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*AVI* Lost Temple Elixir - Giver

*AVI* Lost Temple Elixir - Giver
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Unlock the secrets of an ancient civilization with The Lost Temple Elixir Giver!

Inspired by forgotten Mesoamerican temples and legendary ceremonial brews, this interactive drink giver lets your guests receive the mysterious Lost Temple Elixir with a simple click.

Featuring a beautifully crafted stone pedestal topped with an ancient ceremonial coconut, it makes the perfect centerpiece for temples, jungle taverns, fantasy regions, archaeological sites, adventure sims, and roleplay environments.

Whether you're welcoming explorers after a long expedition or serving magical refreshments during a festival, The Lost Temple Elixir Giver brings atmosphere, interaction, and storytelling to any gathering.

-> Features
• Detailed PBR materials
• Interactive one-click cocktail dispenser
• Includes decorative rezzed drink
• Includes the Lost Temple Elixir
• Designed to complement the AVI Mayan Collection
• Suitable for indoor and outdoor environments

->The Included Cocktail Features
• Hold in Right or Left Hand
• Drink/Hold Switch menu
• Resize menu
• Decorative Rezzed Elixir Bowl — 1 Land Impact

-> Made for Humans & Dinkies!
The included Lost Temple Elixir comes with dedicated hold and drinking animations for both Human and Dinkie avatars, ensuring a comfortable and natural experience for everyone.
Simply click the giver, receive your elixir, and enjoy!

-> Included
• The Lost Temple Elixir Giver — 2 Land Impact
• Lost Temple Elixir (Wearable Drink)

-> Perfect For
• Mayan Temples
• Jungle Taverns
• Tropical Bars
• Fantasy Regions
• Adventure Sims
• Archaeological Sites
• Live Music Venues
• Roleplay Regions
• Ceremonial Gatherings

Create an immersive refreshment station where visitors can enjoy a mysterious tropical elixir while exploring the legends of an ancient civilization.

->Permissions:
✔ Copy & Modify Dispenser Object – Resize or rename the Dispenser to your needs
✔ Copy & Transfer Drink

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