The Dragonfly Festival
Cysaegir, April, 2007
Updated 10:30pm, 4/26/07
Adding item scripts and other data as I get them
This page will contain the games list, item list and
merchant names only.
Roleplay information can be found here.
The official map, courtesy of Andraste, can be found here as a JPG
file, or here
as a PDF file. Both versions are
identical in content and include the room numbers this list uses as well as
shop numbers for quick reference.
Augie’s map can be found here, which uses
the room numbers this list is based on.
Thanks to Andraste, Ariadanz, Arlia, Augie, Bacl,
Brimzstone, Calebrinda, Celeerial, Cristalia, Gothique, Jesae, Jolena, Kaliq,
Kiarda, Krinthis, Lydilnai, Silverphenix, Sylanae, Sylverose, Teekee, Wystan
and Zosopage for helping to add to the listings.
General Information
(Thanks to Ariadanz for posting a concise list of tips this is based upon.)
The Dragonfly Festival may be found in the town of Cysaegir, between Zul Logoth and Ta’Illistim. Travel scripts can be found here to move from outside Ta’Illistim’s Sapphire Gate and Cysaegir’s drawbridge (room E10 on the map), or here for the return trip. The scripts will work in both the Wizard and StormFront. Users of the SBC should note that the SBC can take them to Cysaegir as well.
Cysaegir’s bank is unique to the town, but it has been said that merchants should take notes from anywhere unless specifically coded. There is an exchange available in the bank if needed.
Four Winds Isle (premium) teleport devices will work inside Cysaegir, so you may keep your funds there if needed.
There are no lockers in Cysaegir. The nearest lockers are in Ta’Illistim, or in Zul Logoth if you wish to pay 1k each way.
At this point, there seems to be no official chat room set up. There is an unofficial chat room set up on GM Naos’ IRC server, but the web client cannot reach it. Instead, you will need an IRC client such as mIRC or Trillian. From there, connect to server 216.86.156.14, port 6667 and /join #dragonfly.
Cysaegir has its own amunet region. You cannot hear thoughts from Ta’Illistim in Cysaegir.
Games and Contests
As posted by Schascle 3/31/07
Hear ye, hear ye let the Games and Contests begin!
Ladies and Gentleman in celebration of the Dragonfly Festival, the city of Cysaegir brings to you games of talent and luck. Throughout the month long festivities make sure to check your calendars for times and locations of the events. We are planning at least two each weekend and more from the merchants themselves. So join us for the festivities, fun, and good times ahead!
~Cysaegir Scavenger Hunt~
Its Scavenger Hunt time! A team from two to four players will attempt to be the first to gather all thirty items on the hunt list. The first team to complete will get their choice of Dragonfly Festival prizes. All scavengers will receive a prize for participation.
~A Rose by any other Name~
Can you tell a snapdragon from a daisy? A tulip from a tuberose? This is the game for you! The herbalist Lylii will attempt to confound you with her lispy pronunciations of flora, fauna, and herbs. Be the first to figure them out and perhaps win a prize.
~The Shell Game~ (currently on the calendar)
Is the hand quicker than the eye? Can you keep your eye on the pearl to figure out which shell it is hidden inside? Try your luck at The Shell Game! Its free to play and even better if you win!
~Limerick Contest~
Quick wits and Aelotoi themes are the key to this Limerick contest. Each contestant will recite their five line poem having in some way, shape, or form to do with the Aelotoi people. They will be scored on originality, cleanliness, and in attention to theme. A time of laughter and fun for all!
~Songs of Freedom~
A time of celebration and a time of freedom for the Aelotoi people, the requested theme of this bardic contest is that of ‘Freedom’. Talented musicians will be given five minutes to perform their original works for the guests of the Dragonfly Festival. They will be scored on originality, presence, and keeping with the theme of the contest.
~Who’s Your Daddy?!~
The children of Cysaegir invite you to play a school time game of ‘Who’s Your Daddy’. Do not be fooled by their youth, as these children are more cunning than you can imagine.
Courtesy of the events calendar
~Create-A-Bug~
Days: Every Monday (Plat) and Wednesday (Prime) of the festival
Time: Around 9pm EST
Location: Ayleano’s Stall
General Info: Remember the classic games of your childhood? Rock, Stick, yo-yo, and ball? These were some of Ayleano’s favorite games, and now she’s added one more!
In the spirit of the Dragonfly Festival, Ayleano is inviting guests to come play a game with her in her shop twice a week. Sign ups for the game will be done randomly the evening and/or morning before for ten participants. All you have to do to play the game is show up! That’s it! You don’t need silvers, special skills, strange talents, or even to be terribly creative. Ayleano does, however, request that you bring your laughter with you!
(Please note, you are only allowed to play the game once during the run of the festival.)
Item List
Information will be posted as soon as it is gathered and organized.
NOTE: I will be doing my best to document specific scripts any items have. If you’ve found any, please let me know and I’ll put it up here with credit to you for helping!
[Ayleano’s Stall] – a three-sided open air stall with a bright yellow awning, room L4
- Location of Ayleano
In the copper-banded chests you see a copper-edged rose quartz disk, a modwir-framed sunstone disk, a silver-strung lapis lazuli charm, an opaque modwir spire, a silver-edged stained glass flower and a silver-edged moss agate feather.
No pockets
a copper-edged rose quartz disk (5k, not worn)
a modwir-framed sunstone disk (5k, not worn)
a silver-strung lapis lazuli moon charm (12.5k, neckworn)
an opaque petrified modwir spire (5k, not worn, blank imbed)
a silver-edged stained glass flower (12.5k, not worn)
a silver-edged moss agate feather (12.5k, not worn, blank imbed)
In the dusky modwir trunks you see a sap-frosted shiny pine cone, a black-eyed yellow-petaled daisy, a daisy chain circlet, a bright pink anemone circlet, a blue wild violet circlet, a ribbon-bound buttercup circlet, a stalk of fiddlehead fern and a piece of petrified haon.
No pockets
a sap-frosted shiny pine cone (2.5k, not worn)
a daisy chain circlet (9k, headworn)
a bright pink anemone circlet woven with dusky blue ribbons (10k, headworn)
a blue wild violet circlet woven with pale ribbons (10k, headworn)
a ribbon-bound buttercup circlet (10k, headworn)
a black-eyed yellow-petaled daisy trapped in quartz (12.5k, not worn)
a stalk of fiddlehead fern trapped in amber (5k, not worn)
a piece of copper-wrapped petrified haon (5k, not worn, blank imbed)
In the reed and ribbon basket you see a slender silver vial, a frosted glass jar, a frosted pot-bellied jar, a slender pink quartz flask, a sterling silver flask and a slender silver flask.
