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Grand Lord Darrgo Brimholt hails from Wehnimer's Landing and was born around the year 5100, but his past remains a mystery.
He's a towering Giantman Warrior that appears to be in the spring of his life.
He has a broad-shouldered thick frame, deep-set milky blue eyes, tanned skin, a shaven head of black hair, a square-jawed face, a broad nose and a thick mustache and beard.
His left cheek is pierced with a teardrop dark ebony pearl, an enruned ivory fang in the upper ridge of his left ear, a howling grey wolf tattoo on his neck, a sword-crossed treasure chest tattoo on his arm, and his other arm is pierced with a black-tinted amethyst pygmy octopus.
Darrgo also has a jagged scar concealed near his collarbone - caused by the looks of wolf teeth of some sort.
The Giantman is covered in wolf attire that he's hunted - as he tries to find and kill the one that cursed him.
** For any questions on custom items or themes, best way to ask me is on Discord: Darrgo (mklsc) **
Backstory:
After being bitten by a werewolf, Darrgo was left for dead along the coastline, his body battered and his past a blur. The curse of lycanthropy clouded not only his form but his memory—erasing everything he once was.
He was discovered by a fellow adventurer, Zerrato, who nursed him back from the edge and forged a poisoned necklet to suppress the beast within. The necklet tempers his transformations but comes with a cost—leaving him weak and drained at times.
To resist the primal urges that claw at the edges of his mind, Darrgo turns to crafting. When idle, the danger grows, and in battle, when overwhelmed, he sometimes loses control—succumbing to a brief, berserk rage. Seeking discipline and purpose, he joined the Warriors Guild and rose to become a Master of Voln, training both body and mind. Through dedication, he’s learned to channel his instincts into peaceful focus—crafting sheaths, cobbling boots, and even knitting with quiet precision.
During his travels, Darrgo found his way aboard The Madness, a Man o’ War captained by Admiral Pixie. Serving as a Boatswain, he quickly became part of the crew’s makeshift family—respected for his strength, but embraced for his quiet creativity. The Madness became his refuge, a place where his scars weren't judged, only understood.
- Embark on the Madness.(created by Kaelthorn)
Though his past remains lost to shadow, Darrgo holds onto a single token: a wedding band. It’s the only piece of his former life that remains, and with it, the hope that one day he’ll remember who he was... and who he once loved.
Today:
Darrgo can be found creating custom orders for other adventurers, hunting for supplies, and assisting with The Silvergate Inn.
Some days he sails on his ship, "The Terrifying Argent Leviathan", to try and find where he came from and if he has a wife that's waiting for him somewhere.
Lately though, the combination of Lycanthropy and Zerrato's Poison Necklet to keep his curse at bay, has started to fracture Darrgo's mind. It could be the poison, or the animal instincts seeping through, but Darrgo's become weary of Zerrato's story of how he came to find him near the beach and if he truly is trying to help.
Revelations:
As the poison woven into Darrgo’s necklet began to lose its strength, Zerrato made one final, desperate attempt to restore it—this time crafting a permanent enchantment, a last-hope measure to stop Darrgo’s descent into full lycanthropy once and for all.
With Pixie’s aid, they tracked Darrgo deep into the woods during his final communion with the moon. As the transformation began, Pixie ensnared him in her web, holding him long enough for Zerrato to clasp the necklet back around his throat. The trap held firm, giving the poison time to root itself once more and it worked, but the cost was devastating.
Zerrato poured too much of his life force into the enchantment. He collapsed moments later—his task completed, his strength spent, and his life gone. The aftermath fractured Darrgo’s mind. He remembers nothing of the night, nor the devastating truth Zerrato confessed before the end: that it was Darrgo, lost in his werewolf form, who had killed his own wife. Zerrato had hidden the truth for years, afraid that revealing it would unhinge Darrgo completely and let the beast take over what little humanity remained. Now, with Zerrato gone and Darrgo’s memories fractured, Pixie bears the weight of the truth—and the knowledge that some wounds cut deeper than any poison can cure.
Conclusion:
With Darrgo's mind still fractured from the events that occurred, a hint about his past came to him in the form of a letter from Zerrato's assistant.
Accompanied by his crewmates Pixie and Glahnvis, they followed a series of clues across Rivers Rest that slowly revealed his past... who he was, the woman he married, and the final letter written by his wife, Lenoire, before she died by the hands of Darrgo and his curse.
