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==Current Shop Listing== |
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{{:CIShop:Third Eye/2021}} |
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<noinclude>==2017 Inventory== |
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{{Festshop |
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|shopname=The Third Eye |
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|look=a warped ebonwood door fitted into the shale walls |
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|location=[Map Room #], Lich #26473, go door |
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|fest=eg |
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|year=2017 |
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==Previous Shop Listings== |
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{{RoomDescription| |
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* [[/2021|2021 shop listing]] |
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|roomname=The Third Eye |
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* [[/2020|2020 shop listing]] |
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|desc=Witch-balls, suspended from the ceiling by bits of twine, dangle at varying lengths, their candle-lit bodies spilling a golden glow upon the refurbished floorboards. Recesses carved into the granite walls display a variety of wares under the watchful eye of a young giantwoman. Near the back of the shop, a coin-edged velvet curtain provides entry to a backroom. |
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* [[/2019|2019 shop listing]] |
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|exits = out}} |
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* [[/2018|2018 shop listing]] |
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{{sign|margin-right=20%|sign= |
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* [[/2017|2017 shop listing]] |
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'''>ask giantwoman about mist |
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* [[/full archive|Full Shop Archive]] |
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Quickly warding herself, the giantwoman doesn't meet your eyes as she says, "Fey things are at work with that and no good will come of it. No good." |
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[[Category:Caligos Isle shops|T]] |
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'''>ask giantwoman about case |
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The giantwoman brightens as she hears the query, "The cases," she repeats. "Why they are the devices used by the Truefolk for divination. Surely, you've seen them before." |
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'''>ask giantwoman about niches |
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Smiling, the giantwoman nods slowly and says, "Each niche is filled with a different kind of scrying device. We have many different kinds available. Please feel free to ask me about each item." |
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'''>ask giantwoman about crystal ball |
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"Well," the giantwoman begins, "The crystal balls are very handy tools that will provide a yes or no pathway for you to follow. Sometimes, they are emphatic about the answer, while others less so. And my mistress can customize them in no time flat. For a fee, that is." |
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'''>ask giantwoman about pouches |
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Glancing at one of the recesses, the giantwoman slowly confesses, "I'm not very good with that method. The ways of the Human Seers elude me for some reason. All those stones are confusing." |
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'''>ask giantwoman about sand |
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Smiling brightly, the giantwoman says, "My mistress went to great pains to dye those sands. They are for the Tehir method... What is it called? It's just on the tip of my tongue... " Shrugging, she says, "Nothing to fear, it will come to me." |
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'''>ask giantwoman about blades |
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Frowning for a fraction of a second, the giantwoman says, "I'm not fond of the blades. But my Mistress says that every scrying method should be honored." Glancing around to see if anyone else is listening, she says, "They are for the practice of Haruspex."}} |
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{{Container| |
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|container=In the thin cloth-lined niche you see:}} |
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{| {{prettytable}} |
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| a femur-hilted obsidian zirah bouk |
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|rowspan=4 width=550em|<pre{{log-inline|font-size=85%}}>{{#section:Ebon_Gate_2017/teasers#Krolvin_Divination_Device|bouk analyze}}</pre> |
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|rowspan=4 style="white-space:nowrap"|{{big|'''[[Apdo Gno Burzka'ask Blade]]'''<br>'''[[Ebon_Gate_2017/teasers#Krolvin_Divination_Device{{!}}Teaser]]<br>[[Divination:_A_Comprehensive_Guide#Wandering_Shamans{{!}}Related documentation]]'''}} |
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| an antler-hilted copper zirah bouk || 50000 |
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| a knapped flint and iron sgian dubh || 100000 |
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| a walrus tusk-hilted sgian dubh with a knapped jade blade || 100000 |
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{{Container| |
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|container=In the narrow white-lined niche you see:}} |
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{| {{prettytable}} |
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| an earthy brown crystal sphere |
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|rowspan=5 width=600em| <pre{{log-inline|font-size=85%}}>You analyze the clear crystal orb and sense that the item is largely free from merchant alteration restrictions, but the creator has stated that "The item type should not change." |
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The creator has also provided the following information: |
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A hoarfrost clear crystal orb must remain glass and stay some sort of sphere, orb, ball, or crystal ball. |
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The orb can be altered to have a unique long description only. It can also be engraved with an inscription. |
