The Grawood Farmstead’s Spring Festival, May 2010

Official Event Announcement

Official Map, No Room Numbers

Map of the Grounds with Room Numbers, Courtesy of Kyaloria

Map of the Maize Maze, Courtesy of the Elanthian Explorers’ Society

Updated 4:25pm, 5/20/10

Added more item stats, some scripts

Looking for any and all item information

Special thanks to Arlia, Fjalar, Jersea, Karibeth, Kyaloria, Lunaryna, Milque, Misun, Orainissa, Prion, Rahsh, Treeva/Amirah, Vivaldi, Vyrshkana, the Elanthian Explorers’ Society and everyone else who has helped contribute to the lists!

Getting to the Festival

The only way to get to the festival is through River’s Rest. Head to the sanctuary and go one room southeast. There will be a long wooden hitching post. Going to it will put you on a wagon to the grounds, placing you in room 1. A post will be in that room as well to take you back.

Shop and Item List

[Beezer’s Barn] – room 8, a small red barn with a weathered shingle roof

On the metal shelf you see a sharp mithril butcher knife, a small imflass utility knife, a serrated vultite stiletto, a sharp mithril pitchfork, a pronged imflass pitchfork and a thin-pronged vultite pitchfork.

Edged, dagger base, no glyph

a sharp mithril butcher knife with a leather-wrapped handle (5k)

a small imflass utility knife with a suede-wrapped handle (15k)

a serrated vultite stiletto capped with a wooden sphere (30k)

Polearm, trident base, no glyph

a sharp mithril pitchfork with a long wooden pole (7.5k)

a triple-pronged imflass pitchfork with a sturdy wooden pole (35k)

a thin-pronged vultite pitchfork with a black wooden pole (80k)

On the wooden table you see a handful of steel screws, a short steel screw, a long steel screw, a shiny silvery steel nail, a slim black steel nail and a handful of steel nails.

1k, not worn, no pockets, functional

a handful of steel screws

a short steel screw

a long steel screw

a shiny silvery steel nail

a slim black steel nail

a handful of steel nails

In the Common language, it reads:

The stuff on the tray can be used as lockpicks

~Bartlebee

On the metal tray you see a small gold nail, a smooth rolaren nail, a silver-tipped glaes nail and a long vaalin nail.

Properties unknown, lockpicks

a small gold nail capped with a smooth pebble (2k)

a smooth rolaren nail capped with a tiny bronze orb (50k)

a silver-tipped glaes nail capped with a pale white pearl (9.5k)

a long vaalin nail capped with a wooden sphere (125k)

On the pegs you see a silver steel hammer, a black steel hammer, a heavy wooden mallet, a slim metal screwturner, a short metal screwturner, a flat-headed metal screwturner, a pair of red-handled pliers, a pair of oak-handled pliers, a pair of gold-handled pliers, a jagged metal handsaw, a serrated metal handsaw and a sharp metal handsaw.

5k, not worn, no pockets, functional

a silver steel hammer with a red leather grip

a black steel hammer with a wrapped suede grip

a heavy wooden mallet

a slim metal screwturner with a pear-shaped yellow handle

a short metal screwturner with a thick wooden handle

a flat-headed metal screwturner with a bulbous wooden handle

a pair of red-handled pliers

a pair of oak-handled pliers

a pair of gold-handled pliers

a jagged metal handsaw with a turtle-shaped handle

a serrated metal handsaw with an ornately carved handle

a sharp metal handsaw with a smooth silver handle

In the metal crate you see a pale wooden board, a reddish oaken board and a dark mahogany board.

5k, not worn, no pockets, functional

a pale wooden board

a reddish oaken board

a dark mahogany board

On the row of pegs you see a coil of woven cloth rope, a coil of thin fiber rope, a coil of strong fiber rope, a steel-pronged wooden pitchfork, a steel-bladed wooden shovel, a wide-bladed wooden shovel and a narrow-bladed steel trowel.

3k, not worn, no pockets, functional

a coil of woven cloth rope

a coil of thin fiber rope

a coil of strong fiber rope

3k, polearm, trident base, no glyph

a steel-pronged wooden pitchfork

5k, not worn, no pockets, functional

a steel-bladed wooden shovel

a wide-bladed wooden shovel

a narrow-bladed steel trowel

[The Bread Basket] – room 12, a whitewashed building

On the polished oak shelf you see a vanilla-iced poppy seed roll, some spiced pumpkin bread, some savory spoon bread, a light and airy brioche and some hearty zucchini bread.

250, properties unknown

a vanilla-iced poppy seed roll

some spiced pumpkin bread

some savory spoon bread

a light and airy brioche

some hearty zucchini bread

On the varnished oak shelf you see a sweet buttermilk crumpet, a warm cinnamon sugar fritter, a huge loaf of pangnotta, a wholesome oatcake and a steamy morning roll.

250, properties unknown

a sweet buttermilk crumpet

a warm cinnamon sugar fritter

a huge loaf of pangnotta

a wholesome oatcake

a steamy morning roll

On the scratched oak shelf you see a sticky cashew roll, an orange muffin, some sun-dried tomato bread, a loaf of raisin bread and a loaf of cranberry nut bread.

250, properties unknown

a sticky cashew roll

an orange muffin topped with a candied orange peel

some sun-dried tomato bread

a loaf of raisin bread sprinkled with brown sugar

a loaf of cranberry nut bread

On the cloth-covered table you see a glass of warm milk.

300, properties unknown

a glass of warm milk

Under the cloth-covered table you see a tightly-woven bread basket.

400, not worn, holds large for several items

a tightly-woven bread basket

On the large gray rock you see a light blue-haired caterpillar and a sun-baked cricket.

Properties unknown

a light blue-haired caterpillar (600, 101, 2 bites)

a sun-baked cricket (4k, 211, 2 bites)

Under the large gray rock you see a dark blue earthworm, a pale white grub and a dark gray worm.

Properties unknown

a dark blue earthworm (1.2k, 107, 2 bites)

a pale white grub (700, 102, 2 bites)

a dark gray worm (1k, 202, 2 bites)

[Broken Wheel Distillery] – room 18, a distillery

In the Common language, it reads:

Welcome to the Broken Wheel Distillery. We have a small selection of souvenir glasses and mugs for sale on the counter. In other areas of the distillery, we’ll have samples of our products for tasting and larger portions for purchase. Please enjoy yourselves while you’re here.

On the dark oak counter you see a slender frosted wine glass, a small wheel-etched tumbler and a heavy frosted glass mug.

15k, properties unknown, show, read

a slender frosted wine glass

a small wheel-etched tumbler

a heavy frosted glass mug

Glass show: In a graceful spiral trailing from the lip of the glass to the stem, clusters of grapes have been etched into the surface, flanked by frosted leaves. Along the flat base of the glass, a curved line of script has been engraved.

Tumbler read: Beneath the subtle engraving of a broken wagon wheel, a few words have been engraved into the glass base of the tumbler.

Mug read: A pair of narrow bands have been cut smoothly into the glass near the lip of the mug, while the base flares widely with a matching set of grooves. The handle is thick and squared on the outer edge, while being indented along the inner surface like a grip. On both the front and back of the mug is the frosted image of a towering distillery, a lone, broken wagon wheel propped against its side. Beneath the image, a few words have been engraved.

On the fel table you see a flute of pale yellow wine, a flute of honey-hued wine, a flute of sparkling blush wine, a flute of gilt-hued wine, a glass of purplish black wine, a glass of dark plum-hued wine, a glass of sanguine wine and a glass of reddish brown wine.

All glasses have the following show: The delicate glass bears a small tag around the stem.

You pour yourself a flute of pale yellow wine. (read: “Grawood Meadows”)

You pour yourself a flute of honey-hued wine. (read: “Apricot Dreams”)

You pour yourself a flute of sparkling blush wine. (read: “Summer Raspberry”)

You pour yourself a flute of gilt-hued wine. (read: “White Honeysuckle”)

You pour yourself a glass of purplish black wine. (read: “Blackberry Preserve”)

You pour yourself a glass of dark plum-hued wine. (read: “Raven’s Cry”)

You pour yourself a glass of sanguine wine. (read: “Earthen Threads”)

You pour yourself a glass of reddish brown wine. (read: “Heartwood”)

Tastes
a flute of pale yellow wine (2 sips)
The nutty aroma of toasted almonds catches your attention.	Reminiscent of a lush meadow, the scents of flowers and heather caress your nose.
a flute of honey-hued wine (2 sips)
The mellow taste finishes with a slight, tangy crispness at the back of the mouth.	Trailing across the tongue, it leaves a hint of mellow apricots followed by a clean citrus flavor.
a flute of sparkling blush wine (2 sips)
The taste is charming, with a summery lightness and a touch of sparkle.	Hints of ripe raspberries enliven the dry body of this wine.
a flute of gilt-hued wine (2 sips)
An exquisite floral aroma graces your nose as the sweet, luscious flavor fills your mouth.	Light, sweet, and airy, with a perfume reminiscent of lushly blooming honeysuckle.
a glass of purplish black wine (2 sips)
It is intensely flavored, with a jam-like taste of blackberry.	An earthy hint of truffles balances the rich blackberry flavor.
a glass of dark plum-hued wine (2 sips)
With white pepper, cloves, and blackberry, it is zippy on the tongue.	There are deep, dark berry aromas with moderate spice, entwined with subtle oak.
a glass of sanguine wine (2 sips)
The mocha-laced taste speaks of currants, earth, cedar, and tobacco.	There are vibrant plum notes, with cedar in the mouth and a rich finish.
a glass of reddish brown wine (2 sips)
The wine holds a subtle and lingering oak flavor amid the flat, syrup-like finish.	The full-bodied red wine carries a heavy herbaceous odor amid a distinct sweetness.

On the dark oak bottle rack you see a bottle of reddish brown wine, a bottle of sanguine wine, a bottle of dark plum-hued wine, a bottle of purplish black wine, a bottle of gilt-hued wine, a bottle of sparkling blush wine, a bottle of honey-hued wine and a bottle of pale yellow wine.

Properties unknown, show

a bottle of reddish brown wine (15k)

a bottle of sanguine wine (15k)

a bottle of dark plum-hued wine (15k)

a bottle of purplish black wine (15k)

a bottle of gilt-hued wine (15k)

a bottle of sparkling blush wine (12k)

a bottle of honey-hued wine (12k)

a bottle of pale yellow wine (10k)

Show: The front of the bottle bears a label with broken wagon wheel painted in sepia hues along the upper edge.

On the ebonwood table you see a mug of reddish gold ale, a mug of honey-colored mead, a mug of chocolate brown stout, a stein of golden brown beer, a tumbler of buttery rum, a glass of coppery brandy, a tumbler of fiery gold vodka and a stemmed glass of green absinthe.

You pour yourself a mug of reddish gold ale. (read: “Bryon’s Stash”)

You pour yourself a mug of honey-colored mead. (read: “The Sun’s Nectar”)

You pour yourself a mug of chocolate brown stout. (read: “Sweet Bitters”)

You pour yourself a stein of golden brown beer. (read: “Honest Man’s Libation”)

You pour yourself a tumbler of buttery rum. (read: “Inland Seas”)

You pour yourself a glass of coppery brandy. (read: “Warmth of Dawn”)

You pour yourself a tumbler of fiery gold vodka. (read: “Sugar Beet’s Revenge”)

You pour yourself a stemmed glass of green absinthe. (read: “Virid Flights of Fancy”)

Tastes
a mug of reddish gold ale (2 sips)
The fruity hops and winterberry blend together to make a satisfying brew.	A touch of winterberry adds a pleasant, fresh flavor to the ale.
a mug of honey-colored mead (2 sips)
The sweet taste of honeyed apples fills your mouth.	Despite the cool temperature of the drink, warmth floods through your body as the taste of apples floods your mouth.
a mug of chocolate brown stout (2 sips)
The burnt coffee and dark roasted malt aromas hint at the bitterness to come.	It tastes of dark chocolate and coffee, along with a subtle blackberry flavor.
a stein of golden brown beer (2 sips)
Bitter hops offset the sweet malty character of this beer.	Distinctive hop aromas contrast pleasantly with mildly sweet and yeasty flavors.
a tumbler of buttery rum (2 sips)
The slightly woody flavor of centuries-old casks lends history, as well as weight, to this aged drink.	So smooth it’s almost buttery, this golden liquid melts into fragrant steam at the back of your mouth.
a glass of coppery brandy (2 sips)
An unnaturally tart flavor springs from the fruit pulp before the amber warmth of the alcohol sinks in.	Frosty chill and a tart, citrusy flavor overlie the sumptuous underpinnings of the fine, sensual alcohol.
a tumbler of fiery gold vodka (2 sips)
Rich and golden, this drink still makes you feel as if you have just walked into a door.	Rising fumes sting your eyes, and spicy fermented molasses stings your tongue.
a stemmed glass of green absinthe (2 sips)
The dazzling green color of the absinthe is beautifully paired with a palette of flavorful herbs. Hints of anise, hyssop, lemon balm, angelica, and wormwood are very prominent in every sip.	The brilliant green hue of the absinthe is like a fine, clear emerald, and the pungent herbal flavor is just as precious.

On the iron bottle rack you see a vivid green absinthe-filled bottle, a vodka-filled twisted glass bottle, a brandy-filled light brown bottle, a rum-filled squat glass bottle, a beer-filled glass bottle, a stout-filled frosted bottle, a mead-filled rectangular bottle and an ale-filled round bottle.

Properties unknown, show

a vivid green absinthe-filled bottle (30k)

a vodka-filled twisted glass bottle (20k)

a brandy-filled light brown bottle (20k)

a rum-filled squat glass bottle (20k)

a beer-filled glass bottle (10k)

a stout-filled frosted bottle (10k)

a mead-filled rectangular bottle (12k)

an ale-filled round bottle (10k)

Show: The front of the bottle bears a label with broken wagon wheel painted in sepia hues along the upper edge.