Properties unknown, appears to be healing
a slender silver vial etched with angelica flowers (3.5k, heals head injuries, 18 sips)
a frosted glass jar etched with mezereon blooms (1.6k, heals major nerve damage)
a frosted glass pot-bellied jar etched with hellebore leaves (1.9k, heals minor nerve damage, 18 sips)
a slender pink quartz flask etched with wild pansies (5.1k, 501, 18 sips)
a sterling silver flask etched with calmintha blooms (3.5k, heals organ injuries, 18 sips)
a slender silver flask wrapped in strips of linen (2k, heals 10 HP, 18 sips)
[Bejeweled] – a bejeweled blue tanik ladder, D6
- Location of Cylliene
In the Common language, it reads:
Items on the table contain magic from our wonderful new home!
A crystal dragonfly--Prismatic Guard
A gold filigree orb--Haste
A signet ring--Strength
A silver comb--Mass Colors
A copper brooch--Spirit Warding 1
A jade rose--Spirit Shield
A lapis orb--Spirit Warding 2
A malachite orb--Resist Elements
On the silk-wrapped table you see a gold filigree orb, a jade-inlaid lapis orb, a nacre-traced malachite orb, a copper brooch, a crystal dragonfly, a polished pink jade rose, a silver comb and a heavy gold signet ring.
No pockets
a gold filigree orb surrounding a white pearl dragonfly (14k, not worn)
a jade-inlaid lapis orb (15k, not worn)
a nacre-traced malachite orb (12k, not worn, 602)
a copper brooch cradling a cerulean glimaerstone (9k, pinworn)
a crystal dragonfly (15k, not worn)
a polished pink jade rose (14k, pinworn)
a silver comb adorned with a cascade of violet silk (25k, headworn)
a heavy gold signet ring inset with a peridot cabochon (40k, fingerworn)
On the cherrywood rack you see a storm grey dupioni silk skirt, a gathered jade silk skirt, some crisp grey linen trousers, a pale rose damask bodice, a burgundy linen chemise, a white muslin dress shirt, a roomy plaid flannel nightshirt, a lavender flannel nightgown, a white cotton shirt and a hooded ebon wool cloak.
15k, legworn, holds very small for a few very small items
a storm grey dupioni silk skirt
a gathered jade silk skirt with flouncy black lace petticoats
some crisp grey linen trousers
Chestworn, no pockets
a peridot-buttoned white muslin dress shirt (10k)
a loosely laced white cotton shirt with gathered cuffs (10k)
a burgundy linen chemise embroidered with roses (8k)
a roomy plaid flannel nightshirt (8k)
a lavender flannel nightgown (8k, show)
8k, pinworn, no pockets
a pale rose damask bodice edged with burgundy grosgrain
70k, cloakworn, holds very large for any number of items
a deeply hooded ebon wool cloak with a blue dreamstone clasp
Lavender nightgown show: a flowing lavender flannel nightgown with ivy crewelwork
In the Common language, it reads:
WANTED: Pieces of kiramon. If I am able to make an appearance, I might be convinced to discount services to prolific kiramon hunters who bring proof of their deeds. ~~Cylliene
[The Broken Wand] – a simple wooden ladder, L4
In the Common language, it reads:
These look pretty, but they do not work quite right!
In the wooden box you see a burnished silver wand, a gold-laced silver wand, an etched silver wand, a thin silver wand, a long silver wand, a delicate silver wand, a twisted silver wand and a slender silver wand.
15k, not worn, no pockets, scripted
a burnished silver wand decorated with star-shaped crystals
a gold-laced silver wand inlaid with metallic black pearls
an etched silver wand inlaid with red dreamstones
a thin silver wand dusted with crushed diamonds
a long silver wand with an emerald-encrusted grip
a delicate silver wand with a sapphire-encrusted tip
a twisted silver wand laced with golden thread
a slender silver wand covered in crushed rubies
Recorded scripts
Tap: You sharply tap the shaft of your silver wand and dozens of tiny sparks fall from the tip, cascading to the ground in a glittering rainbow of color.
Tap (item in hand) with wand: You sharply tap the shaft of your (item) and dozens of tiny sparks fall from the tip, cascading to the ground in a glittering rainbow of color.
Shake: You raise your silver wand high over your head and shake it dramatically. A scintillating shower of sparks pours down over your head, falling to the floor in a glittering waterfall of jewel-toned colors.
Turn: You strike a heroic pose and wave your silver wand with a dramatic flourish of your hand. Suddenly a spark shoots out and hits you square in the nose! With a slight blush, you realize your silver wand is turned around backwards. Oops!
Bounce: While happily bouncing around, you accidentally shake your silver wand a little too rough. Glittering rainbow sparks shoot out from the tip, hitting you in the face. Ouch!
NOTE: Wave self is not a script
[Bug Begone] – a torn green tent, E5
On the folding table you see an oversized dragonfly swatter, a bright pink dragonfly swatter, a large green dragonfly swatter, a bright yellow dragonfly swatter, a black dragonfly swatter, a sticky bug strip, some canvas gloves and a white cloth hood.
25k, not worn, no pockets, scripted
an oversized dragonfly swatter
a bright pink dragonfly swatter
a large green dragonfly swatter
a bright yellow dragonfly swatter
a black dragonfly swatter
2.5k, not worn, no pockets
a sticky bug strip
5k, pinworn, no pockets
some elbow-length canvas gloves lined with soft cotton.
5k, headworn, no pockets
a white cloth hood with a mesh veil
Reported swatter scripts
Wave: You wave your dragonfly swatter wildly through the air, and you lash out randomly in an attempt to knock bugs from the air.
Raise: You raise your dragonfly swatter and defiantly challenge any bugs to come near!
Turn: Turning the dragonfly swatter quickly in your hands, you lash outward and strike at a nearby bug with a grin.
Spin: Spinning in a circle, you search for something (or someone) to smack with your dragonfly swatter.
Under the folding table you see a wide-mouthed jar, a small wire mesh cage and a large dragonfly net.
Not worn
a wide-mouthed jar (7.5k, holds very small for a couple items)
a small wire mesh cage (5k, holds small for a couple items)
a large dragonfly net (5k, no pockets)
[A Bug’s Life] – a flimsy wooden platform, D3
In the Common language, it reads:
My sons asked me to help them advertise, so I built them this sign.
I’m allowing them to write it themselves, so I wish you the best of
luck with your translations.
We sELL Buggz!
EaT ‘Em four GroWinG StroNG
Brown SpidER HElp REsist POiSON
tEmitEs Make U poWErFul
Antz FOUR colourZ
APHIDS fight ElemEZNT
Black bEEtlE - curE POIZN
firEfly hElpz U TOO sEE UR spELLz
catERpiLLArz rEsiST DisEasE
GrasshoPPErz make U STRONG
In the Common language, it reads:
My sons asked me to help them advertise, so I built them this sign.
I’m allowing them to write it themselves, so I wish you the best of
luck with your translations.
