Cthulu
08-30-2010, 06:30 PM
WHY YOU WANT ONE:
They weigh .5 lbs. They can carry up to 5 weapons. They reduce the weight of EACH weapon by 2 lbs while stowed. They look cool. Depending on the type, I can make it attach almost anywhere to your body. Arrow bundles will recieve reduction as well - with the objective being to create 3 lbs bundles (the bundles will weigh 1lbs in the bundle - half lbs round up)
The mechanics:
To begin, I need pelts, hides, skins - that sort of shit. Not sure all the possible types, but you should get the idea - and it HAS to bundle. If you can't bundle it - I can't use it. They also all have to be the same type. I expect most people to gather rat or squirrel skins. FOR OPTIMUM RESULTS - you want 50 pelts. I am almost positive the capacity is directly tied to this. 50 pelts should hold up to 5 weapons at once. You need to tell me what type of sheath you want - here are your choices:
sheath|scabbard|sling|harness|baldric|swordbelt|fr og|dagger sheath|dagger scabbard|bow sling|quiver
Next, I need cash. I have to cure the hides with mild, strong, or laquer. Mild is cheapest and will leave your sheath with the animal pelt name. Strong will rename it to 'leather'. Laquer will rename it to 'laquered'. Not sure how much mild costs for 50 units - I'm guessing 1-2k. Strong will be 5k for 50. Laquer is either 20 or 25k.
At this point, I will return to you a wax package which will require 35 hours to dry. Just stow it away somewhere and keep your eye on it. If you look at it, you will see the timer. When finished - get it back to me and I'll sew it up.
LOCATION:
Decide where you want it to attach. Sling and harness patterns are already equipped with a shoulder strap. Also, you can only attach wrist straps to sheathes or scabbards made with four units, arm or ankle straps to ones made with eight units or less, and thigh straps to ones made with sixteen units or less.
FLAIR
You can choose either 1 or two things to trick your sheath out. This can be done at ANY TIME. Choose from dye, inlaid jewels, metal binding, metal trimming, or fringe. All of the options except color can be used twice, but will use up both pieces of flair.
DYE: Add a color, 50 silver per hide. On a 50 pelt sheath, the dry time is 41 hours 40 minutes. Colors available:
orange, white, snow white, chalk white, lily white, ivory white, pale white, black, sable, dark, inky black, ebony, coal black, jet black, sooty black, dusky black, dingy black, grey, dark grey, light grey, dove-colored, iron grey, dun, drab grey, dingy grey, steel grey, ashen, ash grey, dapple grey, dappled, slate-colored, stone grey, brown, dark brown, light brown, nut brown, hazel, puce, ecru, tawny, maroon, tan, oak brown, russet, rust-colored, roan, sorrel, henna, auburn, red, scarlet, cardinal red, vermilion, crimson, pink, rose-colored, magenta, sanguine, blood red, coral red, ruby red, fiery red, flame red, dark red, brick red, green, verdant, olive green, dark green, light green, forest green, leaf green, sea green, grass green, pea green, aquamarine, blue-green, yellow, light yellow, lemon yellow, sallow, tawny yellow, ocher, ochre, flaxen, amber, purple, dark purple, violet, plum-colored, lavender, lilac, mauve, blue, dark blue, light blue, turquoise, azure, cerulean, cyan, sky blue, steel blue, pearly white, rosy pink, rosy red, indigo, murky indigo, coppery brown, grey-blue, greyish blue, slate grey, dusty rose, pure white, dark azure, storm grey, royal blue, ruddy crimson, deep violet, dark cyan, celadon, midnight black, ale brown, chrome, cherry red, dark cerulean, blue-black, emerald green, sea blue, dark crimson, banana yellow, deep blue, stark white, grape, silvery blue, icy blue, ghostly white, rainbow, matte black, ice blue, ultramarine, tangerine, mushroom grey, golden, viridian, silvery, midnight blue, bright pink, ivy green, raven black, honey-colored, pewter grey, obsidian black, sand-colored, deep purple, deep brown, pale blue, teal, ocean blue, dirt brown, deep red, bile green, deep black, lava red, cobalt blue, jade green, shadowy black, sapphire blue, bone white, periwinkle, murky black, grey-green, smoky grey, peach-colored, pine green, red-orange, cranberry-hued, cypress green, creamy white, glacial blue, pristine white, malachite green, royal purple, misty grey, powder blue, slate blue, alabaster, chestnut brown, twilight blue, coral pink, verdant green, caramel-hued, coppery gold, mottled black, apple green, celestial blue, moss green, chartreuse, seaweed green, mottled green, dull black, ebon black, ebon, onyx black, amethyst purple, bleached white, deep crimson, salmon pink, navy blue, glossy black, hazel-brown, hunter green, earthen brown, tawny sable, magma red, charcoal black, midnight ebon, twilight grey, burgundy, moonlight silver, dusky blue, twilight black, pitch black, void black, red-tinged, baby blue, dark russet, deep ebony, platinum grey, pale golden, charcoal, glacial white, faded black, iridescent black, green camouflage, woodland camouflage, green-layered camouflage, brown camouflage, pink-layered camouflage, chocolate-hued, berry red, pale jade, sunset orange, dull grey, red-speckled black, cucumber green, bright golden, deep chrome, scorched black, glossy blue, and pearlescent.
