Chrysogon codex - Revision history

GS4-XERAPHINA: removed reference to Xerria

2026-01-10T14:04:29Z

removed reference to Xerria

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	The '''Chrysogon codex''' ([[scroll]] codex) was introduced by [[GameMaster]] Keios at the Talador Baronial Coronation Festival, part of [[Cross Into Shadows]] in 2014~~. Codices may be unlocked by [[Xerria]] on [[Mist Harbor]], but only one per year via raffle (2015)~~. Locked codices hold 10 scrolls, unlocked ones hold 20.		The '''Chrysogon codex''' ([[scroll]] codex) was introduced by [[GameMaster]] Keios at the Talador Baronial Coronation Festival, part of [[Cross Into Shadows]] in 2014. Locked codices hold 10 scrolls, unlocked ones hold 20.

	The codices can be used with any scroll found in the treasure system, as well as with folios, leafs, sheets, cards, notes, and posters. They cannot be used with any scroll regardless of noun that does not have a [[15/15/15]] base description. <!-- This spot reserved for informational blurb for item. Remove as part of copy/paste.-->		The codices can be used with any scroll found in the treasure system, as well as with folios, leafs, sheets, cards, notes, and posters. They cannot be used with any scroll regardless of noun that does not have a [[15/15/15]] base description. <!-- This spot reserved for informational blurb for item. Remove as part of copy/paste.-->

MOD-GSMOTTE: Toggled on usage headers, fixed up some markup where it's (maybe?) supposed to be row and not rowgroup, changed to miscellaneous category because it cannot be worn. Minor changes.

2022-11-25T18:48:47Z

Toggled on usage headers, fixed up some markup where it's (maybe?) supposed to be row and not rowgroup, changed to miscellaneous category because it cannot be worn. Minor changes.

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	\|show= <!-- ONLY for when an item has a hard-coded show. -->		\|show= <!-- ONLY for when an item has a hard-coded show. -->
	\|affinity= <!-- Brief explanation of affinity for that specific tier, if any. -->		\|affinity= <!-- Brief explanation of affinity for that specific tier, if any. -->
	\|itemverbtable= <!-- Answer YES if there are verbs associated with this tier. If not, leave blank. -->		\|itemverbtable= Yes<!-- Answer YES if there are verbs associated with this tier. If not, leave blank. -->
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	! scope="col"\|Third		! scope="col"\|Third
	\|-		\|-
	! scope="~~rowgroup~~" role="rowheader"\|Verb		! scope="row" role="rowheader"\|Verb
	! scope="~~rowgroup~~" role="rowheader"\|Style		! scope="row" role="rowheader"\|Style
	\|<!-- First Person View --> {{addmetext}}		\|<!-- First Person View --> {{addmetext}}
	\|<!-- Second Person View --> {{addmetext}}		\|<!-- Second Person View --> {{addmetext}}
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	\|}{{itemtier <!-- Copy/Paste x #Tier for item as needed. -->		{{itemtier <!-- Copy/Paste x #Tier for item as needed. -->
	\|tier= Unlocked <!-- REQUIRED: Must be entered as Tier # or Tree (Name) -->		\|tier= Unlocked <!-- REQUIRED: Must be entered as Tier # or Tree (Name) -->
	\|itemsummary= The unlocked version is a bit fancier and will hold 20 scrolls.<!-- Brief explanation of what this tier does, if any. -->		\|itemsummary= The unlocked version is a bit fancier and will hold 20 scrolls.<!-- Brief explanation of what this tier does, if any. -->
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	\|affinity= <!-- Brief explanation of affinity for that specific tier, if any. -->		\|affinity= <!-- Brief explanation of affinity for that specific tier, if any. -->
	\|itemverbtable= <!-- Answer YES if there are verbs associated with this tier. If not, leave blank. -->		\|itemverbtable= Yes<!-- Answer YES if there are verbs associated with this tier. If not, leave blank. -->
	}}		}}
	{\| {{verbtable}} <!-- REQUIRED if there are verbs for this tier. For instructions on how to use this template, see Template:Verbtable. -->		{\| {{verbtable}} <!-- REQUIRED if there are verbs for this tier. For instructions on how to use this template, see Template:Verbtable. -->
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	! scope="col"\|Third		! scope="col"\|Third
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	! scope="~~rowgroup~~" role="rowheader"\|Verb		! scope="row" role="rowheader"\|Verb
	! scope="~~rowgroup~~" role="rowheader"\|Style		! scope="row" role="rowheader"\|Style
	\|<!-- First Person View --> {{addmetext}}		\|<!-- First Person View --> {{addmetext}}
	\|<!-- Second Person View --> {{addmetext}}		\|<!-- Second Person View --> {{addmetext}}
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	==Additional Information==		==Additional Information==
	Although these items are popular for roleplaying purposes or those with only several scrolls, they are not mechanically practical. Specifically, if the ~~'''~~codex~~'''~~ is in a container, scrolls within it will not be triggered by [[RUMMAGE (verb)\|rummaging]]. As the codices are not wearable (and have quite limited storage space even when unlocked) it requires holding the codex in hand and then searching for the scroll of interest. This is distinctly less advantageous from a mechanical perspective ~~from~~ keeping scrolls in a dedicated satchel or a similar item that can be worn and deepened as a regular [[GALD]] service. Their main use for anyone with a decent scroll collection would then be for specialized scrolls that are used infrequently; however, as noted above, they may not work for certain kinds of dyed, altered, or cut scrolls, and specialized scrolls are much more likely to have such incompatible properties. The scrolls need to be removed from the codex to be worked on by [[Scroll Infusion (714)]]. It is known that the contents of containers-within-containers is not made weightless by [[Phase (704)]], and considering the scripted nature of the codex which would prevent a lock from being added to it, the scrolls within can never be made weightless.		Although these items are popular for roleplaying purposes or those with only several scrolls, they are not mechanically practical. Specifically, if the codex is in a container, scrolls within it will not be triggered by [[RUMMAGE (verb)\|rummaging]]. As the codices are not wearable (and have quite limited storage space even when unlocked) it requires holding the codex in hand and then searching for the scroll of interest. This is distinctly less advantageous from a mechanical perspective than keeping scrolls in a dedicated satchel or a similar item that can be worn and deepened as a regular [[GALD]] service. Their main use for anyone with a decent scroll collection would then be for specialized scrolls that are used infrequently; however, as noted above, they may not work for certain kinds of dyed, altered, or cut scrolls, and specialized scrolls are much more likely to have such incompatible properties. The scrolls need to be removed from the codex to be worked on by [[Scroll Infusion (714)]]. It is known that the contents of containers-within-containers are not made weightless by [[Phase (704)]], and considering the scripted nature of the codex which would prevent a lock from being added to it, the scrolls within can never be made weightless.