We sELL Buggz!
EaT ‘Em four GroWinG StroNG
GrEy DamnzElfly - Disx
Grene dragonfly - ReMovEz CursE
BlOO OnEs - HElp focus Yur minD
MOths - ElEmEntal DEfEnSE
DUMG BEEtlE - HElp sEE OtHErs
Cockroach - BURST of light
CrixEts - HElp U too brEathE
CiCada - REEjoovinAtion
WorMS HElp U too sKin
Slugs make U Dim
Black SpidER fEEls sEcur
On the small stand you see a tall glass of cold water.
6750, spell 1604
a tall glass of cold water
In the oozing sap you see a small grey damselfly, a large green dragonfly, a steel blue dragonfly, a powdered brown moth, a fat indigo dung beetle, a twitching brown cockroach, a shiny black cricket, a bright green cicada, a long brown worm, some thick slimy slugs, a large hairy black spider, a shriveled warty brown spider, a small handful of pale termites, a dark sappy clump of aphids, a handful of tiny black ants, a big shiny black beetle, an engorged black firefly, a fuzzy black and brown caterpillar and a large sap-covered grasshopper.
Properties unknown
a small grey damselfly (10k, 511, 10 bites)
a large green dragonfly (12k)
a steel blue dragonfly (18k)
a powdered brown moth (3k)
a fat indigo dung beetle (4370, 402, 10 bites)
a big shiny black beetle (6330)
a twitching brown cockroach (5250)
a shiny black cricket (7.5k)
a bright green cicada (9k)
a fuzzy black and brown caterpillar (4.5k)
a long brown worm (4.5k)
some thick slimy slugs (4370)
a large hairy black spider (5620)
a shriveled warty brown spider (5k)
a small handful of pale termites (4k)
a dark sappy clump of aphids (5250)
a handful of tiny black ants (2250)
an engorged black firefly (6250)
a large sap-covered grasshopper (13120)
[Burl and Whorl] – a canvas tent, L4
- location of Alavinca
On the silver wood pedestal you see a mesille leaf pendant, a faewood leaf pendant, a carmiln leaf pendant, a kakore leaf pendant, a fireleaf pendant and a deringo leaf pendant.
Neckworn, no pockets
a bronze-washed mesille leaf pendant (20750, 916)
a silver-limned faewood leaf pendant (37k, 509)
a gold-washed carmiln leaf pendant (14k, 503)
a scallop-edged lacquered kakore leaf pendant (17k, 107)
a lacquered fireleaf pendant backed in reddish gold (28k, 211)
a silver-bound lacquered deringo leaf pendant (20750, 916)
On the light wood pedestal you see a striated oak carcanet, a whorled cherry carcanet, a mahogany carcanet, a walnut carcanet, a pale silver hoarbeam carcanet and a golden-brown mesille carcanet.
Headworn, no pockets
an ivory-striated black oak carcanet (14k, 511)
a whorled cherry carcanet (28k)
a lacquered red mahogany carcanet (8.4k)
a polished black walnut carcanet (15.5k)
a pale silver hoarbeam carcanet (14k)
a golden-brown mesille carcanet (37k, 509)
On the dark wood pedestal you see some hoop earrings, some cherry teardrop earrings, some hoarbeam earrings, some carmiln earrings, some kakore studs and some mesille studs.
Worn from both ears, no pockets
some black-veined oak hoop earrings (8.4k, 101)
some cherry teardrop earrings (11250)
some gold-strung hoarbeam chandelier earrings (17k)
some silver-strung carmiln chandelier earrings (14k, 203)
some lacquered red kakore studs (6.3k)
some lacquered gold mesille studs (21k, 905, bunch of charges)
[Chaischa’s Confections] – a patchwork cloth-covered stall, L21
- Location of Chaischa
In the dark tin bucket you see a red and gold silk streamer wand, a blue paper streamer wand, an aqua and violet streamer wand, a mulberry and teal streamer wand, a saffron paper streamer wand, a multi-hued silk streamer wand, a black and argent streamer wand and a green and ivory streamer wand.
1.5k, properties unknown
a wand of red and gold silk streamers and dragonflies
a wand of blue paper streamers and tiny silver dragonflies
a wand of aqua and violet twisted streamers and damselflies
a wand of mulberry and teal satin streamers and dragonflies
a wand of saffron paper streamers and violet dragonflies
a wand of multi-hued silk streamers and tiny dragonflies
a wand of black and argent silk streamers and stars
a wand of green and ivory paper streamers and damselflies
On the makeshift bar you see a glass of blackberry juice, a cup of black cherry lemonade, a glass of chilled peach nectar, a cup of strawberry-kiwi juice and a cup of sweet tangerine punch.
200, new style drink
a frosted glass of blackberry juice
a cup of strawberry-kiwi juice
a cup of black cherry lemonade
a glass of chilled peach nectar
a cup of sweet tangerine punch
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Tastes |
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a frosted glass of blackberry juice (5
quaffs) |
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Only vaguely touched by sugar, the blackberry juice tastes incredibly fresh and has a slightly bitter aftertaste. |
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a cup of strawberry-kiwi juice (5 quaffs) |
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Underlying the sweetness of the berry, the flavor of kiwi is a vibrant flavor that consumes the palate. |
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a cup of black cherry lemonade (5 quaffs) |
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The natural sweetness of black cherries blends seamlessly with the sugary base of lemonade to create a layered, refreshing flavor. |
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a glass of chilled peach nectar (5 quaffs) |
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Almost unbearably sweet, the nectar is the very essence of a peach - taste and smell - to delight the senses. |
Caught at the height of ripeness, the peach nectar is intensely sweet and thick with flavor. |
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a cup of sweet tangerine punch (5 quaffs) |
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Strands of tangy pulp explode with sweet flavor. |
The thick juice is sweet and refreshing. |
On the cloth-covered table you see a brushed silver candy tin, a shiny cobalt dragonfly candy tin, a silk-covered round candy box, a lace-edged square candy box, a pale lavender damselfly candy tin, an embossed gold candy tin, a jewel-inset silver candy box and a ribbon-bound satin candy box.
5k, not worn, holds small for any number of items
a brushed silver candy tin
a shiny cobalt dragonfly candy tin
a pale lavender damselfly candy tin
an embossed gold candy tin
a silk-covered round candy box
a lace-edged square candy box
a jewel-inset silver candy box
a ribbon-bound satin candy box
On the wooden rack you see a silver-laced ebon silk candy bag, a pale pink felt candy bag, a gold-edged scarlet candy bag, a star and moon patterned candy bag, an argent mesh candy bag, a malachite velvet candy bag, a red and black plaid candy bag and a rose-edged violet candy bag.
