Constantly watching a Treasure Candle while it’s burning (doesn’t have to be all in one sitting) will earn the watcher one wish. Not all wishes come true, but be careful because some do.
Some Treasure Candles are lightly scented and some will smell differently at different times. Legend says the aroma of a Treasure Candle has the power to bring certain things. A citrus or fruity scent brings energy; sugary sweet brings happiness; spicy hot inspires passion; fresh or astringent will bring change. It is also said that on rare occasion, one will smell chocolate which brings a warm feeling of satisfaction.
Some Treasure Candles have different colors on the inside than on the outside and this means that if one’s Candle Wish is fulfilled, it will be in an unexpected way.
Some Treasure Candles have two wicks, these take more work. They will burn faster; you will get your treasures sooner. If you use a two-wick candle to earn a Candle Wish, be careful, there is twice as likely a chance that your wish will be fulfilled.
The decorations on Treasure Candles are fashioned after different types of dragon eggs.
- Rock shaped eggs tend to be luckier dragons. This has never been definitively proven, but it’s uncanny how it tends to work out that way.
- Spotted eggs are camouflaged for being laid on the ground.
- Layered eggs are from aquatic dragons and generally laid in shallow tide pools.
- Striped eggs come from high-perched nests in jungles or on cliff walls.
The type of dragon egg replicated tends to aid in the type of wish if used to earn a Candle Wish.
- Rock shaped eggs are favored when the wish could use a little extra luck to get it to work.
- Spotted eggs help with wishes made to gain possessions.
- Layered eggs help with empathy inspired wishes or wishes for other people.
- Striped candles help with wishes involving experiences.
In the land of Kanadan, arts, crafts, and handmade objects are highly prized because it is common knowledge that something special goes into an item when made with care. And although gifts are many times given on birthdays, exchanged on the winter holiday of Zazzle or the summer holiday of Sizzle, gifts are mostly given on unexpected occasions in order to accent the element of surprise. Another tradition in Kanadan is that when a gift is given, the package in which it is presented will be a piece of art or experience all of its own.