On the table you see a round clay jug and a dark clay jug.

20k, 20 sips, show

a round clay jug (“A Woman’s Scorn”)

a dark clay jug (“Wizard’s Fire”)

Show: A plain label has been pasted across the front of the jug, and words in blocky letters read, “(Name).”

[Country Cottage] – room 13, a whitewashed country cottage

On the oak table you see a narrow-necked earthenware jug and a squat earthenware jug.

1k, properties unknown

a narrow-necked earthenware jug

a squat earthenware jug

In the glass candy jar you see a stick of lemon rock candy, a stick of blueberry rock candy and a stick of strawberry rock candy.

1k, properties unknown

a stick of lemon rock candy

a stick of blueberry rock candy

a stick of strawberry rock candy

In the wicker basket you see a stalk of pale green celery, a dark green cucumber, a round purple radish and a bright orange carrot.

1k, properties unknown

a stalk of pale green celery

a dark green cucumber

a round purple radish

a bright orange carrot

On the white counter you see a large blueberry muffin, a large bran muffin, a large corn muffin, a flaky cranberry scone, a flaky wild berry scone, a flaky raspberry scone and a stiff white paper sign.

In the Common language, it reads:

These baked goods are magical!

Corn casts Strength

Bran casts UnPoison

Blueberry casts UnDisease

Raspberry casts Bravery

Wild berry casts Invisibility

Cranberry casts Haste

~Maialynn

Properties unknown

a large blueberry muffin (6k, 113)

a large bran muffin (6.5k, 114)

a large corn muffin (20k, 509, 15 bites)

a flaky cranberry scone (7k, 506, 10 bites)

a flaky wild berry scone (15k, 916)

a flaky raspberry scone (20k, 211, 10 bites)

On the tall bookshelves you see a dusty ledger, a flimsy journal and a black leather tome.

30k, not worn, no pockets, functional, scripted

a dusty ledger with a thick leather cover

a flimsy journal with slightly burnt pages

a black leather tome with a broken spine

Reported scripts

Close: You carefully close your travel log and a cloud of dust rises from its surface.

Open: As you slowly open your travel log, the binding creaks in protest.

Read: The writing in your travel log has faded, leaving you to guess what it once said. You peruse it carefully, trying to make sense of it.

Turn: You turn your travel log upside down and try to shake loose a pesky spider.

In the sewing basket you see a length of white thread, a length of black thread, a thin sewing needle, a thick sewing needle, a round purple pincushion, an ovular yellow pincushion, a handful of silver pins, a long silver pin, a spool of black thread, a spool of white thread, a handful of tiny silver buttons, a round black steel button and a pair of silver scissors.

1k, not worn, no pockets, functional

a length of white thread

a length of black thread

a handful of tiny silver buttons

a round black steel button

5k, not worn, no pockets, functional

a thin sewing needle

a thick sewing needle

a handful of silver pins

a long silver pin

a spool of black thread

a spool of white thread

a pair of silver scissors

5k, not worn, holds small for several items, functional

a round purple pincushion

an ovular yellow pincushion

In the ceramic soap dish you see a bar of orange blossom soap, a bar of ginger blossom soap and a bar of jasmine soap.

1k, not worn, no pockets, functional, possibly scripted

a bar of orange blossom soap

a bar of ginger blossom soap

a bar of jasmine soap

In the oak trunk you see a latched driftwood case, a cylindrical leather case, a small oak case, a pale tan wicker hamper and a bulging wicker hamper.

50k, beltworn, holds medium for any number of items, scripted

a latched driftwood case

a cylindrical leather case

a small oak case

10k, shoulderworn, holds medium for any number of items

a pale tan wicker hamper with a double lid

a bulging wicker hamper with a single lid

Reported case scripts

Close: You close your driftwood case and carefully secure the latch to secure the contents.

Open: You fiddle with your driftwood case before managing to lift the latch. Carefully, you flip open the cover to reveal the contents.

On the feather bed you see a rough rolton wool blanket, a soft green wool blanket and a threadbare grey cotton blanket.

50k, pinworn, no pockets, functional, scripted

a rough rolton wool blanket with several random colors in the weave

a soft green wool blanket embroidered with a big red barn

a threadbare grey cotton blanket embroidered with a baby rolton

Reported scripts

Fold while unfolded: You neatly fold your green wool blanket into a compact bundle.

Pull: You tug the ends of your grey cotton blanket high up around your face, and bundle up tightly in the thick folds for warmth.

Wave while folded: You carefully unfold your green wool blanket, letting the long ends fall to the ground.

Wear: Grabbing the grey cotton blanket by the short ends, you swirl the blanket over your head and drape it across your shoulders.

In the sea chest you see a pair of pale linen slippers, a pair of black wool slippers, a long-sleeved shapeless wool dress, a short-sleeved natural linen sundress, a thigh-length apricot cotton apron and a waist-tied soft cotton robe.

5k, footworn, holds very small for a couple items, functional

a pair of pale linen slippers

a pair of black wool slippers

10k, chestworn, no pockets

a long-sleeved shapeless wool dress

a short-sleeved natural linen sundress

10k, worn over the front, no pockets

a thigh-length apricot cotton apron

15k, cloakworn, holds large for any number of items

a waist-tied soft cotton robe

In the mahogany armoire you see some thin black leather suspenders, some thick rainbow suspenders, some plain dark leather suspenders, a pair of blue cotton overalls, a pair of natural linen overalls, a pair of black linen overalls, a rough homespun wool shirt, a fitted red flannel shirt and a button-down blue flannel shirt.

15k, pinworn, no pockets, possibly scripted

some thin black leather suspenders

some thick rainbow suspenders

some plain dark leather suspenders

10k, legworn, no pockets

a pair of blue cotton overalls

a pair of natural linen overalls

a pair of black linen overalls

10k, chestworn, no pockets

a rough homespun wool shirt

a fitted red flannel shirt

a button-down blue flannel shirt

On the wooden shelves you see a pair of thick leather work boots, a pair of black leather work boots and a pair of cuffed leather boots.

5k, footworn, holds very small for a couple items, functional

a pair of thick leather work boots

a pair of black leather work boots

a pair of cuffed leather boots

[Crested Glory] – room 35, a battered oak wagon painted with heraldic crests

You tap a painted modwir sign.

Self-Contained Cyclical Recurrence Loops

An exceedingly complex magical technique by which an object is granted a multitude of varying appearances. The appearance of the object can then be manipulated at will, by simple touch.

All you need to know is I can grant a second form to the things in my shop, for a hefty fee. I’ll also be raffling off a select few services of the same nature for things not from my shop.

All forms of the object must be similar, if you bring me a mithril band, it will continue to be a mithril band of some sort.

Once the magic is sealed, it is highly unlikely that anyone will EVER be able to change either form of the item.

In the Common language, it reads:

Earldom of S. Hendor: a majestic silver oak on a field of blue

Earldom of N. Hendor: a blue phoenix rising on a field of silver

County of Seareach: a red eagle before a golden sun on a field of deep blue

Barony of Jantalar: a black triskelion on a field of gold and red

Barony of Mestanir: a gold crown in a circle of white on a field of red

Barony of Vornavis: a single ivory swan facing right on a field of emerald

Barony of Riverwood: two interlocking circles of blue on a field of white.

In the velvet-lined case you see a white mithril band, a green mithril band, a red imflass band, a red gold band, a blued steel band, a silver band and a blue imflass band.

20k, properties unknown

a white mithril band inlaid with two conjoined lapis circles

a green mithril band inset with an ivory swan

a red imflass band inlaid with a gold crown

a red gold band inlaid with a black mithril triskelion

a blued steel band inset with a red imflass eagle

a silver band set with a blue lapis phoenix

a blue imflass band inlaid with a silver oak tree

On the steel clothing rack you see an embroidered blue tabard, an embroidered silver tabard, an embroidered deep blue tabard, an embroidered red and gold tabard, an embroidered red tabard, an embroidered white tabard and an embroidered emerald tabard.

10k, worn over the front, no pockets

a blue tabard embroidered with a majestic silver oak tree

a silver tabard embroidered with a blue rising phoenix

a deep blue tabard embroidered with a red eagle on gold sun

a red and gold tabard embroidered with a black triskelion

a red tabard embroidered with a gold crown in a white circle

a white tabard embroidered with two interlocked blue circles

an emerald tabard embroidered with a right-facing ivory swan

In the Common language, it reads:

The East

The Earldom of Honneland: crossed purple lances on a field of silver

The County of Trauntor: two black towers on a field of dark green

The Barony of Bourth: three black yew trees on a field of white

The Barony of Highmount: a manacled white bear on a field of red

The Barony of Dragach: a red bighorn ram on a field of green.

In the velvet-lined case you see a white mithril band, a green imflass band, a red mithril band, a dark green imflass band and an inlaid silver band.

20k, properties unknown

a white mithril band inset with three black steel yew trees

a green imflass band inset with an jasper bighorn ram

a red mithril band inlaid with a manacled white imflass bear

a dark green imflass band inlaid with two onyx black towers

a silver band inlaid with two crossed purple mithril lances

On the steel clothing rack you see an embroidered silver tabard, an embroidered white tabard, an embroidered red tabard, an embroidered dark green tabard and an embroidered green tabard.

10k, worn over the front, no pockets

a silver tabard embroidered with two crossed purple lances

a white tabard embroidered with three black yew trees

a red tabard embroidered with a manacled white bear

a dark green tabard embroidered with a pair of black towers

a green tabard embroidered with a right-facing bighorn ram

In the Common language, it reads:

The West

The Duchy of Selanthia: a crimson sunburst on a field of gold

The County of Torre: a white stork on a field of light blue

The Barony of Oire: a golden sheaf of grain on a field of silver

The South

The Duchy of Aldora: a golden ram’s head on a field of black and white

The Earldom of Estoria: a white horse on a field of blue

The Earldom of Chastonia: a golden hawk on a field of Kestrel blue

The County of Allace: a white seagull on a field of dark blue.

In the velvet-lined case you see a blue imflass band, a blued steel band, a silver band, a dark blue mithril band, a steel and white mithril band, a pale blue mithril band and a gold band.

20k, properties unknown

a blue imflass band inlaid with a gold hawk

a blued steel band inset with a white mithril horse

a silver band inlaid with a gold sheaf of grain

a dark blue mithril band enameled with a white seagull

a steel and white mithril band inset with a gold ram’s head

a pale blue mithril band inset with a white opal stork

a gold band inlaid with a crimson mithril sunburst

On the steel clothing rack you see an embroidered silver tabard, an embroidered blue tabard, an embroidered blue tabard, an embroidered golden tabard, an embroidered light blue tabard, an embroidered white-striped tabard and an embroidered dark blue tabard.

10k, worn over the front, no pockets

a silver tabard embroidered with a golden sheaf of grain

a blue tabard embroidered with a white horse

a blue tabard embroidered with a right-facing golden hawk

a golden tabard embroidered with a crimson sunburst

a light blue tabard embroidered with a vigilant white stork

a white-striped tabard embroidered with a golden ram’s head

a dark blue tabard embroidered with a volant white seagull

[Doodads ‘n Sundries] – room 30, a rickety wooden shack

In the bunch of barrels you see a tangle of leather straps, a bundle of barbed wire, a pitted iron buckle, a tarnished copper pin, a dented milking pail, a wooden bucket, a swatch of gnarled netting, a twisted fishing hook, a heavy cattle ring, a thick knot of wire, an oily rag, a blackened spike, a broken churn handle, a winnowing basket, a harrow tooth, a fork prong, a shattered plowshare, a length of iron chain, a ragged linen sheet and a bent rusted horseshoe.

1k, no pockets

a tangle of leather straps (armworn)

a pitted iron buckle (pinworn)

a tarnished copper pin (pinworn)

a swatch of gnarled netting (worn in hair)

a twisted fishing hook (worn from one ear)

a heavy cattle ring (wristworn)

a thick knot of wire (fingerworn)

an oily rag (beltworn)

a length of iron chain (neckworn)

a ragged sheet of linen covered in burrs (cloakworn)

a bent rusted horseshoe (wristworn)

100, not worn, no pockets, functional

a tangled bundle of barbed wire

a broken churn handle

a harrow tooth

a fork prong

a shattered plowshare

1k, headworn, holds very small for a couple items, functional

a dented milking pail with a large hole kicked through it

a wooden bucket with two knotholes in it

500, edged, dagger base, no glyph

a bent and blackened iron spike

100, not worn, holds small for one item, functional

a winnowing basket with a hole worn through it

[Dunstan’s Farm Depot] – room 40, a large red wooden barn

On the wrought-iron hooks you see a simple grey imflass handaxe, a serrated black vultite knife, a gnarled rowan shepherd’s crook, a long gornar-bladed scythe, a steel-banded grain flail and an oak-hafted gornar-tipped pitchfork.

Edged, no glyph

a simple grey imflass handaxe (43k, handaxe base)

a serrated black vultite knife (17250, dagger base)

THW, no glyph

a gnarled rowan shepherd’s crook (9.9k, rune staff base)

a steel-banded grain flail (27k, flail base)

Polearm

a long gornar-bladed scythe (85.5k, halberd base, enchanter’s glyph)

an oak-hafted gornar-tipped pitchfork (9.1k, trident base, no glyph)

In the iron-banded barrel you see a packet of radish seeds, a packet of cucumber seeds, a packet of basil seeds, a packet of thyme seeds, a packet of rosemary seeds, a packet of yellow squash seeds, a packet of turnip seeds and a packet of watermelon seeds.