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Any of the bolded sections in the show description can be changed by a talented magical merchant: |
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A perfectly round {{blue|'''niveous'''}} crystal ball rests on a {{blue|'''carved elk antler base'''}}. Within the glass, {{blue|'''chilling frost trails the across surface in spiderweb patterns that reshape themselves at every turn'''}}. Motes of ice blue light wink in and out of existence within the depths of the orb. |
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A talented merchant could add a custom fortune to the orb.</pre> {{big|{{blue|'''Blue phrases can be customized'''}}}} |
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|rowspan=5| {{big|'''[[Crystal ball]]s'''}} |
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|rowspan=5| 5000 |
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| a hoarfrost clear crystal orb |
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| a rose-hued crystal orb |
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| a viridian green crystal ball |
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| an inky black crystal ball |
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{{Container| |
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|container=In the irregular grey-lined niche you see:}} |
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{| {{prettytable}} |
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| a suede-wrapped slotted green case |
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|rowspan=5 width=50%| {{big|'''[[Fortune case]]'''}}<br>Not wearable <pre{{log-inline|font-size=85%}}>You glance at a suede-wrapped slotted green case. Nestled within the slot of the green case is a series of wooden slats, each one crafted of a different type of wood and engraved with a painted symbol.</pre> |
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|rowspan=5 style="white-space:nowrap"| {{big|'''[[Divination:_A_Comprehensive_Guide#Halflings{{!}}Halfling divination info]]'''}}|| rowspan=5| 5000 |
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| a bright red rosewood case |
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| a simple white birch case |
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| a slotted zebrawood case etched with vinca vines |
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| a slotted dusky blue case |
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{{Container| |
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|container=In the round red-lined niche you see:}} |
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{| {{prettytable}} |
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| a crushed white velvet pouch |
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|rowspan=5 width=50%|<pre{{log-inline}}> |
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This white velvet pouch can hold gemstones only. There is a separate section at the bottom of the pouch that is filled with stones that can be rummaged through to be used for divination. |
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This item can be altered with a long or a show, but must remain a bag, purse, poke, or pouch and must be made from a fabric that would be found in the Human Empire. Examples are: silk, cotton, linen, suede, and brocades. Leather, chainsil, marbrinus, bourde, or cordetum are not allowed. |
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The white velvet pouch may not be lightened or deepened.</pre> |
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|rowspan=5|{{big|'''[[Divination:_A_Comprehensive_Guide#Humans{{!}}Human divination info]]'''}}<br>Pocketed: Medium (20-39), any number of items<br>belt-worn, functional|| rowspan=5|15000 |
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| a soft red silk purse patterned with black roses |
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| a soft blue Vornavian silk purse |
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| a coin-edged silver brocade poke |
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| a silver and teal pouch |
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{{Container| |
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|container=In the rough blue-lined niche you see:}} |
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{{big|'''[[The Black Sands{{!}}Shakat divination info]]'''}} |
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{| {{prettytable}} |
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| a handful of fine indigo sand || |||| 500 |
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| a handful of silvery grey sand || |||| 500 |
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| a handful of silver-flecked black sand || |||| 500 |
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| a silvery grey suede pouch embossed with indigo seaweed || Pocketed: VSA (<2-4)<br>one item||neck-worn|| 25000 |
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| a soft indigo suede pendulum pouch || Pocketed: VSA (<2-4)<br>one item||neck-worn|| 25000 |
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|}</blockquote> |
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{{big|'''A Service Pass is required to enter the curtain'''}} |
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<section end=2017 /> |
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[[Category: Divination]] |
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Latest revision as of 22:44, 7 September 2022
Current Shop Listing
a warped ebonwood door fitted into the shale walls, [Map Room 50], Lich #26472, go ebonwood door
The Third Eye
| [The Third Eye - 26473 - ( 8081112 )] | |
| Witch-balls, suspended from the ceiling by bits of twine, dangle at varying lengths, their candle-lit bodies spilling a golden glow upon the refurbished floorboards. Recesses carved into the granite walls display a variety of wares under the watchful eye of a young giantwoman. Near the back of the shop, a coin-edged velvet curtain provides entry to a backroom. | |
| Obvious exits: out | |
In the thin cloth-lined niche you see: a knapped obsidian blade hilted with a wrapped elk hoof, a walrus tusk-hilted jade knife, a short-bladed wrought iron sgian dubh with a beaded hilt and a knapped grey flint zirah bouk wrapped in off-white sinew.
a knapped obsidian blade hilted with a wrapped elk hoof Weight: <1 pound
You analyze the obsidian blade and sense that the creator has provided the following information:
This is the blade of an Apdo Gno Burzka'ask, which is a Krolvin seer. It will gut an animal, and only an animal, to steal its organs. You can do this by typing POINT blade at {animal}.
