Stonenet

Quality

Adeptal Energy

Load

20

100

Adeptal Energy per Load

0.2

Description

A tall arbor whose leaves glimmer evergreen under the midday sun. The distribution of the leaves is most unique, seeming like two groups of open nets. It is said that many years ago, when the Raiden Shogun strode across the land destroying all manner of wicked creatures, even the thunder that arced off her from time to time was enough to utterly destroy evil. The samurai held in reserve would often rest under such trees, and these "leafy nets" would block all manner of leftover chunks and giblets for them.

How to Obtain

Source 1

Realm Depot

Stonenet is a Furnishing item that can be used in the Serenitea Pot.

It can be purchased from the Realm Depot for Realm Currency ×80.

Furnishing Sets

No Furnishing Sets use Stonenet as a component.

Other Languages

Language	Official Name	Literal Meaning
English	Stonenet	—
Chinese (Simplified)	常磐高罗 Chángpán Gāoluō	Evergreen High Net‍‍^[※]Chinese reading of Japanese name‍
Chinese (Traditional)	常磐高羅 Chángpán Gāoluō	Evergreen High Net‍‍^[※]Chinese reading of Japanese name‍
Japanese	常磐高羅 Tokiwa Koura‍‍^[!]Assumed reading‍	Evergreen High Net^{[• 1]}
Korean	‍상반고라常磐高羅‍ Sangban'gora	Evergreen High Net‍‍^[※]Sino-Korean reading of Japanese name‍
Spanish	Red pétrea	Stony Net
French	Toile immuable	Unchanging Net
Russian	Сеть вечной зелени Set' vechnoy zeleni	Evergreen Net
Thai	ร่มเงาแห่งแมกไม้อันชอุ่ม
Vietnamese	Lưới Đá	Stonenet
German	Steinnetz	Stonenet
Indonesian	Jaring Sekokoh Batu	Rock-Solid Net
Portuguese	Rede de Pedra	Stonenet
Turkish	Ağlı Ağaç
Italian	Reti di foglie

↑ Japanese: While 常磐 tokiwa literally means "unchanging rock," based on the Chinese and Japanese descriptions of the furnishing, it actually refers to the traditional Japanese color, 常磐色 tokiwa-iro, "evergreen," which uses ateji for 常葉 tokiwa, lit. "unchanging leaf."

Change History

Released in Version 2.2

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[ja-1] Japanese: While 常磐 tokiwa literally means "unchanging rock," based on the Chinese and Japanese descriptions of the furnishing, it actually refers to the traditional Japanese color, 常磐色 tokiwa-iro, "evergreen," which uses ateji for 常葉 tokiwa, lit. "unchanging leaf."

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