500, not worn, no pockets, functional, read, show

a packet of radish seeds (show includes: a big red radish)

a packet of cucumber seeds (show includes: a shiny green cucumber)

a packet of basil seeds (show includes: several large basil leaves)

a packet of thyme seeds (show includes: a sprig of thyme)

a packet of rosemary seeds (show includes: a twig of rosemary)

a packet of yellow squash seeds (show includes: a giant yellow squash)

a packet of turnip seeds (show includes: a large, juicy turnip)

a packet of watermelon seeds (show includes: an enormous, juicy watermelon, read in Common: ~ Mr. Nibbles’ Fine Watermelon Seeds ~)

Show: Handpainted upon the packet’s exterior is the image of an adorable bunny clad in overalls and a farmer’s hat. In his right paw is a pitchfork, while his left paw holds <seed type>.

On the bales of hay you see a long dark steel rake, a sturdy steel shovel, a simple steel hoe and a large steel bucket.

5k, not worn, no pockets, functional, possibly scripted

a long dark steel rake (scripted)

a sturdy steel shovel

a simple steel hoe

6k, not worn, holds small for any number of items, functional

a large steel bucket

Reported rake scripts

Pull while outside: You pull your rake across the ground, breaking up the soil and creating small furrows.

Pull while inside: You’d probably have better luck farming outdoors.

On the overturned milk urns you see a thick canvas feed bag, some steel-toed tanned leather boots, a reinforced burlap sack, a pair of thick green canvas gloves and a hammered brass bell.

5k, shoulderworn, holds large for any number of items, weighs 5

a thick canvas feed bag

50, footworn, holds very small for one item, functional

some steel-toed tanned leather boots

15, beltworn, holds medium for any number of items

a reinforced burlap sack

1k, worn on hands, no pockets

a pair of thick green canvas gloves

5k, not worn, no pockets, functional, scripted

a hammered brass bell

Reported bell scripts

Tap/ring: You ring your brass bell once, producing a single clear note.

Rub/prod/poke: You gently prod the bell once, creating a barely audible ring.

Turn: You turn the brass bell over in your hand several times, each half-turn creating a dull clank as the clapper flips over.

Wave: Making a wide arc above your head, you swing your brass bell from left to right. It rings intermittently as the clapper impacts with each swing.

On the white-washed fence you see a miniature male scarecrow, a miniature female scarecrow, a black iron lantern and a thick blue saddle blanket.

25k, not worn, no pockets, functional, show

a miniature male scarecrow

a miniature female scarecrow

4k, not worn, no pockets, functional, possibly scripted

a black iron lantern

10k, cloakworn, no pockets, possibly scripted

a thick blue saddle blanket

Male scarecrow show: Clad in blue overalls, a plaid shirt, and topped off with a straw hat, the scarecrow has been stuffed with hay to give it form. A flour sack serves at its head, with wide button eyes, and a startled look painted onto its face. The figure stands about two feet tall, from the tip of its head to the bottom of its post, much smaller than its brethren that ward off crows in farm fields.

Female scarecrow show: Clad in a pink gingham dress, a white scarf, and topped off with a sunny yellow bonnet, the scarecrow has been stuffed with hay to give it form. A flour sack serves as its head, with large button eyes, and a joyful look painted onto its face. The figure stands about two feet tall, from the tip of its head to the bottom of its post, much smaller than its brethren that ward off crows in farm fields.

On the feed trough you see a woven grain figurine, a colorful gnome statue, a small terra cotta pot, a painted ceramic pot and a pale stone pot.

Not worn, no pockets, functional, show

a woven grain figurine (2.5k)

a colorful gnome statue (10k)

4k, not worn, holds very small for one item, functional

a small terra cotta pot

a painted ceramic pot

a pale stone pot

Figurine show: Crafted from sheaves of grain bundled together, the small figurine has been given humanoid form by tying off four additional points to represent its arms and legs.

Statue show: Small and white-bearded, with exaggerated features, the gnome is dressed in a pointed red hat, black slacks, a white shirt with a cobalt blue vest, and a pair of buckled brown boots. The foot-tall figurine bears a beatific grin with a pipe out the side of its mouth. According to regional lore, this stout figurine is believed to help plants grow when placed in gardens.

[Elmhart’s Bridal] – room 26, an ivy-covered mottled brick cottage

On the yew corner counter you see a gold-speckled honeysuckle candle, an ivory-hued tuberose candle, a heart-shaped white peach candle, a sunset red passion fruit candle, a petal pink stargazer lily candle, a crocheted lilac yarn ring box, a star intaglio red oak ring box, a dove-carved pure ivory ring box, a lace-covered muslin ring pillow, a flaxen handfasting cord, a short white gossamer veil, a simple ivory lace veil and a pressed white parchment note.

2k, not worn, no pockets, functional, show, scripted to burn when lit

a gold-speckled honeysuckle candle

an ivory-hued tuberose candle

a heart-shaped white peach candle

a sunset red passion fruit candle

a petal pink stargazer lily candle

5k, not worn, holds very small for a couple items, functional

a crocheted lilac yarn ring box

a star intaglio red oak ring box

a dove-carved pure ivory ring box

5k, not worn, no pockets, holds very small on top, functional

a lace-covered muslin ring pillow

2k, not worn, no pockets, functional

a delicate flaxen handfasting cord

5k, headworn, no pockets

a short white gossamer veil finished with a ruffle of eyelet

a simple ivory lace veil appliqued with silk jasmine flowers

Candle show: The <adjective> candle looks like it could burn for quite a long time.

On the clothing rack you see a strawberry pink muslin gown, a blue and cream-hued gown, a long narrow-waisted gown, a high-waisted ivory linen gown, a delicate off-white gown, a blue-grey suede doublet, a gold-buttoned ivory sailcloth tunic, some wheat-colored breeches and a pair of brown tweed pants.

20k, chestworn, holds very small for a couple items

a soft strawberry pink muslin gown with back-gathered skirts

a blue and cream-hued gingham gown with ruffled underskirts

a long narrow-waisted gown of trillium white brushed cotton

a high-waisted ivory linen gown beaded with baroque pearls

a delicate off-white calico gown printed with orange poppies

10k, chestworn, holds very small for one item, functional

a dark blue-grey suede doublet with shirred sleeves

a gold-buttoned ivory sailcloth tunic with narrowed sleeves

10k, legworn, no pockets

some wheat-colored suede breeches

a pair of earthy brown tweed pants

On the mahogany shoe ledge you see some chestnut leather boots, some cuffed brown leather boots, a pair of ivory suede slippers and a pair of soft white linen slippers.

8k, footworn, holds very small for one item, functional

some side-buckled dusky chestnut leather boots

some crisply cuffed brown leather boots

6k, footworn, no pockets

a pair of open-toed ivory suede slippers with opal beading

a pair of soft white linen slippers with pearlescent laces

In the cedar jewelry case you see a copper-bound bloodstone armband, a brilliant diamond wristlet, a gold-twined dark ironwood bracelet, a faceted rosy morganite pendant, a strand of moonstone beads, a curved elm and hazel wristcuff, a polished red oak ring, a polished red oak band, a silver ring, a silver band, a brushed platinum ring, a brushed platinum band, a kelyn-veined mithril ring, a kelyn-veined glossy mithril band and a pressed white parchment note.

In the Common language, it reads:

My jewelry is handcrafted, and I take pride in my design work.

I will add special properties and custom finishes to my pieces when I am in the shop.

--Palema Elmhart

Properties unknown, show

a copper-bound bloodstone armband (12k)

a brilliant star-of-Tamzyrr diamond wristlet (45k)

a gold-twined dark ironwood bracelet (45k)

a faceted rosy morganite pendant (45k)

a strand of pastel moonstone beads (45k)

a curved elm and hazel wristcuff (45k)

40k, properties unknown, scripted

a polished red oak ring lightly etched with an infinity knot

a polished red oak band lightly etched with an infinity knot

a silver ring set with a trio of dragon’s-tear diamonds

a silver band centered with a dragon’s-tear diamond oval

a slender brushed platinum ring cradling a pale star emerald

a beveled brushed platinum band crowned with a star emerald

a kelyn-veined mithril ring inlaid with an ebony pearl

a kelyn-veined glossy mithril band with ebony pearl inlay

Show: The shadowy shape of a humanoid figureThe shadowy shape of a humanoid figure appears to be drawn on the <noun>.

Reported scripts

Kiss: You softly kiss a polished red oak band lightly etched with an infinity knot.

Remove: A quiet sense of loss fills you as you slide a polished red oak band lightly etched with an infinity knot off your finger.

Tap: You tap your red oak band, and then you extend your hand so that the band can be more readily admired.

Touch: You touch your red oak band lightly, reassuring yourself that you are still wearing it.

Wear: For an instant, you see a golden glow encircling a polished red oak band lightly etched with an infinity knot as you slide it onto your finger.

In the terra cotta planters you see a blush-swept alabaster rain lily, an unfurling dark purple moonflower, a fragile canary yellow buttercup, an ebon-cored sunny orange daisy, a sharp-petaled fiery tangerine zinnia, a yellow-fluted bright white daffodil, a rounded velvety white magnolia, a fan-shaped vivid cerulean iris, a gold-striated periwinkle blue violet and a thin sprig of creamy white orange blossom.

4k, scripted earworn flowers

a blush-swept alabaster rain lily

an unfurling dark purple moonflower

a fragile canary yellow buttercup

an ebon-cored sunny orange daisy

a sharp-petaled fiery tangerine zinnia

a yellow-fluted bright white daffodil

a rounded velvety white magnolia

a fan-shaped vivid cerulean iris

a gold-striated periwinkle blue violet

a thin sprig of creamy white orange blossom

In the stone pottery vases you see a verdant wildflower bouquet, a pale blue tweedia bouquet and a trailing teardrop bouquet.

6k, not worn, no pockets, functional

a verdant wildflower bouquet wrapped with lacy white ribbons

a pale blue tweedia bouquet sprigged with chamomile blossoms

a trailing teardrop bouquet of myrtle and lily of the valley

On the wooden island you see a juniper berry boutonniere, a calla lily boutonniere and a white heather boutonniere.

6k, pinworn, no pockets, functional

a juniper berry boutonniere accenting a spiky globe thistle

a white calla lily boutonniere with miniature myrtle leaves

a white heather boutonniere over a spade-shaped linden leaf

[General Store] – room 11, a set of thick modwir steps leading to the general store

In the glass showcase you see a dull steel knife, a four-pronged steel fork and a thick steel soup spoon.

10, edged, dagger base, no glyph

a dull steel knife

10, not worn, no pockets, functional

a four-pronged steel fork

a thick steel soup spoon

On the long counter you see a thin pale golden beeswax candle, a slender white taper candle and a thick blue pillar candle.

3.5k, not worn, no pockets functional, show, scripted to burn when lit

a thin pale golden beeswax candle

a slender white taper candle

a thick blue pillar candle

Show: The <adjective> candle looks like it could burn for quite a long time.

On the wooden barrel you see a dark brown oilcloth pouch and a weathered pale canvas satchel.

5k, beltworn, holds small for any number of items

a dark brown oilcloth pouch tied with twine

25k, shoulderworn, holds large for any number of items, weighs 4, can be lightened and deepened

a weathered pale canvas satchel

In the heavy crate you see a hammered copper kettle and a thick-handled iron skillet.

500, not worn, no pockets, functional

a hammered copper kettle

a thick-handled iron skillet

On the wooden counters you see a cube of thickly-sliced ham, a thin strip of crunchy bacon, a small brown cow-shaped lure, a plump white chicken-shaped lure, a steel-hinged modwir tackle box and a painted oak sign.

In the Common language, it reads:

Get your fishing supplies right here!

500, properties unknown, fishing lures

a cube of thickly-sliced ham (effective at mid-water and in the depths)

a thin strip of crunchy bacon (effective at mid-water and in the depths)

a small brown cow-shaped lure (effective in the depths)

a plump white chicken-shaped lure (effective on the surface)

10k, beltworn, holds medium for any number of items

a steel-hinged modwir tackle box

On the unstained shelves you see a spool of thin coppery wire and a spool of sisal fishing line.

Properties unknown, fishing line

a spool of thin coppery wire (17k, exceptionally strong)

a spool of sisal fishing line (10k, sturdy and strong)

On the metal racks you see a varnished haon fishing rod, a steel-banded tanik fishing rod and a bright red modwir fishing rod.

35k, properties unknown, fishing rods

a varnished haon fishing rod

a steel-banded tanik fishing rod

a bright red modwir fishing rod

[Got Your Goat] – room 2, a small portable pen situated on a bumpy patch of grass

In the Common language, it reads:

Iffn yus gots yur goat, then these here thingumabobs are fer its appe...appt....its fuud. Iffn yus wants a goat, best luk fer me. I gots sum. ~Barly

On the upturned box you see a tiny goat puppet, a tiny gnawed tin tub, a scrap of blackened silver, a broken pitchfork tine, a miniature wooden wash bucket, a tiny farmer’s daughter puppet, a chunk of gnawed haon, some curls of rusted iron, a hay-stuffed farmer doll and a bitten and chewed tin can.

Not worn, no pockets, functional

a tiny goat puppet (100)

a scrap of blackened silver (100)

a broken pitchfork tine (500)

a tiny farmer’s daughter puppet (100)

a chunk of gnawed haon (500)

some curls of rusted iron (500)

a hay-stuffed farmer doll (100)

Not worn, holds small for any number of very small items

a tiny gnawed tin tub (500)

a miniature wooden wash bucket painted with a buxom elf maid (500)

a bitten and chewed tin can (100)

[Grawood Farmstead, Field] – room 67, in the open

You tap a bright yellow dandelion. (can be gotten, no messaging)

[Grawood Farmstead, Field] – room 69, in the open

You help yourself to a plump bright orange tangerine.

Tastes
a plump bright orange tangerine (6 bites)
Your mouth fills with the sweet, ripe juice.	It is very juicy, with an almost flowery aroma.

