Silvester and the Magic Pebble is a children's book written and illustrated by William Steig. The story revolves around Silvester, a donkey who discovers a magical pebble while wandering in the meadows. This pebble has the power to grant any wish the holder desires. Silvester is overjoyed at his luck and immediately starts making wishes. However, things take a turn for the worse when Silvester accidentally wishes to be turned into a rock while trying to hide from a lion. Suddenly, Silvester finds himself motionless and helpless as a rock on the ground.

Magic Sulphur

It smells rather badly but is said to be an important catalyst for magical rituals.

Notes

Looks the same as Fine Sulphur, Golden Quartz Powder, Yellow Powder, Easily Inflammable Sulphur and the remains of a Wisp.3 Fire Swords can be exchanged for this item with Haroun (Blue Djinn Fortress) or Yaman (Green Djinn Fortress).
15 of these are needed in the Male Summoner Outfits Quest.
15 of these are needed in the Female Mage Outfits Quest.
10 of these are needed in the Male Mage Outfits Quest.
10 of these are needed in the Female Summoner Outfits Quest.

Dropped By

• Alptramun
• Ancient Spawn of Morgathla
• Askarak Demon
• Askarak Lord
• Askarak Prince
• Brimstone Bug
• Cliff Strider
• Count Vlarkorth
• Draken Elite
• Ghulosh
• Gorzindel
• Infernalist
• Ironblight
• Izcandar Champion of Summer
• Izcandar Champion of Winter
• Izcandar the Banished
• King Zelos
• Lloyd
• Lokathmor
• Lost Berserker
• Malofur Mangrinder
• Maxxenius
• Mazzinor
• Orewalker
• Paiz the Pauperizer
• Plagueroot
• Ravenous Hunger
• Shaburak Demon
• Shaburak Lord
• Shaburak Prince
• Soul of Dragonking Zyrtarch
• Sulphur Scuttler
• The Baron from Below
• The Blazing Time Guardian
• The Count of the Core
• The Duke of the Depths
• The False God
• The Last Lore Keeper
• The Nightmare Beast
• The Percht Queen
• The Sandking
• The Scourge of Oblivion
• The Source of Corruption
• The Time Guardian
• The Unarmored Voidborn

Trade Details

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1. Only if friendly with the blue djinns.
2. By saying (sell/buy) item name.
3. Only if friendly with the green djinns.

Magic sulphur

Flowers of Sulfur
Brimstone

Sulfur is a Fire stone associated with the Sun, perhaps because of its light yellow color, and with Saturn, because of its scent (and because sulfur burns down borders). Sulfur is used for protection as well as banishment (although we have seen it listed as an ingredient for raising negative spirits as well). Sulfur gives its name to one of the three alchemical principles (Salt, Sulfur, Mercury). It goes into Crossing Powder and more mundane munitions, like black powder. Sulfur burns with a blue flame and the famous sulfur smell. Its fumes are used to preserve dried fruit, to clean winery vessels (makes a great fungicide), and to form the atmosphere of Io, but if you fumigate a closed space with it, get everything alive out of there first. It is an irritant to mucus membranes. Do NOT use this substance to treat Valley Fever; it won't work and could seriously harm you. Alchemy Works carries Flowers of Sulfur, which is a lab grade fine powder produced by sublimation. If you don't want to deal with sulfur or are allergic to it, try using garlic instead. Garlic contains various sulfurous elements and has similar magical purposes.

Flowers of Sulfur (Brimstone)
1 oz. $3.85

Uses in Witchcraft & Magic:

Protection Spells
Banishing
Necromancy
Crossing Powder
Fire/Sun, Saturn

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Suddenly, Silvester finds himself motionless and helpless as a rock on the ground. The pebble, being a magical object, has granted his wish literally. As the days go by, Silvester's family grows increasingly worried about his disappearance.

They search far and wide but are unable to find any trace of him. Meanwhile, Silvester remains stuck as a rock, unable to communicate or change his situation. Finally, Silvester's family comes across the rock that used to be Silvester and takes it home, placing it in their rock garden. Silvester still harbors some hope and continues to hold onto the magical pebble, yearning for his wish to be reversed. Months pass, and Silvester's family decides to have a picnic in their rock garden. Silvester, still a rock, is included in the outing. During the picnic, Silvester's father discovers the magical pebble underneath a napkin and uses it to wish for him to come back. Miraculously, Silvester transforms back into his donkey self. The family is overjoyed at his return, and they celebrate their reunion. Silvester learns a valuable lesson about the power of wishes and the importance of family. Silvester and the Magic Pebble is a heartwarming story that teaches children about the dangers of impulsive wishes and the importance of family bonds. It reminds readers that sometimes, what we desire may not bring us ultimate happiness and that love and togetherness are truly priceless..

Reviews for "The Mystic Pebble's Redemption: Silvester's Journey Towards Enlightenment"

1. Sharon - 2/5 stars - I found "Silvester and the Magic Pebble" to be quite underwhelming. The story seemed to lack depth and failed to capture my interest. The characters were also quite dull and one-dimensional. I expected more from this highly acclaimed children's book, but unfortunately, it fell short of my expectations.

2. Robert - 3/5 stars - While there were some interesting elements in "Silvester and the Magic Pebble," overall, I found it to be a rather forgettable read. The plot felt disjointed and lacked a clear direction. Additionally, the illustrations were not particularly appealing or engaging. This was a disappointing reading experience for me, and I wouldn't recommend it as a must-read for children.

3. Laura - 2/5 stars - I didn't enjoy "Silvester and the Magic Pebble" as much as I expected to. The writing style was mediocre, and the story failed to hold my attention. The concept of a magic pebble should have been more exciting, but it lacked the magical and adventurous elements I was hoping for. Overall, it was a letdown, and there are definitely better children's books out there to choose from.

4. Mark - 2/5 stars - "Silvester and the Magic Pebble" was a disappointment for me. The story lacked originality and felt quite predictable. The characters were also not very interesting or relatable, and I found it hard to connect with them. Additionally, the book's pacing was off, making it feel longer than necessary. I would suggest exploring other children's books before picking this one up.

Silvester's Quest for Balance: The Mystic Pebble's Role