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Commentaire de hevgirl

Amirauté des Portvaillant
Cosmetic Items

Honored:
Tonneau avec cible gnolle

Revered:
Sac marin de l’amirauté - 30 slot bag
Longue-vue maudite - granting Vision maudite

Exalted:
Tabard de l’Amirauté des Portvaillant
Rênes d’étalon de l’amirauté
Rênes d’éclaireur des mers des Portvaillant

Commentaire de Elrox

I wonder if this is just a toy version of Longue-vue ornée or if there's more to it!

Commentaire de Wevah

Shouldn't it be "knave"?

Commentaire de Tiritto

Interestingly enough, when I used this toy while standing in the middle of my garrison, my Lunarfall Guards appeared as human ghosts instead of Padarens, like they usually are.

Commentaire de Soosain

If you look at the fae inside Heart of the Forest they all appear to be Kul'Tiran. I was very excited at first and thought maybe the spyglass revealed what the spirits were in life but theres no way all the spirits there are Kul'Tiran... right?

Commentaire de auryunderground

What the spyglass does: It applies a model change on all humanoid NPCs using the spell Vision maudite. It will change the model to a ghostly Kul Tiran, but again, this ONLY works on Humanoid NPCs. There are a set number of models, and they are generated and applied at random, without lining up to the current appearance, gear, gender, etc. of the current NPC. This also works on other players, but at most it appears to only give a unique effect by showing the ghostly models holding the weapons of those players.

Things to note:

The spyglass can actually be used while mounted. This is a huge help for players who are trying to see what might be way out in the ocean, but don't want to actually fly all the way out into fatigue to figure that out.
Using this particular spyglass will NOT break a rogue's stealth ability.
If the player spins their character so that the character is not facing the same direction as the spyglass, the NPCs will disappear entirely. Not just the humanoid NPCs. All NPCs. Critters, beasts, elementals, uncategorized, everything. Even objects that are coded as NPCs. This has two benefits:

Firstly, this is a spectacular way to see if things like statues, or maybe a nearby odd object, have actually been coded as NPCs, which could hint at them having some sort of interaction or purpose that hasn't yet been found.

Secondly, this is a great way to get a clear view of what is in, around, under, or behind different NPCs, or NPC-objects. An example of this would be the dead pigs on the table in Manoir Malvoie. Players can see what is under them when they keep the spyglass trained on the tables, then use the directional keys to slowly spin the character itself to "face" away from the spyglass. All of the objects around the table that are coded as an NPC will suddenly disappear, leaving the player with a clear view of what is underneath or behind those NPCs.

Finding Hidden NPCs: This can be used to see NPCs that are hidden from the player. An example of this is the NPC: Travel Credit. This is not a real NPC, but rather a tracking marker for a quest related to Vadekius's Rest in Drustvar. I used the spyglass here while exploring, and was surprised to see an NPC appear near a skeleton (screenshot submitted). Wondering if I could see it through humanoid tracking on my hunter, I switched characters and found that, yes, I could see the name of this "NPC", which was labeled as 'Travel Credit'. I could see this tracking NPC whether I was on a character that had completed the quest here or not. This means that the spyglass could potentially be used to find areas where there are humanoid NPCs that have yet to be interacted with or triggered.

Spelling Error?: Yes, there is what appears to be a misspell in the word "knave", displaying it instead as "nave". I wondered if this could have been intentional, since a nave can be a location (part of a church) or an object (the hub of a spoked wheel, such as a ship wheel or carriage wheel). So, just to be thorough, I looked up the other languages to see what the translations for their version of the Vision maudite spell is, and based on what the other translations are, it seems that this is just a misspell, and that any hidden meaning behind "nave" is unlikely. (Although I do find it interesting that the translations hint towards the spyglass being used to spy on the opposite of sea-faring people.)

I included the auto-translations to English in the spoiler below, for anyone who is curious.

Original English Spell Text: Look into the distance and see what the scurvy naves are up to, yarr!

German: Look into the distance and see what this rowdy gang is up to!
Spanish: Look into the distance and find out what those fleshy dogs are up to, yarr!
French: You observe from afar what the freshwater scoundrels are plotting, yaaarr!
Italian: Peer into the distance and find out what those petty ships are doing, arrr!
Portuguese: See from afar what those scurvy puddings are up to. Arrh!
Russian: Look into the distance to understand what these land rats are up to. Ar-r!
Korean: Scout far away to find out what the despicable bas!@#$% are doing. hey hey!
Chinese: Observe from a distance and see what those guys are going to do, aaaah!

Original English Buff Text: Looking into despicable behavior in the distance.

German: Keep an eye on the despicable events in the distance.
Spanish: Investigating vile activity in the distance.
French: Observe from afar the despicable behavior of certain individuals.
Italian: Spectator of despicable behavior in the distance.
Portuguese: Observing despicable behavior from a distance.
Russian: Watching the horror happening in the distance.
Korean: Seeing despicable behavior from afar.
Chinese: Observe despicable behavior from a distance.

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Utilise: Vous observez de loin ce que manigancent les crapules d’eau douce, yaaarr ! (15 Min Recharge)
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