[Grawood Farmstead, Field] – room 98, in the open

You help yourself to a gold-blushed red apple.

Tastes
a gold-blushed red apple (6 bites)
Sweet juices fill your mouth as you bite into the apple. The taste is light and flowery.	Remarkably fresh, the apple is firm and smells as sweet as it tastes.

[Grawood Farmstead, Field] – room 101, in the open

You help yourself to a plump bright red strawberry.

Tastes
a plump bright red strawberry (6 bites)
Remarkably fresh, the strawberry is firm and smells as sweet as it tastes.	Sweet juices fill your mouth as you bite into the strawberry. The taste is light and flowery.

[Grawood Farmstead, Field] – room 102, in the open

You help yourself to a plump bright orange tangerine.

Tastes
a plump bright orange tangerine (6 bites)
It is very juicy, with an almost flowery aroma.	Your mouth fills with the sweet, ripe juice.

[Grawood Farmstead, Field] – room 103, in the open

You help yourself to a plump bright red strawberry.

Tastes
a plump bright red strawberry (3 bites)
Remarkably fresh, the strawberry is firm and smells as sweet as it tastes.	Sweet juices fill your mouth as you bite into the strawberry. The taste is light and flowery.

[Grawood Farmstead, Field] – room 106, in the open

You help yourself to a speckled pale green pear.

Tastes
a speckled pale green pear (6 bites)
The flesh is soft and yielding without being unpleasantly squishy, and sweet juice flows over your tongue.	Pleasantly cool and refreshing, with just enough sweetness to suit its distinct flavor.

[Grawood Farmstead, Field] – room 112, in the open

On the cloth-draped table you see a glass of peach lemonade.

You pour yourself a glass of peach lemonade.

Tastes
a glass of peach lemonade (5 sips)
Like taking a bite from a lush, ripe peach, the fruit’s sweetness takes the bitterness out of the sour lemon base of this beverage.	The tartness of the lemon in the foreground of the drink is made sweet by an infusion of peach nectar.

[Grawood Farmstead, Field] – room 124, in the open

In the Common language, it reads:

If this is here, I’m not! But, please help yourself to a starfly! They’re caught fresh every night and are spirited little buggers. Just a thousand coins gets you one of these beauties! Containers to hold them are on the barrel.

You tap a large glass dome.

Inside, you see eight glowing blue starflies, ten glowing viridian starflies, three glowing cerulean starflies, three glowing vermilion starflies, fifteen glowing celadon starflies, eight glowing peach starflies, three glowing coral starflies, and one glowing silver starfly.

On the wine barrel you see a grape-stamped glass jelly jar, a twisted hollow glass wand, a cow-shaped clear glass jar and a translucent glass star.

20k, not worn, no pockets, functional, used to hold starflies and fireflies

a grape-stamped glass jelly jar

a cow-shaped clear glass jar

a twisted hollow glass wand

a translucent glass star

[Grawood Farmstead, Meadow] – room 17, in the open

You help yourself to a plump dark red grape.

Tastes
a plump dark red grape (2 bites)
The seeds may be a nuisance, but the taste itself is wonderful!	The sweet, ripe juice streams over your tongue.

[Grawood Farmstead, Meadow] – room 19, in the open

You help yourself to a large golden-hued grape.

Tastes
a large golden-hued grape (2 bites)
Pleasantly cool and refreshing, with just enough sweetness to suit its distinct flavor.	The flesh is soft and yielding without being unpleasantly squishy, and sweet juice flows over your tongue.

[Grawood Farmstead, Meadow] – room 36, in the open

In the Common language, it reads:

I’m enjoying the festivities! Please be honest and leave the silvers for what you take! Thank you!

In the cushion-lined tray you see a thick applewood band, a smooth willow band, a thin twisted vine ring and a wide woven wheat ring.

1.5k, fingerworn, no pockets, functional

a thick applewood band

a smooth willow band

a thin twisted vine ring

a wide woven wheat ring

[Grawood Farmstead, Meadow] – room 37, in the open

On the round table you see a stein of pale honey mead, a glass of strawberry wine, some peach and passionfruit juice and some black cherry lemonade.

You pour yourself a stein of pale honey mead.

You pour yourself a glass of strawberry wine.

You pour yourself some peach and passionfruit juice.

You pour yourself some black cherry lemonade.

Tastes
a stein of pale honey mead (7 sips)
It has a richly roasted malt aroma and a nutty taste.	You detect a hint of molasses in the hearty brew.
a glass of strawberry wine (5 sips)
The full, mature flavor of wild strawberries greets your lips as the smooth texture of the wine flows across your palate.	Essences of orange peel and banana are overcome by the sweet flavor of wild strawberries. A woody aftertaste indicates the many years of aging while in oak barrels.
some peach and passionfruit juice (5 sips)
Though the immediate experience of the juice is its lush aroma, the taste follows as a close second. The sourness of the passionfruit has been mellowed by an inclusion of peach nectar so faint the sweetness is recognizable more than the taste of the peach.	The flowery aroma of the juice belies a tart rush of passionfruit followed by subtle, sweetening hints of peach in the background.
some black cherry lemonade (5 sips)
The initial bite of tart lemons is undercut by the intense sweetness of ripe black cherries, fusing the mixture into a smooth, thirst-quenching beverage.	The natural sweetness of black cherries blends seamlessly with the sugary base of lemonade to create a layered, refreshing flavor.

[Grawood Farmstead, Meadow] – room 39, in the open

On the gilded cart you see some varicolored bowls.

In the varicolored bowls you see some silvery violet dust, some fine cerulean powder, some gilded crimson dust, some dark viridian powder, some blush pink dust, some fragrant saffron powder, some bronzed russet dust, some coarse argent powder, some bright leaf green dust, some glimmering gold powder and some vibrant magenta dust.

50, properties unknown, may be sprinkled on fires

some silvery violet dust

some fine cerulean powder

some gilded crimson dust

some dark viridian powder

some blush pink dust

some fragrant saffron powder

some bronzed russet dust

some coarse argent powder

some bright leaf green dust

some glimmering gold powder

some vibrant magenta dust

Sample use

As you sprinkle a handful of leaf green dust into the bonfire, it ignites with a hissing crackle and a starburst of brilliant leaf green flares outward.

[Grawood Farmstead, Meadow] – room 53, in the open

You help yourself to a speckled pale green pear.

Tastes
a speckled pale green pear (6 bites)
The flesh is soft and yielding without being unpleasantly squishy, and sweet juice flows over your tongue.	Pleasantly cool and refreshing, with just enough sweetness to suit its distinct flavor.

[Grawood Flowers] – room 21, a white-trimmed pale green shop

In the red-ribboned basket you see a pale pink snapdragon bouquet, a fern-accented stargazer lily bouquet, a ribbon-tied daffodil bouquet and a rosemary and daisy bouquet.

In the Common language, it reads:

~ Bouquets ~

5k, beltworn, no pockets

a pale pink snapdragon bouquet

a fern-accented stargazer lily bouquet

a white ribbon-tied daffodil bouquet

a fragrant rosemary and white daisy bouquet

In the yellow-ribboned basket you see a heart-shaped lavender sachet, a puffed peach sachet, a round scarlet rose sachet and a tightly tied crocus sachet.

In the Common language, it reads:

~ Sachets ~

3k, beltworn, no pockets, scripted

a heart-shaped lavender sachet

a puffed peach sachet

a round scarlet rose sachet

a tightly tied crocus sachet

Reported scripts

Rub: You gently rub the sachet, releasing the faint scent of rose for all to enjoy.

Smell: As you sniff the sachet, the lovely scent of rose brings a smile to your lips.

In the blue-ribboned basket you see a bunch of white oleander, a pair of purple pansies, a sprig of white honeysuckle and a long-stemmed blue iris.

In the Common language, it reads:

~ Flowers to Perch Upon Thy Ear ~

15k, properties unknown, scripted

a bunch of white oleander

a pair of purple pansies

a sprig of white honeysuckle

a long-stemmed blue iris

Reported scripts

Pull while held: You pull a long-stemmed blue iris close to your chest, covering your heart with it.

Pull while worn: You pull on a long-stemmed blue iris, removing the piece from behind your ear to bring it up to your nose a quick whiff. The strong aroma of freshly cut iris blossoms fills your senses, and a dreamy feeling overtakes you. As if in a trance, you idly thread it between your fingers before hooking it back over your ear. You then shake your head, clearing away the medatative feeling.

Smell while held (randomly chosen): As you start to take a whiff of a long-stemmed blue iris, your nose suddenly starts to itch, and before you can stop it, you honk out a violent sneeze!

You brush your nose along a long-stemmed blue iris, and the scent of freshly cut iris blossoms fills your senses.

Smell while worn: You breathe in the scent of a long-stemmed blue iris, and your senses are met with the fragrance of freshly cut iris blossoms.

Turn while held: As you turn a long-stemmed blue iris over in your hand, the piece floats up for a moment, turning on its own in the air before drifting back down into your waiting hand.

Turn while worn: You run your hand over a long-stemmed blue iris, and the entire piece seems to respond to your touch, transforming to a brighter hue until you move your fingers away.

Wear: You reach up to tuck a long-stemmed blue iris behind your ear. (adds “A long-stemmed blue iris peeks out from behind her ear.” to wearer’s features, does not work with forehead gems)

In the violet-ribboned basket you see a string of bright monkey flowers and a strand of green ivy.

In the Common language, it reads:

~ Flowers to Adorn Thy Wrist or Ankle ~

15k, wearable on wrist or ankle, scripted

a string of bright monkey flowers

a strand of green ivy

Reported scripts

Pull: You pull a strand of green ivy close to your chest, covering your heart with it.

Pull while ankleworn: You lightly pull on a strand of green ivy, and the piece wraps tightly around your ankle, drawing inward on itself and clinging to you. As you lightly touch it again, it loosens up, releasing the heady fragrance of ivy leaves.

Pull while wristworn: You hold out your wrist, admiring a strand of green ivy wrapped around it. You adjust the piece slightly, pulling it toward you and releasing the heady fragrance of ivy leaves into the air.

Smell while held (randomly chosen): You brush your nose along a strand of green ivy, and the scent of ivy leaves fills your senses.

You practically bury your nose into a strand of green ivy and deeply inhale the scent of ivy leaves.

As you start to take a whiff of a strand of green ivy, your nose suddenly starts to itch, and before you can stop it, you honk out a violent sneeze!

Taking in the aroma of ivy leaves that surrounds a strand of green ivy, your thoughts wander through old memories.

Smell while worn: You breathe in the scent of a strand of green ivy, and your senses are met with the fragrance of ivy leaves.

Turn while held (changes worn location): As you turn a strand of green ivy over in your hand, the piece floats up for a moment, fluttering slightly as it further turns on its own. It then drops back into your hand.

Turn while worn: You run your hand over a strand of green ivy, and the entire piece seems to respond to your touch, transforming to a brighter hue until you move your fingers away.

Wear for ankle: You link a strand of green ivy around your ankle. (adds “A strand of green ivy is wrapped around her ankle.” to wearer’s features, does not work with forehead gems)

Wear for wrist: You link a strand of green ivy around your wrist. (adds “A strand of green ivy is wrapped around her wrist.” to wearer’s features, does not work with forehead gems)

In the orange-ribboned basket you see a rope of fuschia wisteria and a string of vibrant red poppies.

In the Common language, it reads:

~ Flowers to Adorn They Waist, Arm, or Shoulders ~

15k, wearable on waist, arm, or shoulders, scripted

a rope of fuschia wisteria

a string of vibrant red poppies

Reported scripts

Pull while held: You pull a string of vibrant red poppies close to your chest, covering your heart with it.

Pull while worn on shoulders: As a mischevious mood overtakes you, you pull a string of vibrant red poppies up at either end, raising it above your shoulders. In a smooth motion, you shake it to-and-fro before letting it settle back into place.

Pull while worn on waist: You unknot a string of vibrant red poppies and pull it around your waist as you dance in place to your own quiet humming. The subtle scent of poppies rises up into your senses, and you smile to yourself as you finish your quiet revelry.

Pull while worn on arms: Unraveling a string of vibrant red poppies from your arm, you wave the piece through the air above your head, the movement causing the scent of poppies to waft through the air all around you. You then carefully wind it back around your arm in a loose helix.

Smell while held (randomly chosen): You practically bury your nose into a string of vibrant red poppies and deeply inhale the scent of poppies.

As you start to take a whiff of a string of vibrant red poppies, your nose suddenly starts to itch, and before you can stop it, you honk out a violent sneeze!

You brush your nose along a string of vibrant red poppies, and the scent of poppies fills your senses.

Taking in the aroma of poppies that surrounds a string of vibrant red poppies, your thoughts wander through old memories.

Smell while worn: You breathe in the scent of a string of vibrant red poppies, and your senses are met with the fragrance of poppies.

Turn while held (changes worn location): As you turn a string of vibrant red poppies over in your hand, the piece floats up for a moment, fluttering slightly as it further turns on its own. It then drops back into your waiting hand.

Turn while worn: You run your hand over a string of vibrant red poppies, and the entire piece seems to respond to your touch, transforming to a brighter hue until you move your fingers away.

Wear for shoulders: You easily wrap a string of vibrant red poppies around your shoulders. (adds “A string of vibrant red poppies is wrapped around her shoulders.” to wearer’s features, does not work with forehead gems)

Wear for waist: You easily wrap a string of vibrant red poppies around your waist. (adds “A string of vibrant red poppies is wrapped around her waist.” to wearer’s features, does not work with forehead gems)

Wear for arms: You easily wrap a string of vibrant red poppies around your arm. (adds “A string of vibrant red poppies is wrapped around her arm.” to wearer’s features, does not work with forehead gems)

On the narrow shelf you see some velvety violet amaranths, some bright orange ginger blossoms, some small white magnolias and some pale blue foxglove blossoms.

