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Alterations
Alterations
The noun must be "harness" or "bandolier".
This bandolier should never be large in size and was made by halflings.
This bandolier should never be large in size and was made by halflings.
It should never be changed to portray craftsmanship by anything but a halfling culture.
It should never be changed to portray craftsmanship by anything but a halfling culture.
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! scope="row" role="rowheader"|CLOSE
! scope="row" role="rowheader"|CLOSE
! scope="row" role="rowheader"|
! scope="row" role="rowheader"|
| You close a row of tiny pockets across the front of your black goatskin bandolier, expectantly latching each clasp to secure any contents.
|<!-- First Person View --> {{addmetext}}
| XXXXX closes a row of tiny pockets across the front of her black goatskin bandolier, expectantly latching each clasp.
|<!-- Third Person View --> {{addmetext}}
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|-
! scope="row" role="rowheader"|GET
! scope="row" role="rowheader"|GET
! scope="row" role="rowheader"|
! scope="row" role="rowheader"|Special (dumpling, sanmakhar, or tart)
| You expectantly remove an oblong fried dumpling from within one of your black goatskin bandolier's tiny pockets. The dumpling is still fresh!
|<!-- First Person View --> {{addmetext}}
| XXXXX expectantly removes an oblong fried dumpling from within one of her black goatskin bandolier's tiny pockets.
|<!-- Third Person View --> {{addmetext}}
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|-
! scope="row" role="rowheader"|OPEN
! scope="row" role="rowheader"|OPEN
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| You expectantly unlatch each clasp across the front of your black goatskin bandolier, opening a row of tiny pockets.
| You expectantly unlatch each clasp across the front of your black goatskin bandolier, opening a row of tiny pockets.
| XXXXX expectantly unlatches each clasp across the front of her black goatskin bandolier, opening a row of tiny pockets.
| XXXXX expectantly unlatches each clasp across the front of her black goatskin bandolier, opening a row of tiny pockets.
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| colspan="3" style="text-align:center"|''How the container is unlatched is based on demeanor. Pockets are customizable.''
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! scope="row" role="rowheader" rowspan="2"|PULL
! scope="row" role="rowheader" rowspan="2"|PULL
! scope="row" role="rowheader"|Halfling
! scope="row" role="rowheader"|Halfling
| Adjusting its buckle, you test the tight fit of your black goatskin bandolier. Following your measurements, you give a satisfied nod.
|<!-- First Person View --> {{addmetext}}
| Adjusting its buckle, XXXXX tests the tight fit of her black goatskin bandolier. Following her measurements, she gives a satisfied nod.
|<!-- Third Person View --> {{addmetext}}
|-
|-
! scope="row" role="rowheader"|Non-Halfling
! scope="row" role="rowheader"|Non-Halfling
| Are you trying to stretch a Brughan black goatskin bandolier? Not a chance!
|<!-- First Person View --> {{addmetext}}
| XXXXX appears to be engaged in a futile struggle with her black goatskin bandolier.
|<!-- Third Person View --> {{addmetext}}
|-
|-
! scope="row" role="rowheader"|PUT
! scope="row" role="rowheader"|PUT
! scope="row" role="rowheader"|
! scope="row" role="rowheader"|Special (dumpling, sanmakhar, or tart)
| You slip the fried dumpling into one of your black goatskin bandolier's tiny pockets, saving it for a later snack or meal.
|<!-- First Person View --> {{addmetext}}
| XXXXX slips an oblong fried dumpling into one of her black goatskin bandolier's tiny pockets.
|<!-- Third Person View --> {{addmetext}}
|-
|-
! scope="row" role="rowheader"|REMOVE
! scope="row" role="rowheader"|REMOVE
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| XXXXX unlatches the buckle on her black goatskin bandolier, shrugging it over her shoulders as she removes it.
| XXXXX unlatches the buckle on her black goatskin bandolier, shrugging it over her shoulders as she removes it.
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|-
! scope="row" role="rowheader" rowspan="2"|TURN
! scope="row" role="rowheader" rowspan="3"|TURN
! scope="row" role="rowheader"|Halfling
! scope="row" role="rowheader"|Halfling
| Familiar with the garments of your people, you adjust the bandolier's buckle to have a loose fit.
|<!-- First Person View --> {{addmetext}}
| XXXXX spends a moment adjusting the buckle on her black goatskin bandolier.
|<!-- Third Person View --> {{addmetext}}
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| colspan="4" style="text-align:center"|''Cycles styling of how it is fitted/worn by halflings: loosely, snugly, or tightly.''
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|-
! scope="row" role="rowheader"|Non-Halfling
! scope="row" role="rowheader"|Non-Halfling
| Are you trying to stretch a Brughan black goatskin bandolier? Not a chance!
|<!-- First Person View --> {{addmetext}}
| XXXXX appears to be engaged in a futile struggle with her black goatskin bandolier.
|<!-- Third Person View --> {{addmetext}}
|-
|-
! scope="row" role="rowheader" rowspan="3"|WEAR
! scope="row" role="rowheader" rowspan="3"|WEAR
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| You slip the black goatskin bandolier around your shoulders, adjusting its buckle to fit tightly over your silk shirt.
| You slip the black goatskin bandolier around your shoulders, adjusting its buckle to fit tightly over your silk shirt.
| XXXXX slips the black goatskin bandolier around her shoulders, adjusting its buckle to fit tightly over her silk shirt.
| XXXXX slips the black goatskin bandolier around her shoulders, adjusting its buckle to fit tightly over her silk shirt.
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| colspan="4" style="text-align:center"|''Demeanor and customizations will cause variations in messaging.''
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Latest revision as of 09:15, 7 December 2025

