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Definitely not still the case, and hasn't been for at least three years, I think (not sure when I got my pet). My pet has a name, which is the base item you see when you do II/IH, but it's not mentioned in any of the descriptions.
Results of disembowel testing | Knight limb counter | GMCP AB files
I don't think it's cardinal sin or anything, and certainly there have been some player-named weapons that have become legendary after the fact, (Koraji's Lightsbane and the Manifestation of Hatred come to mind) but I will always prefer it when such "legendary" items come from Gods, denizens, or some other special means, rather than just plunking down 50cr. Just my personal stance.
an ethereal hood of frost
"Each" is singular, so should be "glimmers."
Appearance: Frostbite, a frigid mithril dirk
Dropped: An icy dirk shimmers here, fractals of frost slowly creeping from where it lies.
Examined: Ebony steel and mithril marry to form this slim dirk. Twined blades spiral around each other from the guard through the fuller, different gradients of mithril creating a shifting azure hue within the metal. The twirling blades, each side ground to a filament edge, come together to form a central ridge. As the mithril blends, it darkens to a pure, cool cerulean, the point of the dirk little more than a deadly silhouette. Contrasting sharply with the sapphire hues of mithril is the stark ebon-steel, deliberately conical quillion forming a guard for the hilt. Snowy white leather has been braided in a criss-cross fashion around the hilt, terminating sharply at the pommel. The steel of the pommel has been polished to a brilliant white, shaped into the form of a tundra wolf's head, its maw open in a definitive snarl of savagery with two glinting blood rubies serving as the predator's eyes. Perfectly suspended between the curved blades is a single piece of obsidian, carved into the shape of an eye. Runes ply upon the surface of the stone, encouraging motion within the obsidian's nest. Waves of cool air drip off the stone as it spins, fractals of frost dancing upon the stone's ebony surface.
And you won't understand the cause of your grief...
...But you'll always follow the voices beneath.
And you won't understand the cause of your grief...
...But you'll always follow the voices beneath.
Maybe I'm just not looking or something.
- With sharp, crackling tones, Kyrra tells you, "The ladies must love you immensely."
- (Eleusian Ranger Techs): Savira says, "Most of the hard stuff seem to have this built in code like: If adventurer_hitting_me = "Sarathai" then send("terminate and selfdestruct")."
- Makarios says, "Serve well and perish."
- Xaden says, "Xaden confirmed scrub 2017."
Appearance: a fetish-adorned stormy-grey cloak
Oh yeah...that
Or Mhaldorian being mandarin.
Hashani being hindi.
Ashtani being russian.
Targossas being arabic.
Eleusians being portuguese.
I'd be down for it. Let's do it. More random RL languages used ICly. Lets do it.
And you won't understand the cause of your grief...
...But you'll always follow the voices beneath.
drop wolverine
A sinister snarl echoes through the surroundings as a colossal undead wolverine makes his entrance.
Examined: Closer to a grizzly than a hound in size, this immense undead wolverine radiates a ghastly black mist, its tendrils reaching out like skeletal fingers into the surrounding location. Powerful muscle and tough sinew wrap the wolverine's skeletal frame to create a topographic map beneath its tufted ebony fur. Gaunt limbs bend at sharp angles at the joints and give way to immense paws, their scarred pads ending in talon-like claws sharpened to deadly points. An ethereal green pulses along the beast's stomach and hind legs and casts an eerie underglow beneath the mist. The same glow emits the length of a barbed tail that sways, offering a menacing warning to any who might trifle with the wolverine or its owner. Slightly disproportionate to the rest of its body, the head of this powerful predator is exceptionally large with gleaming, sickly green eyes that flash with a baleful expression. A sinister smile set beneath the mustelid's ever-sniffing nose reveals rows of razor-sharp teeth that gleam like daggers waiting for spoil. Blood-stained straps of charred leather wraps across the creature's face and around its thick, skeletal neck, providing a sturdy handhold for the rider.
earrings and a treasure box cake for @Phelia
dropped: A miniature rosewood cello earring lies here, abandoned.
examined: Exquisitely hand-carved from rosewood, the curvy frame of an ornamental cello dangles from a silver hook to form this earring. Every detail of the design is painstakingly recreated in miniature from the gut strings to the durian and horsehair bow crossing the body of the instrument at a diagonal angle. Lacquer lends a glossy finish to the rich texture of the rosewood.
Type: cake Ingredients: 1 flour, 2 milk, 1 butter, 1 egg, 1 fruit, 2 sugar, 2 chocolate, 1 spice Cooked: yes
Appearance (short_desc)
a miniature treasure box cake
Dropped (long_desc)
A miniature treasure box cake rests on a golden plate.
Examined (extended_desc)
Milk chocolate frosting covers a rectangular miniature cake, coloured and worked to mimic the natural grain of a wooden box. Golden icing decorates the edges with intricate filigree scrollwork that comes together in a stylised clasp at the front of the piece. A line of darker chocolate frosting marks the separation of the lid from the rest of the box. The secret treasure within is revealed as sinfully decadent dark chocolate cake layered with delicate swathes of tart raspberry puree, the depth and richness of the cake enhanced with the ingredients of kawhe and vanilla extract.
First Eaten
Sweet milk chocolate frosting gives way to the sinful decadence of dark chocolate cake and tart raspberry puree, creating a symphony on the taste buds as you bite into a miniature treasure box cake.
Third Eaten
$+eater bites into a miniature treasure box cake, revealing the sinful decadence of dark chocolate cake and layers of raspberry puree beneath the milk chocolate frosting.
Smell
exudes the scent of rich chocolate with undertones of kawhe and fruit.
Taste
tastes of tart raspberry and decadent dark chocolate cake tempered with sweet frosting.
bracelet for @Rane
Dropped: A nautical rope bracelet with an anchor clasp lies here, abandoned.
Examined: Dual strands of nautical rope intersect in a reef knot to form this masculine bracelet. The slender lengths of rope, dyed mariner blue, have been carefully treated and softened for comfort against the skin. A burnished copper clasp in the shape of a stylised anchor hooks through an eyelet to secure the piece to the wrist.
Dropped: Paint splatters an artist's manuscript of patchwork purple velvet.
Examined: Sumptuous velvet in myriad shades of purple forms the covering of this artist's manuscript, inviting to the touch. The decadently soft material is worn in places by frequent use, not quite exposing the exquisite leather binding beneath. Solid patches of deep mulberry, violet, and indigo alternate with complementary floral prints of lilac and smoky amethyst in a kaleidoscope of patchwork colour. A few errant splotches of paint mark the fabric in contrasting rainbow hues. Braided violet ribbon, neatly tied into a bow, encircles the manuscript to hold it closed. A matching length of ribbon is sewn into the binding, used to mark the page of a current project. The handcrafted, oversized sheets of creamy parchment within contain scattered orchid, jacaranda, and crocus petals, evidence of the flower varieties used in their making. The thematic purple petals lend splashes of colour and a variant texture that adds depth to any piece, though the parchment is thick enough to prime for a variety of other colour palettes. Metallic silver thread sewn into the fabric at the centre of the front cover embroiders the letters 'NAT' in small, delicate script.
I was really inspired to do something more with it this time, and I'm really pleased with how everything turned out.
My grove:
The plinth:
a crystal lotus plinth
Dropped:
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