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{{boldmono|DIP}} is a special case verb. It is used during the creation of a [[runestone]] and with [[knitting needles]]. |
{{boldmono|DIP}} is a special case verb. It is used during the creation of a [[runestone]] and with [[knitting needles]]. |
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Latest revision as of 12:49, 9 October 2022
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This section has not been added yet; please add to it now! DIP is a special case verb. It is used during the creation of a runestone and with knitting needles.
Messaging
Runestone
- Brush into ink
You dip your brush in a carved round malachite inkpot, covering its tip in viridian ink.
- Brush into water cup
You dip your brush in a white birch cup inset with malachite sephwir needles, rinsing it in water.
Knitting Needles
You <begin/continue to> work on your pouch, the needles moving along with a magical determination that requires your complete attention.