2.5, not worn, holds small for any number of items
a silver-laced ebon silk candy bag
a pale pink felt candy bag
a gold-edged scarlet candy bag
a star and moon patterned candy bag
an argent mesh candy bag
a malachite velvet candy bag
a red and black plaid candy bag
a rose-edged violet candy bag
In the glass dish you see a large sugared ripe strawberry, a juicy section of tangerine, a thick slice of mango, a ripe dark red plum, an oversized ripe blackberry and a wedge of ripe nectarine.
500, new style food
a large sugared ripe strawberry
a juicy section of tangerine
a thick slice of mango
a ripe dark red plum
an oversized ripe blackberry
a wedge of ripe nectarine
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a large sugared ripe strawberry (4 bites) |
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Tiny strawberry seeds catch in your teeth. |
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a juicy section of tangerine (3 bites) |
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a thick slice of mango (4 bites) |
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Just a hint of tartness makes the sweetness even more welcome and delicious. |
The full, ripe fruit is bursting with sweet juice. |
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a ripe dark red plum (10 bites) |
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Soft yet firm, it is a truly pleasing representative of its kind. |
Neither underripe nor mushy, it has a perfect texture. |
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an oversized ripe blackberry (2 bites) |
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The seeds may be a nuisance, but the taste itself is wonderful! |
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a wedge of ripe nectarine (4 bites) |
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Just a hint of tartness comes before a flood of following sweetness. |
Perfectly ripe, and bursting with flavor! |
In the glass jar you see a hefty wedge of dark fudge, a dark and white chocolate dragonfly, a candied curl of lemon peel, a candied twist of orange peel, a cream-filled milk chocolate damselfly, a square of almond butter toffee, a caramel and pecan-filled chocolate, a cluster of chocolate peanuts, a strawberry chocolate, a triangle of pure milk chocolate and a piece of cherry candy.
500, new style food
a hefty wedge of dark fudge
a swirled dark and white chocolate dragonfly
a cream-filled milk chocolate damselfly
a candied curl of lemon peel
a candied twist of orange peel
a cluster of chocolate-covered peanuts
a square of almond butter toffee
a caramel and pecan-filled chocolate
a strawberry-filled piece of milk chocolate
a triangle of pure milk chocolate
a piece of cherry and vanilla candy
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a hefty wedge of dark fudge (10 bites) |
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The dense, chocolatey intensity of very fine fudge flows through your mouth. |
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a swirled dark and white chocolate
dragonfly (10 bites) |
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Intense, bitter dark chocolate flavors intertwine with the rich fullness of the white. |
The contrast of chocolate flavors creates a cascade of marvelous sensations. |
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a cream-filled milk chocolate damselfly
(10 bites) |
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The taste of sweet cream mingled with rich milk chocolate explodes in your mouth. |
The brittle chocolate shell breaks apart in your mouth, allowing the heavy cream filling to escape. |
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a candied curl of lemon peel (10 bites) |
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The sweetness of the sugar crystals contrasts with the bitter tang of the citrus rind. |
The tartness of citrus is blunted by the sugary coating. |
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a candied twist of orange peel (10 bites) |
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The sweetness of the sugar crystals contrasts with the bitter tang of the citrus rind. |
The tartness of citrus is blunted by the sugary coating. |
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a cluster of chocolate-covered peanuts (10
bites) |
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The sweet chocolate coating gives way to the satisfying crunch of the peanuts beneath. |
Salty roasted peanuts bring out the richness of the chocolate. |
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a square of almond butter toffee (10
bites) |
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A hint of almond pervades the toffee, adding to its appeal. |
Crunching down on the toffee, a burst of rich, buttery sweet flavor rewards your efforts. |
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a caramel and pecan-filled chocolate (10
bites) |
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Sweet and milky, the chocolate complements the crunchy pecans. |
The light taste of roasted pecans matches perfectly with the mild chocolate. |
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a strawberry-filled piece of milk
chocolate (10 bites) |
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Thick, strawberry flavored liquor washes over your tongue as you bite through the brittle chocolate. |
Strawberry and chocolate flavors harmonize beautifully, enhanced by the faint tang of alcohol. |
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a triangle of pure milk chocolate (10
bites) |
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The rich milk chocolate melts in your mouth, spreading slowly to tantalize your senses with succulent indulgence. |
Delectable and sensuous, the creamy milk chocolate glides over your tongue in an indulgently sweet inundation of flavor. |
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a piece of cherry and vanilla candy (10
bites) |
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Threads of cherry and vanilla twine through the flavor of the candy. |
Pure, sweet, and smooth against the tongue. |
On the wooden display you see a peach-swirled raspberry lollipop, an apricot butterfly lollipop, a fragile pansy lollipop, an ale-colored squirrel lollipop, a lemon-glazed berry lollipop, a cream-filled dragonfly lollipop, a cherry-veined lime oak leaf lollipop, a strawberry lady bug lollipop, a white chocolate daisy lollipop and a blueberry damselfly lollipop.
500, properties unknown
a peach-swirled raspberry lollipop
an apricot butterfly lollipop
a fragile spun sugar pansy lollipop
an ale-colored squirrel lollipop
a lemon-glazed berry lollipop
a cream-filled dark chocolate dragonfly lollipop
a cherry-veined lime oak leaf lollipop
a strawberry lady bug lollipop with licorice spots
a white chocolate daisy lollipop with a lemon cream center
a sugar-dusted blueberry damselfly lollipop
[A Colorful Silk-Covered Tent] – a colorful silk-covered tent, L17
Recorded scripts for the hats
Pull: You pull the wings of your silk dragonfly hat down to your chin and let them go suddenly, causing them to quickly spring back to their rightful place.
Shake: You shake your head vigorously up and down, causing the wings of your silk dragonfly hat to flap around wildly.
Poke: You poke a finger at the eye of your silk dragonfly hat, but it does not seem to mind. Or does it?
Bounce: You run around in little circles, nodding your head so that the wings of your silk dragonfly hat flap in the wind. You trying to fly or something?
In the modwir trunk you see a dark silver silk dragonfly hat, a creamy white silk dragonfly hat, a midnight-hued silk dragonfly hat, a multicolored silk dragonfly hat, a faint purple silk dragonfly hat, a sunny yellow silk dragonfly hat, a vibrant green silk dragonfly hat, a bright red silk dragonfly hat and an ice blue silk dragonfly hat.
12.5k, headworn, no pockets, possibly scripted
a dark silver silk dragonfly hat with ruby-hued wings
a creamy white silk dragonfly hat with aquamarine-hued wings
a midnight-hued silk dragonfly hat with silver wings
a multicolored silk dragonfly hat with rainbow wings
a faint purple silk dragonfly hat with golden wings
a sunny yellow silk dragonfly hat with silver wings
a vibrant green silk dragonfly hat with aquamarine-hued wings
a bright red silk dragonfly hat with yellow wings
an ice blue silk dragonfly hat with silver wings
In the modwir box you see a pearly white silk dragonfly hat, an ocean blue silk dragonfly hat, a forest green silk dragonfly hat, a silvery silk dragonfly hat, a deep black silk dragonfly hat, an emerald-hued silk dragonfly hat, a dusky grey silk dragonfly hat and a dark amber silk dragonfly hat.
