fallenSaint
12-13-2021, 08:18 AM
a wind-frayed navy twill cloak draped in a myriad of layers
Dramatic Drapery (https://gswiki.play.net/Dramatic_Drapery)
You analyze your navy twill cloak and sense that the creator has provided the following information:
This is a tier 4 Dramatic Drapery.
Tier
1: Sigil [SIGIL] - Unique actions, and the ability to draw a special sigil in your vicinity. Base 6 minute cooldown, reduced by 1 minute per tier.
2: Flourish [RAISE] - Extravagantly gesture and throw the folds of the cloak around yourself, temporarily becoming invisible for 10 seconds. Base 30 minute cooldown, reduced by 5 minutes per tier.
3: Masquerade [SHAKE|PINCH] - Conceal your attire fully beneath the dramatic folds of your drapery. In addition, this tier unlocks the ability for your garment to confound dispel attempts, causing your least desirable wards to be targeted first. Base 30 minute cooldown, reduced by 5 minutes per tier.
Appearance: Off [SHAKE]
Dispel: On [PINCH]
4: Grandiose Travel [RUB] - Enhance the theatrics of your movement as you amble from place to place. Even while invisible!
Setting: Footprints
Unlocked verbs: close, cover, open, pull, push, raise, rub, shake, sigil, turn
Customization settings:
Material: twill
Color: ardent
Cover Type: cowl
Cover Adjective: tasseled
Sigil Article: a tempestous
Sigil Color: golden (defaults to the cloak color if not set)
Sigil Noun: glyph
Alteration Guidelines:
Aesthetically, the garment can be any kind of cloak, cape, or long, loose coat or robe. It billows, it swirls, it drapes, so nothing short or cut close. The material can be heavy like leather or canvas, but it must be pliable.
Dramatic Drapery does not have fastenings to secure it. Any buttons or clasps would be nonfunctional and decorative.
Keep customizations to a few words to best flow with the messaging that uses them. One is ideal, two or three may be acceptable.
Color customizations should only be describing a color itself, not a quality. 'Peacock blue' is fine; 'brilliant peacock blue' is not.
Covering customizations should be an adjective describing the hood, cowl, or collar.
Sigil customizations are limited to 15 characters each (15/15/15) for the article, color (adjective), and noun. The noun should be a sigil, symbol, rune, glyph, or similar.
You can tell that the cloak is as light as it can get and that its pockets could not possibly get any deeper.
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>inspect clo
You carefully inspect your navy twill cloak.
You estimate that a wind-frayed navy twill cloak draped in a myriad of layers can store an enormous amount with enough space for any number of items.
You determine that you could wear the cloak, hanging it from your shoulders. The cloak appears to serve some purpose.
You remember that you registered this item a few months ago.
It looks like this item has been mainly crafted out of cloth.
>weigh clo
You carefully examine the navy twill cloak and determine that the weight is about 5 pounds.
Roundtime: 5 sec.
Sold.
Dramatic Drapery (https://gswiki.play.net/Dramatic_Drapery)
You analyze your navy twill cloak and sense that the creator has provided the following information:
This is a tier 4 Dramatic Drapery.
Tier
1: Sigil [SIGIL] - Unique actions, and the ability to draw a special sigil in your vicinity. Base 6 minute cooldown, reduced by 1 minute per tier.
2: Flourish [RAISE] - Extravagantly gesture and throw the folds of the cloak around yourself, temporarily becoming invisible for 10 seconds. Base 30 minute cooldown, reduced by 5 minutes per tier.
3: Masquerade [SHAKE|PINCH] - Conceal your attire fully beneath the dramatic folds of your drapery. In addition, this tier unlocks the ability for your garment to confound dispel attempts, causing your least desirable wards to be targeted first. Base 30 minute cooldown, reduced by 5 minutes per tier.
Appearance: Off [SHAKE]
Dispel: On [PINCH]
4: Grandiose Travel [RUB] - Enhance the theatrics of your movement as you amble from place to place. Even while invisible!
Setting: Footprints
Unlocked verbs: close, cover, open, pull, push, raise, rub, shake, sigil, turn
Customization settings:
Material: twill
Color: ardent
Cover Type: cowl
Cover Adjective: tasseled
Sigil Article: a tempestous
Sigil Color: golden (defaults to the cloak color if not set)
Sigil Noun: glyph
Alteration Guidelines:
Aesthetically, the garment can be any kind of cloak, cape, or long, loose coat or robe. It billows, it swirls, it drapes, so nothing short or cut close. The material can be heavy like leather or canvas, but it must be pliable.
Dramatic Drapery does not have fastenings to secure it. Any buttons or clasps would be nonfunctional and decorative.
Keep customizations to a few words to best flow with the messaging that uses them. One is ideal, two or three may be acceptable.
Color customizations should only be describing a color itself, not a quality. 'Peacock blue' is fine; 'brilliant peacock blue' is not.
Covering customizations should be an adjective describing the hood, cowl, or collar.
Sigil customizations are limited to 15 characters each (15/15/15) for the article, color (adjective), and noun. The noun should be a sigil, symbol, rune, glyph, or similar.
You can tell that the cloak is as light as it can get and that its pockets could not possibly get any deeper.
>
>inspect clo
You carefully inspect your navy twill cloak.
You estimate that a wind-frayed navy twill cloak draped in a myriad of layers can store an enormous amount with enough space for any number of items.
You determine that you could wear the cloak, hanging it from your shoulders. The cloak appears to serve some purpose.
You remember that you registered this item a few months ago.
It looks like this item has been mainly crafted out of cloth.
>weigh clo
You carefully examine the navy twill cloak and determine that the weight is about 5 pounds.
Roundtime: 5 sec.
Sold.