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2018 Inventory

an ink-splattered wagon, Room #8, Lich #23866, go ink-splattered wagon

  • 2018 Update teaser by GM Elidi
Festival teaser! on 07/05/2018 08:54 AM PDT

Charyia will be back with updated stationery inventory at Now is the Write Time. She also has NEW fancy envelopes for sale!

G>nudge envelope
Eyeing the front of your parchment envelope, you decide to write the address sloppily.
G>write my envelope;To: GM Elysani
Writing sloppily, you address the front of your parchment envelope with your red feather quill.
G>read my envelope
The front of your parchment envelope, sloppily written in Common, reads as follows:

To: GM Elysani

G>kiss my envelope
Bringing your parchment envelope to your lips, you tenderly kiss it and leave behind a faint lip-shaped mark.
G>look my envelope
The envelope is closed. You see a faint lip-shaped mark on the seal. There appears to be something sloppily written across the front.
G>burn my envelope
Spying a nearby fire, you toss your parchment envelope on the flames and watch it quickly burn.

Note: Burning the envelopes only works in rooms that have fire/fireplace props. This will destroy the envelope.

Charyia will be raffling off a few max deep stationery boxes, as well as working on the items in her shop during the course of the festival. Stop by!

~Elidi~

NWT Entry

[Now is the Write Time]
An imposing mistwood writing desk paired with a tall, straight-backed chair is arranged in front of a large window, a rolling cart laid out with a silver tea set parked nearby. Thick with dust, the shelves inside a large cabinet are stocked with bins of parchment, stacks of note cards, and assorted ornate glass bottles. A fluffy white cat peeks out from a white wicker bin filled with discarded stationery.
Obvious exits: north, out
The stationery boxes on the desk will stack your loose paper for easier storage.  The box can be locked to secure your stationery accessories, and keys are found in the desk.  The cabinet is stocked with paper and various perfumes to scent your stationery.

In the large cabinet you see:

a sheet of rose-sheened vellum 250
a piece of gilt-edged parchment 250
a scrap of tattered paper 250
a sheet of bold red stationery 250
a piece of sienna-tinged parchment 250
a piece of wrinkled grey paper 250
a piece of wine-dark vellum 250
a sheet of smooth eggshell parchment 250
a rose-printed gold parchment card 250
a vert-lined pale parchment note 250
a violet blown glass alembic swirled with copper
 First-person: You have the musty odor of old books and parchment scrolls that permeates your hair and clothing.
 Third-person: Person has the musty odor of old books and parchment scrolls wafting from her hair and clothing with every movement.
Perfume 1000
a faceted onyx vial with an ivory blossom stopper
 First-person: You have a soothing scent of valerian clinging to your skin.  Dark musk and tones of aged widowwood blossoms add depth to the ethereal scent.
 Third-person: Person has a soothing scent of valerian clinging to her skin.  Dark musk and tones of aged widowwood blossoms add depth to the ethereal scent.
a gold-veined green marble flagon with a gilt-caged cap
 First-person: You have the aromatic blend of crushed sirenflowers running along your skin.  Faint touches of talneo, sage, and thyme linger beneath the surface, reminiscent of some magical brew.
 Third-person: Person has the aromatic blend of crushed sirenflowers running along her skin.  Faint touches of talneo, sage, and thyme linger beneath the surface, reminiscent of some magical brew.
a round cloudy glass bottle with a jet silk tassel
 First-person: You have the acrid odor of perspiration clinging to your skin.
 Third-person: Person has the acrid odor of perspiration clinging to her skin.
an ivory-stoppered smoky glaes bottle
 First-person: You have rich, heavy notes of freshly procured ink gliding across your skin, the aura bleeding slowly into a melange of black amber and rose-like hellebore before collapsing into a faint whisper of belladonna.
 Third-person: Person has rich, heavy notes of freshly procured ink gliding across her skin, the aura bleeding slowly into a melange of black amber and rose-like hellebore before collapsing into a faint whisper of belladonna.
10000

In the writing desk you see:

a twisted black iron key 5000
a gold cameo-inset key 5000
an ink-stained thick silver key 5000
a long tree-shaped key 5000
an ivory skull-capped key 5000
a silk-strung pale silver key 5000
a smoky grey ash stationery box inlaid with jet mournblooms Stationery boxes
Pocketed: Medium (20-39)
any number of items
50000
an octagonal indigo stationery box carved from monir
a heart-shaped maoral stationery box stained carmine
a shiny cerulean stationery box inlaid with nacre starfish
a lacquered fel stationery box set with crescentic pearls
a bejeweled haon stationery box glazed pale plum

