Thrown weapon box - Revision history

GS4-VANAH at 23:42, 29 January 2025

2025-01-29T23:42:24Z

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	\|item= Off-the-Shelf Box <!-- REQUIRED: Must be entered as Item Type -->		\|item= Off-the-Shelf Box <!-- REQUIRED: Must be entered as Item Type -->
	\|itemsummary= <!-- Brief explanation of what this particular item does, if any. -->		\|itemsummary= <!-- Brief explanation of what this particular item does, if any. -->
			\|analyze=
	\|analyze= You analyze your cat-shaped box and sense that there is no recorded information on that item. It may or may not be able to be worked on by a merchant alterer.
			This is a Flechette Maker. Add a metal slab and you can turn it into a hurled weapon!

			FLIP - Toggles between darts and daggers. This is set to create daggers.
⚫	~~You~~ ~~can~~ ~~tell~~ ~~that~~ ~~the~~ ~~box~~ is as ~~light~~ as it can ~~get~~, ~~but~~ ~~you~~ ~~might~~ be ~~able~~ ~~to have a talented merchant deepen its pockets for you~~.<!-- Only necessary if there are drastic changes in ANALYZE between ~~tiers/trees~~. -->
			TURN - Wind up.
			PUSH - Create items.

			Alteration Rules: The base or long description may be altered. The show description is hard-coded..<!-- Only necessary if there are drastic changes in ANALYZE between tiers/trees. -->
	\|inspect= You carefully inspect your cat-shaped box.		\|inspect= You carefully inspect your cat-shaped box.

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	\|item= Shard <!-- REQUIRED: Must be entered as Item Type -->		\|item= Shard <!-- REQUIRED: Must be entered as Item Type -->
	\|itemsummary= <!-- Brief explanation of what this particular item does, if any. -->		\|itemsummary= <!-- Brief explanation of what this particular item does, if any. -->
			\|analyze= You analyze the mithril sliver and sense that the creator has provided the following information:
⚫	~~\|analyze=~~ ~~{{addmetext}}~~<!-- Only necessary if there are drastic changes in ANALYZE between ~~items~~. -->

		⚫	This is a flechette made in a Flechette maker. You can PUSH, ROLL, SPIN, TURN, or HURL it.<!-- Only necessary if there are drastic changes in ANALYZE between items. -->
	\|inspect= <!-- ONLY for when an item has a custom INSPECT to it. -->		\|inspect= <!-- ONLY for when an item has a custom INSPECT to it. -->
	\|affinity= <!-- Brief explanation of affinity for that specific item, if any. -->		\|affinity= <!-- Brief explanation of affinity for that specific item, if any. -->

ECHEAUX: Moved venue year to separate field to correct red link

2022-10-24T18:26:48Z

Moved venue year to separate field to correct red link

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	\|custom= <!-- OPTIONAL: This area is REQUIRED if customization is indicated. Up to 5 customizations can be entered with "custom2=" - "custom5=". If the messaging is alterable, simply enter "Verb".-->		\|custom= <!-- OPTIONAL: This area is REQUIRED if customization is indicated. Up to 5 customizations can be entered with "custom2=" - "custom5=". If the messaging is alterable, simply enter "Verb".-->
	\|origmerch= <!-- OPTIONAL: This area is for indicating the original release merchant name, if known. If released as a quest item, please enter "Quest" ONLY. Otherwise, leave blank.-->		\|origmerch= <!-- OPTIONAL: This area is for indicating the original release merchant name, if known. If released as a quest item, please enter "Quest" ONLY. Otherwise, leave blank.-->
	\|releasevenue=Wavedancer ~~2005~~<!-- OPTIONAL: This area is for indicating the original release venue and year, if known. If not, leave blank. -->		\|releasevenue=Wavedancer <!-- OPTIONAL: This area is for indicating the original release venue and year, if known. If not, leave blank. -->
			\|releaseyear= 2005
	\|questitem= <!-- OPTIONAL: Enter "Yes" if the item's release was part of a quest/storyline. If no, leave blank. -->		\|questitem= <!-- OPTIONAL: Enter "Yes" if the item's release was part of a quest/storyline. If no, leave blank. -->
	\|tiered=Yes <!-- OPTIONAL: Enter "Yes" if the item is tiered. If no, leave blank. -->		\|tiered=Yes <!-- OPTIONAL: Enter "Yes" if the item is tiered. If no, leave blank. -->

