Items

Color: Deep, earthy crimson — like sun-warmed clay or firelit embers

Appearance: Fine, matte powder with faint mineral sparkle

Harvest Source: Scraped from crimson geode clusters near the lake's southern cliff banks

Uses

• Dye for drums representing courage, passion, or leadership,
• Popular in festival banners and ritual face markings,
• Often reserved for senior artisans or celebratory garments,
• Symbolic of strength, renewal, and the setting sun,

Cultural Note

• Some Scarfoxes believe Fireroot Powder enhances one's boldness when worn during performances or speeches.

How to Obtain:
• Exploration of Isla Solara Prompt

Color: Vibrant orange with golden undertones — reminiscent of glowing embers or citrus peel

Appearance: Slightly grainier powder with tiny reflective flecks

Harvest Source: Extracted from sun-exposed crystal growths along the shallow, northern shallows of Geode Lake 

Uses

• Dye for celebration scarves and festival drums,
• Popular in clothing and accessories worn during Night of Plenty or Firework Festivals,
• Associated with joy, creativity, and community warmth

Cultural Note

• Amberflare-dyed items are believed to attract good fortune, especially during large gatherings or when seeking creative inspiration.

How to Obtain:
• Exploration of Isla Solara Prompt

Color: Bright, sunny yellow — gleaming like polished citrine or golden pollen

Appearance: Extremely fine, silky powder with luminous shimmer

Harvest Source: Carefully collected from rare yellow crystal nodules beneath the lake’s shallow overhangs and mineral grottos

Uses

• Dye for sacred hand drums played during dawn ceremonies or harvest festivals
• Woven into ceremonial clothing to signify hope, light, and prosperity
• Used in detailed scarf embroidery, particularly among spiritual Scarfoxes

Cultural Note

• Drums dyed with Sungleam Powder are considered spiritually uplifting — their beats are said to carry prayers and gratitude to the winds and sea.

How to Obtain:
• Exploration of Isla Solara Prompt

"These radiant, opalescent rainbow scales are shed by the Lord of Plenty, the colossal, catfish-like sea deity, during his yearly passage through the coral-lined shores of Isla Solara. Each scale glistens with shifting hues of pearl-white, soft rainbow ripples, and faint golden glow along its edges. Their surface is surprisingly lightweight yet remarkably durable, cool to the touch, and faintly infused with divine Mist. Despite their beauty, Lord of Plenty Scales aren't merely decorative — they are a key component in recipes, both culinary and alchemical, prized for their flavor-enhancing, magical, and symbolic properties."

How to Obtain:
• Exploration of Isla Solara Prompt
• The Night of Plenty