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A portrait of Zytrothemyne weighs thirty pounds.
It has a basic merchant value of 0 pieces of gold.
A portrait of Zytrothemyne was last set to a value of 37 gold coins.
It cannot be owned.
The painting is of a fair size and consists of a half portrait from head to waist, housed in a mahogany frame of good quality. The portrait is one of the first members of the Brotherhood, Zytrothemene, now a mere blip in the history of Avalon. Zytrothemene is represented as a lean and somewhat spindly figure, whose hair hangs in rat-tails about his gaunt face, he clasps a ragged cloak about his shoulders to retard the cold from his fragile frame. However his sinewy form speaks of a certain agility of body which no doubt enabled him to accumulate the many chattels which cause his pack to bulge at hide side.