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{{Festshop2
|look=a dark cloth tent
|location=Map Room #14, Lich #23993, go tent}}

====In Your Element====
{{RoomDescription|
|roomname=In Your Element
|desc=Dark cloth has been stretched over rusted iron poles to create the enclosure. The wide spacious area is centered with a blackened firepit, while a bubbling cauldron rests atop the flames. At the far end of the tent is a block of ice encased in a rhimar box, while a frost-edged blackened sign haphazardly dangles from above. A blackened table, with only a lightning rod resting atop it, resides to the right, while to the left is a pile of stones.
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{{sign|
|sign=Welcome to In Your Element!
Would you like your weapon imbued with the power of the elements? Or perhaps you've grown tired of the one your weapon already has?
Just ASK me about fire, earth, void, cold, or lightning to begin!}}

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[[Category:Festival of the Fallen 2017 shops]]</noinclude>

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