12.5k, headworn, no pockets, possibly scripted
a pearly white silk dragonfly hat with silvery wings
an ocean blue silk dragonfly hat with sapphire-hued wings
a forest green silk dragonfly hat with emerald-hued wings
a silvery silk dragonfly hat with coral-hued wings
a deep black silk dragonfly hat with blood red wings
an emerald-hued silk dragonfly hat with green wings
a dusky grey silk dragonfly hat with sapphire-hued wings
a dark amber silk dragonfly hat with emerald-toned wings
[Damsels & Dragons] – a dusky velvet-accented tent, L23
In the Common language, it reads:
Welcome to Damsels and Dragons! On the mannequins are lovely outfits, and here on the table are some simply gorgeous pieces that didn’t fit with either outfit. However, I know the discerning buyer will wish access to them. Please feel free to enhance my coffers with your purchases.
On the male aelotoi mannequin you see a pair of black suede knee-boots, some ebon crushed velvet breeches, a watered grey silk waist sash, a white linen shirt and a dragonfly pendant.
No pockets
a pair of brushed black suede knee-boots with amber buttons (5k, footworn)
a watered grey silk waist sash (8k, waistworn)
a tailored white linen shirt with blackworked back slits (10k, chestworn)
an amber-encased dragonfly pendant (12k, neckworn)
15k, legworn, holds very small for a few very small items
some ebon crushed velvet breeches
On the female aelotoi mannequin you see some green silk chopines, a gold chatelaine, a green silk gown, an ivory torc, a pair of gold teardrop earrings and some malachite hairsticks.
No pockets
some ivory-buttoned pale green silk chopines (5k, footworn)
a delicate gold chain-linked chatelaine (8k, waistworn)
a sleeveless sea green silk gown with gold-stitched back slits (10k, chestworn)
an ivory torc inlaid with malachite (12k, neckworn)
a pair of gold teardrop earrings (5k, worn from both ears)
some malachite hairsticks inlaid with ivory dragonflies (10k, headworn)
On the mistwood table you see some silver hairsticks, a lavish grey silk handkerchief, some mithril wrist bangles and a ruby gossamer scarf.
No pockets
some dragonfly-etched silver hairsticks (10k, headworn)
a lavish grey silk handkerchief (5k, not worn)
some twisted mithril wrist bangles looped with silver wire (10k, wristworn)
a lapis-threaded ruby gossamer scarf (5k, pinworn)
[Dragonfly Kisses] – a multi-layered silk tent, L21
In the Common language, it reads:
~*~ Dragonfly Kisses ~*~
Each of the flowers found here are among the favorites of our dragonflies. Attempt to lure their beauty and grace to your side by wearing one!
Matching jewelry items are offered as well.
On the felt-covered display you see a string-tied bundle of blue vervain, a satin-bound bundle of angelica, a cluster of brightly hued zinnias, a tiny pinned wreath of lemongrass and a ribbon-bound stalk of monkeyflower.
1k, pinworn, no pockets
a string-tied bundle of blue vervain
a satin-bound bundle of angelica
a cluster of brightly hued zinnias
a tiny pinned wreath of lemongrass
a ribbon-bound stalk of monkeyflower
On the tin water can you see a pair of silver angelica bracelets, some citrine goldenrod bracelets, a pair of dark garnet zinnia bracelets, a lapis and jade iris-link bracelet, a silver-link opal water lily bracelet and a ruby and gold lotus blossom bracelet.
10k, wristworn, no pockets
a pair of silver angelica bracelets
some citrine goldenrod bracelets
a pair of dark garnet zinnia bracelets
a lapis and jade iris-link bracelet
a silver-link opal water lily bracelet
a ruby and gold lotus blossom bracelet
In the moist soil you see a long-petaled golden coneflower, a slender stalk of goldenrod, a small tawny-hued marigold, a dark-centered vibrant orange coneflower, an amber-hued sprig of sneezeweed, a stalk of purple prairie clover and a vivid crimson nasturtium blossom.
1k, pinworn, no pockets
a long-petaled golden coneflower
a dark-centered vibrant orange coneflower
a stalk of purple prairie clover
a slender stalk of goldenrod
a small tawny-hued marigold
an amber-hued sprig of sneezeweed
a vivid crimson nasturtium blossom
On the wooden tool rack you see a gold-petaled zinnia choker, a copper-link lotus blossom choker, an azurite hyacinth necklace, an ivory and silver lily necklace, a scarlet despanal iris pendant and a gold-chained jade coneflower pendant.
10k, neckworn, no pockets
a gold-petaled zinnia choker
a copper-link lotus blossom choker
an azurite hyacinth necklace
an ivory and silver lily necklace
a scarlet despanal iris pendant
a gold-chained jade coneflower pendant
On the crystalline pond you see a showy canary-hued iris, a blush-tipped white lotus blossom, a pristine alabaster water lily, a light pink scarlet-stroked iris, a lemon-hearted magenta lotus blossom, a bright yellow water lily, a blue-tinged stalk of water hyacinth, a cerulean violet-bearded iris, a delicate scarlet lotus blossom, a saffron-hued fringed water lily and a stalk of pale lavender water hyacinth.
1k, pinworn, no pockets
a showy canary-hued iris
a light pink scarlet-stroked iris
a cerulean violet-bearded iris
a blush-tipped white lotus blossom
a lemon-hearted magenta lotus blossom
a delicate scarlet lotus blossom
a pristine alabaster water lily
a bright yellow water lily
a saffron-hued fringed water lily
a blue-tinged stalk of water hyacinth
a stalk of pale lavender water hyacinth
In the flower box you see a pair of purple clover studs, some amethyst monkeyflower studs, some silver-set blue hyacinth studs, some dangling pink water lily earrings, a pair of pale feystone iris earrings and some white opal lotus blossom earrings.
10k, worn from both ears, no pockets
a pair of purple clover studs
some amethyst monkeyflower studs
some silver-set blue hyacinth studs
some dangling pink water lily earrings
a pair of pale feystone iris earrings
some white opal lotus blossom earrings
[Finola’s Finery] – a large silver tent, L16
In the Common language, it reads:
Welcome to my tent. Please help yourselves to refreshments, taking care not to sully the merchandise.
On the silver tray you see a glass of raspberry champagne, a large honey-laced cookie and a glass of lemon-infused water.
You pour yourself a glass of raspberry champagne.
You help yourself to a large honey-laced cookie.
You pour yourself a glass of lemon-infused water.
