Tupsimati (99)

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Statistics
Hidden Effect
 * Increases Omniscience damage by 30%.


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Other Uses
Used in Quest: Trial of the Magians (Staff Trials)
 * Trial 3635 - Rewards Tupsimati (Afterglow)
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Synthesis Recipes
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Used in Recipes

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Desynthesis Recipe
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Obtained From Desynthesis

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Quest
Used in Quest:
 * Trial of the Magians
 * Staff Trials

Historical Information
This sacred relic is said to bear the very inscription of divine will itself. Balrahn took it for his own as a trophy of war following a successful campaign against the Mamool Ja tribes. However, even the most spirited of efforts by the empire's foremost scholars has yet to shed any light on the weapon's true meaning or significance.

Background
In Mesopotamian mythology, the Tupsimati was the Tablet of Destinies, a clay tablet inscribed with cuneiform writing, also impressed with cylinder seals, which, as a permanent legal document, conferred upon the god Enlil his supreme authority as ruler of the universe. In other stories, the Tablet is possessed by Enki or Marduk.