7x Lance and Fulls, Armor concealer and auction quality stationery box
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1. a perfect steel warlance 7x, lightened 2x, very zesty, +3 AvD bonus
a perfect oak-hafted vultite-tipped warlance MB:15mil CB:
Weighs 13 pounds, crafted of steel. Bonus of +35, Polearm has a significantly increased effectiveness in combat.
This weapon may be altered, but it should not be altered into something broken, dull, or weak-looking as the messaging is for weapons of superior crafstmanship.
Use: This script traps GAZE, CLENCH, RAISE, PUSH, PULL, TILT, DUST, LEAN, TAP and WAVE. There is nothing to unlock.
GAZE: You heft your perfect warlance in your hand a few times, admiring its simple lines and excellent workmanship.
CLENCH: As you tighten your grip, the familiar weight and balance of your perfect warlance lends you confidence.
RAISE: Your warlance seems to leap into the air of its own volition as you raise it above your head with both hands in a gesture of triumph!
PUSH: You hold your perfect warlance menacingly in front of you, its sharp point glinting.
PULL: You stab the floor with the butt of your perfect warlance and draw the weapon toward you in a crisp salute.
TILT: As you tilt your perfect warlance from side to side, reflected light dances across its keen point.
DUST: You carefully buff the length of your perfect warlance, removing the stray debris of battle.
LEAN: You set the butt of your warlance into the floor at your feet and stand confidently beside it.
TAP: You thump the butt of your perfect warlance against the floor.
WAVE: You swing your perfect warlance in a sweeping arc over your head.
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https://gswiki.play.net/Morphing_Armor
2. a leather buffcoat 7x, Fairly crit padded, T2 ensorcel, Max light, Rikelle morph zests. MB:15mil CB:
a leather buffcoat SHOW This tailored buffcoat appears to have military or regimental origin. It has a gold embroidered high stiff collar and a double row of polished brass buttons trimming the front. Cut to fall waist-high in front, and longer in the back, the coattails display two additional buttons atop the waist, completely decorative in nature. Each cuff is heavily-embroidered with gold thread, and adorned with two decorative buttons. You also notice a small enchanter's glyph. A strange necrotic haze radiates from the buffcoat.
Soft leather, fulls, Weighs 7 pounds, bonus of +35. Critical padding with 45 services CER(Fairly crit padded). Rikelle Tickle Zests Teir (2of3). Use: Tickle and Turn. Has 4 sides.
TICKLE: Running your fingers over your leather buffcoat, you locate a small shirt-shaped depression. Placing your finger into the depression, you feel your armor shudder and begin to move. A soft *WHIR* accompanies the metallic gnashing of gears as your leather buffcoat contracts, drawing itself into the depression. With a sharp metallic *CLICK*, the gears reverse direction and push a high-collared black shirt into where your armor once was.
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https://gswiki.play.net/Stationery_box
3. a veil iron-clasped ebonwood stationery box, Auction Quality, Holds 50 sheets of paper, comes with Key, Pen and Ink, eraser, and a stack of envelopes. MB 10mil CB:
In the stationery box you see a faded white cotton cloth, a smoky glaes inkpot, a thin nacreous grey quill, a gilt-foiled pale parchment envelope, a gilt-foiled pale parchment envelope, a gilt-foiled pale parchment envelope, a gilt-foiled pale parchment envelope, a gilt-foiled pale parchment envelope, a gilt-foiled pale parchment envelope, a gilt-foiled pale parchment envelope, a gilt-foiled pale parchment envelope, a gilt-foiled pale parchment envelope, a gilt-foiled pale parchment envelope and an ink-stained thick silver key.
You analyze your stationery box and sense that the creator has provided the following information:
This is a stationery box that will bundle loose paper of the same design. It will also hold other stationery supplies such as quills, ink, envelopes, sealing wax, and signet rings. You may alter the description of the box, but it should remain a non-wearable box with a lid. The box may also be locked with an appropriate key.
PUSH the box to add a sheet of paper. PULL the box to remove a sheet of paper.
There are 50 sheets of paper inside the stationery box. It can hold 50 sheets and contains the following design: a piece of gilt-edged parchment.
The capacity of the stationery box cannot be improved further.
Try as you might, you cannot get a good sense of whether or not the box's pockets could get any deeper, but you can tell that the box is as light as it can get.
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https://gswiki.play.net/Armor_concealing_garment
4. a cowled arsenic-grey velvet tunic MB:1mil CB:2mil Avaia Delivered
You determine that you could wear the tunic anywhere on your body.
The velvet tunic is designed to hide soft leather, rigid leather, chain mail and plate mail armor which covers torso, arms, legs and head.
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https://gswiki.play.net/Sewer_rat
5. a coarse burlap sack MB:500k CB:
The burlap sack is stuffed with a variety of shredded up paper and cloth, formed to make a crude smelly nest. Curled up inside the makeshift nest is a buck-toothed sewer rat.
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6. a small ebony cricket box: MB: 500k CB: 500k lexbubba Delivered
As you look in a small ebony cricket box, you see a bunch of crickets remaining.
ambiant messaging: A low chirping sound comes from within a small ebony cricket box.
To turn off ambiant messaging, close cage.
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7. a snarled oak rune staff MB:75k CB:
a snarled oak rune staff, 10 year old zesty staff. Turn, pull, push, point, lean, wave and throw.
Crafted from lustrous dark oak, the staff is carved with a blazing inferno of dancing flames which circle up its length. Carved across the surface of the wood and cleverly inserted between the flames are hundreds of writhing, twisted demonic figures, their withered claws reaching out for an unseen source of help, faces contorted, and tooth filled mouths agape with unheard screams. Standing guard is a four-legged cloven-hooved male demon holding a nine-tailed whip, a menacing leer upon his face.
TURN: Planting the tip of the oak rune staff on the ground, you give it a quick spin.
PULL: You pull your oak rune staff up under your arm, clutching it like a riding crop.
PUSH: You absentmindedly tap the oak rune staff against your leg.
POINT: You raise your oak rune staff and point it forward.
POINT at Bob: You raise your oak rune staff and point it in Bob's direction.
LEAN: You leisurely lean on your oak rune staff, a thoughtful expression upon your face.
WAVE: You make a grand, sweeping gesture with your oak rune staff
THROW: You toss your oak rune staff up into the air, catching it in your palm with a snap!
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