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Nasrin Davish is a Mirage found in the Crystal Oasis, on a broken bridge near Elona Reach. As an Elite Specialization Mentor, she explains to player characters what it means to be a Mirage.

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Crystal Desert

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Abilities
  • Creates Mirrors

Dialogue[edit]

Ahai! If you're looking to cross the bridge, you'll need a raptor. I'd conjure you a path, but mirage magic makes mirrors, not walkways. I wouldn't try to step on them.
Talk more option tango.png Mirage Magic?
I'm sorry, I should have realized that you're a newcomer to Elona. You're probably not familiar with mirage magic. If you have any questions about it, just let me know.
Talk more option tango.png What is mirage magic?
Mesmers—like myself—have learned to create crystal mirrors and distort our image. It's an effective defense against the dangers of the desert.
Talk more option tango.png How does it work?
Sand! The sand in the Crystal Desert has absorbed hundreds of years' worth of magical energy. A single grain has little power, but get enough of them together, and you can make wonders.
Talk back option tango.png I have another question.
Talk end option tango.png Who'd have thought sand would be useful?
Talk back option tango.png I have another question.
Talk end option tango.png Clever. I'd better get going now.
Talk more option tango.png Do you always carry around that axe?
Axes are tools of the trade for a mirage. An axe is much sturdier than a sword but still lighter than a greatsword, so it's ideal for a nomadic lifestyle.
Talk more option tango.png What other tools do you use?
Sharing techniques with local thieves has allowed us to learn the art of deception. We've also developed ambush techniques based off their stealth attacks.
Talk back option tango.png I have another question.
Talk end option tango.png That must be useful. Thanks for chatting.
Talk back option tango.png I have another question.
Talk end option tango.png I see. Thanks.
Talk more option tango.png What makes mirage different from a typical mesmer?
The core of the mirage discipline is the Mirage Cloak. It's a magical technique to avoid strikes by distorting space, causing an incoming attack to miss.
Talk more option tango.png Why not just dodge out of the way?
Well, it mostly amounts to the same thing, but it uses less movement and frees up the arms to cast more spells. Besides, rolling around in the desert just gets sand in your clothes.
Talk back option tango.png I have another question.
Talk end option tango.png That's true. See you around.
Talk back option tango.png I have another question.
Talk end option tango.png Interesting. See you around.
Talk more option tango.png Why are you out here?
I'm an artist. I'd been traveling to collect pigment for my paints when I caught sight of this magnificent view. I wish I had my sketching tools.
Talk more option tango.png Does this mean your mirage magic help[sic] you make art?
I wish it did. No, mirages have day jobs like everyone else. We do tend to be nomadic and prefer work that allows us to travel.
Talk more option tango.png Can you tell me a bit more about mirage magic? (brings back to question panel)
Talk end option tango.png I'll let you get back to your view.
Talk end option tango.png Enjoy your journey.
Talk end option tango.png No questions, thanks.
Talk more option tango.png What are you doing out here?
I'm an artist. I'd been traveling to collect pigment for my paints when I caught sight of this magnificent view. I wish I had my sketching tools.
Talk more option tango.png Does your mirage magic help you make art?
I wish it did. No, mirages have day jobs like everyone else. We do tend to be nomadic and prefer work that allows us to travel.
Talk more option tango.png Can you tell me a bit about mirage magic?
Talk end option tango.png I'll let you get back to your view.
Talk end option tango.png Enjoy your journey.
Talk end option tango.png Thanks for the tip.

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