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	\|itemclass= ~~Accessory~~<!-- REQUIRED: Valid options are: Armor, Weapon, Shield, Clothing, Accessory, Container, Creatures (Pets/Mounts), or Miscellaneous. If more than one classification, additional lines can be added with "itemclass2=" & "itemclass3=" -->		\|itemclass= Miscellaneous<!-- REQUIRED: Valid options are: Armor, Weapon, Shield, Clothing, Accessory, Container, Creatures (Pets/Mounts), or Miscellaneous. If more than one classification, additional lines can be added with "itemclass2=" & "itemclass3=" -->
	\|itemtype= Book<!-- REQUIRED: What items can this apply to. Up to 8 can be specified by setting "itemtype2" - "itemtype8". -->		\|itemtype= Book<!-- REQUIRED: What items can this apply to. Up to 8 can be specified by setting "itemtype2" - "itemtype8". -->
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ECHEAUX at 13:31, 15 November 2022

2022-11-15T13:31:26Z

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VANKRASN39: update category

2017-08-24T14:59:12Z

update category

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	You can tell that the codex is as light as it can get and that its pockets could not possibly get any deeper.		You can tell that the codex is as light as it can get and that its pockets could not possibly get any deeper.
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VANKRASN39: preliminary format update

2017-08-14T16:40:12Z

preliminary format update

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DAID: ibid

2016-07-27T20:20:02Z

ibid

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	The codices can be used with any scroll found in the treasure system, as well as with folios, leafs, sheets, cards, notes, and posters. They cannot be used with any scroll regardless of noun that does not have a [[15/15/15]] base description.		The codices can be used with any scroll found in the treasure system, as well as with folios, leafs, sheets, cards, notes, and posters. They cannot be used with any scroll regardless of noun that does not have a [[15/15/15]] base description.

	Although these items are popular for roleplaying purposes or those with only several scrolls, they are not mechanically practical. Specifically, if the '''codex''' is in a container, scrolls within it will not be triggered by [[RUMMAGE (verb)\|rummaging]]. As the codices are not wearable (and have quite limited storage space even when unlocked) it requires holding the codex in hand and then searching for the scroll of interest. This is distinctly less advantageous from a mechanical perspective from keeping scrolls in a dedicated satchel or a similar item that can be worn and deepened as a regular [[GALD]] service. Their main use for anyone with a decent scroll collection would then be for specialized scrolls that are used infrequently; however, as noted above, they may not work for certain kinds of dyed, altered, or cut scrolls, and specialized scrolls are much more likely to have such incompatible properties.		Although these items are popular for roleplaying purposes or those with only several scrolls, they are not mechanically practical. Specifically, if the '''codex''' is in a container, scrolls within it will not be triggered by [[RUMMAGE (verb)\|rummaging]]. As the codices are not wearable (and have quite limited storage space even when unlocked) it requires holding the codex in hand and then searching for the scroll of interest. This is distinctly less advantageous from a mechanical perspective from keeping scrolls in a dedicated satchel or a similar item that can be worn and deepened as a regular [[GALD]] service. Their main use for anyone with a decent scroll collection would then be for specialized scrolls that are used infrequently; however, as noted above, they may not work for certain kinds of dyed, altered, or cut scrolls, and specialized scrolls are much more likely to have such incompatible properties. The scrolls need to be removed from the codex to be worked on by [[Scroll Infusion (714)]]. It is known that the contents of containers-within-containers is not made weightless by [[Phase (704)]], and considering the scripted nature of the codex which would prevent a lock from being added to it, the scrolls within can never be made weightless.