INLAY: Add gems you provide - 50 silver per. Must have 6 to take up one of the two flair spots. If you do not provide 6, then they will display when you look (or I assume show) the sheath, and will NOT take up a flair spot.
BIND: Add metal to your sheath binding. Options are copper: 2 silver, brass 10 silver, bronze 25 silver, iron 30 silver, steel 40, silver 50, gold 100, mithril 140, ora 160, imflass and alum 200, vultite 300, and glaes 250.
FRINGE: Add a fringe of claws, teeth, talons, feathers, horns, fangs, stingers, plumes, manes, mandibles, pincers, whiskers, incisors, canines, jawbones, or bones. 50 silver each.
TRIM: Add metal to your sheath Trim. Options are copper: 2 silver, brass 10 silver, bronze 25 silver, iron 30 silver, steel 40, silver 50, gold 100, mithril 140, ora 160, imflass and alum 200, vultite 300, and glaes 250.
They weigh .5 lbs. They can carry up to 5 weapons. They reduce the weight of EACH weapon by 2 lbs while stowed. They look cool. Depending on the type, I can make it attach almost anywhere to your body. Arrow bundles will recieve reduction as well - with the objective being to create 3 lbs bundles (the bundles will weigh 1lbs in the bundle - half lbs round up)
The mechanics:
To begin, I need pelts, hides, skins - that sort of shit. Not sure all the possible types, but you should get the idea - and it HAS to bundle. If you can't bundle it - I can't use it. They also all have to be the same type. I expect most people to gather rat or squirrel skins. FOR OPTIMUM RESULTS - you want 50 pelts. I am almost positive the capacity is directly tied to this. 50 pelts should hold up to 5 weapons at once. You need to tell me what type of sheath you want - here are your choices:
sheath|scabbard|sling|harness|baldric|swordbelt|fr og|dagger sheath|dagger scabbard|bow sling|quiver
Next, I need cash. I have to cure the hides with mild, strong, or laquer. Mild is cheapest and will leave your sheath with the animal pelt name. Strong will rename it to 'leather'. Laquer will rename it to 'laquered'. Not sure how much mild costs for 50 units - I'm guessing 1-2k. Strong will be 5k for 50. Laquer is either 20 or 25k.
At this point, I will return to you a wax package which will require 35 hours to dry. Just stow it away somewhere and keep your eye on it. If you look at it, you will see the timer. When finished - get it back to me and I'll sew it up.
LOCATION:
Decide where you want it to attach. Sling and harness patterns are already equipped with a shoulder strap. Also, you can only attach wrist straps to sheathes or scabbards made with four units, arm or ankle straps to ones made with eight units or less, and thigh straps to ones made with sixteen units or less.
FLAIR
You can choose either 1 or two things to trick your sheath out. This can be done at ANY TIME. Choose from dye, inlaid jewels, metal binding, metal trimming, or fringe. All of the options except color can be used twice, but will use up both pieces of flair.