On the cart you see:

a dill-sprigged cucumber sandwich free
a cup of milk tea
a tiny lemon teacake
a cup of mournbloom-spiked willow bark tea
North

NWT Storage

[Now is the Write Time, Storage]
Partially concealed behind a parchment screen, the polished hardwood floor is littered with crumpled paper beneath a spindly-legged escritoire piled high with vellum and near-empty ink wells. Sleek feathers and ostentatious plumes hang from the ceiling by nearly invisible silk threads over a small mistwood worktable in one corner.
Obvious exits: south
The quills can be worn behind your ear for a distinctive look.  The inkpots work well with the quills, but be careful you don't smudge your skin after handling!  The cloths in the bin will help you clean up.
NEW ENVELOPES!  Designed to hold your letters and small trinkets, you can address and scent the envelopes-- and more!

On the mistwood worktable you see:

a crisp white linen cloth
This white linen cloth will remove ink smudges.  RUB the cloth to clean away all traces of ink from your face.
5000
a fluffy ball of pink cotton
a faded white cotton cloth
a smoky glaes inkpot set in wrought silver talons (silver) Pocketed: VSA (<2-4)
one item
This glaes inkpot is a container for holding ink that you can OPEN, CLOSE, SHAKE, and NUDGE.

The glaes inkpot is NOT unlocked. 
50000
a square azure glass inkpot with gold corners (gold)
a round clockwork-set glass inkpot (copper)
a fluted emerald green glass inkpot on a gold filigree base (green)
a dark red hourglass-shaped glass inkpot (blood red)

In the wicker bin you see:

an oversized black parchment envelope Pocketed: VSA (<2-4)
one item
This is a stationery envelope which can hold two very small items.  You can WRITE on it with a quill, NUDGE, BURN, TEAR, KISS, and CLEAN it.  You may also POUR perfume on it.
2500
a creamy white paper envelope
a tissue-thin vellum envelope
a ribbon-tied ecru parchment envelope
a gilt-foiled pale parchment envelope
an ivory-nibbed coppery hawk quill Feature Quills pin-worn 25000
a thin nacreous grey quill
an elongated pastel marabou quill
a wispy garnet-sheened quill
a gold-nibbed glossy crow quill

NWT Workroom

[Now is the Write Time, Workroom]
Folded paper flowers are tacked to the walls amidst an abstract mural of stationery scraps scribbled with handwriting samples. A square, cobalt glass inkpot lies overturned on top of a long oaken table, the spilled ink staining the wood and dribbling on to the polished hardwood floor. A thick-legged oak stool has been claimed by a black cat with a fluffy, white-tipped tail.
Obvious exits: out

2017 Inventory

an ink-splattered wagon, Room #8, Lich #23866, go ink-splattered wagon

  • Teasers by GM Elidi
Re: MSN 4 Teasers on 07/07/2017 11:05 AM PDT
Tired of all that loose paper lying around?

G>glance
You glance down to see a pink-tinged birdseye maple stationery box in your right hand and a piece of paper in your left hand.
G>push my box
As you push a small button on the side of your stationery box, a discreet drawer in the bottom of the box slides open. You carefully place a piece of paper inside, taking care not to crease it. The drawer slides smoothly shut again with the slightest touch.
G>ponder
You ponder.
G>get paper
You pick up a piece of paper.
G>push my box
As you push a small button on the side of your stationery box, a discreet drawer in the bottom of the box slides open. You carefully place a piece of paper inside, taking care not to crease it. The drawer slides smoothly shut again with the slightest touch.
G>look my box
There are 2 sheets of paper inside the stationery box.

Boxes will hold 10 sheets of loose paper off the shelf, and can be worked on to hold more. Visit 'Now Is The Write Time' during the festival for all of your stationery needs.
Re: MSN 4: Teaser on 07/11/2017 08:34 AM PDT

For all of you scribes out there - some new writing accessories to be found at 'Now Is The Write Time':

G>open my ink
You unscrew the lid on your azure glass inkpot, taking care not to spill the contents.
G>shake my ink
Holding your fingers over the opening, you turn your azure glass inkpot over to agitate the azure liquid inside.
G>nudge my ink
You dip your flamingo quill into your azure glass inkpot, submerging the nib briefly into the azure ink before scraping off any excess.
G>tickle ink
While holding your azure glass inkpot, you absently tap your finger against your chin, leaving a smudge of azure ink across your skin.