	''Information provided by GM Keios		''Information provided by GM Keios

DAID: ibid

2016-07-27T20:12:55Z

ibid

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	The codices can be used with any scroll found in the treasure system, as well as with folios, leafs, sheets, cards, notes, and posters. They cannot be used with any scroll regardless of noun that does not have a [[15/15/15]] base description.		The codices can be used with any scroll found in the treasure system, as well as with folios, leafs, sheets, cards, notes, and posters. They cannot be used with any scroll regardless of noun that does not have a [[15/15/15]] base description.

	Although these items are popular for roleplaying purposes or those with only several scrolls, they are not mechanically practical. Specifically, if the '''codex''' is in a container, scrolls within it will not be triggered by [[RUMMAGE (verb)\|rummaging]]. As the codices are not wearable (and have quite limited storage space even when unlocked) it requires holding the codex in hand and then searching for the scroll of interest. This is distinctly less advantageous from a mechanical perspective from keeping scrolls in a dedicated satchel or a similar item that can be worn and deepened as a regular [[GALD]] service.		Although these items are popular for roleplaying purposes or those with only several scrolls, they are not mechanically practical. Specifically, if the '''codex''' is in a container, scrolls within it will not be triggered by [[RUMMAGE (verb)\|rummaging]]. As the codices are not wearable (and have quite limited storage space even when unlocked) it requires holding the codex in hand and then searching for the scroll of interest. This is distinctly less advantageous from a mechanical perspective from keeping scrolls in a dedicated satchel or a similar item that can be worn and deepened as a regular [[GALD]] service. Their main use for anyone with a decent scroll collection would then be for specialized scrolls that are used infrequently; however, as noted above, they may not work for certain kinds of dyed, altered, or cut scrolls, and specialized scrolls are much more likely to have such incompatible properties.

	''Information provided by GM Keios		''Information provided by GM Keios

DAID: mechanical considerations

2016-07-27T20:10:47Z

mechanical considerations

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	The codices can be used with any scroll found in the treasure system, as well as with folios, leafs, sheets, cards, notes, and posters. They cannot be used with any scroll regardless of noun that does not have a [[15/15/15]] base description.		The codices can be used with any scroll found in the treasure system, as well as with folios, leafs, sheets, cards, notes, and posters. They cannot be used with any scroll regardless of noun that does not have a [[15/15/15]] base description.

			Although these items are popular for roleplaying purposes or those with only several scrolls, they are not mechanically practical. Specifically, if the '''codex''' is in a container, scrolls within it will not be triggered by [[RUMMAGE (verb)\|rummaging]]. As the codices are not wearable (and have quite limited storage space even when unlocked) it requires holding the codex in hand and then searching for the scroll of interest. This is distinctly less advantageous from a mechanical perspective from keeping scrolls in a dedicated satchel or a similar item that can be worn and deepened as a regular [[GALD]] service.

	''Information provided by GM Keios		''Information provided by GM Keios

VANKRASN39: update for 2015 unlock status

2015-02-26T23:50:34Z

update for 2015 unlock status

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	Chrysogon's [[scroll]] codices were introduced by [[GameMaster]] Keios at the Talador Baronial Coronation Festival, part of [[Cross Into Shadows]] in 2014. Codices may be unlocked by [[Xerria]] on [[Mist Harbor]], but only one per ~~quarter~~. Locked codices hold 10 scrolls, unlocked ones hold 20.		Chrysogon's [[scroll]] codices were introduced by [[GameMaster]] Keios at the Talador Baronial Coronation Festival, part of [[Cross Into Shadows]] in 2014. Codices may be unlocked by [[Xerria]] on [[Mist Harbor]], but only one per year via raffle (2015). Locked codices hold 10 scrolls, unlocked ones hold 20.

	The codices can be used with any scroll found in the treasure system, as well as with folios, leafs, sheets, cards, notes, and posters. They cannot be used with any scroll regardless of noun that does not have a [[15/15/15]] base description.		The codices can be used with any scroll found in the treasure system, as well as with folios, leafs, sheets, cards, notes, and posters. They cannot be used with any scroll regardless of noun that does not have a [[15/15/15]] base description.

GS4-KEIOS: 5 revisions: Test Import

2014-12-31T16:53:03Z

5 revisions: Test Import

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