Although there was nothing he could do from the curse of the Werewolf that bit him, and the transformation that changed everything that fateful night - he can't help but blame himself.
Only time will tell if Darrgo can recover. While he's gone back to his training of crafting and helping others - there's a growing anger that has drawn him to cut down any wolves or wargs he finds, and wear them as trophies until he slays the one that caused his suffering.
Darrgo's Custom Services
To keep his mind busy and sharp, Darrgo can be found across the lands gem hunting and scavenging for rare materials to create with and sell in his co-owned shop with Khalypso.
- Located in the Landing (Lich Room# 372) the Cottage holds many rare and custom items for sale.
- I can also be found on Discord for any questions (Darrgo / MKLSC)
Weapon Holders
All of Darrgo's custom weapon holders decrease weapon weight by 2 lbs
- Dagger Sheath/Scabbard, Sheath, Scabbard, Quiver, Frog, Harness, Sling, Bow Sling, Baldric, or Swordbelt
- For gems:
- P = Has a Gem Cutting pattern done to it already
- Gem Cutting Patterns I have available to use on the right - to add more flare to a gem.
- Only "Shaped" gem cutting patterns will work on gems used for Cobbling, but for Cobbling, it removes all previous descriptions.
- Example: a Silvery Green Everine, would become a "Spider-Shaped Everine" on footwear (if a pattern isn't used, the full gem description should show on footwear).
- For sheaths, it wont take out that much, but if the gem description is too long, it will take out some of the beginning descriptions
- Only "Shaped" gem cutting patterns will work on gems used for Cobbling, but for Cobbling, it removes all previous descriptions.
- Gem Cutting Patterns I have available to use on the right - to add more flare to a gem.
- P = Has a Gem Cutting pattern done to it already
- Skinned animal Fringes can only be used for weapon holders.
- Two fringes can be used in the same decoration spot, but they lose all descriptions and are left with the Noun
- Example; if Scorpion Stingers and Beetle Pincers are both use, it'd become a Leather Sheath fringed with Pincers and Stingers.
- Two fringes can be used in the same decoration spot, but they lose all descriptions and are left with the Noun
- Metal Trim / Binding for weapon holders:
- The follow metals can be bound or trimmed on weapon holders (can also use 2 metals in the last decoration spot, or 1 for the first spot):
- Copper, Brass, Bronze, Iron, Steel, Silver, Gold, Mithril, Ora, Alum, Imflass, Vultite, Glaes, Laje, Invar, Mithglin, Rhimar, Vaalorn, Vaalin, or Veniom
- Example: Veniom-bound leather swordbelt fringed with viper fangs, or a dark leather baldric trimmed with silver and steel
- Copper, Brass, Bronze, Iron, Steel, Silver, Gold, Mithril, Ora, Alum, Imflass, Vultite, Glaes, Laje, Invar, Mithglin, Rhimar, Vaalorn, Vaalin, or Veniom
- The follow metals can be bound or trimmed on weapon holders (can also use 2 metals in the last decoration spot, or 1 for the first spot):
Custom weapon holder making layout (click here)
(above link referenced from "Sheath making" and site created by Hymore)
The Scrimshaw Dagger allows me to get some critters rib bones, wing bones, antlers, talons, claws, and vertebrae, if interested with one of those for fringes
- not listed in the link
Readily Available Gems or Fringes Darrgo has for crafting:
(some gems aren't listed in the custom holder link above, due to them being from events)
| Gem | Fringe - | |
|---|---|---|
| P | cosmos-carved clear glimaerstones | frosted branches |
| P | fang-shaped wulfenite crystal | cerebralite tentacles |
| magenta and black rhodonite crystals | tsark claws | |
| triangular charcoal shark tooth | viper fangs | |
| scarlet-shot lustrous black bloodstones | thorn-ridden appendages | |
| prismatic rose gold fire agate | incisors | |
| matte shadowy black deathstones | wraith talons | |
| sickle-shaped opaque white soulstone | nacreous raven feathers | |
| fractured ebon-tinged soulstones | bat bones | |
| opalescent charcoal-hued moonstones | red firebird feathers | |
| niveous snowdrop | vulture feathers | |
| shadow amethyst | eagle talons | |
| white-point star diamond | hawk-owl talons | |
| black nightstones | vulture talons | |
| shard of oblivion quartz | griffin talons | |
| red-clouded black moonstones | silver manes | |
| ebon winternight sapphire | hinterboar manes | |
| blue-white frost opal | skeleton bones | |
| faceted stormcloud alexandrite | minotaur horns | |