15k, headworn, no pockets, scripted

some velvety violet amaranths

some bright orange ginger blossoms

some small white magnolias

some pale blue foxglove blossoms

Reported scripts – uses altered piece

Pull while held: You pull a cluster of white trillium arranged with accenting splashes of dark crimson trillium close to your chest, covering your heart with it.

Pull while worn: In a subtle motion, you rearrange a cluster of white trillium arranged with accenting splashes of dark crimson trillium, completely transforming the pattern atop your head. As your fingers brush over each individual point, the scent of sweet trillium drifts through the air.

Smell while held (randomly chosen): You brush your nose along a cluster of white trillium arranged with accenting splashes of dark crimson trillium, and the scent of sweet trillium fills your senses.

You practically bury your nose into a cluster of white trillium arranged with accenting splashes of dark crimson trillium and deeply inhale the scent of sweet trillium.

Taking in the aroma of sweet trillium that surrounds a cluster of white trillium arranged with accenting splashes of dark crimson trillium, your thoughts wander through old memories.

As you start to take a whiff of a cluster of white trillium arranged with accenting splashes of dark crimson trillium, your nose suddenly starts to itch, and before you can stop it, you honk out a violent sneeze!

Smell while worn: You breathe in the scent of a cluster of white trillium arranged with accenting splashes of dark crimson trillium, and your senses are met with the fragrance of sweet trillium.

Turn while held: As you turn a cluster of white trillium arranged with accenting splashes of dark crimson trillium over in your hand, the piece floats up for a moment, turning on its own in the air before drifting back down into your waiting hand.

Turn while worn: You run your hand over a cluster of white trillium arranged with accenting splashes of dark crimson trillium, and the entire piece seems to respond to your touch, transforming to pale red hue until you move your fingers away.

Wear: You carefully place a cluster of white trillium arranged with accenting splashes of dark crimson trillium atop your head. (Changes hair to: “She has <description> hair adorned with a cluster of white trillium arranged with accenting splashes of dark crimson trillium.”)

On the silver nails you see some vivid purple foxglove vines, some beribboned yellow tulips and a rope of rose vines.

In the Common language, it reads:

~ Flowers to Wind Through Thy Hair ~

15k, headworn, no pockets, scripted

some vivid purple foxglove vines

some beribboned yellow tulips

a rope of rose vines

Reported scripts

Pull while held: You pull a rope of rose vines close to your chest, covering your heart with it.

Pull while worn: Lost in thought, you look off into the distance and easily unwind and wind a rope of rose vines through your hair, reassembling the spiral pattern with your idle motion until you come back to your senses.

Smell while held (random message): As you start to take a whiff of a rope of rose vines, your nose suddenly starts to itch, and before you can stop it, you honk out a violent sneeze!

You brush your nose along a rope of rose vines, and the scent of roses fills your senses.

You practically bury your nose into a rope of rose vines and deeply inhale the scent of roses.

Taking in the aroma of roses that surrounds a rope of rose vines, your thoughts wander through old memories.

Smell while worn: You breathe in the scent of a rope of rose vines, and your senses are met with the fragrance of roses.

Turn while held: As you turn a rope of rose vines over in your hand, the piece floats up for a moment, turning on its own in the air before drifting back down into your waiting hand.

Turn while worn: You run your hand over a rope of rose vines, and the entire piece seems to respond to your touch, transforming to a brighter hue until you move your fingers away.

Wear: You wind a rope of rose vines through your hair. (changes features to “She has <description> hair wound with a rope of rose vines.”)

On the white nails you see a white gardenia crown, a crimson dragonstalk garland and an elaborate twined rose circlet.

In the Common language, it reads:

~ Flowers to Crown Thy Hair ~

15k, headworn, no pockets, scripted

a white gardenia crown

a crimson dragonstalk garland

an elaborate twined rose circlet

Reported scripts

Pull while held: You pull a white gardenia crown close to your chest, covering your heart with it.

Pull while worn: You pull a white gardenia crown off of your head, raising it up toward the sky as you throw your head back with easy freedom. You then place it back in its crowning position.

Smell while held (random message): You practically bury your nose into a white gardenia crown and deeply inhale the scent of gardenias.

As you start to take a whiff of a white gardenia crown, your nose suddenly starts to itch, and before you can stop it, you honk out a violent sneeze!

You brush your nose along a white gardenia crown, and the scent of gardenias fills your senses.

Taking in the aroma of gardenias that surrounds a white gardenia crown, your thoughts wander through old memories.

Smell while worn: You breathe in the scent of a white gardenia crown, and your senses are met with the fragrance of gardenias.

Turn while held: As you turn a white gardenia crown over in your hand, the piece floats up for a moment, turning on its own in the air before drifting back down into your waiting hand.

Turn while worn: You run your hand over a white gardenia crown, and the entire piece seems to respond to your touch, transforming to a brighter hue until you move your fingers away.

Wear: You reach up and place a white gardenia crown atop your head. (changes features to: “She has <description> hair topped with a white gardenia crown.”)

On the long counter you see a miniature haon tree, a miniature woodland meadow, a miniature modwir tree and a miniature mountain scene.

15k, properties unknown, show

a miniature haon tree in a blue porcelain dish

a miniature woodland meadow in a carved wooden box (scripted)

a miniature modwir tree in a orange clay pot

a miniature mountain scene in a jeweled box (scripted)

Haon tree show: You see a single miniature haon tree in miniature perfection. The soft greyish purple bole is almost two hands around, straight and thick. It continues to a wide, lushly spreading canopy of elliptical almost luminous leaves. The miniature haon tree stands in its heavy stone bowl exuding timeless and solitary quiet. Exposed roots twine and hold the mossy soil, reaching out to the same circumference as its rounded canopy. Dark green, velvety moss covers the surrounding soil.

Woodland meadow show: Inside the container rests a perfect miniature woodland meadow. A grove of miniature aspen and alder trees overhangs the wildflower flecked verge of a crystal clear woodland pond. A steeply banked stream meanders through the miniature woods and falls with a delicate chuckle over flat mossy stones into the crystal pond. Small gold and orange fish dart and feed in the translucent depths of the crystal clear pond.

Modwir tree show: You see the perpendicular shape of a miniature modwir tree. An air of stillness surrounds this tiny tree. The grey scales in the bark and deep vertical grooves of white sap seeping into a thick bole give the tree an appearance of age. The branches whorl around the thick trunk and arch upward into a canopy of fine fuzzy needles. Long green pinecones hang in the pale foliage. Heavy green moss covers the base of the tree and overgrows the edges of the pottery dish.

Mountain scene show: Cupped in the shallow confines of its container lies a perfect miniature mountain scene. Carefully chosen rocks have been placed together to resemble a sharply jagged mountain range. A primeval forest of spiky ephlox moss marches down the steep rubble slopes of these miniature mountains. On the pebbled skirts of the mountains stands a tiny shrine of rough grey stone.

Reported meadow scripts

Exhale: You blow gently on your woodland meadow and the grove of miniature aspen and alder bends slightly as if caressed by a summer breeze. Ripples chase each other across the previously still surface of the crystal pond.

Tap: Gently you tap your woodland meadow and the miniature aspen and alder shiver slightly. The tiny gold and orange fish in the crystal pond dart and leap in apparent terror.

Turn: Carefully you turn your woodland meadow, wiping away small flecks of dust and reorienting the position for best viewing.

Reported mountain scene scripts

Exhale: You blow gently on your mountain scene and the ephlox moss forest sways and bends as if in a great wind. From within the solitary stone shrine comes the tinkling peel of a tiny bell.

Tap: You tap your mountain scene and the ephlox moss forest shivers as if shaken by a sudden clap of thunder. From within the grey stone shrine comes the wild tinkling of a tiny bell.

Turn: Carefully you turn your mountain scene, wiping away small flecks of dust and reorienting the position for best viewing.

[Hedgewater Cottage] – room 49, a black-painted door

On the ebonwood table you see a vial of thick cadmium yellow potion, a flask of gooey orange potion, a beaker of bubbling purple potion, a flask of swirling pink potion, a dark silver talisman, a mottled grey rabbit’s foot, a slender wood case, a deck of silver-edged cards and a thin vial of asp venom potion.

In the Common language, it reads:

For folks who need some help!

(Seller isn’t responsible for what you do with purchases! Be wary! Handle with care!)

yellow potion, orange potion - illusions (or delusions) for the drinker

purple potion - expels the bad out of the drinker

pink potion - teaches the drinker to see with eyes of love

asp venom potion - draws a protective circle

talisman - casts a few spells

rabbit’s foot - furry luck

cards, case - tell fortunes

15k, 5 sip potions, do not cast spells

a vial of thick cadmium yellow potion (visions to induce terror)

a flask of gooey orange potion (different visions to induce terror)

a beaker of bubbling purple potion (burping potion)

a flask of swirling pink potion (love potion)

Not worn unless noted, no pockets, functional

a dark silver talisman (25k, neckworn, show, 103 with rub, 101 with tap, 104 with wave, 105 with raise)

a mottled grey rabbit’s foot (5k, scripted)

a slender wood case (20k, show)

a deck of silver-edged cards (20k, scripted)

a thin vial of asp venom potion (25k, scripted)

Talisman show: The talisman appears to be very old. Strange runes and glyphs have been etched into its surface.

Case show: Nestled within the slot of the slender wood case is a series of wooden slats, each one crafted of a different type of wood and engraved with a painted symbol.

Reported rabbit’s foot scripts

Kiss: You feel the soft fur of your grey rabbit’s foot brush against your lips.

Rub: You tenderly groom the soft fur on your grey rabbit’s foot so it lays flat.

Tap: You tap the toenail of your grey rabbit’s foot, feeling its very sharp point!

Wave: You wave your grey rabbit’s foot in front of your body. Tiny strands of rabbit fur fly into your face, tickling your nose.

Reported cards scripts

Tap: You expertly shuffle the silver-edged cards, then cut them several times. You remove the top card from the deck, then bury it underneath. You slowly turn the next card up. It is the card with eight cups on it. After you are sure it has been seen, you place it back into the deck.

Touch: You cut the silver-edged cards several times, then softly stroke the top card with one finger. You flip the card over and place it carefully onto the table. It is the card with the artwork of a sun upon it. You glance at the card for a moment, deep in thought, then place it back into the deck.

Turn: You glance at your silver-edged cards with concern, then shuffle them carefully. You fan the cards across the table, and select one. You flip the card up, revealing it as the one marked with six wands. You nod sagely, then replace it into the deck.

Reported asp venom potion scripts

Drink: You bring the potion to your lips and tilt your head back, taking a deep drink of asp venom in a reverent fashion.

Measure: You carefully study a thin vial of asp venom potion and estimate that there are about (#) quaffs left.

Pour (15 seconds RT): You hold a thin vial of asp venom potion at arm’s length and tilt it slightly, and a thin trail of asp venom trickles steadily forth from it. You let it pour around you as you turn around around slowly, and are soon bordered by a circle of asp venom.

Tilt: You tilt the potion back and forth slowly, asp venom swirling within it languidly.

Turn (no RT): You hold a thin vial of asp venom potion at arm’s length and tilt it slightly, and a thin trail of asp venom trickles steadily forth from it. You let it pour around you as you turn around around slowly, and are soon bordered by a circle of asp venom.

Pouring or tilting the asp venom potion creates “a circular stain of asp venom” in the room with the following reported scripts

Go: You walk through the rough circle of the asp venom and stand within it, kneeling down reverently then bowing your head in supplication.

Rub (30 seconds RT): You begin to rub at a circular stain of asp venom vigorously in an attempt to clean it up. After a good amount of work it slowly fades away.

Touch: You lean down and slowly run a finger across a circular stain of asp venom briefly.

On the wooden shelves you see some green gardening gloves, a pipe-shaped carving, a chipped pestle, a thin rat’s tail anklet, a straw hat, a golden wheat sheaf amulet, a copper ring, a strip of white gauze, a silver crossed-leaves pendant and a lavender and dried thistle bracelet.

In the Common language, it reads:

They don’t do much, but they enhance YOU!

(In a minor way. They can’t fix you all the way on their own.)

gloves - discipline

pipe carving - influence

pestle - aura

anklet - dexterity

hat - logic

amulet - agility

ring - strength

arm gauze - constitution

pendant - wisdom

bracelet - intuition

Enhancives, functional

some yellow-stitched green gardening gloves (36k, worn on hands, no pockets)

a thick strip of white gauze (36k, armworn, no pockets)

a pipe-shaped carving suspended from a piece of twine (27k, properties unknown)

a chipped pestle strung from a leather cord (75k, beltworn, possibly scripted)

a silver crossed-leaves pendant (63k, neckworn, no pockets)

a thin rat’s tail anklet (36k, ankleworn, no pockets)

a straw hat accented with bits of plaid fabric (27k, headworn, no pockets)

a golden wheat sheaf-shaped amulet (36k, neckworn, no pockets)

a copper ring topped with a silver red-tinged cobbler (54k, fingerworn, no pockets)

a bracelet of dried thistles and lavender (29k, properties unknown)

Enhancive information

some yellow-stitched green gardening gloves – +2 to discipline stat

a thick strip of white gauze – +2 to constitution stat

a pipe-shaped carving suspended from a piece of twine – +2 to influence stat

a chipped pestle strung from a leather cord – +2 to aura stat

a silver crossed-leaves pendant – +2 to wisdom stat, persists, more charges than dwarf can count, no restrictions

a thin rat’s tail anklet – +2 to dexterity stat, persists, more charges than dwarf can count, no restrictions

a straw hat accented with bits of plaid fabric – +2 to logic stat

a golden wheat sheaf-shaped amulet – +2 to agility stat, persists, more charges than dwarf can count, no restrictions

a copper ring topped with a silver red-tinged cobbler – +2 to strength stat, persists, more charges than dwarf can count, no restrictions

a bracelet of dried thistles and lavender – +2 to intuition stat

On the sturdy shelves you see a handful of small black mushrooms, a poison ivy leaf, a handful of mint leaves, a beaker of watery bat guano, a strip of green-hued skin, a bottle of milky green liquid, a thin flask of creamy ivory milk, a clump of pale blue mushrooms, a red-spotted black spider, a bunch of wilted black snapdragons, a pink salamander tongue, a slimy rotted plum, a tall jar of coagulated red liquid, a saucer of nightshade balm, some juicy grey grubs, a phial of watery green mud, a snifter of white vodka, a cruet of putrefied eel flesh, a jug of fishy pickle brine, a vial of nymph’s tears and an ampoule of centaur saliva.

