allen
03-23-2011, 04:33 PM
a hoarbeam souvenir case, 2lbs:
>look cas
This rectangular case is made from solid, silvery grey hoarbeam. Its faint grain is brought out by a clear varnish, giving the surface a highly polished finish. In the center of the case's top is a round mosaic comprised of pieces of glass in various shades of blue and green. The inside has been divided into several velvet-lined compartments. Each is distinctly shaped to snugly hold a very specific item. A small, engraved bronze plate has been mounted beneath the mosaic.
There appears to be something written on it.
>read cas
In the Common language, it reads:
The Wonders of Elanthia, 5108.
inspect case
You estimate that a hoarbeam souvenir case can store a medium-sized amount with enough space for any number of items.
You determine that you could not wear the case. The case appears to serve some purpose.
It looks like this item has been mainly crafted out of hoarbeam.
>open cas
You open the lid of your a hoarbeam souvenir case.
>look in cas
In the souvenir case you see a transparent crystal sarcophagus, a miniature square stone tower, a stone man and a clear blue crystal.
get sar
You grasp the sarcophagus and gently pull it from the case with a soft click.
>look sar
This block of clear crystal resembles a block of solid ice. In the center lies the body of a halfling, apparently sealed in a frozen tomb. Chiseled along one side is the word "Pinefar."
>put sar in cas
You place your crystal sarcophagus in the case, clicking it carefully into place.
>get tower
You grasp the tower and gently pull it from the case with a soft click.
>look tower
The tower is constructed of three levels of stone blocks, the top two pierced by numerous arrow slits. Battlements crown the tower, and a half-raised portcullis sits at the entrance. Above the portcullis, the word "Solhaven" is chipped into the stone.
>put tower in my cas
You place your square stone tower in the case, clicking it carefully into place.
>get man
You grasp the man and gently pull it from the case with a soft click.
>look man
The surface of this stone figure is smoothed, yet pitted, as if eroded over many years. The man's feet and left arm are crumbled away, though his expression remains stern. Across his chest is chiseled the word "Colossus."
>put man in my cas
You place your stone man in the case, clicking it carefully into place.
>get crys
You grasp the crystal and gently pull it from the case with a soft click.
>look crys
Set in a battered brass setting, the crystal is very clear. Its facets are uneven, however, creating unsual optical effects in even the dimmest light. Etched into the surface in crooked letters are the words "Abandoned Inn."
>put crys in my cas
You place your blue crystal in the case, clicking it carefully into place.
>clos cas
You close the lid of your a hoarbeam souvenir case, but nothing else happens. Perhaps you need to fill the case.
>look cas
This rectangular case is made from solid, silvery grey hoarbeam. Its faint grain is brought out by a clear varnish, giving the surface a highly polished finish. In the center of the case's top is a round mosaic comprised of pieces of glass in various shades of blue and green. The inside has been divided into several velvet-lined compartments. Each is distinctly shaped to snugly hold a very specific item. A small, engraved bronze plate has been mounted beneath the mosaic.
There appears to be something written on it.
>read cas
In the Common language, it reads:
The Wonders of Elanthia, 5108.
inspect case
You estimate that a hoarbeam souvenir case can store a medium-sized amount with enough space for any number of items.
You determine that you could not wear the case. The case appears to serve some purpose.
It looks like this item has been mainly crafted out of hoarbeam.
>open cas
You open the lid of your a hoarbeam souvenir case.
>look in cas
In the souvenir case you see a transparent crystal sarcophagus, a miniature square stone tower, a stone man and a clear blue crystal.
get sar
You grasp the sarcophagus and gently pull it from the case with a soft click.
>look sar
This block of clear crystal resembles a block of solid ice. In the center lies the body of a halfling, apparently sealed in a frozen tomb. Chiseled along one side is the word "Pinefar."
>put sar in cas
You place your crystal sarcophagus in the case, clicking it carefully into place.
>get tower
You grasp the tower and gently pull it from the case with a soft click.
>look tower
The tower is constructed of three levels of stone blocks, the top two pierced by numerous arrow slits. Battlements crown the tower, and a half-raised portcullis sits at the entrance. Above the portcullis, the word "Solhaven" is chipped into the stone.
>put tower in my cas
You place your square stone tower in the case, clicking it carefully into place.
>get man
You grasp the man and gently pull it from the case with a soft click.
>look man
The surface of this stone figure is smoothed, yet pitted, as if eroded over many years. The man's feet and left arm are crumbled away, though his expression remains stern. Across his chest is chiseled the word "Colossus."
>put man in my cas
You place your stone man in the case, clicking it carefully into place.
>get crys
You grasp the crystal and gently pull it from the case with a soft click.
>look crys
Set in a battered brass setting, the crystal is very clear. Its facets are uneven, however, creating unsual optical effects in even the dimmest light. Etched into the surface in crooked letters are the words "Abandoned Inn."
>put crys in my cas
You place your blue crystal in the case, clicking it carefully into place.
>clos cas
You close the lid of your a hoarbeam souvenir case, but nothing else happens. Perhaps you need to fill the case.