It is your task to divine the future from those organs.
This particular blade is at the off-the-shelf (Tier 1) tiering and can be unlocked once, and it traps for point, rub, and exhale.
It has a chance to create one of four different types of organs.
You may alter this blade freely, but please try to keep its material as either glass, obsidian, metal, or organic (bone, flint, jade, etc.). It should only ever be a small knife or dagger, and it can never have any kind of special flares, weighting, or enhancive abilities.
100,000 a walrus tusk-hilted jade knife Weight: <1 pound
You analyze the jade knife and sense that the creator has provided the following information:
This is the blade of an Apdo Gno Burzka'ask, which is a Krolvin seer. It will gut an animal, and only an animal, to steal its organs. You can do this by typing POINT knife at {animal}.
It is your task to divine the future from those organs.
This particular knife is at the off-the-shelf (Tier 1) tiering and can be unlocked once, and it traps for point, rub, and exhale.
It has a chance to create one of four different types of organs.
You may alter this knife freely, but please try to keep its material as either glass, obsidian, metal, or organic (bone, flint, jade, etc.). It should only ever be a small knife or dagger, and it can never have any kind of special flares, weighting, or enhancive abilities.
100,000 a short-bladed wrought iron sgian dubh with a beaded hilt Weight: <1 pound
You analyze the wrought iron sgian dubh and sense that the creator has provided the following information:
This is the blade of an Apdo Gno Burzka'ask, which is a Krolvin seer. It will gut an animal, and only an animal, to steal its organs. You can do this by typing POINT sgian dubh at {animal}.
It is your task to divine the future from those organs.
This particular sgian dubh is at the off-the-shelf (Tier 1) tiering and can be unlocked once, and it traps for point, rub, and exhale.
It has a chance to create one of four different types of organs.
You may alter this sgian dubh freely, but please try to keep its material as either glass, obsidian, metal, or organic (bone, flint, jade, etc.). It should only ever be a small knife or dagger, and it can never have any kind of special flares, weighting, or enhancive abilities.
100,000 a knapped grey flint zirah bouk wrapped in off-white sinew Weight: <1 pound
You analyze the grey flint zirah bouk and sense that the creator has provided the following information:
This is the blade of an Apdo Gno Burzka'ask, which is a Krolvin seer. It will gut an animal, and only an animal, to steal its organs. You can do this by typing POINT zirah bouk at {animal}.
It is your task to divine the future from those organs.
This particular zirah bouk is at the off-the-shelf (Tier 1) tiering and can be unlocked once, and it traps for point, rub, and exhale.
It has a chance to create one of four different types of organs.
You may alter this zirah bouk freely, but please try to keep its material as either glass, obsidian, metal, or organic (bone, flint, jade, etc.). It should only ever be a small knife or dagger, and it can never have any kind of special flares, weighting, or enhancive abilities.
100,000 In the narrow white-lined niche you see: a clear crystal ball, a grass green crystal ball, a clear crystal sphere, a dew-kissed carnelian globe and a smoky grey quartz orb.
a clear crystal ball Weight: <1 pound
A clear crystal ball must remain glass and stay some sort of sphere, orb, ball, or crystal ball.
The ball can be altered to have a unique long description only. It can also be engraved with an inscription.
Any of the bolded sections in the show description can be changed by a talented magical merchant:
A perfectly round clear crystal ball rests on a rough, lava rock base. Within the glass, bright orange and red flames move in a chaotic dance. Motes of sanguine light wink in and out of existence within the depths of the ball.
A talented merchant could add a custom fortune to the ball.
Examine:
A perfectly round clear crystal ball rests on a rough, lava rock base. Within the glass, bright orange and red flames move in a chaotic dance. Motes of sanguine light wink in and out of existence within the depths of the ball.5,000 a grass green crystal ball Weight: <1 pound
A grass green crystal ball must remain glass and stay some sort of sphere, orb, ball, or crystal ball.
The ball can be altered to have a unique long description only. It can also be engraved with an inscription.
Any of the bolded sections in the show description can be changed by a talented magical merchant:
A perfectly round grass green crystal ball rests on a star-shaped wrought iron base. Within the glass, a grass-filled meadow under starlight appears, though it is slightly warped by the curve of the glass and hazy from a creeping fog. Motes of silver light wink in and out of existence within the depths of the ball.
A talented merchant could add a custom fortune to the ball.