In the Common language, it reads:

Consume, and magic ensues!

(Might want to dull your sense of taste first!)

black mushrooms - hear thoughts

ivy leaf - Spirit Warding II

mint leaves - Flaming Aura

bat guano - Rejuvenation

skin - Adrenal Surge

green liquid - Heal

ivory liquid - Presence

blue mushrooms - Natural Colors

spider - Haste

snapdragons - Elemental Deflect

tongue - Strength

plum - Elemental Defense

red liquid - Presence

nightshade balm - Spirit Defense

grubs - Spirit Shield

mud - Bravery

vodka - Light

flesh - Remove Curse

brine - Mystic Focus

nymph tears - UnPoison

centaur saliva - UnDisease

Properties unknown

a handful of small black mushrooms (475, activates ESP, 5 bites)

a thin flask of creamy ivory milk (15k, 916, 10 sips)

a clump of pale blue mushrooms (4.5k, 601, 20 bites)

a phial of watery green mud (18k, 211, 10 sips)

a poison ivy leaf (12k, 107, 20 bites)

a handful of mint leaves (15k, 1706, 10 bites)

a bottle of milky green liquid (1k, 1101, 20 sips)

a tall jar of coagulated red liquid (8.7k, 402, 20 sips)

a beaker of watery bat guano (17k, 1607, 10 sips)

some juicy grey grubs (8.7k, 202, 20 bites)

a strip of green-hued skin (4.5k, 1107, 10 bites)

a red-spotted black spider (14k, 506, 20 bites)

a bunch of wilted black snapdragons (15k, 507, 20 bites)

an ampoule of centaur saliva (7.5k, 113, 10 sips)

a pink salamander tongue (23.5k, 509, 20 bites)

a vial of nymph’s tears (7.9k, 114, 10 sips)

a slimy rotted plum (11k, 406, 20 bites)

a saucer of nightshade balm (8k, 103, 20 bites)

a jug of fishy pickle brine (18k, 1711, 10 sips)

a snifter of white vodka (1k, 205, 20 sips)

a cruet of putrefied eel flesh (12k, 315, 10 sips)

[Hragon’s Colorant] – room 25, a quaint multicolored building

In the Common language, it reads:

All sales are final, so make sure you grab the correct item!

The flasks on the shelf will PERMANENTLY change your hair color.

The vials in the case will TEMPORARILY change your hair color for a few hours.

The dyes on the table will PERMANENTLY change CERTAIN items’ color.

On the wooden shelf you see a thin hot pink flask, a thin lavender flask, a thin rose flask, a thin torch red flask, a thin teal flask, a thin cyan flask, a thin spring bud flask and a thin lime green flask.

60k, properties unknown, permanent hair dyes

a thin hot pink flask

a thin lavender flask

a thin rose flask

a thin torch red flask

a thin teal flask

a thin cyan flask

a thin spring bud flask

a thin lime green flask

In the glass case you see a vial of rose hair dye, a vial of lime green hair dye, a vial of lavender hair dye, a vial of torch red hair dye, a vial of teal hair dye, a vial of cyan hair dye, a vial of spring bud hair dye and a vial of hot pink hair dye.

40k, properties unknown, temporary hair dyes

a vial of rose hair dye

a vial of lime green hair dye

a vial of lavender hair dye

a vial of torch red hair dye

a vial of teal hair dye

a vial of cyan hair dye

a vial of spring bud hair dye

a vial of hot pink hair dye

On the large table you see a hot pink vial of dye, a lime green vial of dye, an orchid vial of dye, a spring bud vial of dye, a cyan vial of dye, a teal vial of dye, a torch red vial of dye and a rose vial of dye.

50k, not worn, no pockets, functional, permanent item dyes

a hot pink vial of dye

a lime green vial of dye

an orchid vial of dye

a spring bud vial of dye

a cyan vial of dye

a teal vial of dye

a torch red vial of dye

a rose vial of dye

[Immuron Ironworks] – room 22, a brick-lined cobblestone pathway

On the glass-topped counter you see an orase block, a carmiln block, a deringo block, a faewood block, a hoarbeam block, a kakore block, a mesille block, a mossbark block, a ruic block, a villswood block and a hammered iron notice.

In the Common language, it reads:

Handle materials!

Properties unknown, handle materials for forging weapons

an orase block (5.6k)

a carmiln block (800)

a deringo block (1.2k)

a faewood block (6.4k)

a hoarbeam block (2080)

a kakore block (1.6k)

a mesille block (3.2k)

a mossbark block (3.2k)

a ruic block (6k)

a villswood block (5.2k)

On the modwir table you see an ironwood block, a black ash block, a white ash block, a mahogany block, an ebonwood block, a tanik block, a fel block, a rowan block and a hammered iron notice.

In the Common language, it reads:

Handle materials!

Properties unknown, handle materials for forging weapons

an ironwood block (64)

a black ash block (32)

a white ash block (32)

a mahogany block (32)

an ebonwood block (32)

a tanik block (32)

a fel block (32)

a rowan block (400)

On the apron rack you see a steel-buckled leather forging apron and a soot-stained leather forging apron.

5k, properties unknown, forging aprons

a steel-buckled leather forging apron

a soot-stained leather forging apron

In the steel scrap bin you see a dented silver saucer, a sharp patinaed bronze sliver, a bent iron rectangle, a thick hammered steel square, a thin silvery mithril triangle, a small matte imflass strip, a pale blued steel fragment and a dark blued steel scale.

Not worn, no pockets, functional

a dented silver saucer (10k, 511)

a sharp patinaed bronze sliver (9k, 1601)

a bent iron rectangle (4.5k, 601, 20 charges)

a thick hammered steel square (8k, 103)

a thin silvery mithril triangle (10k, 503)

a small matte imflass strip (8750, 202)

a pale blued steel fragment (6k, 101)

a dark blued steel scale (12k, 107)

[In The Weave] – room 112, a wide wooden booth with a slanted oilcloth awning

In the Common language, it reads:

Welcome and enjoy! Though attractive all on their own, the flowers and trinkets here can be woven together to create a variety of wearable adornments. Simply WEAVE one item WITH the next.

In the water-filled vase you see a slender saffron-hued crocus, a stalk of delicate bluebells, a miniature wine-hued tea rose, a cluster of white verbena blossoms, a stalk of hazy white allium and some peach scarlet-edged freesia.

1.5k, not worn, no pockets, functional, usable in the weaving system

a slender saffron-hued crocus

a stalk of delicate bluebells

a miniature wine-hued tea rose

a cluster of white verbena blossoms

a stalk of hazy white allium

some peach scarlet-edged freesia

In the straw basket you see a long-stemmed pale violet thistle, a thin-stemmed fuschia azalea blossom, a blushed pale white apple blossom, a spiny-petaled crimson dahlia, a yellow and vibrant pink zinnia, a star-shaped niveous orange blossom, a piece of red small-flowered sorrel, a ruffled bright yellow buttercup, a stem of tiny white waxflower and a cluster of rose-cast honeysuckle.

1.5k, not worn, no pockets, functional, usable in the weaving system

a long-stemmed pale violet thistle

a thin-stemmed fuschia azalea blossom

a blushed pale white apple blossom

a spiny-petaled crimson dahlia

a yellow and vibrant pink zinnia

a star-shaped niveous orange blossom

a piece of red small-flowered sorrel

a ruffled bright yellow buttercup

a stem of tiny white waxflower

a cluster of rose-cast honeysuckle

On the wooden table you see a braid of pale prairie grass, a lengthy willow branch, a curved segment of grapevine, a thorn-studded length of rose vine, a long stem of orange-flowered butterflyweed and a thin strip of dark licorice root.

1.5k, not worn, no pockets, functional, usable in the weaving system

a braid of pale prairie grass

a lengthy willow branch

a curved segment of grapevine

a thorn-studded length of rose vine

a long stem of orange-flowered butterflyweed

a thin strip of dark licorice root

In the wooden box lid you see a banded blue jay feather, a cream and dark gold hawk feather, a dark square fel bead, a polished dark red maoral bead, a strip of blue-violet linen, a piece of pale azure cotton, a blue-swept opaque glass butterfly, a gold-flecked tiny glass rose, a lustrous blued rowan star, a lacquered tiny oak cow, a miniature ebonwood goat, a creamy daisy-patterned ribbon, a ribbon of chicken-trimmed muslin and a glossy ebon vulture feather.

1.5k, not worn, no pockets, functional, usable in the weaving system

a banded blue jay feather

a cream and dark gold hawk feather

a dark square fel bead

a polished dark red maoral bead

a strip of blue-violet linen

a piece of pale azure cotton

a blue-swept opaque glass butterfly

a gold-flecked tiny glass rose

a lustrous blued rowan star

a lacquered tiny oak cow

a miniature ebonwood goat

a creamy daisy-patterned ribbon

a ribbon of chicken-trimmed muslin

a glossy ebon vulture feather

[Leanney’s Shop] – room 9, a thatch-roofed whitewashed cottage

On the glass-front counter you see a button-eyed corn husk doll, a male corn husk doll, a baby corn husk doll, a plow horse corn husk doll and some bright-colored corn.

900, not worn, no pockets, functional, scripted

a button-eyed female corn husk doll with wild red straw hair

a straw-haired male corn husk doll with button eyes

a bonnet-topped baby corn husk doll wearing a simple dress

a silk-maned plow horse doll crafted of corn husks

500, not worn, no pockets, functional

some bright-colored dried corn preserved beneath clear shellac

Reported scripts

Hug: You give your corn husk doll a warm hug.

On the pale linen mannequin you see a pair of pointed cotton slippers, a full-skirted beige cotton shift, a cobalt blue cotton kirtle and a braided ribbon choker.

No pockets

a pair of pointed cotton slippers embroidered with daisies (500, footworn)

a full-skirted beige cotton shift (750, possibly worn under chestworns)

a jade-buttoned cobalt blue cotton kirtle (12050, chestworn, possibly scripted)

a braided blue and beige cotton ribbon choker (500, neckworn)

On the pale silk mannequin you see a pair of delicate violet slippers, a clinging white linen shift, an embroidered lamb’s wool kirtle and a silver-strung carved opal.

No pockets

a pair of delicate violet linen slippers (500, footworn)

a clinging white linen shift with fitted sleeves (750, possibly worn under chestworns)

an embroidered violet lamb’s wool kirtle (12050, chestworn, possibly scripted)

a silver-strung opal carved with delicate flowers (500, neckworn)

On the display rack you see a fringed beige cotton shawl, a triangular white linen shawl, a wide-brimmed white linen bonnet, a ribbon-laced violet cotton bonnet, a jaunty lady’s riding hat and a wide-brimmed oiled leather hat.

7050, cloakworn, no pockets, scripted

a fringed beige cotton shawl patterned with daisies

a triangular white linen shawl with violet fringe

500, headworn, no pockets

a wide-brimmed white linen bonnet

a ribbon-laced violet cotton bonnet

a jaunty lady’s riding hat

a wide-brimmed oiled leather hat

Reported scripts

Pull: With a light tug, you draw your white linen shawl higher up your shoulders.

Push: You shrug nonchalantly causing your white linen shawl to slip from your shoulders and down your arms.

Remove: Shrugging your shoulders, you let a triangular white linen shawl with violet fringe slip down your arms into your waiting hand.

Wear: Drawing a triangular white linen shawl with violet fringe up over your head, you place the light garment upon your shoulders.

On the brass display rack you see a homespun charcoal twill jacket, a high-collared leather hunting jacket, a dark blue lamb’s wool vest and a braid-edged stiff leather vest.

12750, cloakworn, holds large for any number of items, possibly scripted

a homespun charcoal twill jacket

a high-collared leather hunting jacket

750, worn over the front, holds very small for a couple very small items, functional

a dark blue lamb’s wool vest

a braid-edged stiff leather vest

On the copper display rack you see a collarless mouse brown tunic, a high-collared hunter green tunic, an open-necked white cotton shirt and a bloused beige cotton shirt.

750, chestworn, no pockets, scripted

a collarless mouse brown tunic with copper eyelets

a high-collared hunter green tunic with oak leaf embroidery

an open-necked white cotton shirt with fitted cuffs

a blouse-sleeved beige cotton shirt with a rawhide-laced neckline

Reported scripts

Pinch: You snap a stray thread from your tunic, feeling a bit sheepish about its appearance.

Pull: You tug at the fabric of your tunic, straightening the tailored lines.

Push: You fitfully adjust the fabric of your tunic, plucking at it with fidgeting fingers.

Rub: You flick an invisible bit of dust from the fabric of your tunic.

In the copper-banded trunk you see a pair of soft suede boots, a pair of polished black boots, a pair of buckled suede shoes and a pair of boiled leather shoes.

575, footworn, holds very small for one item, functional

a pair of soft suede boots

a pair of polished black boots

500, footworn, no pockets

a pair of buckled suede shoes

a pair of boiled leather shoes

On the round table you see a fluffy charcoal grey plume, a soft grouse feather, a jaunty hunter green hat and a pointed dark brown hat.