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Tastes |
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a glass of raspberry champagne (5 quaffs) |
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Its bubbly effervescence enhances the berry flavors. |
It balances perfectly between sweet and dry. Refreshing! |
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a large honey-laced cookie (5 bites) |
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Each bite crumbles upon the palate and is laced with sweet clover honey. |
Thick and dense, the cookie is riddled with sweet honey that adds moisture to the warm treat. |
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a glass of lemon-infused water (5 quaffs) |
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Just the subtlest hint of lemon adds a bright note to the spring water. |
The crystal-clear water is cool and refreshing, enhanced by the slightest hint of lemon zest. |
On the gold rack you see a white linen skirt, a sky blue skirt, a flowing carnelian silk skirt, a cardinal satin skirt and a pale yellow linen skirt.
Legworn, no pockets
a pristine white linen skirt with a pale green sash (21k)
a sky blue skirt fastened with a row of tiny gold buttons (23k)
a flowing carnelian silk skirt (12k)
a vivid cardinal satin skirt with a pleated hemline (23k)
a pale yellow linen skirt with a white lace underskirt (25k)
On the copper rack you see a pale pink satin bodice, a cap-sleeved golden silk bodice, a blue silk half-bodice, a white linen bodice and a cinnamon silk bodice.
Pinworn, no pockets
a pale pink satin bodice with white gossamer sleeves (23k)
a cap-sleeved golden silk bodice (15k)
a white linen bodice buttoned with pale citrine stones (18k)
a side-laced cinnamon silk bodice (18k)
a blue silk half-bodice (32k)
On the white table you see some deep red open-toe slippers, a golden dragonfly pendant, some calf-laced woven white sandals and a pair of pale blue sandals.
Footworn, no pockets
some deep red open-toe slippers (9.5k)
a golden dragonfly pendant inlaid with brilliant sunstones (16k)
some calf-laced woven white sandals (8.5k)
a pair of low-heeled pale blue sandals (12.5k)
On the silver rack you see a soft grey velvet bodice, a twilight grey satin bodice, a sleeveless black linen gown, a silver silk skirt and a deep blue silk skirt.
Pinworn, no pockets
a soft grey velvet bodice lined with black silk (18k)
a twilight grey satin bodice buttoned with silver stars (20k)
8k, chestworn, no pockets
a sleeveless black linen gown
Legworn, no pockets
a hip-tied flowing silver silk skirt (18k)
a deep blue silk skirt with an ebon lace underskirt (20k)
On the low table you see a quilted silver silk purse, a silver dragonfly pendant, a pair of grey open-toe slippers and a silk-lined dark sable cape.
15k, shoulderworn, holds small for any number of very
small items
a quilted silver silk purse
No pockets
a silver dragonfly pendant inlaid with blue starstones (16k, neckworn)
a pair of grey open-toe slippers (6.5k, footworn)
25k, cloakworn, holds very large for any number of items
a silk-lined dark sable cape
[Heraldry Shop] – some wooden steps burnt with heraldry symbols, L20
- location of Siliven
In the Common language, it reads:
In order to read the writing on the banners and rings, the item must be held. I apologize for the inconvenience.
In the oak case you see a scarlet banner, a grey banner, a crimson banner, a jade green banner, a dark amethyst banner, a dark sapphire blue banner, an umber banner, a stark white banner and a blue banner.
30k unless noted, not worn, no pockets, scripted
a scarlet banner embroidered with a grey tower (75k)
a grey banner embroidered with a scarlet pentacle
a crimson banner embroidered with a golden wyvern
a jade green banner embroidered with a black rose (reads “Elegance and discretion are the essence of civilization.” in Elven)
a dark amethyst banner embroidered with a silver harp (reads “The singers of the melody to which all things are harmony.” in Elven)
a dark sapphire blue banner embroidered with a peacock
an umber banner embroidered with a green oak leaf (reads “Our roots run deep.” in Elven)
a stark white banner (10k)
a blue banner embroidered with an iridescent green dragonfly (10k)
Reported scripts
Tap: You hold your jade green banner high, displaying it for all to see.
Wave: You wave your jade green banner around enthusiastically, whipping it back and forth through the air.
Raise: You raise your jade green banner skyward with triumph.
Turn: You get a firm grip on the staff of your jade green banner and turn it in a wide, fluttering circle overhead.
In the glass display you see a blue signet ring, an umber signet ring, a sapphire blue signet ring, a dark amethyst signet ring, a crimson signet ring, a jade green signet ring, a grey signet ring and a scarlet signet ring.
7.5k, fingerworn, no pockets
a blue signet ring etched with an iridescent green dragonfly (7.5k)
15k unless noted, fingerworn, no pockets, has something
written on it, can’t be read from shelf
an umber signet ring etched with a green oak leaf (reads “Our roots run deep.” in Elven)
a dark sapphire blue signet ring etched with a peacock (reads “Knowledge is the key to eternity.” in Elven)
a dark amethyst signet ring etched with a silver harp (reads “The singers of the melody to which all things are harmony.” in Elven)
a crimson signet ring etched with a golden wyvern (reads “For honor, pride, and glory.” in Elven)
a jade green signet ring etched with a black rose (reads “Elegance and discretion are the essence of civilization.” in Elven)
a grey signet ring etched with a scarlet pentacle (reads “Our discipline rules all worlds.” in Elven)
a scarlet signet ring etched with a grey tower (45k, reads “Seven Houses, one will.” in Elven)
In the haphazard piles you see a scarlet banner, a white banner and a black banner.
Properties not worn, no pockets, possibly scripted
a scarlet banner embroidered with a ruined black keep (150k)
a white banner embroidered with an aquamarine wavecrest (75k, reads “Masters of the sea.” in Elven)
a black banner embroidered with three circles within a triangle (60k)
On the small desk you see a scarlet signet ring, a white signet ring and a black signet ring.
Fingerworn, no pockets, has something written on it,
can’t read from shelf
a scarlet signet ring etched with a ruined black keep (90k, reads “Respect our obedience and our power, if neither our leadership nor our intentions, and we will go in peace.” in Elven)
a white signet ring etched with an aquamarine wavecrest (45k, reads “Masters of the sea.” in Elven)
30k, fingerworn, no pockets
a black signet ring etched with three circles within a triangle
In the Common language, it reads:
Throughout the month, I will be visiting on several occasions to offer my services.
The banners and signet rings in my shop have the unique ability to hold magic, however the banners may only be imbued by someone specifically trained in the arts (me). I will be offering to add additional spells and charges to the rings than what they would normally hold as well.
Additionally, several raffles will be held to imbue special spells into the banners.
-Siliven
In the Common language, it reads:
The spells that can be added are as follows:
101, 102, 103, 104, 105, 106, 107, 109, 112, 113, 114, 117
202, 203, 204, 205, 206, 207, 211
303,304,309, 315, 316
401, 402, 403, 404, 405, 406, 410, 411, 414
502, 503, 506, 507, 508, 509, 511, 512
601, 602, 603, 604, 611
902, 905, 909, 911, 916
1601, 1604, 1607, 1608
[Inklings] – a pale gold silk tent, L23
On the carved ebon counter you see a frost white backpack, a raven black backpack, a chartreuse backpack, a rose-hued backpack and an azure backpack.