Examine:
A perfectly round grass green crystal ball rests on a star-shaped wrought iron base. Within the glass, a grass-filled meadow under starlight appears, though it is slightly warped by the curve of the glass and hazy from a creeping fog. Motes of silver light wink in and out of existence within the depths of the ball.5,000 a clear crystal sphere Weight: <1 pound
A clear crystal sphere must remain glass and stay some sort of sphere, orb, ball, or crystal ball.
The sphere can be altered to have a unique long description only. It can also be engraved with an inscription.
Any of the bolded sections in the show description can be changed by a talented magical merchant:
A perfectly round clear crystal ball rests on a carved cocobolo base. Within the glass, your surroundings are reflected, but warped by the pale smoke that lazily swirls about. Motes of white light wink in and out of existence within the depths of the sphere.
A talented merchant could add a custom fortune to the sphere.
Examine:
A perfectly round clear crystal ball rests on a carved cocobolo base. Within the glass, your surroundings are reflected, but warped by the pale smoke that lazily swirls about. Motes of white light wink in and out of existence within the depths of the sphere.5,000 a dew-kissed carnelian globe Weight: <1 pound
A dew-kissed carnelian globe must remain glass and stay some sort of sphere, orb, ball, or crystal ball.
The globe can be altered to have a unique long description only. It can also be engraved with an inscription.
Any of the bolded sections in the show description can be changed by a talented magical merchant:
A perfectly round dew-kissed crystal ball rests on a bird's nest base. Within the glass, droplets of moisture race one another, while a hazy smoke tumbles about. Motes of golden light light wink in and out of existence within the depths of the globe.
A talented merchant could add a custom fortune to the globe.
Examine:
A perfectly round dew-kissed crystal ball rests on a bird's nest base. Within the glass, droplets of moisture race one another, while a hazy smoke tumbles about. Motes of golden light light wink in and out of existence within the depths of the globe.5,000 a smoky grey quartz orb Weight: <1 pound
A smoky grey quartz orb must remain glass and stay some sort of sphere, orb, ball, or crystal ball.
The orb can be altered to have a unique long description only. It can also be engraved with an inscription.
Any of the bolded sections in the show description can be changed by a talented magical merchant:
A perfectly round smoky grey crystal ball rests on a wrought iron, twining eel base. Within the glass, indigo mist, striated with ebon streaks that resemble anguilid shapes, rolls and tumbles over itself. Motes of silver and pewter light wink in and out of existence within the depths of the orb.
A talented merchant could add a custom fortune to the orb.
Examine:
A perfectly round smoky grey crystal ball rests on a wrought iron, twining eel base. Within the glass, indigo mist, striated with ebon streaks that resemble anguilid shapes, rolls and tumbles over itself. Motes of silver and pewter light wink in and out of existence within the depths of the orb.5,000 In the irregular grey-lined niche you see: a smooth haon case wrapped in varicolored quilting, a copper-nailed cocobolo case etched with sea stars, a battered oak case held together by rawhide strips, a suede-wrapped ironwood case and a thin golden linden case.
a smooth haon case wrapped in varicolored quilting Weight: 2 pounds 5,000 a copper-nailed cocobolo case etched with sea stars Weight: 2 pounds 5,000 a battered oak case held together by rawhide strips Weight: 2 pounds 5,000 a suede-wrapped ironwood case Weight: 2 pounds
Nestled within the slot of the ironwood case is a series of wooden slats, each one crafted of a different type of wood and engraved with a painted symbol.5,000 a thin golden linden case Weight: 2 pounds
Nestled within the slot of the golden linden case is a series of wooden slats, each one crafted of a different type of wood and engraved with a painted symbol.5,000 In the round red-lined niche you see: a plump pumpkin paeline poke with paisley patterns, a periwinkle-pinned puce poke painted with pink pansies, a soft rose baldachin pouch, an orb-shaped white falding bag and a dove-embroidered pale pink poke.
a plump pumpkin paeline poke with paisley patterns Weight: <1 pound
Pocketed: Medium (20-39)belt-worn
functional
This pumpkin poke can hold gemstones only. There is a separate section at the bottom of the poke that is filled with stones that can be rummaged through to be used for divination.
This item can be altered with a long or a show, but must remain a bag, purse, poke, or pouch and must be made from a fabric that would be found in the Human Empire. Examples are: silk, cotton, linen, suede, and brocades. Leather, chainsil, marbrinus, bourde, byssus, or cordetum are not allowed.
