EHShop:The Four Humours/2024

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The Four Humours, Entry

[The Four Humours, Entry - 8084081]
Cozy but elegant, the polished wooden walls of this room are partially covered by two tapestries, one water-stained and one moldy, hanging from the ceiling. A glass-fronted display cabinet is a focal point of the space, its clawed feet resting upon a tasseled throw rug beneath it. Set in an open corner is a wide silver tray, the instruments scattered across its surface well within reach of a hard wooden stool and the black leather chair in front of it. The faint scent of blood lingers in the air. You also see a polished wooden door.
Obvious exits: out

a water-stained tapestry
In the Common language, it reads:
Balance your humours.  It's no laughing matter.

a moldy tapestry
In the Common language, it reads:
Use a leech.  Save a life.

On the silver tray you see: a folded placard, a yellowed bone fleam with a bloodstained edge, a razor-sharp steel lancet, a curved iron fleam with a rounded grip, a bulbous glaes jug, a tall glass vial stoppered with a round cork, and a prismatic crystal jar with a glass-inset lid.

a folded placard
In the Common language, it reads:
* The fleam and lancet are useful for bloodletting with the bowls in the cabinet and let you look fancy while doing it.
* The jars contain special leeches I have bred specifically for bloodletting.
    I will be around to enrich the contents to allow you to get more leeches daily, as well as add different varieties of leeches to your jars.

Item	Type	Info	Details	Price
a yellowed bone fleam with a bloodstained edge		< 1 lb	Anfelt lancet Analyze Analyze: This is a lancet, originally sold at the Anfelt. Alterations to this are fine, though the noun should remain lancet or fleam. The messaging indicates a sharp blade, so the description should never be dull or worn. You should be able to use: TURN, WAVE and RUB on this fleam.	20
a razor-sharp steel lancet		< 1 lb	Anfelt lancet Analyze Analyze: This is a lancet, originally sold at the Anfelt. Alterations to this are fine, though the noun should remain lancet or fleam. The messaging indicates a sharp blade, so the description should never be dull or worn. You should be able to use: TURN, WAVE and RUB on this lancet.	20
a curved iron fleam with a rounded grip		< 1 lb	Anfelt lancet Analyze Analyze: This is a lancet, originally sold at the Anfelt. Alterations to this are fine, though the noun should remain lancet or fleam. The messaging indicates a sharp blade, so the description should never be dull or worn. You should be able to use: TURN, WAVE and RUB on this fleam.	20
a bulbous glaes jug		< 1 lb belt-attached	Bloodletting Leech Jar Analyze Analyze: ~Bloodletting Leech Jar~ This jug holds leeches meant for bloodletting. Currently, this jug can only produce 1 leech daily. Today, you've pulled 0 leeches. You will find the following will do something special on this jug: WEAR, REMOVE, TURN, PULL You can use INSPECT to see what types of leeches are available. ~Alterations~ The 15/15/15 and long description of this jug can be changed freely. A show is not possible. Please keep in mind that the noun can change, but should be something feasible to have a lid and be made of glass (jar, bottle, etc.) Special merchants can improve your jug in the following ways: * Add more potential leech designs that can be PULLed. (Premade) * Add a completely custom leech design that can be PULLed. * Increase the amount of leeches able to be PULLed daily to a max of 3. ~Customization~ * Material Color and Type: glaes Note: materials can only be glass, crystal or glaes. Description of the color should not make it seem completely opaque, as messaging indicates being able to see the liquid inside. NOTE: If using glaes, do NOT make it transparent. It should be colored like stained glass. * Lid: cork stopper Note: this should be a 'lid' or 'top' of some sort. * Wrapping Material: twine This is the interwoven netting wrapping/encasing the jug.	150
a tall glass vial stoppered with a round cork		< 1 lb belt-attached	Bloodletting Leech Jar Analyze Analyze: ~Customization~ * Material Color and Type: transparent glass Note: materials can only be glass, crystal or glaes. Description of the color should not make it seem completely opaque, as messaging indicates being able to see the liquid inside. NOTE: If using glaes, do NOT make it transparent. It should be colored like stained glass. * Lid: round cork Note: this should be a 'lid' or 'top' of some sort. * Wrapping Material: twine This is the interwoven netting wrapping/encasing the vial.	150
a prismatic crystal jar with a glass-inset lid		< 1 lb belt-attached	Bloodletting Leech Jar Analyze Analyze: ~Customization~ * Material Color and Type: prismatic crystal Note: materials can only be glass, crystal or glaes. Description of the color should not make it seem completely opaque, as messaging indicates being able to see the liquid inside. NOTE: If using glaes, do NOT make it transparent. It should be colored like stained glass. * Lid: glass-paned lid Note: this should be a 'lid' or 'top' of some sort. * Wrapping Material: twine This is the interwoven netting wrapping/encasing the jar.	150

