I've seen these before, I believe it's a very old cooking instrument. It has ridges on the side as if it once fit in to a larger piece. I am not sure I have ever encountered anything that would satisfy, but it certainly is an interesting puzzle.
	Lead: Smoothed Stone Grinder	High Isle	Time-worn Stone (map)	Master	Reginus Buca
					The base of this strange pot has a hollow compartment. I believe this is where grain was stored. The top half acts as a grinder, so that the grain can be made into a paste with relative ease. A very smart druidic invention. Fascinating!
	Lead: Druidic Kettle Spout	High Isle	Olden Breton Teapot (map)	Master	Reginus Buca
					It's hard to tell, given that we only have the spout to what I imagine was once a kettle, but if you look closely the engravings tell quite a story! If I'm not mistaken, this spout is decorated with symbols of Y'ffre--or the Green Man, rather.
	Lead: Woven Straining Bowl	High Isle	Damaged Woven Strainer (map)	Master	Verita Numida
					The craftsmanship on this piece is quite stunning, and remarkably well preserved. It would not take an expert to know that this is some kind of strainer. The holes are carefully placed. But a keen eye like mine also spotted the druidic style of weaving.
	Lead: Woodfire Chamber	High Isle	Blazing Stones (map)	Master	Reginus Buca
					This appears to be part of a larger whole. The pieces on the top and bottom seem jagged, as if broken apart, but the chamber itself remains intact. The scorchmarks indicate this was perhaps some kind of small oven? Maybe it served other functions.
	Lead: Preparation Surface	High Isle	Druidic Butcher Knife (map)	Master	Reginus Buca
					At first glance, this looks like nothing more than a butcher's block, but it was clearly attached to something else. It seems like a platform—something that had a foundation. For stability? The knife marks in it are deep, it was obviously well used.
	Lead: Blending Broomstick	High Isle	Ancient Cleaning Tools (map)	Master	Verita Numida
					One might think this was a broom made for exceptionally small people. It is indeed fashioned like a broom, but you can tell by the softness of the bristles (even after all this time) that it was more likely used for blending ingredients.
	Lead: Clay Cooling Pitcher	High Isle	Stained Water Jug (map)	Master	Reginus Buca
					Druids of old often tempered their clay with wood ash and plant fibers. I think this is one such example. With the sheer width of the bottom of this pitcher, I would guess it was used to cool extremely hot liquids during cooking.

Release Notes

Update 34 (High Isle - June 2022)

• Released