Someone looking at you may notice a slight feature change: She has a smudge of azure ink upon her chin.

But wait!

G>tap quill
Pondering what to write next, you tap the end of your flamingo quill against your cheek.
G>wear quill
You tuck your flamingo quill behind your ear, adjusting the quill for an aesthetically pleasing effect.
G>tap quill
With a slight nod, you tap the flamingo quill tucked behind your ear and mouth, "Noted."

Someone looking at you may notice a slight feature change: A bright pink flamingo feather quill is tucked behind her ear.

More actions in store on both items.

~Elidi~


NWT Entry

[Now is the Write Time]
An imposing mistwood writing desk paired with a tall, straight-backed chair is arranged in front of a large window, a rolling cart laid out with a silver tea set parked nearby. Thick with dust, the shelves inside a large cabinet are stocked with bins of parchment, stacks of note cards, and assorted ornate glass bottles. A fluffy white cat peeks out from a white wicker bin filled with discarded stationery.
Obvious exits: north, out
The boxes on the desk will store your loose paper in a special way.  The box can be locked to secure your stationery accessories, and keys are found in the desk.  The cabinet is stocked with paper and various perfumes to scent your stationery.

In the large cabinet you see:

a piece of smooth white paper 250
a sheet of rose pink vellum
piece of dog-eared parchment
a stark white monogrammed note
a piece of cream-hued parchment
a tea-stained parchment note
a sheet of ebon-lined paper
a sheet of faint lilac stationery
a rough-edged parchment card
a piece of tissue-thin vellum
a mint-on-black floral glass bottle with a pink silk tassel XXXX has the loamy scent of soil and pungent herbs penetrating the air around her. Perfume 1000
an enamel gilt-intaglio bottle with a green silk tassel XXXX has a horrible scent of dried blood clinging about her skin. 1000
a jeweled blue glass bottle with a white silk tassel XXXX has the crisp scents of soap and freshly laundered cloth clinging to her skin. 1000
a lilac glass bottle with a gold silk-tassel XXXX has an indistinct whiff of parchment and dust radiating from her skin. 1000
an ivory-stoppered smoky glaes bottle XXXX has rich, heavy notes of freshly procured ink gliding across her skin, the aura bleeding slowly into a melange of black amber and rose-like hellebore before collapsing into a faint whisper of belladonna. 10000

In the writing desk you see:

a nacre-inlaid gold key 5000
a slender trefoil brass key
a moonstone-set vaalin key
a ribbon-looped faenor key
a quill-shaped silver key
a pink silk-tasselled key

On the writing desk you see:

a pink-tinged birdseye maple stationery box Pocketed: Medium (20-39)
any number of items
50000
a lacquered parchment stationery box
a dull brass stationery box embossed with grape vines
a burled walnut stationery box with brass mountings
a tortoiseshell stationery box with mother-of-pearl inlay
a deep black fel stationery box traced with vaalin coils

On the cart you see:

a dill-sprigged cucumber sandwich free
a cup of milk tea
a tiny lemon teacake
a cup of mournbloom-spiked willow bark tea

NWT North Room

[Now is the Write Time, Storage]
Partially concealed behind a parchment screen, the polished hardwood floor is littered with crumpled paper beneath a spindly-legged escritoire piled high with vellum and near-empty ink wells. Sleek feathers and ostentatious plumes hang from the ceiling by nearly invisible silk threads over a small mistwood worktable in one corner.
Obvious exits: south

On the mistwood worktable you see:

a crystal inkpot with a hand-chased silver lid Pocketed: VSA (<2-4)
one item
silver ink 50000
a hexagonal glaes inkpot caged in gold filigree gold ink
a spherical globe inkwell hinged at the divide sanguine ink
a cinnabar glass inkwell with a copper lizard lid coppery ink
a cobalt glass inkpot topped with a stone eyeball cobalt ink
a white cotton face cloth 5000
an ink-stained pale linen cloth
a fluffy ball of white cotton

In the wicker bin you see:

a sharp-nibbed red feather quill pin-worn 25000
an ink-smudged goose feather quill
a vibrant peacock feather quill
a taupe-banded hawk feather quill
a silver-nibbed ostrich feather quill
a foiled parchment envelope Pocketed: VSA (<2-4)
a couple of items
100
a wax-sealed paper envelope
a torn and wrinkled envelope
crisp white paper envelope
a ribbon-tied parchment envelope
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