In the display cabinet you see: a crisp parchment, a wide Bloodletting Bowl certificate, a roughly carved stone bloodletting basin, a bleached bone bleeding bowl with a red-stained rim, and a polished wooden bloodletting bowl carved with twining ivy.

a crisp parchment
In the Common language, it reads:
* The bowls and basin in this cabinet are exclusively used for bloodletting.
* They can be used with a dagger, a fleam, or a lancet to draw blood from a person.
* The collected blood in the bowl can be used as a drink, or, if you unlock the bowl's further potential, it can be used to paint designs on your face.

Item	Type	Info	Details	Price
a wide Bloodletting Bowl certificate	unlock certificate		Bloodletting Bowl This will unlock a Bloodletting Bowl from T1 (OTS) to T2.	150
a roughly carved stone bloodletting basin		< 1 lb	Bloodletting Bowl Analyze Analyze: -- Bloodletting Bowl ---- This is a bowl that can be used to bloodlet other players (or yourself). You must use either a dagger weapon or something with the noun of "fleam" or "lancet" in order to properly bloodlet someone. The blood inside is DRINKable and, if the basin is unlocked, can also be used to paint designs on your face. ==Alteration Guidelines== * Alterations to the 15/15/15 and long description of this basin are fine, but show descriptions are not allowed. * You can customize the material the basin is made of, how the rim looks, what type of markings are used on the interior to mark the amount of blood, and the exterior design. * The *ONLY* acceptable adjective/noun combinations are: bloodletting bowl, bleeding bowl, or bloodletting basin. Note that "bloodletting" or "bleeding" is required here; it cannot just look like a normal bowl. * Any merchant who is comfortable should be able to alter any facets of this basin. ==Features== This bloodletting basin is currently unlocked to Tier 1 of 2. At this tier, you have access to the following verbs: POINT (Targeted - Bloodlet Someone), POUR (Empty the basin), DRINK, SHAKE (Targeted/Untargeted). ==Current Settings== * Material: stone * Measurement Lines: engraved lines * Rim: curved * Design: looping sigils * Design Attachment: painted on the sides of the bloodletting basin	150
a bleached bone bleeding bowl with a red-stained rim		< 1 lb	Bloodletting Bowl Analyze Analyze: ==Current Settings== * Material: bone * Measurement Lines: gouged lines * Rim: red-stained * Design: stylized tribal markings * Design Attachment: carved on the sides of the bone bleeding bowl	150
a polished wooden bloodletting bowl carved with twining ivy		< 1 lb	Bloodletting Bowl Analyze Analyze: ==Current Settings== * Material: wood * Measurement Lines: engraved lines * Rim: curved * Design: twining ivy design * Design Attachment: carved on the sides of the bloodletting bowl	150

The Four Humours, Office

[The Four Humours, Office - 8084082]
A barnacle-covered tapestry stretches across the back wall of this cramped office, partially covering the polished wooden wall underneath. A wide claw-footed desk takes up most of the space, while an elaborately embroidered rug spreads across the floor. The subtle scent of medicinal herbs wars with the sharp, metallic tang of blood in the still air. You also see a tall mahogany-framed mirror.
Obvious exits: out

a barnacle-covered tapestry
In the Common language, it reads:
Do you have a sense of your humours?