HOST-GSKEBECHET: Minor update to iteminfo

2022-09-13T17:10:39Z

Minor update to iteminfo

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	\|tiered=Yes <!-- OPTIONAL: Enter "Yes" if the item is tiered. If no, leave blank. -->		\|tiered=Yes <!-- OPTIONAL: Enter "Yes" if the item is tiered. If no, leave blank. -->
	\|tiersnumber=Unknown <!-- OPTIONAL: This area is only REQUIRED if an item has tiers. It is to note how many tiers there are (This includes off the shelf). -->		\|tiersnumber=Unknown <!-- OPTIONAL: This area is only REQUIRED if an item has tiers. It is to note how many tiers there are (This includes off the shelf). -->
	\|unlock=~~Unknown~~ <!-- OPTIONAL: This area is only required if an item has tiers. It is to note how tiers can be unlocked. Valid options are "Merchant", "Certificate", or "Quest" ONLY. If more than one, enter at unlock2.-->		\|unlock= <!-- OPTIONAL: This area is only required if an item has tiers. It is to note how tiers can be unlocked. Valid options are "Merchant", "Certificate", or "Quest" ONLY. If more than one, enter at unlock2.-->
	\|legendary=Yes <!-- OPTIONAL: Enter "Yes" if the item/script was released/distributed at an auction or was a jackpot prize. Extremely limited release only (3 or less in existence). -->		\|legendary=Yes <!-- OPTIONAL: Enter "Yes" if the item/script was released/distributed at an auction or was a jackpot prize. Extremely limited release only (3 or less in existence). -->
	\|demeanor= <!-- OPTIONAL: Enter "Yes" if the item's messaging is affected by DEMEANOR. If no, leave blank. -->		\|demeanor= <!-- OPTIONAL: Enter "Yes" if the item's messaging is affected by DEMEANOR. If no, leave blank. -->

MOD-GSMOTTE: Added information about a possible other name.

2022-09-11T18:15:29Z

Added information about a possible other name.

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	<table><tr valign="top"><td><!-- Please see Help:Item scripts page for instructions on how to properly create and format an item page.-->		<table><tr valign="top"><td><!-- Please see Help:Item scripts page for instructions on how to properly create and format an item page.-->
	'''Tinnoc thrown weapon boxes''' were originally created for sale on the Wavedancer in 2005, based on a forum post of a suggested auction item that was a worn scaly creature, such as a dragon or shark or fish, from which you removed a scale (as written, this was unlimited) that could be thrown.		'''Tinnoc thrown weapon boxes''' were originally created for sale on the Wavedancer in 2005, based on a forum post of a suggested auction item that was a worn scaly creature, such as a dragon or shark or fish, from which you removed a scale (as written, this was unlimited) that could be thrown. These are possibly also known as ''flechette boxes''.

	GM Thanthyl used a modified design to instead be a spring-loaded box with built-in blade to shave a sliver off of a [[Forging#Materials Available\|slab or bar]] of raw material. These slivers can then be thrown, acting as a [[dagger]] of that material (including any inherent [[flare]], [[enchantment]], or [[item properties\|other property]]). As with normal thrown weapons, they can get stuck in creatures or vanish into the surroundings and be lost; if recovered, they can be re-used.		GM Thanthyl used a modified design to instead be a spring-loaded box with built-in blade to shave a sliver off of a [[Forging#Materials Available\|slab or bar]] of raw material. These slivers can then be thrown, acting as a [[dagger]] of that material (including any inherent [[flare]], [[enchantment]], or [[item properties\|other property]]). As with normal thrown weapons, they can get stuck in creatures or vanish into the surroundings and be lost; if recovered, they can be re-used.

MOD-GSMOTTE: Converted existing page into item templates. Added information. This page still needs a lot of work done to it, still. It is missing a lot of information.

2022-09-11T18:04:10Z

Converted existing page into item templates. Added information. This page still needs a lot of work done to it, still. It is missing a lot of information.

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VANKRASN39: tense

2017-09-12T15:33:58Z

tense

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	'''Tinnoc thrown weapon boxes''' were originally created for sale on the Wavedancer in 2005, based on a forum post of a suggested auction item that was a worn scaly creature, such as a dragon or shark or fish, from which you removed a scale (as written, this was unlimited) that could be thrown.		'''Tinnoc thrown weapon boxes''' were originally created for sale on the Wavedancer in 2005, based on a forum post of a suggested auction item that was a worn scaly creature, such as a dragon or shark or fish, from which you removed a scale (as written, this was unlimited) that could be thrown.

	GM Thanthyl used a modified design to instead be a spring-loaded box with built-in blade to shave a sliver off of a [[Forging#Materials Available\|slab or bar]] of raw material. These slivers ~~could~~ then be thrown, acting as a [[dagger]] of that material (including any inherent [[flare]], [[enchantment]], or [[item properties\|other property]]). As with normal thrown weapons, they ~~could~~ get stuck in creatures or vanish into the surroundings and be lost; if recovered, they ~~could~~ be re-used.		GM Thanthyl used a modified design to instead be a spring-loaded box with built-in blade to shave a sliver off of a [[Forging#Materials Available\|slab or bar]] of raw material. These slivers can then be thrown, acting as a [[dagger]] of that material (including any inherent [[flare]], [[enchantment]], or [[item properties\|other property]]). As with normal thrown weapons, they can get stuck in creatures or vanish into the surroundings and be lost; if recovered, they can be re-used.

