bremerial
11-26-2011, 07:30 AM
Selling some morphing neckwear with multiple configuations contained within a valise.
MB: 3mil
Will exchange on Teras, FWI or in Wehminers or Icemule
Details:
Note: An off-white folded paper note,
Morphing Material: a length of rich ebony velvet, a length of royal blue silk satin, a length of gilt-veined marbrinus
Embelishing Pins: a tiny cyan and silver peacock, a quartet of bright vaalin stars and a a glinting silvery gold blazestar.
Contained with a richly textured chestnut leather valise with a scrimshawed whalebone handle (wearable but not lockable)
Further Details
>read note
In the Common language, it reads:
I've packed you three fully useable neckwear options and some uniquely made pins to hold them in place.
Morphing example using one piece of material and one pin. (Multiply by fabric, pins and morphing configuations to guage the possibilities)
>get velvet
You remove a length of rich ebony velvet from in your leather valise.
>wear vel
You wrap your length of rich ebony velvet around your neck, twist the ends, and carefully knot it into a neckerchief.
>peer mirr
She is wearing a rich ebony velvet neckerchief
>remove neck
You loosen the knots that bind your rich ebony neckerchief, allowing the length of rich ebony velvet to slip into your hand.
You remove a length of rich ebony velvet from around your neck
>take blaz
You remove a glinting silvery gold blazestar from in your leather valise.
>put blaz in neck
You secure your velvet neckerchief with your silvery gold blazestar, taking care not to poke yourself as you fasten it in place
>peer mirr
She is wearing a rich ebony velvet neckerchief secured with a glinting silvery gold blazestar
>remove bla in nec
You remove your silvery gold blazestar from your velvet neckerchief, loosening the fabric
You are not limited to a neckerchief
>turn vel
You turn the length of rich ebony velvet in your hands, preparing to tie it as a bowtie.
>turn vel
You turn the length of rich ebony velvet in your hands, preparing to tie it as a cravat.
>turn vel
You turn the length of rich ebony velvet in your hands, preparing to tie it as a scarf.
>turn vel
You turn the length of rich ebony velvet in your hands, preparing to tie it as a neckerchief.
NB: Pins can be worn independantly of materials.
The worn item will always revert to original state when removed.
>anal vel
You analyze your rich ebony velvet and sense that there is no recorded information on that item. It may or may not be able to be worked on by a merchant alterer.
You get no sense of whether or not the velvet may be further lightened.
>weigh vel
You carefully examine the rich ebony velvet and determine that the weight is less than 2 pounds.
Roundtime: 5 sec.
R>inspe vel
Inspecting that may not be a sound idea.
Not forgetting the case
>weigh val
You carefully examine the leather valise and determine that the weight is about 6 pounds.
Roundtime: 5 sec.
>wear val
You sling a richly textured chestnut leather valise with a scrimshawed whalebone handle over your shoulder.
>remove val
You sling a richly textured chestnut leather valise with a scrimshawed whalebone handle off from over your shoulder.
>anal val
You analyze your leather valise and sense that the item is free from merchant alteration restrictions.
You can tell that the valise is as light as it can get and that its pockets could not possibly get any deeper.
>inspe val
You carefully inspect your leather valise.
You estimate that a richly textured chestnut leather valise with a scrimshawed whalebone handle can store a large amount with enough space for any number of items of very small size.
You determine that you could wear the valise, slinging it across your shoulders and back. The valise appears to serve some purpose.
It looks like this item has been mainly crafted out of leather.
MB: 3mil
Will exchange on Teras, FWI or in Wehminers or Icemule
Details:
Note: An off-white folded paper note,
Morphing Material: a length of rich ebony velvet, a length of royal blue silk satin, a length of gilt-veined marbrinus
Embelishing Pins: a tiny cyan and silver peacock, a quartet of bright vaalin stars and a a glinting silvery gold blazestar.
Contained with a richly textured chestnut leather valise with a scrimshawed whalebone handle (wearable but not lockable)
Further Details
>read note
In the Common language, it reads:
I've packed you three fully useable neckwear options and some uniquely made pins to hold them in place.
Morphing example using one piece of material and one pin. (Multiply by fabric, pins and morphing configuations to guage the possibilities)
>get velvet
You remove a length of rich ebony velvet from in your leather valise.
>wear vel
You wrap your length of rich ebony velvet around your neck, twist the ends, and carefully knot it into a neckerchief.
>peer mirr
She is wearing a rich ebony velvet neckerchief
>remove neck
You loosen the knots that bind your rich ebony neckerchief, allowing the length of rich ebony velvet to slip into your hand.
You remove a length of rich ebony velvet from around your neck
>take blaz
You remove a glinting silvery gold blazestar from in your leather valise.
>put blaz in neck
You secure your velvet neckerchief with your silvery gold blazestar, taking care not to poke yourself as you fasten it in place
>peer mirr
She is wearing a rich ebony velvet neckerchief secured with a glinting silvery gold blazestar
>remove bla in nec
You remove your silvery gold blazestar from your velvet neckerchief, loosening the fabric
You are not limited to a neckerchief
>turn vel
You turn the length of rich ebony velvet in your hands, preparing to tie it as a bowtie.
>turn vel
You turn the length of rich ebony velvet in your hands, preparing to tie it as a cravat.
>turn vel
You turn the length of rich ebony velvet in your hands, preparing to tie it as a scarf.
>turn vel
You turn the length of rich ebony velvet in your hands, preparing to tie it as a neckerchief.
NB: Pins can be worn independantly of materials.
The worn item will always revert to original state when removed.
>anal vel
You analyze your rich ebony velvet and sense that there is no recorded information on that item. It may or may not be able to be worked on by a merchant alterer.
You get no sense of whether or not the velvet may be further lightened.
>weigh vel
You carefully examine the rich ebony velvet and determine that the weight is less than 2 pounds.
Roundtime: 5 sec.
R>inspe vel
Inspecting that may not be a sound idea.
Not forgetting the case
>weigh val
You carefully examine the leather valise and determine that the weight is about 6 pounds.
Roundtime: 5 sec.
>wear val
You sling a richly textured chestnut leather valise with a scrimshawed whalebone handle over your shoulder.
>remove val
You sling a richly textured chestnut leather valise with a scrimshawed whalebone handle off from over your shoulder.
>anal val
You analyze your leather valise and sense that the item is free from merchant alteration restrictions.
You can tell that the valise is as light as it can get and that its pockets could not possibly get any deeper.
>inspe val
You carefully inspect your leather valise.
You estimate that a richly textured chestnut leather valise with a scrimshawed whalebone handle can store a large amount with enough space for any number of items of very small size.
You determine that you could wear the valise, slinging it across your shoulders and back. The valise appears to serve some purpose.
It looks like this item has been mainly crafted out of leather.