The pumpkin poke may not be lightened or deepened.15,000 a periwinkle-pinned puce poke painted with pink pansies Weight: <1 pound
Pocketed: Medium (20-39)belt-worn
functional
This puce poke can hold gemstones only. There is a separate section at the bottom of the poke that is filled with stones that can be rummaged through to be used for divination.
This item can be altered with a long or a show, but must remain a bag, purse, poke, or pouch and must be made from a fabric that would be found in the Human Empire. Examples are: silk, cotton, linen, suede, and brocades. Leather, chainsil, marbrinus, bourde, byssus, or cordetum are not allowed.
The puce poke may not be lightened or deepened.15,000 a soft rose baldachin pouch Weight: <1 pound
Pocketed: Medium (20-39)belt-worn
functional
This rose baldachin pouch can hold gemstones only. There is a separate section at the bottom of the pouch that is filled with stones that can be rummaged through to be used for divination.
This item can be altered with a long or a show, but must remain a bag, purse, poke, or pouch and must be made from a fabric that would be found in the Human Empire. Examples are: silk, cotton, linen, suede, and brocades. Leather, chainsil, marbrinus, bourde, byssus, or cordetum are not allowed.
The rose baldachin pouch may not be lightened or deepened.15,000 an orb-shaped white falding bag Weight: <1 pound
Pocketed: Medium (20-39)belt-worn
functional
This white falding bag can hold gemstones only. There is a separate section at the bottom of the bag that is filled with stones that can be rummaged through to be used for divination.
This item can be altered with a long or a show, but must remain a bag, purse, poke, or pouch and must be made from a fabric that would be found in the Human Empire. Examples are: silk, cotton, linen, suede, and brocades. Leather, chainsil, marbrinus, bourde, byssus, or cordetum are not allowed.
The white falding bag may not be lightened or deepened.15,000 a dove-embroidered pale pink poke Weight: <1 pound
Pocketed: Medium (20-39)belt-worn
functional
This pale pink poke can hold gemstones only. There is a separate section at the bottom of the poke that is filled with stones that can be rummaged through to be used for divination.
This item can be altered with a long or a show, but must remain a bag, purse, poke, or pouch and must be made from a fabric that would be found in the Human Empire. Examples are: silk, cotton, linen, suede, and brocades. Leather, chainsil, marbrinus, bourde, byssus, or cordetum are not allowed.
The pale pink poke may not be lightened or deepened.15,000 In the rough blue-lined niche you see: some granulated mica and opal sand, an ivory-capped morduska hide pouch, an exposed-stitch elk hide pouch with ahmdir blue designs, a fistful of mica-flecked sand and a handful of glittery silver sand.
some granulated mica and opal sand Weight: <1 pound 500 an ivory-capped morduska hide pouch Weight: <1 pound
Pocketed: Very small (<2-4)
one itemneck-worn
Conical in shape, the pouch is crafted of suede and has a flap at the top that is bound in place by silver button. A simple cap, attached to a thin strip of hide, is affixed to the bottom, while a eel-embossed strap at the top allows the piece to be held aloft for the purpose of scrying, or to be worn around the neck.
It appears to be empty.
25,000 an exposed-stitch elk hide pouch with ahmdir blue designs Weight: <1 pound
Pocketed: Very small (<2-4)
one itemneck-worn
Conical in shape, the pouch is crafted of suede and has a flap at the top that is bound in place by carved button. A conical cap, attached to a thin strip of hide, is affixed to the bottom, while a whorled indigo strap at the top allows the piece to be held aloft for the purpose of scrying, or to be worn around the neck.
It appears to be empty.
25,000 a fistful of mica-flecked sand Weight: <1 pound 500 a handful of glittery silver sand Weight: <1 pound 500
The Third Eye, Parlor
| [The Third Eye, Parlor - 26642 - ( 8081113 )] | |
| Round and low, a small table rests upon a carpet in the center of the floor and is surrounded by plump cushions of plum, indigo, and silver. Trinkets, totems, and charms dangle from twine in the ceiling, their smooth faces glittering in the ambient light provided by votives housed in niches within the surrounded granite walls. The spicy scent of sandalwood and myrrh fills the air, while a coin-edged velvet curtain muffles sound from the showroom beyond. | |
| Obvious exits: none | |
On the a small table you see:
Containers [2]: a frosted glass carafe, a frosted rose glass carafe
Food/Drink [2]: an herbed acorn flatbread topped with sorrel pesto, a lavender and almond flour biscuit
an herbed acorn flatbread topped with sorrel pesto free a lavender and almond flour biscuit free aged blackberry wine free sweet pink wine free