10k, backworn, holds very large for any number of items
a frost white backpack fastened with a jet dragonfly clasp (weighs 9)
a raven black backpack fastened with a silver dragonfly clasp
a chartreuse backpack fastened with a golden dragonfly clasp
a rose-hued backpack fastened with a ruby dragonfly clasp
an azure backpack fastened with a multi-jeweled dragonfly clasp
On the pale haon table you see a frost white suede pouch, a raven black suede pouch, a chartreuse suede pouch, a rose-hued suede pouch and an azure suede pouch.
5k, beltworn, holds small for several items, scripted
a frost white suede pouch stitched with a large jet black dragonfly (weighs less than 2)
a raven black suede pouch stitched with a large silver dragonfly
a chartreuse suede pouch stitched with a large golden dragonfly
a rose-hued suede pouch stitched with a large flame red dragonfly
an azure suede pouch stitched with a large multicolored dragonfly
Reported scripts
Close: Pulling on the drawstrings tightly, you close your suede pouch, and secure what is stored inside.
Open: Loosening the drawstrings, you open your suede pouch, making it easier to retrieve what is stored inside.
On the silver cloak rack you see a frost white spidersilk cloak, a raven black doeskin cloak, a chartreuse satin cloak, a rose-hued velvet cloak and an azure silk cloak.
35k, cloakworn, holds very large for any number of items
a frost white spidersilk cloak stitched with jet black dragonflies
a raven black doeskin cloak stitched with silver dragonflies
a chartreuse satin cloak stitched with golden dragonflies
a rose-hued velvet cloak stitched with flame red dragonflies
an azure silk cloak stitched with multicolored dragonflies
[Ipsy’s Little Platform] – a narrow ladder, L16
In the Common language, it reads:
The armor sold here is of several different levels of enchantment, where pricing is a clear indication of the variations.
On the silver hooks you see some flowing white robes, some flowing blue robes and some flowing red robes.
Robe armor, enchanter’s glyph
some flowing white robes stitched with blue dragonflies (26k)
some flowing blue robes threaded with silver (6.9k)
some flowing red robes stitched with gold (14750)
On the metal hooks you see a set of stark white leathers, a set of pale blue leathers and a set of dark red leathers.
Full leather, enchanter’s glyph
a set of stark white leathers stitched with red dragonflies (63k)
a set of pale blue leathers threaded with dark blue (17k)
a set of dark red leathers stitched with pale rose (36k)
On the golden hooks you see some pale red brigandine, a set of midnight blue brigandine and some snowy white brigandine.
Brigandine armor, enchanter’s glyph
some pale red brigandine stitched with silver (74k)
a set of midnight blue brigandine threaded with dark silver (34.5k)
some snowy white brigandine stitched with green dragonflies (129k, +16-+20)
On the copper hooks you see a set of carmine leathers, a set of azure leathers and a set of ivory leathers.
Double leather, enchanter’s glyph
a set of carmine leathers stitched with vermillion (46k)
a set of azure leathers threaded with cerulean (21.5k)
a set of ivory leathers stitched with pale gold dragonflies (80.5k, +16-+20)
On the simple table you see a pale gold pennon, a yellow pennon, a thin grey pennon, a rich purple oriflamme, a green and white oriflamme, a tall red oriflamme, a small silver oriflamme, a wide and vividly colored banner, a bright green banner, an inky black banner and a rich purple banner.
Not worn, no pockets, possibly scripted
a pale gold dragonfly-patterned pennon (30k)
a yellow pennon embroidered with orange and red dragonflies (30k)
a thin grey pennon accented with a spiral of dragonflies (30k, scripted)
a rich purple oriflamme embroidered with silver dragonflies (35k)
a green and white dragonfly-patterned oriflamme (35k)
a tall red oriflamme painted with colorful dragonflies (35k)
a small silver oriflamme with a squared dragonfly pattern (35k)
a wide and vividly colored dragonfly banner (40k)
a bright green banner stitched with a single golden dragonfly (40k)
an inky black banner swept with a circular dragonfly pattern (40k)
a rich purple banner stamped with gold and silver dragonflies (40k)
Reported pennon scripts
Raise: (Person) holds her grey pennon high, displaying it for all to see.
Turn: (Person) gets a firm grip on the staff of her grey pennon and turns it in a wide, fluttering circle overhead.
Wave: (Person) waves her grey pennon around enthusiastically, whipping it back and forth through the air.
In the wooden bins you see a deep blue mithglin shield, a blue mithglin shield, a mithglin shield, a bright blue vaalorn shield, a pale blue vaalorn shield and a blue vaalorn shield.
Shoulderworn, small shield, no glyph
a deep blue mithglin shield imprinted with dragonfly wings (29k)
a bright blue vaalorn shield etched with dragonflies (31k)
Shoulderworn, large shield, no glyph
a vivid blue mithglin shield etched with dragonflies (25k)
a pale blue vaalorn shield imprinted with tiny dragonflies (28.5k)
Shoulderworn, tower shield, no glyph
a naturally dragonfly-patterned mithglin shield (24k)
a blue vaalorn shield streaked in white with dragonfly forms (27.5k)
In the wooden crates you see a vivid red ora shield, a sea green ora shield, a rich violet ora shield, a pale green mithril shield, a silver mithril shield and a dark silver mithril shield.
Shoulderworn, small shield, no glyph
a vivid red ora shield patterned with a swirl of dragonflies (12k)
a pale green mithril shield imprinted with tiny dragonflies (5.6k)
Shoulderworn, large shield, no glyph
a sea green ora shield etched with dragonflies (10750)
a silver and gold dragonfly-painted mithril shield (6.1k)
Shoulderworn, tower shield, no glyph
a rich violet ora shield imprinted with gold dragonfly wings (10250)
a dark silver mithril shield etched with dragonflies (5.8k)
[Kirshor’s Keepsakes] – a tall green cloth tent, L17
- location of Kirshor
In the Common language, it reads:
Welcome to Kirshor’s Keepsakes!
Be sure to INSPECT before you buy to ensure you’re getting the item you want.
Vials on the rack contain Preservation, can be refilled, and can be worn around your neck.
They will be lost if you DRINK the last bit, so be careful.
Jewelry boxes on the table come with a matching key inside.
On the iron rack you see a silver and topaz vial, a silver and moonstone vial, a silver and amethyst vial, a silver and heliodor vial, a silver and jade vial, a silver and onyx vial, a silver and ruby vial, a silver and emerald vial, a silver and sapphire vial and a silver and diamond vial.
