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 tc.research_category.REVELATIONS=Revelations
 
 crimsonrevelations.research.CRIMSON_REVELATIONS.title=Crimson Revelations
-crimsonrevelations.research.CRIMSON_REVELATIONS.text.stage.1=While most of the Cultists' book is written in an unintelligible script, there are patterns in the symbols which suggest I might be able to translate a bit more than I first thought. That's not to say it will be an easy task, but I may know where to start.<BR>On close inspection, the markings on the cult's banners bear a strong resemblance to certain thaumaturgical sigils. Maybe their meanings will become clear as I expand my thaumaturgical knowledge?<BR>In the meantime, I've spent so long studying the banners that it would be easy to make a few of my own. My inlays are already fairly similar to the symbols on the banner, so I just need to repurpose one and use vis to work it into the fabric.
+crimsonrevelations.research.CRIMSON_REVELATIONS.text.stage.1=While most of the Cultists' book is written in an unintelligible script, there are patterns in the symbols which suggest I might be able to translate a bit more than I first thought. That's not to say it will be an easy task, but I may know where to start.<BR>On close inspection, the markings on the cult's banners bear a strong resemblance to certain thaumaturgical sigils. Maybe their meanings will become clear as I expand my thaumaturgical knowledge?<BR>In the meantime, I've spent so long studying the banners that it would be easy to make a few of my own with the same fabric material used for the Cultists' armor. The crimson plates in particular are already fairly similar to the symbols on the banner, so I just need to repurpose one and use vis to work it into the fabric.
 
 crimsonrevelations.research.ANCIENT_STONE.title=Ancient Stone
 crimsonrevelations.research.ANCIENT_STONE.text.stage.1=Upon translating more of the Crimson Rites, "Apertis Oculis" seems to be the creation of a portal to another dimension. The Cultists describe it as an eldritch labyrinth made of strange, ancient stonework and inhabited by monstrous guardians.<BR>My studies into thaumaturgy lead me to believe that this dimension, if it ever existed, can no longer be accessed. However, the labyrinth's stonework is said to have interesting properties which may be worth replicating.
 crimsonrevelations.research.ANCIENT_STONE.text.stage.2=By allowing Arcane Stone to mix with raw Terra and Alienis in a crucible, I've created something very close to the ancient stone described in the Crimson Rites. The newly-created Ancient Stone can also be made into larger tiles or inscribed with arcane runes, just for aesthetic purposes.
 
 crimsonrevelations.research.CRIMSON_ARMOR.title=Crimson Cult Apparel
-crimsonrevelations.research.CRIMSON_ARMOR.text.stage.1=Whatever else can be said about the Crimson Cult, they sure know how to dress. Now that I can craft their banner, why not try duplicating a set of armor or robes?<BR>I'm not quite sure what they use as the base material, but iron and enchanted fabric seem like good ideas to start with.
-crimsonrevelations.research.CRIMSON_ARMOR.text.stage.2=Success! The key was using metal plates rather than ingots for the armor, and incorporating a Crimson Cult banner directly into the apparel. Crimson Cult armor is similar to iron in terms of protection, but with slightly more durability and vastly more style. The robes are significantly more protective than my Thaumaturge's Robes, but barely better than mundane armor when it comes to channeling vis.<BR>They also seem made for some magic much darker than thaumaturgy. Wearing them for a long period of time feels unsettling...
+crimsonrevelations.research.CRIMSON_ARMOR.text.stage.1=Whatever else can be said about the Crimson Cult, they sure know how to dress. Now that I can craft their banner, why not try duplicating a set of armor or robes?<BR>I'm not quite sure how the process goes, but making a set in a similar way as I did for my Thaumaturge's Robes would be a good idea to start with.
+crimsonrevelations.research.CRIMSON_ARMOR.text.stage.2=Success! The key was the major use of crimson plates, and the incorporation of a Crimson Cult banner directly into the apparel. Crimson Cult armor is similar to iron in terms of protection, but with slightly more durability and vastly more style. The robes are significantly more protective than my Thaumaturge's Robes, but barely better than mundane armor when it comes to channeling vis.<BR>They also seem made for some magic much darker than thaumaturgy. Wearing them for a long period of time feels unsettling...
 
 crimsonrevelations.research.CRIMSON_BLADE.title=Crimson Blade
 crimsonrevelations.research.CRIMSON_BLADE.text.stage.1=The Crimson Rites tell of a sword forged from the void which saps strength and sustenance from its wielder's foes. Supposedly it lies in the center of an eldritch labyrinth, accessible only through the Opening of the Eye.<BR>I may not be well-versed enough in thaumaturgy to find this weapon, but my knowledge should be sufficient to create a copy.
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 crimsonrevelations.research.QUARTZ_PURIFICATION.title=Quartz Purification
 crimsonrevelations.research.QUARTZ_PURIFICATION.text.stage.1=With my new knowledge of Ordo, it may be time to return to one of my earlier attempts with alchemy: native metal clusters. My experiments with most metals were successful, but although I know native quartz clusters can form, I haven't been able to recreate them in the same way. Perhaps examining other native clusters can provide me with some insight.
-crimsonrevelations.research.QUARTZ_PURIFICATION.text.stage.2=The key insight proved deceptively simple: quartz is not a metal, and the Metallum usually present in my purifications must be replaced with Vitreus to account for its crystalline nature. The raw Ordo must be shaped slightly differently as well, but that proved to be trivial with the knowledge gained from studying erythurgy.<BR>Admittedly, the existence of the Fortune enchantment makes this process a bit underwhelming. Still, as a test of my abilities, it was quite interesting.
+crimsonrevelations.research.QUARTZ_PURIFICATION.text.stage.2=The key insight proved deceptively simple: quartz is not a metal, and the Metallum usually present in my purifications must be replaced with Vitreus to account for its crystalline nature. The raw Ordo must be shaped slightly differently as well, but that proved to be trivial with the knowledge gained from studying erythurgy.<BR>Admittedly, the existence of the Fortune enchantment might make this process a bit underwhelming. Still, as a test of my abilities, it was quite interesting.