| jagged nephrite shards | scorpion stingers | |
| polished ivory | rotted canines | |
| age-darkened ivory | pure white feathers | |
| cloudy winter peridots | crocodile rib bones | |
| sparkling ice blue dreamstones | werebear rib bones | |
| smooth white-veined turquoise | black claws | |
| tiny snowflake zircon | tsark rib bones | |
| blackish blue idocrase | caribou antlers. | |
| variegated violet tanzanite | broodtender tendrils | |
| age-darkened ivory crescents | ||
| chatoyant cerulean chrysoberyl | ||
| pale oasis sapphire | ||
| droplets of honey amber | ||
| blue sky opal | ||
| swirled lightning glass shard | ||
| shard of tigerfang crystal | ||
| rutilated frostbite amethyst | ||
| brilliant snowblind diamond | ||
| chunks of pale blue ice stone | ||
| hexagonal cobalt blue beryls | ||
| hearts of blue onyx | ||
| small round graupel onyx | ||
| spruce green emerald | ||
| shard of glossy black obsidian | ||
| firestone | ||
| brilliant red firebird stone | ||
| selanthan bloodjewels | ||
| asterfire quartz | ||
| aster opal | ||
| faceted blood red sandruby | ||
| golden moonstone | ||
| dragonsbreath sapphire | ||
| white starstone | ||
| dragonfire emerald | ||
| cats-eye moonstone | ||
| dragonfire quartz | ||
| blue diamond | ||
| multi-colored wyrdshards | ||
| misshapen sunset crater agate | ||
| dragon's-tear ruby | ||
| blue star-shaped riftshard | ||
| dragonseye sapphire | ||
| swirling aetherstones | ||
| smoky grey thunderstones | ||
| swirling purple thunderstones | ||
| star emeralds | ||
| dragon's-tear diamonds | ||
| blue starstones | ||
| grey moonstones | ||
| orange spessartine garnets | ||
| black moonstones | ||
| impure blood red rubies | ||
| flickering snowfire rubies | ||
| pyrite | ||
| a cluster of dark pyrite | ||
| chameleon agates | ||
| fiery red gems | ||
| smoky glimaerstones | ||
| pale green moonstones | ||
| pieces of banded onyx | ||
| pieces of black marble | ||
| sylvarraend rubies | ||
| shimmertine shards | ||
| brilliant lilac glimaerstones | ||
| ultramarine glimaerstones | ||
| cerulean glimaerstones | ||
| lavender shimmarglin sapphires | ||
| silvery moonstones | ||
| tigereye agates | ||
| blue shimmarglin sapphires | ||
| azure blazestar | ||
| umber sards | ||
| deep red carbuncles | ||
| golden glimaerstones | ||
| pale blue moonstones | ||
| transparent spherines | ||
| deep blue thunderstones | ||
| dragon's-fang quartz | ||
| violet riftstones | ||
| milky quartz eye (if put in the first slot, looks like eyes) | ||
| black dreamstone | ||
| white dreamstones | ||
| black deathstones | ||
| tiny black and blue spherines | ||
| clear blue gem | ||
| royal blue boreal topaz | ||
| slice of grey requiem dreamstone | ||
| slice of watermelon tourmaline | ||
| scintillating fiery scarlet starstone | ||
| variegated mushroom-hued jasper | ||
| deep blue eostone | ||
| boulder opal | ||
| hazy green sage beryl | ||
| rainbow-swept royal blue moonstone | ||
| lilac-crested molten gold ametrine | ||
| indigo-cored stormy violet amethyst | ||
| pear-shaped greenish yellow citrine | ||
| gilt-sprouted icy white quartz | ||
| sliver of blood-hued garnet | ||
| teardrops of green amber | ||
| lunar jasper | ||
| frosty pale violet pearl | ||
| clusters of orange roestone | ||
| crystals of silvery wraithaline | ||
| crystals of shadowy wraithaline | ||
| purple black thunderhead opal | ||
| argent vultite-bloom | ||
| bluish silver rhimar-bloom | ||
| golden rhimar-bloom |
Available Gem Cutting Patterns
- Example: a black deathstone can become a skull-shaped black deathstone
| Gem Cutting Patterns - |
|---|
| a gargoyle-cut |
| a spider-shaped |
| an octopus-cut |
| a seal-shaped |
| a ghost-shaped |
| a demon-carved |
| a dragon-shaped |
| a skull-shaped |
| a trilliant-cut |
| a prism-cut |
| a snowflake-cut |
| a scroll-shaped |
| a cross-etched |
| an orb-shaped |
| a parrot-carved |
| a diamond-cut |
| a flame-shaped |
| a moon-shaped |
| a star-shaped |
| a kraken-shaped |
| a heart-shaped |
| a raven-shaped |
| a werewolf-cut |
| a fang-shaped |
| a rose-shaped |
| a dagger-shaped |
| a pixie-shaped |
| a brilliant-cut |
| a sunburst-cut |
| a wisp-shaped |
| a wolf-shaped |
| a crescent-cut |
| a cosmos-carved |
Attire and Containers -- available Yarns, Outfits, and Clasps
Custom Knitted Clothes/Containers making layout (click here)
(site created by Hymore)
Available items I can knit for you or your mount
- Dyes from events or custom cobbling dyes can also be used on these containers and clothes.