	Off-the-shelf versions ~~had~~ different descriptions. Several more powerful versions ~~were~~ in limited release--via auction, raffle, or ticketed event--and at least one of each were released where every sliver was:		Off-the-shelf versions have different descriptions. Several more powerful versions are in limited release--via auction, raffle, or ticketed event--and at least one of each were released where every sliver was:
	* +5 (to the material used)		* +5 (to the material used)
	* +10		* +10
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	For example, a [[golvern]] sliver from the +10 box would be a +35 weapon.		For example, a [[golvern]] sliver from the +10 box would be a +35 weapon.

	The boxes ~~were~~ belt-worn, and ~~could~~ handle a forging slab of at least 20 pounds with no problem.		The boxes are belt-worn, and can handle a forging slab of at least 20 pounds with no problem, although there is NO modification to the slab's effect on [[encumbrance]].
	* Note that there was NO modification to the slab's effect on [[encumbrance]].

	[[Category:Scripted Items]]		[[Category:Scripted Items]]

VANKRASN39: grammar, format

2017-09-12T15:27:14Z

grammar, format

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	'''Tinnoc ~~Boxes~~''' were originally created for sale on the Wavedancer in 2005.		'''Tinnoc thrown weapon boxes''' were originally created for sale on the Wavedancer in 2005, based on a forum post of a suggested auction item that was a worn scaly creature, such as a dragon or shark or fish, from which you removed a scale (as written, this was unlimited) that could be thrown.

		⚫	GM Thanthyl used a modified design to instead be a spring-loaded box with built-in blade to shave a sliver off of a [[Forging#Materials Available\|slab or bar]] of raw material. These slivers could then be thrown, acting as a [[dagger]] of that material (including any inherent [[flare]], [[enchantment]], or [[item properties\|other property]]). As with normal thrown weapons, they could get stuck in creatures or vanish into the surroundings and be lost; if recovered, they could be re-used.
	A forum post of a suggested Auction item was a worn scaly creature, such as a dragon or shark or fish, from which you removed a scale (as written, this was unlimited) that could be thrown.

		⚫	Off-the-shelf versions had different descriptions. Several more powerful versions were in limited release--via auction, raffle, or ticketed event--and at least one of each were released where every sliver was:
⚫	GM Thanthyl used a modified design to instead be a spring-loaded box with built-in blade to shave a sliver off of a [[Forging#Materials Available\|slab or bar]] of raw material. These slivers could then be thrown, acting as a [[dagger]] of that material (including any inherent flare, ~~Enchant~~, or [[~~Razern~~\|other property]]). As with normal ~~Thrown~~ weapons, they could get stuck in creatures or vanish into the ~~surroudings~~ and be lost; if recovered, they could be re-used.



⚫	Off-the-shelf versions ~~simply~~ had different descriptions. Several more powerful versions were in limited release--via auction, raffle, or ticketed event--and at least one of each were released where every sliver was:
	* +5 (to the material used)		* +5 (to the material used)
	* +10		* +10
			* either [[bless]]ed or [[sanctified]]
	* either Blessed (usable by any profession to hit undead) or Sanctified (only hit undead if used by a Cleric or Paladin)
	(For example, a [[golvern]] sliver from the +10 box would ~~actually~~ be a +35 weapon.)		For example, a [[golvern]] sliver from the +10 box would be a +35 weapon.



	The boxes were belt-worn, and could handle a forging slab of at least 20 pounds with no problem.		The boxes were belt-worn, and could handle a forging slab of at least 20 pounds with no problem.
	* Note that there was NO modification to the slab's effect on [[encumbrance]].		* Note that there was NO modification to the slab's effect on [[encumbrance]].

		⚫	[[Category:Scripted Items]]

⚫	[[Category:~~Thrown~~ ~~Weapons~~]]

VANKRASN39: VANKRASN39 moved page Thrown Weapon Boxes to Thrown weapon box: naming convention

2017-09-12T15:19:32Z

VANKRASN39 moved page Thrown Weapon Boxes to Thrown weapon box: naming convention

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2017-09-12T14:23:42Z

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'''Tinnoc Boxes''' were originally created for sale on the Wavedancer in 2005.

A forum post of a suggested Auction item was a worn scaly creature, such as a dragon or shark or fish, from which you removed a scale (as written, this was unlimited) that could be thrown.

GM Thanthyl used a modified design to instead be a spring-loaded box with built-in blade to shave a sliver off of a [[Forging#Materials Available|slab or bar]] of raw material. These slivers could then be thrown, acting as a [[dagger]] of that material (including any inherent flare, Enchant, or [[Razern|other property]]). As with normal Thrown weapons, they could get stuck in creatures or vanish into the surroudings and be lost; if recovered, they could be re-used.

Off-the-shelf versions simply had different descriptions. Several more powerful versions were in limited release--via auction, raffle, or ticketed event--and at least one of each were released where every sliver was:
* +5 (to the material used)
* +10
* either Blessed (usable by any profession to hit undead) or Sanctified (only hit undead if used by a Cleric or Paladin)
(For example, a [[golvern]] sliver from the +10 box would actually be a +35 weapon.)

The boxes were belt-worn, and could handle a forging slab of at least 20 pounds with no problem.
* Note that there was NO modification to the slab's effect on [[encumbrance]].

[[Category:Thrown Weapons]]