Blackthorn Set of Unlocked Ritual Items from Coventry
Selling off a set of Unlocked Coventry Ritual items. These items come from Coventry, a shop at EG 2-3 years ago. Each item in the set is unlocked. I believe some of them can interact with each other. Check the analysis to see as some can also have custom settings set up, such as colors. The perfect set for a witch, summoner, mage, or anyone who feels the need to do a ritual of some sort. Sacrifice a sheep! Dance naked under the full moon! Whatever else people do in rituals!
Coventry Shop: https://gswiki.play.net/EGShop:Coventry
Additional Info: http://forums.play.net/forums/GemSto...ival/view/8524
The set includes: a triple moon-carved blackthorn case with rounded corners and, inside:
>look in case
In the blackthorn case:
Containers [1]: a raven-carved blackthorn bowl
Special [4]: a matte gold glass potion flask, an onyx-hilted blackthorn athame, a wide raven feather smudging fan bound in ebon suede, an onyx-bowled goblet with a carved blackthorn stem
Total items: 5
MB: 500k SOLD pending BO transaction
Item details below -
a triple moon-carved blackthorn case with rounded corners
VSA
not wearable
Analysis:
You analyze your blackthorn case and sense that the item is largely free from merchant alteration restrictions.
The creator has also provided the following information:
Acceptable nouns for this item are: case, box, chest, trunk, or reliquary. Messaging references a material lining in the container, and the color can be altered. If unlocked, the material (which must be in a stable condition - ie: no shoddy, moth-eaten, etc.) can be altered. There are no additional verb traps for an unlocked case.
Current verbs: PUT (items in) and GET (items out). This item is tier 2 of 2 tiers.
Try as you might, you cannot get a good sense of whether or not the case's pockets could get any deeper, but you can tell that the case is as light as it can get.
Zest Example:
>get athame
You carefully pull the blackthorn athame from its stylized niche in the blackthorn case's light velvet interior.
>put athame in my case
You carefully place the blackthorn athame into one of the stylized depressions in the blackthorn case's black velvet interior.
a raven-carved blackthorn bowl
store a very small amount with enough space for several items of very small size.
Analysis:
You analyze your blackthorn bowl and sense that the item is largely free from merchant alteration restrictions.
The creator has also provided the following information:
This item's noun must always be "bowl". If unlocked, a color can be added - this is referenced when using GAZE.
Current verbs: BOW, GAZE, PUSH, PULL, RAISE, RUB, TILT, and TURN. This item is tier 2 of 2 tiers.
Try as you might, you cannot get a good sense of whether or not the bowl's pockets could get any deeper, but you can tell that the bowl is as light as it can get.
Zests:
>gaze bowl
As you gaze into the interior of the blackthorn bowl, a quick flash of green light sparks within, reflecting brightly in your eyes.
>bow bowl
Bowing low in supplication, you lift the blackthorn bowl upward while you hold your eyes steadily fixed to the floor.
>push bowl
Cradling the blackthorn bowl in your upturned hands, you offer it out as you recite an incantation.
>pull bowl
You draw the blackthorn bowl close to your chest and murmur a few words as you trace your finger lightly around the edge.
>raise bowl
Extending your arms overhead, you hold the blackthorn bowl aloft and turn your eyes skyward.
>rub bowl
Focusing intently on the contents of the vessel, you caress a fingertip lightly around the lip of the blackthorn bowl. After several moments, a soft green glow begins to emanate from within.
>tilt bowl
You tilt the blackthorn bowl slowly from one side to the other, raptly concentrating on its contents.
>turn bowl
Cupped in the palms of your hands, you carefully swirl the contents of the blackthorn bowl.
an onyx-hilted blackthorn athame
Analysis:
You analyze your blackthorn athame and sense that the item is largely free from merchant alteration restrictions.
The creator has also provided the following information:
This item can be freely altered, but the noun must remain "athame."
Current verbs: BOW, GAZE, PUSH, PULL, RAISE, RUB, TILT, and TURN. This item is tier 2 of 2 tiers.
You get no sense of whether or not the athame may be further lightened.
Zests:
>bow athame
Taking a deep breath, you bow briefly in supplication before leveling your outstretched arms and the blackthorn athame toward the horizon. You make a quarter turn in a counter-clockwise direction.
>gaze athame
Your chin drops as you focus your gaze on the blackthorn athame in your hands, and you concentrate on infusing your energy into the tool. For the barest of moments, it pulses with a faint green glow.
>push athame
You square your shoulders and level your outstretched arms, directing the blackthorn athame's blade straight ahead.
>pull athame
Drawing the blackthorn athame close to your body, you gently lay the flat of the blade against your forehead and close your eyes as you project your energy into it.
>raise athame
With a firm grip on the hilt of the blackthorn athame, you raise it skyward, extending both arms high overhead as you focus your intentions.
>rub athame
You brush your hand down the flat of the blunt-edged blade of the blackthorn athame and feel a tickle of warm energy against your fingertips.
>tilt athame
Changing your grip on the blackthorn athame, you direct the tip of the blade downward, funneling your energy into the floor beneath you.