CLICK HERE FOR MY CUSTOM DYES LIST
CLICK HERE FOR DYERS TENT DYES
Along with knitted items, the following patterns can be sewn onto them too (also on the link above - easier layout below):
- Patterns cannot be combined with clasps I can place on containers (and vice versa) and with a clasp on a bag, only a dye from the dyers tent can be used'
(Example: a thick knitted crescent moon-motif polychromatic linen tote, or a twilight blue pouch clasped with a varnished villswood dragon -- dying from the tent removes the knitted part and allows a clasp to be applied)
Animal Designs, click here. alligator, bat, bear, bronco, buck, bug, bumblebee, bunny, butterfly, capybara, caribou, cat, centaur, chinchilla, cobra, cow, crab, deer, damselfly, dog, doe, dolphin, dragon, fly, dragonfly, eel, elephant, elk, fawn, fish, firefly, fox, frog, gazelle, goat, griffin, ghost, ghostfly, glimaerfly, hart, hawk, hog, hedgehog, hind, horse, iguana, jackal, kitten, koala, kobold, koi, kraken, ladybug, lemur, lion, lizard, lobster, loris, mantis, minotaur, monkey, moose, morduska, moth, mouse, mustang, narwhal, octopus, orc, otter, panda, pegasus, penguin, phoenix, pig, pixie, polar bear, pony, puppy, qahzumar, rabbit, raccoon, reindeer, roa'ter, rolton, sea anemone, selshis, serpent, shark, skeleton, skull, snake, spider, sprite, stag, stallion, starfish, teadragon, tentacle, tiger, toad, tortoise, troll, turtle, unicorn, weasel, wendigo, whale, witch, wolf, wombat, wraith, wyvern, yierka, bird, bluebird, cardinal, chicken, crow, duck, dove, eagle, egret, blood eagle, finch, flamingo, flycatcher, heron, ibis, macaw, merlin, owl, parrot, peacock, pelican, pheasant, raven, rook, rooster, seagull, songbird, swan, turkey, wren, fairywren, hummingbird
Floral Designs, click here. floral, flower, blossom, alyssum, amaranth, anemone, angelica, aster, begonia, bleeding heart, bluebell, bougainvillea, buttercup, butterfly weed, campion, cactus flower, carnation, cherry blossom, chrysanthemum, clematis, clivia, columbine, cothinar flower, crocus, daffodil, dahlia, daisy, dandelion, datura, dragonstalk, edelweiss, feverfew, flamestalk, forget-me-not, freesia, frostflower, gardenia, geranium, ginger blossom, goldenrod, heather, heliotrope, hellebore, hibiscus, honeysuckle, honeywort, hyacinth, hydrangea, iceblossom, iris, lavender, lilac, lily, blood lily, calla lily, daylily, tiger lily, snow lily, stargazer lily, water lily, lotus blossom, jasmine, jessamine, larkspur, lupine, magnolia, monkeyflower, moonflower, morning glory, mournbloom, nightshade, orange blossom, orchid, pansy, snow pansy, passionflower, peony, petunia, phlox, plumeria, poinsettia, poppy, posy, rose, rosebud, dog rose, primrose, fairy primrose, tea rose, winter rose, sirenflower, snapdragon, sunflower, thistle, trillium, tulip, tuberose, violet, alpine violet, wood violet, wildflower, wisteria, zinnia
Nature Designs, click here. autumnal, celestial, heraldic, moon phase, paisley, frost, tropical, star, starburst, sunburst, moon, moon and star, crescent moon, threefold moon, nightscape, eclipse, solar eclipse, lunar eclipse, cloud, storm cloud, thundercloud, rainbow, lightning bolt, raindrop, snowflake, snowman, flame, fire, rising smoke, paw print, footprint, handprint, claw, talon, jack-o-lantern, bramble, branch, cactus, fern, forest, frond, ivy, leaf, maple leaf, mushroom, palm frond, pine needle, pumpkin, wreath, holly, mistletoe, reed, rosette, shamrock, tendril, thorn, toadstool, tree, vine, grape vine, willow, coral, seascape, shell, wave, volcano, apple, berry, cherry, cake, cookie, fruit, honeycomb, muffin, pie, pie slice, pineapple, potato, strawberry, tart, waffle, watermelon, marallis berry, sovyn clove, sweetfern, garlic clove