500, properties unknown, possibly scripted

a fluffy charcoal grey plume

a soft grouse feather

15050, properties unknown, show, scripted

a jaunty hunter green hat

a pointed dark brown hat

Show: You carefully examine your <adjective> hat.

Reported scripts

Bow while wearing: You take a gallant bow, tipping your hat slightly, before sweeping it behind your back. After a moment’s pause you rise and place your hat firmly on your head, adjusting it to fit.

Pull while wearing (with feather in): You carefully pull a fluffy charcoal grey plume from your hat.

Pull while wearing (with no feather): You do not have a feather in your hat.

Put (feather) in while wearing: You carefully tuck your charcoal grey plume into your hat, smoothing it perfectly into place.

Rub while wearing: You run your fingers along folds of your hat, creasing it carefully back into its original form.

Turn while wearing: You give a quick nod and tip your hat.

Wear: You place your hat on top of your head with one hand, adjusting it slightly for a perfect fit.

[Nanetta’s Cafe] – room 10, a large bright yellow building

In the Common language, it reads:

RIf the waitress is busy step up to the counter

and GET ye some vittles. Enjoy!

~~Today’s Specials~~

Breakfast: Giantman stack of hot griddlecakes with crispy bacon

Eggs over easy with boar shank sausage

Lunch: Possum hash with biscuits and gravy

Grilled cheese on dark wheat toast

Supper: Boiled spicy crawfish with stewed tomatoes

Crumb-dredged catfish fillets with wild rice

Mystery stew with steaming potato dumplings

On the scrubbed stone counter you see a deep bowl of mystery stew, a small bowl of lemony wild rice, some flaky crumb-dredged catfish, a heaping bowl of stewed tomatoes, a platter of boiled spicy crawdads, a dark wheat grilled cheese sandwich, a buttered warm and flaky biscuit, some potato and possum hash, a plate of boar shank sausage, a butter-topped over-easy fried egg, a plate of crisp and tasty bacon and a giantman stack of hot griddlecakes.

Properties unknown

a deep bowl of mystery stew (500)

a small bowl of lemony wild rice (500)

some flaky crumb-dredged catfish (500)

a heaping bowl of stewed tomatoes (500)

a platter of boiled spicy crawdads (500)

a dark wheat grilled cheese sandwich (500)

a buttered warm and flaky biscuit (100)

some potato and possum hash (300)

a plate of boar shank sausage (500)

a butter-topped over-easy fried egg (300)

a plate of crisp and tasty bacon (500)

a giantman stack of hot griddlecakes (100)

In the Common language, it reads:

Indulge your wine tasting desires with the samples found on the table. Our fine wines are available for purchase in full bottles within the rack. ~Nanetta

On the modwir table you see a goblet of pink raspberry wine, a glass of red gooseberry wine, a goblet of mellow apricot wine, a glass of pale dandelion wine, a snifter of spiced apple wine, a goblet of golden peach wine, a goblet of aged flaeshorn wine, a glass of wild blueberry wine, a glass of grumbleberry wine and a snifter of sweet pear wine.

Properties unknown

a goblet of pink raspberry wine (2k, 1711)

a glass of red gooseberry wine (500, 1601)

a goblet of mellow apricot wine (800, 905)

a glass of pale dandelion wine (600, healing)

a snifter of spiced apple wine (500, 503)

a goblet of golden peach wine (700, 404)

a goblet of aged flaeshorn wine (500, 403)

a glass of wild blueberry wine (2k, 211)

a glass of grumbleberry wine (1.2k, 117)

a snifter of sweet pear wine (700, 114)

In the wine rack you see a bottle of pink raspberry wine, a bottle of red gooseberry wine, a bottle of mellow apricot wine, a bottle of pale dandelion wine, a bottle of spiced apple wine, a bottle of golden peach wine, a bottle of aged flaeshorn wine, a bottle of wild blueberry wine, a bottle of grumbleberry wine and a bottle of sweet pear wine.

Properties unknown

a bottle of pink raspberry wine (18k)

a bottle of red gooseberry wine (9k)

a bottle of mellow apricot wine (15k)

a bottle of pale dandelion wine (11k)

a bottle of spiced apple wine (10k)

a bottle of golden peach wine (12k)

a bottle of aged flaeshorn wine (10k)

a bottle of wild blueberry wine (20k)

a bottle of grumbleberry wine (12k)

a bottle of sweet pear wine (7k)

In the Common language, it reads:

Secret Ingrediants for Nanetta’s Pies

Chocolate raspberry - 113

Pumpkin - 406

Apple - 1107

Blackberry - 509

Chocolate cream - 202

Raisin - 601

Lemon - 911

Blueberry - 303

Note to the Pastry Chef:

Guard these secrets well, or you’re fired! ~Nanetta

On the window sill you see a crumbly blackberry pie, a warm flaky apple pie, a honeyed pecan and pumpkin pie and a chocolate and raspberry cream pie.

Properties unknown

a crumbly blackberry pie (11k, 509)

a warm flaky apple pie (5k, 1107)

a honeyed pecan and pumpkin pie (5k, 406)

a chocolate and raspberry cream pie (5k, 113)

In the pie cupboard you see a decadent chocolate cream pie, a sweet plump raisin pie, a fluffy lemon meringue pie and a juicy blueberry pie.

Properties unknown

a decadent chocolate cream pie (5k, 202)

a sweet plump raisin pie (3k, 601)

a fluffy lemon meringue pie (10k, 911)

a juicy blueberry pie (7k, 303)

[The Pitchfork Pub] – room 27, a bright red modwir barn

In the Common language, it reads:

~+~ Welcome to the Pitchfork Pub ~+~

Rules:

No fighting, take it outside.

No falling from the loft.

Enjoy yourselves!

You tap a steel-banded thick modwir keg.

You pour yourself a mug of frothy Grawood amber ale.

Tastes
a mug of frothy Grawood amber ale (7 sips)
An insistent roasted maltiness provides a counter to the bittersweet fruitiness.	The rich brew fills your mouth with a satisfying bitter malt fullness.

On the battered haon bar you see a cup of chilled mint tea, a shot of pale amber whiskey, a stout mug of spiced apple mead, a stein of Grawood golden ale, a shot of red pepper whiskey, a glass of dark red wine, a snifter of dirty brandy, a mug of strawberry champagne, a flask of red-hued rum, a stein of dark and foamy beer and a glass of strawberry ale.

Properties unknown

a cup of chilled mint tea (15)

a shot of pale amber whiskey (20)

a stout mug of spiced apple mead (30)

a stein of Grawood golden ale (50)

a shot of red pepper whiskey (100)

a glass of dark red wine (150)

a snifter of dirty brandy (250)

a mug of strawberry champagne (200)

a flask of red-hued rum (150)

a stein of dark and foamy beer (50)

a glass of strawberry ale (100)

On the hand-carved sideboard you see a slice of shepherd’s pie, a round loaf of dark brown bread, a grilled ear of corn, a buttered and crosshatched potato, a large red apple, a bowl of chunky potato soup, a soft buttered roll, a roasted cockatrice leg, some red bean salad, a handful of ripe strawberries and a slice of rhubarb pie.

Properties unknown

a slice of shepherd’s pie (35)

a round loaf of dark brown bread (30)

a grilled ear of corn (15)

a buttered and crosshatched potato (15)

a large red apple (5)

a bowl of chunky potato soup (10)

a soft buttered roll (25)

a roasted cockatrice leg accented with artichoke shavings (50)

some red bean salad (40)

a handful of ripe strawberries (35)

a slice of sugar-topped rhubarb pie (30)

[Pretty-Up With Paint] – room 52, a brightly painted booth

In the Common language, it reads:

The paintsticks only have ten uses, so choose your victims wisely! Remember that each type of stick has different designs!

On the linen-covered table you see a linen cloth, a colorful bird-etched stick, a rough multi-colored stick, a glossy vine-etched stick, a faded black stick, a short green stick, a thin swirl-etched stick, a narrow blue stick, a curved white stick, a carved red stick and a red banner.

5k, not worn, no pockets, functional, scripted to remove paint with RUB

a linen cloth

10k, properties unknown, scripted to paint faces, 10 uses

a colorful bird-etched stick (paints fish, unicorn, bird, cloud, sadfrown and rose)

a rough multi-colored stick (paints puppy, rolton, tiger, raccoon, unicorn, mouse, rainbow, bee, note, sun, veins and kobold)

a glossy vine-etched stick (paints ivy, lightning, design, pyramid, flower and vines)

a faded black stick (paints spider, ghoul, witch, bat, cat, rose, cloud, beetle and black widow)

a short green stick (paints scales, eye, warts, dragon, dots, leaves, frog, clover and lizard)

a thin swirl-etched stick (paints stars, sunburst, dragon, cat, rainbow and drops)

a narrow blue stick (paints rose, moon, butterfly, flames, hearts, demon, hummingbird, flower, wraith and wave)

a curved white stick (paints daisy, ghost, wolf, skull, jester, clown, feathers, skeleton, mummy, kobold and golem)

a carved red stick (paints blood, scar, target, fangs, gashes, flower, hearts, pumpkin and eagle)

Example of Painting – appears on line separate from features and tattoos

You see (Person) the Bodyguard.

She appears to be a Forest Gnome.

She is diminutive and appears to be very young. She has gold-flecked, wide tawny brown eyes and flawless olive-toned skin. She has ankle-length, warm chestnut hair that tumbles to her knees in a froth of unruly curls. She has a finely boned heart-shaped face, a mocha-freckled nose and a trio of faint clawmark scars beneath the left ear.

She has has a rearing unicorn painted with a twisted gold horn on her cheek.

She has a set of stylized black and gold clawmarks tattooed beneath her left eye, a bashful wood sprite tattoo on her ankle, a tipped paint bottle and leaf tattoo on her leg, and a set of four tattooed pawprints on her leg.

[The Rickety Shed] – room 24, an old rickety shed

On the coat rack you see a patchwork hide cloak, a dirty ebony linen jacket, an umber wool coat, a dark wool coat and a dirt-laden wool frock coat.

35k, cloakworn, holds very large for any number of items

a patchwork hide cloak made from various animal pelts

a dirty ebony linen jacket tattered at the wrists

an umber wool coat stitched with patches upon each sleeve

a silver-buttoned dark wool coat riddled with holes of various sizes

a dirt-laden wool frock coat trimmed with black linen

In the monir chest you see a brown glass bottle, a petrified rabbit’s paw, a dull iron horseshoe, a dark brown barn owl feather, a corn cob pipe, a dark pheasant quill, a pair of brown leather sandals, a wide rope belt, a pair of black linen trousers, a dingy white muslin shirt and a clear glass bottle.

Properties unknown

a brown glass bottle wrapped with a yellow label (9k, 1711, 5 sips)

a clear glass bottle wrapped with a green label (4.5k, 1107, 5 sips)

No pockets

a petrified rabbit’s paw dyed bright yellow (6870, not worn, functional, 506)

a dull iron horseshoe covered in rust (13120, not worn, functional, 509)

a dark brown barn owl feather (2k, not worn, functional, 1701)

a corn cob pipe with no mouthpiece (7.5k, not worn, functional, 1706)

a dark pheasant quill dyed a dark crimson (5250, not worn, functional, 609)

a pair of brown leather sandals with hemp straps (5k, footworn)

a wide rope belt tied in a series of knots (5k, waistworn)

10k, holds very small for a couple items

a pair of black linen trousers patched at the knees (legworn, functional)

a loose-fitting dingy white muslin shirt (chestworn)

On the iron hooks you see an oak-handled steel fist-scythe, a rusty steel butcher knife, a fel-hilted steel hook-knife, a modwir-hafted steel war hammer and a weathered orase crook.

Brawling, enchanter’s glyph

an oak-handled steel fist-scythe (50k, fist-scythe base)

a fel-hilted steel hook-knife (25k, hook-knife base)

15k, edged, dagger base, enchanter’s glyph

a rusty steel butcher knife

67k, blunt, war hammer base, enchanter’s glyph

a modwir-hafted steel war hammer

121k, THW, rune staff base, no glyph

a weathered orase crook wrapped in muslin rags

On the steel worktable you see a dingy glass jug, a yellowed glass jug, a blue glass jug, a crimon glass jug and a cracked glass jug.

Properties unknown

a dingy glass jug filled with clear liquid (20k, 211, 10 sips)

a yellowed glass jug filled with clear liquid (9k, 1601, 20 sips)

a blue glass jug filled with clear liquid (4.5k, 601, 20 sips)

a crimson glass jug filled with clear liquid (10k, 503, 20 sips)

a cracked glass jug filled with clear liquid (20k, 511, 10 sips)

[Smarten Up] – room 53, a bright yellow daisy-painted wagon

In the Common language, it reads:

Freshly baked today! Take what you like! ~Cathiene.

On the oak table you see a glass of peach juice and a slice of banana bread.

You pour yourself a tall glass of fresh peach juice.

You help yourself to a large slice of warm banana bread.

Tastes
a tall glass of fresh peach juice (6 sips)
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.
a large slice of warm banana bread (3 bites)
The banana pieces mixed into the bread are accented sweetly by the rich frosting.	The moist bread melts across your tongue, flooding your mouth with the sweet taste of banana.

On the long oak shelf you see a pressed blue cotton shirt, a long-sleeved flannel shirt, a formal grey cotton shirt, a grey-blue cotton shirt, a crisp white linen shirt and a thyme green cotton shirt.

10k, chestworn, no pockets

a pressed dark blue cotton shirt with a button down collar

a long-sleeved blue and white flannel shirt with rolled cuffs

a formal grey cotton shirt with neatly pressed cuffs

a grey-blue cotton shirt fastened with square bronze buttons

a crisp white linen shirt adorned with invar cufflinks

a neatly pressed thyme green cotton shirt

On the thin oak shelf you see a pair of sorrel twill pants, a pair of blue leather pants, a pair of navy linen pants, a pair of dark brown trousers, a pair of twill breeches, a pair of tailored brown pants, a pair of black cotton pants and a pair of brown cotton trousers.