5.8k, neckworn, spell 305, crumbly
a gold-strung silver vial studded with topazes
a copper-strung silver vial studded with moonstones
a leather-strung silver vial studded with amethysts
a copper-strung silver vial studded with heliodors
a faenor-strung silver vial studded with jade
a leather-strung silver vial studded with onyx
a gold-strung silver vial studded with rubies
a platinum-strung silver vial studded with emeralds
a leather-strung silver vial studded with sapphires
a platinum-strung silver vial studded with diamonds
On the haon table you see an ash jewelry box, a hazelwood jewelry box, a cherrywood jewelry box, a mistwood jewelry box, a bloodwood jewelry box, a rosewood jewelry box, a linden jewelry box, an ebonwood jewelry box, a mahogany jewelry box and a walnut jewelry box.
50k, not worn, holds large for any number of very small
items
a ruby-inset ash jewelry box
a lapis-inset hazelwood jewelry box
a topaz-inset cherrywood jewelry box
an emerald-inset mistwood jewelry box
an onyx-inset bloodwood jewelry box
an amethyst-inset rosewood jewelry box
a jade-inset linden jewelry box (weighs 5)
a diamond-inset ebonwood jewelry box
a sapphire-inset mahogany jewelry box
a heliodor-inset walnut jewelry box
In the Common language, it reads:
I’ll be stopping by from time to time to do some work on my jewelry boxes. I will not be making cosmetic changes to them, however I think you’ll find the service worthwhile.
I’m going to try to convince Lyneri to come by sometime and tinker with my vials a bit, but I can’t guarantee anything.
Signed,
Kirshor
[Leather and Silk] – a pale green canvas tent, L16
- location of Dawe
In the Common language, it reads:
Be sure and inspect my goods in all their finery! ~Dawe
On the oak shelves you see a pale pink silk blouse, a pale blue silk blouse, a pale yellow silk shirt, a pale green silk shirt, a pair of black silk gloves, a pair of white silk gloves, some silver silk stockings, some black silk stockings, some white silk stockings, a white silk half-mask and a black silk half-mask.
25k, pinworn, holds very small for one item
a pale pink silk blouse with an open back and a darted waist
a pale blue silk blouse with an open back and a darted waist
a pale yellow silk shirt with an open back
a pale green silk shirt with an open back
35k, pinworn, holds very small for one item
a pair of black silk gloves stitched with silver dragonflies
a pair of white silk gloves stitched with violet dragonflies
40k, pinworn, no pockets
some silver silk stockings embroidered with blue dragonflies
some black silk stockings embroidered with red dragonflies
some white silk stockings embroidered with gold dragonflies
25k, pinworn, no pockets
a white silk half-mask embroidered with a gold dragonfly
a black silk half-mask embroidered with a red dragonfly
On the oak table you see a silk-lined brown leather hip-quiver, a buttery soft black leather hip-quiver, a soft black leather neck purse, a deep green leather jerkin, some sturdy brown full leather, some polished grey reinforced leather, some well-oiled black double leather, a sturdy brown leather wrist guard and a supple brown leather wineskin.
40k, worn around the legs, holds small for several small
items
a silver silk-lined brown leather hip-quiver
a buttery soft black leather hip-quiver
35k, neckworn, holds very small for any number of very
small items
a soft black leather neck purse
Enchanter’s glyph
a deep green leather jerkin with slits in the back (57.5k, light leather)
some sturdy brown full leather with slits cut in the back panel (63k, full leather)
some polished grey reinforced leather with slits cut in the back panel (69k, reinforced leather)
some well-oiled black double leather with slits cut in the back panel (80.5k, 4x, double leather)
25k, wristworn, holds very small for one item
a sturdy brown leather wrist guard etched with a dragonfly
35k, beltworn, holds liquids, closes
a supple brown leather wineskin tooled with a dragonfly
[Piercing Cries] – a ladder that connects to a platform above, D3
- location of Zangra
On the tall glaes ring tree you see a delicate dragonfly stud, a silver dragonfly stud, a jade dragonfly stud, a rose-shaped glass stud, a crimson glass ring, a gold stud, an iridescent glass stud, a jagged ora spike and a thin iron needle.
35k, piercing jewelry, flippable
a delicate dragonfly stud
a silver dragonfly stud
a jade dragonfly stud
a rose-shaped glass stud
a sunburst-etched gold stud
an iridescent dragonfly-shaped glass stud
a jagged ora spike
a crimson glass ring
50k, properties unknown, show
a thin iron needle
Needle show: The needle’s tip appears sharper than a razor, and it gleams brightly.
On the glass ring tree you see a carved red sunstone stud, an iridescent glass spike, an iridescent glass ring, a gold-veined polished ora ring, a small ironwood stud, a silver-veined frosted glass ring, an etched dark crystal stud, a jade stud and a silver-veined wing-shaped ora stud.
35k, piercing jewelry, flippable
a carved red sunstone dragonfly stud
an iridescent glass spike
a small ironwood stud
an etched dark crystal stud
a colorful dragonfly-shaped jade stud
a silver-veined wing-shaped ora stud
an iridescent glass ring
a gold-veined polished ora ring
a silver-veined frosted glass ring
On the wide glass ring tree you see an etched mithril bar, an ornate ruby ring, a thin imflass spike, a silver-veined imflass stud, a frosted glass ring, a gold-veined glass spike, a gold-veined crystal ring, a smooth glass ring and a smooth glass stud.
35k, piercing jewelry, flippable
a dragonfly-etched mithril bar
an ornate ruby ring
a frosted glass ring
a gold-veined crystal ring
a smooth glass ring
a thin imflass spike
a silver-veined imflass stud
a gold-veined glass spike
a smooth glass stud
[Pressing Matters] – a tall rickety oak ladder, D11
In the Common language, it reads:
These books store pressed flowers. They are ready for use, or can be customized only by the shop owner.
They’ll hold about two dozen flowers, leaves, and herbs processed in one of the flower presses, permanently.
Customizing of volumes will cost 5,000 coins each.
~*~ Taemesia ~*~
On the pale haon table you see an amethyst-set ebonwood leaf press, a citrine-set cherrywood leaf press, a diamond-set monir leaf press, a sapphire-set tanik leaf press and an emerald-set modwir leaf press.
50k, not worn, holds very small for one item, scripted to dry plants
an amethyst-set ebonwood leaf press bound with twined jute straps.
a citrine-set cherrywood leaf press bound with knotted sisal straps.
a diamond-set carved monir leaf press bound with plaited coir straps.
a sapphire-set wax-rubbed tanik leaf press bound with woven hemp straps.
an emerald-set stained modwir leaf press bound with braided abaca straps.
Show: You see an attractive <adjective> press wrapped with strong cloth bands, used to bind the pieces of wood and parchment together tightly. The many layers of the press are filled with a collection of dried flora.
