Grim Reaper
11-19-2014, 11:30 PM
Up for auction is an ink-black vultite buckler. This 7x buckler weighs a mere 5lbs and has a zested harness to store your weapon inside. The minimum is 7mil. The buyout is 10mil.
SHOW: On the reverse of the buckler, a complex webbing of oiled leather straps and polished buckles forms an intricate arm harness. The straps are arranged in a pattern that appears able to secure a weapon within. Emblazoned on the face of the buckler is a silver hourglass surrounded by an enameled golden nimbus. Inscribed on the rim in faint writing is "Eventually, time catches everyone."
Your careful inspection of an ink-black vultite buckler allows you to conclude that it is a small shield that protects the bearer if carried in the left hand.
You analyze your vultite buckler and sense that the item is largely free from merchant alteration restrictions.
The creator has also provided the following information:
You get a strong sense that the buckler can be altered by any merchant as long as the harness" remains in place.
Currently you are able to use DROP, RUB, TURN, COWER, and PUNCH/KILL/SLAP/BATTER on the vultite buckler. The size of the weapon that can be stored in the buckler's harness is dependent on the size of the shield.
You might be able to have a talented merchant lighten the vultite buckler for you.
RUB: You examine your buckler for scars and imperfections. Flipping it over, you adjust the leather harness attached to the buckler, taking care to adjust the tangle of straps and buckles to a perfect fit.
TURN: You place your buckler on the floor and place one foot on it and kneel down. Unlacing the harness, you meticulously inspect the straps and buckles for signs of wear. Carefully, you weave the braided leather into the buckles and cinch it tightly.
COWER: Dropping to the ground, you pull your vultite buckler on top of your head and lie very still.
PUNCH: You clench your hand into a fist and proceed to bang it up against the front of your vultite buckler as hard as you can. You succeed in producing only a very slight din, and it feels like you may have broken a finger!
Storing weapon in the buckler: You unbuckle the oiled leather harness of your buckler. Carefully, you slide your axe into the webbing, then cinch it tightly.
RUB while a weapon is stored: You carefully work the straps holding your axe in place free so that you can remove it.
Removing a weapon: You reach into the tangle of straps and buckles on your harness and pull out your fearsome eonake axe.
SHOW: On the reverse of the buckler, a complex webbing of oiled leather straps and polished buckles forms an intricate arm harness. The straps are arranged in a pattern that appears able to secure a weapon within. Emblazoned on the face of the buckler is a silver hourglass surrounded by an enameled golden nimbus. Inscribed on the rim in faint writing is "Eventually, time catches everyone."
Your careful inspection of an ink-black vultite buckler allows you to conclude that it is a small shield that protects the bearer if carried in the left hand.
You analyze your vultite buckler and sense that the item is largely free from merchant alteration restrictions.
The creator has also provided the following information:
You get a strong sense that the buckler can be altered by any merchant as long as the harness" remains in place.
Currently you are able to use DROP, RUB, TURN, COWER, and PUNCH/KILL/SLAP/BATTER on the vultite buckler. The size of the weapon that can be stored in the buckler's harness is dependent on the size of the shield.
You might be able to have a talented merchant lighten the vultite buckler for you.
RUB: You examine your buckler for scars and imperfections. Flipping it over, you adjust the leather harness attached to the buckler, taking care to adjust the tangle of straps and buckles to a perfect fit.
TURN: You place your buckler on the floor and place one foot on it and kneel down. Unlacing the harness, you meticulously inspect the straps and buckles for signs of wear. Carefully, you weave the braided leather into the buckles and cinch it tightly.
COWER: Dropping to the ground, you pull your vultite buckler on top of your head and lie very still.
PUNCH: You clench your hand into a fist and proceed to bang it up against the front of your vultite buckler as hard as you can. You succeed in producing only a very slight din, and it feels like you may have broken a finger!
Storing weapon in the buckler: You unbuckle the oiled leather harness of your buckler. Carefully, you slide your axe into the webbing, then cinch it tightly.
RUB while a weapon is stored: You carefully work the straps holding your axe in place free so that you can remove it.
Removing a weapon: You reach into the tangle of straps and buckles on your harness and pull out your fearsome eonake axe.