10k, legworn, no pockets

a pair of fleece-lined sorrel twill pants

a pair of modestly cut dark blue leather pants

a pair of navy linen pants with crisp front creases

a pair of fitted dark brown twill trousers

a pair of loosely cut twill breeches with a gold button

a pair of tailored mushroom brown cotton pants

a pair of black cotton pants fastened with a gold buckle

a pair of neatly pressed brown cotton trousers

On the short oak shelf you see a roomy maroon leather pouch, a black drawstring pouch, a wide brown leather belt, a cracked black leather belt and a simple leather belt.

5k, beltworn, holds medium for any number of items

a gold-buttoned roomy maroon leather belt pouch

a silk-lined black leather drawstring pouch

5k, waistworn, no pockets

a gold-studded wide brown leather belt

a bronze-buckled cracked black leather belt

a simple gold-buckled burgundy leather belt

On the cherrywood rack you see a billowing sorrel cotton frock, a short-sleeved plum linen dress, a persimmon cotton smock, an amber chainsil dress, a sleeveless hunter green dress and a burgundy linen dress.

10k, chestworn, no pockets

a billowing sorrel cotton frock with dual-layered skirts

a short-sleeved plum linen dress with a white fustian bodice

a cream cotton smock banded at the elbows with grey ribbon

an amber chainsil dress beaded at the sleeves with pearls

a sleeveless hunter green dress with sheer crochet trim

a burgundy linen dress with a collar of layered ruffles

On the modwir rack you see a corn-hued fustian kirtle, a knee-length beige muslin dress, a slim ecru cotton kirtle, a pale yellow linen kirtle, a red and white striped dress and a loose sage green dress.

10k, chestworn, no pockets

a corn-hued fustian kirtle belted with elliptical copper links

a knee-length beige muslin dress with a deep square neckline

a slim ecru cotton kirtle fastened with cedar buttons

a long-sleeved pale yellow linen kirtle with a billowy skirt

a red and white striped dress with three-quarter sleeves

a loose sage green dress with pin-tucked skirts

On the oak rack you see a broad golden straw hat, a tall peach suede bonnet, a curved beige lace hat, a pale woven hat and a wide-brimmed hat.

5k, headworn, no pockets

a broad golden straw hat that curls at the edges

a tall peach suede bonnet adorned with ivory feathers

a curved beige lace hat festooned with dried flowers

a pale woven hat adorned with sage green cross stitch

a wide-brimmed hat banded with a length of polka dot ribbon

In the wicker basket you see a dried bluebell circlet, a dried ginger blossom circlet, a dried tulip circlet, a dried honeysuckle circlet and an apple blossom circlet.

5k, headworn, no pockets

a circlet of dried bluebells interwoven with pale green silk

a circlet of dried ginger blossoms interwoven with gold twigs

a circlet of dried tulips woven with vibrantly hued ribbons

a circlet of dried honeysuckle interwoven with Imaera’s Lace

a circlet of interwoven dried apple blossoms and freesia

[Spring Chicken] – room 17, a large feathered tent

In the Common language, it reads:

The wooden animals have magic in them! I forget which is which! Good luck! - Murley

On the wooden counter you see a small dark mithril weight, a mithril-lined willow creel, a large flower-shaped lure, a leaf-shaped gold lure, a gold anchor-shaped lure, a spool of blue fishing line and a bone-inlaid maoral fishing rod.

900, not worn, no pockets, functional, fishing weight, possibly scripted

a small dark mithril weight

25k, beltworn, holds medium for any number of items, possibly scripted

a mithril-lined willow creel

500, properties unknown, fishing lures, effective in the depths

a large flower-shaped lure

a leaf-shaped gold lure

a gold anchor-shaped lure

25k, properties unknown, fishing line, somewhat strong

a spool of blue fishing line

35k, properties unknown, fishing rod

a bone-inlaid maoral fishing rod

On the overturned crate you see a pair of alabaster dice, a pair of small fishbone dice, a pair of black mithril dice, a pair of ivory dice, a pair of scrimshaw dice, some chiseled fishbone darts, some sharp gold mithril darts, some polished black imflass darts and some thin red imflass darts.

1k, properties unknown, possibly scripted

a pair of alabaster dice

a pair of small fishbone dice

a pair of black mithril dice

a pair of ivory dice

a pair of scrimshaw dice

15k, ranged, arrow base, set of 3 darts to throw at dart boards, show

some chiseled fishbone darts

some sharp gold mithril darts

some polished black imflass darts

some thin red imflass darts

Show: You see a set of 3 <adjective> darts.

You notice a small initial stamped on the ferrule, but you can’t quite read it.

On the wooden stand you see a hand-carved white wooden owl, a spotted white wooden cow, a small indigo wooden duck, a small brown wooden goat, a large blue wooden chicken, a bright yellow wooden rooster, a sanded grey wooden horse, a smooth black wooden raven, a tiny azure wooden rabbit, a tiny green wooden turtle and a fat pink wooden pig.

Not worn, no pockets, functional, 10 charges

a hand-carved white wooden owl (18k, 1711)

a spotted white wooden cow (6k, 603, weighs 2)

a small indigo wooden duck (6k, 403)

a small brown wooden goat (6k, 113)

a large blue wooden chicken (6k, 107)

a bright yellow wooden rooster (6250, 205)

a sanded grey wooden horse (10k, 511)

a smooth black wooden raven (6870, 206)

a tiny azure wooden rabbit (6k, 101)

a tiny green wooden turtle (6k, 404)

a fat pink wooden pig (6330, 114)

[Tim’s Corncobs!] – room 27, a squat wooden building

On the long counter you see a leather tobacco pouch, some red rhubarb pipe tobacco, some grey vanilla pipe tobacco, some crimson strawberry pipe tobacco, some green mint pipe tobacco, some rust-hued harvest pipe tobacco, a flat-bowled cherrywood pipe, a semi-curved corncob pipe, a reed-stemmed corncob pipe, an oak-stemmed corncob pipe and a short-stemmed corncob pipe.

5k, beltworn, holds small for any number of items

a leather tobacco pouch

2k, properties unknown, scripted pipe tobacco

some red rhubarb pipe tobacco

some grey vanilla pipe tobacco

some crimson strawberry pipe tobacco

some green mint pipe tobacco

some rust-hued harvest pipe tobacco

40k unless noted, not worn, no pockets, functional, scripted pipes

a flat-bowled cherrywood pipe (50k)

a semi-curved corncob pipe

a reed-stemmed corncob pipe

an oak-stemmed corncob pipe

a short-stemmed corncob pipe

[Widdley’s Handcrafts] – room 23, a small red brick workshop with a gabled roof

On the modwir counter you see a silver-veined pale blue tourmaline, a triangular prism of clear tourmaline, a prism of glossy black tourmaline, a prism of forest green tourmaline, a yellow-banded deep pink tourmaline, a translucent dark purple amethyst, a hexagonal prism of golden beryl, a shard of matte black jasper, a shard of pale yellow jasper, a rectangular pale blue cordierite and a circular modwir plaque.

In the Common language, it reads:

Diamonds are gaudy.

500, properties unknown, possible gem objects

a silver-veined pale blue tourmaline

a triangular prism of clear tourmaline

a prism of glossy black tourmaline

a prism of forest green tourmaline

a yellow-banded deep pink tourmaline

a translucent dark purple amethyst

a hexagonal prism of golden beryl

a shard of matte black jasper

a shard of pale yellow jasper

a rectangular pale blue cordierite

On the modwir table you see a pair of ironwood fasteners, a small bleached kakore buckle, a white-painted circular modwir brooch, a pair of carved orase toggles, a thin spiraled ruic bar, a trio of carved ironwood buttons, a rough natural modwir toggle, a thick silvery orase buckle, a triangular pale mistwood brooch and a small modwir sign.

In the Common language, it reads:

The trinkets here would be useful in clasping cloaks and similar containers.

You won’t be able to wear them by themselves, unfortunately.

Properties unknown, lockmastery clasps

a pair of ironwood fasteners (5k)

a small bleached kakore buckle (8k)

a white-painted circular modwir brooch (5k)

a pair of carved orase toggles (10k)

a thin spiraled ruic bar (10k)

a trio of carved ironwood buttons (5k)

a rough natural modwir toggle (5k)

a thick silvery orase buckle (10k)

a triangular pale mistwood brooch (8k)

In the modwir case you see a bleached bone key blank, an iron key blank, an imflass key blank, a mithril key blank, a silvery mithril arrowhead, a pitted bronze buckle, a spiraled silver stud, a pair of thick mithril buckles, a burnished rose gold toggle, a circular hammered iron brooch and a small modwir sign.

In the Common language, it reads:

If you find a talented locksmith, they could cut a key from these blanks

The other trinkets would be useful in clasping cloaks and similar containers

You won’t be able to wear them by themselves, unfortunately.

Properties unknown, lockmastery items

a bleached bone key blank (5k)

an iron key blank (2.5k)

an imflass key blank (15k)

a mithril key blank (8k)

a silvery mithril arrowhead (10k)

a pitted bronze buckle (3k)

a spiraled silver stud (6k)

a pair of thick mithril buckles (10k)

a burnished rose gold toggle (10k)

a circular hammered iron brooch (2.5k)

[The Write Stop] – room 42, a large oak wagon covered in scrollwork

In the Common language, it reads:

@@ Welcome to the Write Stop @@

Upon the counter is what is known as “whisper paper.”

WHISPER to the paper to record a message.

Fives uses per sheet! And remember...

NO SWEARING!

To use whispering papers:

Teekhum says, “So, with this, you can WHISPER to the paper to leave a message for others. It has five uses.”

Teekhum whispers to his vellum and flames erupt from the center of it. The flame dies as suddenly as it started and the vellum returns to its calm state.

Teekhum says, “It will have your message there, and sign it with today’s date.”

Teekhum says, “Once the charges are gone, the paper will be no more.”

Teekhum says, “You can also...”

Teekhum idly creases his vellum.

Teekhum says, “Fold it.”

Teekhum says, “Or open it back up.”

Teekhum opens his folded vellum.

Teekhum asks, “And if you no longer wish to keep it, or if your message must never be seen by anyone else?”

Teekhum says, “Fold it again.”

Teekhum idly creases his vellum.

Teekhum exclaims, “And tear it!”

Teekhum grasps his vellum and creates a small tear in the edge. Quickly, the tear grows, turning the vellum into some confetti.

Teekhum taps a handful of confetti, which is in his right hand.

Teekhum says, “You can throw this stuff too.”

Teekhum throws a handful of confetti up into the air, and it floats down in a cloud all over the area!

Teekhum throws a handful of confetti up into the air, and it floats down in a cloud all over the area!

Teekhum throws a handful of confetti up into the air, and it floats down in a cloud all over the area!

Teekhum throws a handful of confetti up into the air, and it floats down in a cloud all over the area!

Teekhum says, “Like so.”

On the mahogany counter you see a torn vellum manuscript, a sheet of niveous vellum, an ivy-edged white parchment, a yellowed notecard, a small piece of paper, a slightly curled scroll, an aged sheet of palimpsest, a watermarked vellum note, a torn vellum page, a stiff off-white card, a stiff ebon-hued card, a dog-eared scrap of papyrus, a scrap of textured paper and a creased paper leaflet.

25k, not worn, no pockets, functional, whispering papers

a torn vellum manuscript

a sheet of niveous vellum

an ivy-edged white parchment

a yellowed notecard

a small piece of paper

a slightly curled scroll

an aged sheet of palimpsest

a watermarked vellum note

a torn vellum page

a stiff off-white card

a stiff ebon-hued card

a dog-eared scrap of papyrus

a scrap of textured paper

a creased paper leaflet

On the fel table you see a deer-embossed hunter green envelope, a water-damaged leather envelope, a sigil-stamped leather envelope, a leather-bound burnt umber envelope, a rune-stamped vellum envelope, a old vellum envelope, a faded vellum envelope, a leaf-embossed yellowed envelope and a grass-stained parchment envelope.

2k, not worn, holds very small for one item, functional

a deer-embossed hunter green envelope

a water-damaged leather envelope

a sigil-stamped leather envelope

a leather-bound burnt umber envelope

a rune-stamped vellum envelope

an old vellum envelope marked with a series of sigils

a faded vellum envelope

a leaf-embossed yellowed envelope

a grass-stained parchment envelope

On the ebonwood shelf you see an ebon-hued paper envelope, a stark white paper envelope, a dark crimson paper envelope, a bright pink paper envelope, a forest green paper envelope, a small paper envelope and a wax-sealed paper envelope.

2k, not worn, holds very small for one item, functional

an ebon-hued paper envelope stamped with an image of a dagger

a stark white paper envelope edged in inked ivy

a dark crimson paper envelope

a bright pink paper envelope

a forest green paper envelope

a small paper envelope

a wax-sealed paper envelope

In the wooden box you see a small leather card case, a distressed leather case, a sleek ebony leather case, a cracked red leather case and a faded puce leather case.

12k, not worn, holds small for any number of very small items, functional

a small leather card case

a distressed leather case

a sleek ebony leather case

a cracked red leather case

a faded puce leather case

In the wooden crate you see a distressed leather tote, a leather scroll tube, an oil-stained linen satchel, a torn cotton bag, a grass-stained burlap sack, a ripped burlap hip-satchel and a soft ebony velvet pouch.

25k, beltworn, holds medium for any number of items

a distressed leather tote with snake skin straps

a leather scroll tube stained with soot

an oil-stained linen satchel clasped with a silver buckle

a torn cotton bag dyed a scarlet hue

a grass-stained burlap sack with a faded image of a potato

a ripped burlap hip-satchel with a faded image of a turnip

a soft ebony velvet pouch tied with a silvery cord