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Also, can the shop cache be organized like the player's cache? (Idea# 1906!)
----------------------------- Concoctions ------------------------------
[ 596] ash [ 378] bayberry [ 599] bellwort
----------------------------- Reanimation ------------------------------
[ 22] lung slice [ 33] ovary slice [ 66] pineal slice
-------------------------- Inks & Commodities --------------------------
[ 30] blue ink [ 48] cloth [ 798] coal
----------------------------- Tarot Cards ------------------------------
[ 3] blank card
As opposed to:
[3493] ash [ 5] bladder slice [4024] cloth
[4695] echinacea [4700] elm [ 12] eyeball slice
[2642] wood [ 480] yellow ink
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A way to set casks either as return to shop, or return to person? AKA:
--
CASK STORE HERE
CASK RETRIEVE
When you hold a cask, you can CASK STORE HERE to place the cask in a storeroom, and make that cask reset to the location instead of the owner's inventory. You can only store casks in a storeroom.
When you're holding your cask, or while you're in the presence of your cask, you can CASK RETRIEVE to put the cask into your inventory (if it's on the floor) and have the cask once more reset to the owner's inventory.
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So far, cask management has been a bag of cats. They return to me sometimes, they don't at other times, and what am I going to do when I need to refill them with venoms when they're returning every hour? I don't really understand how casks decide when to return to you, and when they start returning to the store instead.
- Black dye available in general goods cooking shop, like all the other colors. You'd think black would be a pretty popular one.
- Custom stills in forging/furniture would be super sweet.
- Could the rule regarding precise use of the identity word in an appearance be considered? Twice now I've submitted things that feasibly sound right, like 'a candied eyeball' or 'a plated liver'. These both read correctly, sound right, and mention the identity in a way, but both were rejected because candied != candy and plated != plate.
A rule's a rule, and I completely understand that we've got to follow them as uniformly as we can, but they both make sense and sounded better than the alternatives I had to come up with to get the word 'candy' and the word 'plate' into the appearance line there.
I know that some gems/crystals aren't cacheable at all, because their base word conflicts with other cachable things, but is there any chance the ones where this is not the case could be made so? It'd make it a lot easier to stock them in shops and take up a lot less room.
Isn't sundress a viable alt on the dress pattern?
I'm not saying the addition of this would break the game, only that this is why it's not already considered viable.
It bears an imprint of four pressed knuckles, marking it as a product of Areka Morrog.
It bears an engraving of a pinion feather, marking its designer as Rivas Turdface.
It bears an imprint of four pressed knuckles, marking it as a design and product of Areka Morrog.
taxidermy1234 a lifelike Colette
Does want.
I remember, involve me and I
learn.
-Benjamin Franklin
Hourglasses (Jewelcraft)
Utensils (Jewelcraft)
Napkins (Tailoring)
Birdhouses (Woodcraft)
Birdfeeders (Woodcraft)
I'm totally willing to write the base descs for these if we can have them.
Alternates:
=====FURNITURE=====
Decoration:
Dreamcatcher*
Suncatcher*
Sundial
Knick-knack
Candelabra
Paperweight
*These could maybe go on windchime in jewelcraft, instead. Admin preference.
=====JEWELCRAFT=====
Utensil(s):
Silverware
Cutlery
Armband:
Armbands
=====COOKING=====
Casserole:
Cobbler (Could also go under pie, in theory.)
Pie:
Quiche
Cheesecake
Strudel
Empanada
Soup:
Broth
Roll:
Doughnut
Kolache
Croissant
Bun
Baguette
Bread:
Tortilla
Sandwich:
Wrap
=====FORGING=====
Dagger:
Saveblade
======TAILORING=====
Collar:
Gorget
Bracers:
Vambrace
Sort of tangentially related, while I really don't get why satiation was changed to be flat across the board--it doesn't make any kind of logical sense, even if it does make specific crafters happy, it'd be -awesome- if we could get how much food is needed to take one from starving to satiated looked at? Ate seven casseroles and two pies and was still not at satiated. Is more than a bit ridiculous.
Showoff bracelet:
This is a silver chain bracelet with stuff and a lock.
It has XX months of usefullness left.
It weighs a Little bit.
It bears the distinct mark of Becue
A silver chain bracelet is holding:
"charmxx" a howling wolf charm
"charmyy" a red flower charm
Cake: Cheesecake. Decoration: Knick-knack. Roll: Bagel. Pie: Cobbler. Sandwich: Wrap. Lastly,
pins/brooches can now be worn on head and onbelt.
First off: Yay, new things.
Second: On head makes zero sense. On hat, maybe, though we have hatpins for that. But on head, unless it got changed to allow multiple head things, means you literally cannot wear anything it could possibly be attached to, there. I'd say onbelt doesn't make much sense either. On cloak, which is the most logical option past shirt, isn't allowed. It should be, and I'm certainly not the only one who thinks so.
(worn open to display his armor) : a well-fitted, stylishly functional black longcoat
I remember, involve me and I
learn.
-Benjamin Franklin
Smokes and Dusts.
By crushing herbs, and lacing with poisons and inks you create smoke bombs that can give a room a periodic affliction. They cover a room in a mist and cause slight choking damage. The smoke can be 'billowed' and made to last longer through the use of a fan or the Gust spell to blow it into other rooms. ((smoke is inhaled through nostrils, but also by you're skin, being exposed even without breathing can effect the body))
Dusts are the crushed bones mixed with organs, inks, and poisons that are thrown at or into a adjacent room or in the same room made to be breathed in causing more choking damage on top of a poison, but cannot be billowed, instead the longer it is breathed in the greater the damage it does. Running out of a room will not remove the effects of dusts in one's lungs, you have to get away from the area to remove a dusts effect for a certain bit of time. ((bone bits build up and clog the throat making it harder to breathe naturally causing asthma on top of other effects))
Both require CAREFULLY crushed ylem shards mixed into the recipes together. Smokes can last much longer then dusts, but do not build up in their effects. Dusts are closer up, but allow greater effects longer someone is in the same room with you, giving slightly higher damage and chance of a extra affliction if said person sticks in same room. Masks can be sold which protect you from some, but not ALL types of dusts and smokes. Basic masks are made of cloth an cover the mouth ((like some nurse would use)) Then there is a facial head-covering that requires filters to keep protected from universally all types. ((like as gas mask used by the trolls when spelunking for relics)) Masks will help universally, but only basic masks are given to a citizenship, the fancier ones are technology reserved to only ONLY the upper echelon...and even then. A mask can only do so much. Dusts can clog filters, smokes can still get through people by their skin in some regards
Finally! Both are mixed into 'packets' ((I am thinking size of a large tea-bag)) which can be in yer cache. Archers can apply packets onto the end of their arrows and some packets can be set to be explosive with the obvious exclusion of Meteor arrows. There should also be scents and smells that can use smokes for healing a group a very small amount with incense sticks.
*Missing a word, whoops.