The Halfling Dumpling Bandolier is a fluff container. It debuted in 2025 as part of the Festival of the White Star, associated with the various halfling cultures.

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  Halfling Dumpling Bandolier

  Available Actions
  * WEAR | REMOVE
  * OPEN | CLOSE
  * PUT  | GET (dumplings, sanmakhar, and tarts)
  * TURN (halflings only)
  * PULL (halflings only)
    Messaging will vary based on demeanor and if you are a Halfling.

  Alterations
  The noun must be "harness" or "bandolier".
  This bandolier should never be large in size and was made by halflings.
  It should never be changed to portray craftsmanship by anything but a halfling culture.
  (example: "a Brughan goatskin bandolier")

  Customizations
  Pockets  (plural): tiny pockets
  Clasp  (singular): clasp
  Buckle (singular): buckle

Usage

Verb Style First Third
CLOSE You close a row of tiny pockets across the front of your black goatskin bandolier, expectantly latching each clasp to secure any contents. XXXXX closes a row of tiny pockets across the front of her black goatskin bandolier, expectantly latching each clasp.
GET Special (dumpling, sanmakhar, or tart) You expectantly remove an oblong fried dumpling from within one of your black goatskin bandolier's tiny pockets. The dumpling is still fresh! XXXXX expectantly removes an oblong fried dumpling from within one of her black goatskin bandolier's tiny pockets.
OPEN You expectantly unlatch each clasp across the front of your black goatskin bandolier, opening a row of tiny pockets. XXXXX expectantly unlatches each clasp across the front of her black goatskin bandolier, opening a row of tiny pockets.
PULL Halfling Adjusting its buckle, you test the tight fit of your black goatskin bandolier. Following your measurements, you give a satisfied nod. Adjusting its buckle, XXXXX tests the tight fit of her black goatskin bandolier. Following her measurements, she gives a satisfied nod.
Non-Halfling Are you trying to stretch a Brughan black goatskin bandolier? Not a chance! XXXXX appears to be engaged in a futile struggle with her black goatskin bandolier.
PUT Special (dumpling, sanmakhar, or tart) You slip the fried dumpling into one of your black goatskin bandolier's tiny pockets, saving it for a later snack or meal. XXXXX slips an oblong fried dumpling into one of her black goatskin bandolier's tiny pockets.
REMOVE You unlatch the buckle on your black goatskin bandolier, shrugging it over your shoulders as you remove it. XXXXX unlatches the buckle on her black goatskin bandolier, shrugging it over her shoulders as she removes it.
TURN Halfling Familiar with the garments of your people, you adjust the bandolier's buckle to have a loose fit. XXXXX spends a moment adjusting the buckle on her black goatskin bandolier.
Cycles styling of how it is fitted/worn by halflings: loosely, snugly, or tightly.
Non-Halfling Are you trying to stretch a Brughan black goatskin bandolier? Not a chance! XXXXX appears to be engaged in a futile struggle with her black goatskin bandolier.
WEAR Halfling You slip the black goatskin bandolier around your shoulders, adjusting its buckle to fit tightly over your silk shirt. A perfect fit! XXXXX slips the black goatskin bandolier around her shoulders, adjusting its buckle to fit tightly over her silk shirt.
Giantman You slip the black goatskin bandolier around your shoulders, adjusting its buckle to fit tightly over your silk shirt. It's rather snug! Perhaps you need to stretch it out a bit? XXXXX slips the black goatskin bandolier around her shoulders, adjusting its buckle to fit tightly over her silk shirt.
Other You slip the black goatskin bandolier around your shoulders, adjusting its buckle to fit tightly over your silk shirt. XXXXX slips the black goatskin bandolier around her shoulders, adjusting its buckle to fit tightly over her silk shirt.
Demeanor and customizations will cause variations in messaging.
Halfling Dumpling Bandolier Information
Type Fluff
Item Classification Container
Item(s) Applied to Bandolier
Alterable Yes
Light/Deep
Customizable Yes
Custom Pockets
Clasp
Buckle
Original Release Venue Festival of the White Star
Original Release Year 2025
Restrictions Should never be large in size.
Sshould never be changed to portray craftsmanship by anything but a halfling culture.
Item Verbs
CLOSE GET OPEN PULL
PUT REMOVE TURN WEAR
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