Signet
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Signets were first introduced by GM Itzel via the merchant Periope. Customizations and unlockings have been sought after by many adventurers, as have special signet kits that contain a fully customized allotment of supplies. SignetSignet rings are customizable rings that work with the paper and wax sold at shops like Wax Eloquent in Ta'Illistim as well as other special merchant events such as Ebon Gate. The design may be customized by a willing merchant and will in turn be what appears embossed into the wax.
You analyze your reverse relief signet and sense that the item is largely free from merchant alteration restrictions.
The creator has also provided the following information:
Your signet can be altered but it must remain a signet ring or signet band.
The seal design on your signet can be altered freely.
Both long descriptions and shows are fine.
This signet is tier 1 of 2 tiers. You are able to use the following verbs on it: CLEAN, COVER, DISMISS, WEAR, REMOVE, LOOK and PUSH.
You get no sense of whether or not the signet may be further lightened.
The signet is made of silver and has a design of a peacock pavonated engraved into its face.
PaperMuch like writable books, this specialty paper can be written on with any stylus or quill. What sets this apart is its ability to be FOLDed, addressed (via WRITE), and sealed with with wax.
You analyze your ecru paper and sense that the item is largely free from merchant alteration restrictions.
The creator has also provided the following information:
Your paper can be altered, but must remain 15/15/15.
Messaging references "a,piece of,<noun>".
The paper may not have a long description or show.
You get no sense of whether or not the paper may be further lightened
Quill
You analyze your ebon quill and sense that the item is largely free from merchant alteration restrictions.
The creator has also provided the following information:
Your quill can be altered, as long as the noun remains appropriate for a writing implement.
The script messaging refers to ink, so no pencils or the like.
Both long descriptions and shows are fine.
You get no sense of whether or not the quill may be further lightened. WaxWax is used to seal and serve as the basis for an embossed signet.
You analyze your stick of wax and sense that the item is largely free from merchant alteration restrictions.
The creator has also provided the following information:
Your wax can be altered, but must remain 15/15/15.
The color must be in the first part.
The format is "a <color>,stick of,wax".
The wax may not have a long description or show.
There are 10 uses remaining in your stick of wax. A talented merchant can refill your wax.
You get no sense of whether or not the wax may be further lightened.
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Additional Information
Log
Periope says, “You’ll first want to write your note.” Periope removes a piece of white paper from in her linen shift. Periope removes a plumed quill from in her linen shift. Periope focuses all of her attention on her paper, writing carefully with her quill. Satisfied, she considers what she’s written. Periope says, “Then, when you’re satisfied, close the note shut.” Periope folds shut her paper. Periope put a plumed quill in her linen shift. Periope removes a leaden grey wax stick from in her linen shift. Periope says, “Heat the wax between your hands.” Periope says, “But you’ll need both hands, to get a good friction.” Periope drops a piece of white paper. Periope warms a leaden grey wax stick between her hands. Periope picks up a piece of white paper. Pressing her stick to her paper, leaves a blister of leaden grey wax, ripe for sealing. Periope says, “Push the stick, against the paper.” Periope says, “That will put the wax on it.” Periope put a leaden grey wax stick in her linen shift. Periope removes a thumb signet from in her linen shift. Periope says, “The push the signet, against the paper.” Pressing her signet to her paper, her makes a lion rampant impression in the leaden grey wax. Periope says, “That will stamp your seal into the wax dollop.” Periope opens her paper, scanning its contents. Periope says, “And if the message is to remain a secret...” Periope rips and shreds her paper. The paper is soon merely a pile of confetti. Periope throws a handful of confetti up into the air, and it floats down in a cloud all over the area!
Writing
Hold your writing instrument in your right hand, and the paper in your left hand. Set the language you are speaking first, because it will be written in that language.
>speak common You are now speaking Common. >write on parchment;This is a test of penmanship.|Behold.||Behold, Behold. The parchment before you fills with Common, as ink flows smoothly from your quill. You regard the parchment, and your words, critically. >read parch The page, written in Common, reads as follows: This is a test of penmanship. Behold. Behold, Behold.