>turn athame
With your arms extended shoulder-height from your body, the tip of the blackthorn athame toward the horizon, you make a quarter turn in a clockwise direction.
a wide raven feather smudging fan bound in ebon suede
Analysis:
You analyze your feather fan and sense that the item is largely free from merchant alteration restrictions.
The creator has also provided the following information:
This item should be described as either a "smudging fan" or a "ritual fan." Fans can only be made of feathers. Handles or adornments are fine. Long or show descriptions are acceptable.
Current verbs: BOW, GAZE, PUSH, PULL, RAISE, RUB, TILT, and TURN. This item is tier 2 of 2 tiers.
You get no sense of whether or not the fan may be further lightened.
Zests:
>bow fan
Bowing low with the feather fan in hand, you sweep in short strokes out and away from your feet, turning little by little until you've completed a full circle in this manner.
>gaze fan
With an outstretched arm, you hold the feather fan at staff's length, purposefully focusing your energy as you gently swirl the fan through the air.
>push fan
With gentle motions, you sweep the feather fan through the air, pushing it out and away from you.
>pull fan
You brush the feather fan through the air with purposeful motions, drawing the air toward you and over your head.
>raise fan
Wide, sweeping gestures with a wide raven feather smudging fan bound in ebon suede draw the air upward as you murmur a brief chant under your breath.
>rub fan
Starting at your head, you brush the feather fan in long strokes downward along your body until you reach your feet in an attempt to cleanse the space about you.
>tilt fan
With a sharp flicking motion of your hand, you sweep your feather fan through the air over each of your shoulders.
>turn fan
After holding the feather fan flush against your chest for a contemplative moment, you make an outward sweeping motion with it, and then make a quarter turn clockwise.
an onyx-bowled goblet with a carved blackthorn stem
Analysis:
You analyze your onyx-bowled goblet and sense that the item is largely free from merchant alteration restrictions, but the creator has stated that "There do not seem to be any specific limitations."
The creator has also provided the following information:
This is a drink container.
Acceptable nouns for this item are: chalice and goblet. Long and show descriptions are acceptable.
Current verbs: BOW, DRINK, GAZE, PUSH, PULL, RAISE, TILT and TURN. This item is tier 2 of 2 tiers.
You get no sense of whether or not the goblet may be further lightened.
Zests:
>bow goblet
Cupping the bowl of the onyx-bowled goblet between your upturned palms, you bow your head as you offer the vessel forward.
>drink goblet
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With your hands lightly set astride the bowl of the onyx-bowled goblet, you lift the vessel to your lips and take a sip. Nose shows significant peat, heavy deep vanilla, and hints of cedar.
You have 2 quaffs left.
>gaze goblet
Trying to divine something from their depths, you gaze stoically into the contents of the onyx-bowled goblet before lightly tapping a fingertip against the liquid's surface. As you appraise the manner in which the ripples travel outward, you furrow your brow in concentration.
>push goblet
Nestling the bowl of the onyx-bowled goblet between your hands, you stretch out your arms to present it.
>pull goblet
Drawing the onyx-bowled goblet toward the center of your chest, you close your eyes briefly in meditation.
>raise goblet
Bowing your head, you hold the onyx-bowled goblet aloft and offer it skyward.
>tilt goblet
With quick, but purposeful movements, you tilt the onyx-bowled goblet and pour out its contents as you turn clockwise in a circle.
>turn goblet
You turn your onyx-bowled goblet upside down, pouring the dark amber liquid all over the floor.
a matte gold glass potion flask - A simple parchment label affixed to the glass potion flask reads, "Extract of Hellebore."
Analysis:
You analyze your glass potion flask and sense that the item is largely free from merchant alteration restrictions.
The creator has also provided the following information:
Acceptable nouns for this item are: bottle, vial, flask, ampoule, or phial. Bottles can only be made of glass. You can determine the color and type of contents, as well as the text on the bottle's label (ie: Essence of Flaming Violet), but the contents must be something natural and attainable. Long or show descriptions are acceptable.
Current verbs: BOW, GAZE, POUR, PUSH, PULL, RAISE, RUB and TURN. This item is tier 2 of 2 tiers.
You get no sense of whether or not the flask may be further lightened.
Zests:
>bow flask
Leaning forward, you carefully sprinkle the contents of the glass potion flask in a full circle about you.
>gaze flask
As you cup the glass potion flask in your hands, you raise it skyward and whisper a few words. The contents of the flask begin to bubble.
>pour flask
Opening the glass potion flask, you sprinkle a few drops of the contents at your feet, anointing the floor.
>push flask
Clasping the glass potion flask in one hand, you press your thumb over the cork, ensuring it is well and securely in place.
>pull flask
Wiggling the cork carefully back and forth in the mouth of the glass potion flask, it makes a soft popping sound as you pull it free.
>raise flask
Clasping the glass potion flask in the cradle of your hands, you lift it overhead and concentrate on suffusing your energy into the liquid it contains.
>rub flask
With one hand, you crack open the glass potion flask and pour out a single drop of the contents onto a fingertip. With a few murmured words, you swipe it gently across your forehead.
>turn flask
You lift the glass potion flask into the light and swirl it around briefly, attentively inspecting the contents.
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