DYE: Add a color, 50 silver per hide. On a 50 pelt sheath, the dry time is 41 hours 40 minutes. Colors available:
orange, white, snow white, chalk white, lily white, ivory white, pale white, black, sable, dark, inky black, ebony, coal black, jet black, sooty black, dusky black, dingy black, grey, dark grey, light grey, dove-colored, iron grey, dun, drab grey, dingy grey, steel grey, ashen, ash grey, dapple grey, dappled, slate-colored, stone grey, brown, dark brown, light brown, nut brown, hazel, puce, ecru, tawny, maroon, tan, oak brown, russet, rust-colored, roan, sorrel, henna, auburn, red, scarlet, cardinal red, vermilion, crimson, pink, rose-colored, magenta, sanguine, blood red, coral red, ruby red, fiery red, flame red, dark red, brick red, green, verdant, olive green, dark green, light green, forest green, leaf green, sea green, grass green, pea green, aquamarine, blue-green, yellow, light yellow, lemon yellow, sallow, tawny yellow, ocher, ochre, flaxen, amber, purple, dark purple, violet, plum-colored, lavender, lilac, mauve, blue, dark blue, light blue, turquoise, azure, cerulean, cyan, sky blue, steel blue, pearly white, rosy pink, rosy red, indigo, murky indigo, coppery brown, grey-blue, greyish blue, slate grey, dusty rose, pure white, dark azure, storm grey, royal blue, ruddy crimson, deep violet, dark cyan, celadon, midnight black, ale brown, chrome, cherry red, dark cerulean, blue-black, emerald green, sea blue, dark crimson, banana yellow, deep blue, stark white, grape, silvery blue, icy blue, ghostly white, rainbow, matte black, ice blue, ultramarine, tangerine, mushroom grey, golden, viridian, silvery, midnight blue, bright pink, ivy green, raven black, honey-colored, pewter grey, obsidian black, sand-colored, deep purple, deep brown, pale blue, teal, ocean blue, dirt brown, deep red, bile green, deep black, lava red, cobalt blue, jade green, shadowy black, sapphire blue, bone white, periwinkle, murky black, grey-green, smoky grey, peach-colored, pine green, red-orange, cranberry-hued, cypress green, creamy white, glacial blue, pristine white, malachite green, royal purple, misty grey, powder blue, slate blue, alabaster, chestnut brown, twilight blue, coral pink, verdant green, caramel-hued, coppery gold, mottled black, apple green, celestial blue, moss green, chartreuse, seaweed green, mottled green, dull black, ebon black, ebon, onyx black, amethyst purple, bleached white, deep crimson, salmon pink, navy blue, glossy black, hazel-brown, hunter green, earthen brown, tawny sable, magma red, charcoal black, midnight ebon, twilight grey, burgundy, moonlight silver, dusky blue, twilight black, pitch black, void black, red-tinged, baby blue, dark russet, deep ebony, platinum grey, pale golden, charcoal, glacial white, faded black, iridescent black, green camouflage, woodland camouflage, green-layered camouflage, brown camouflage, pink-layered camouflage, chocolate-hued, berry red, pale jade, sunset orange, dull grey, red-speckled black, cucumber green, bright golden, deep chrome, scorched black, glossy blue, and pearlescent.
INLAY: Add gems you provide - 50 silver per. Must have 6 to take up one of the two flair spots. If you do not provide 6, then they will display when you look (or I assume show) the sheath, and will NOT take up a flair spot.
BIND: Add metal to your sheath binding. Options are copper: 2 silver, brass 10 silver, bronze 25 silver, iron 30 silver, steel 40, silver 50, gold 100, mithril 140, ora 160, imflass and alum 200, vultite 300, and glaes 250.
FRINGE: Add a fringe of claws, teeth, talons, feathers, horns, fangs, stingers, plumes, manes, mandibles, pincers, whiskers, incisors, canines, jawbones, or bones. 50 silver each.
TRIM: Add metal to your sheath Trim. Options are copper: 2 silver, brass 10 silver, bronze 25 silver, iron 30 silver, steel 40, silver 50, gold 100, mithril 140, ora 160, imflass and alum 200, vultite 300, and glaes 250.