Pattern Designs, click here. anchor, arrow, bell, chevron, cityscape, coffin, diamond, feather, heart, square, triangle, interlocked ring, spiderweb, spiral, wisp
Profession Designs, click here. bow, claidhmore, sword, shield, shield and sword, crossed sword, scimitar, sickle, boat, brigantine, carrack, frigate, galleon, ship, airship, pirate, pirate flag, bottle, wine bottle, gear, sprocket, coin, lock, key, lock and key, lockpick, scarab, playing card, clasped hands, praying hands, open hand, skull, demon, eye, rune, runestaff, runestone, shrunken head, scroll, wand, cauldron, mortar and pestle, book, quill, artist's brush, brush stroke, palette, palette and brush, lute, flute, harp, music note, skillet, butter churn, needle, needle and thread, spindle, mitten, sleigh, wagon, giftbox, present, spoon, fork, teapot, teacup, bride, bridesmaid, groom, maiden, cigar, guillotine, bone, brain, corpse, fang, finger, fingernail, fist, intestine, incisor, kidney, liver, spleen, toe, toenail, tooth, gravestone, headstone, tombstone, broomstick, mop, candelabra, chalice, lamp, lantern, sconce
Religion Designs, click here. angel, anvil, artist's brush, black widow, broken skull, cat's head, chelioboros, clenched fist, conjoined circles, crescent moon, crown, crystal ball, dagger, dagger-pierced heart, doe, dolphin, eight-pointed star, feather, flame, gate and key, grain sheaf, heart, hourglass, jackal's head, key, leaf, lily, lute, musical note, ouroboros, pegasus, rose, tentacled star, six-tentacled star, slit-pupiled eye, scimitar, scroll, serpent, shield, sickle, skull, star, stone giant, stone giantess, sunburst, sword, trident, two-headed serpent
I can zest all knitted containers and clothing
(my available zests on containers can be made to make you look paranoid putting stuff in / out of them, zested to look more detailed as you interact with it, or some details for clothes)
Container Clasps (bone, wood, or metal):
- I can create almost any look bone carved clasps, pins, brooches, toggle, or buckle to attach to any kind of container container. (a few demons and mist-like creatures are too complex for me to make though)
- Example: a night black cape fastened with a dragon-cut bone clasp, or a forest green backpack secured with a warrior-cut bone buckle
- Also, I can make many types of Clasps out of many kinds of metals (expand list below).
- bronze, copper, imflass, invar, iron, mithril, ora, steel, vultite, drakar, gornar, mithglin, rhimar, zorchar, black ora, eahnor, eonake, faenor, golvern, kelyn, razern, rolaren, vaalorn, veil iron, and white ora.
- For Example: a glass-encased vultite skull
- bronze, copper, imflass, invar, iron, mithril, ora, steel, vultite, drakar, gornar, mithglin, rhimar, zorchar, black ora, eahnor, eonake, faenor, golvern, kelyn, razern, rolaren, vaalorn, veil iron, and white ora.
| Article | Noun - |
|---|---|
| a bedizened | anchor |
| a bejeweled | book |
| a beveled | boot |
| a brushed | bottle |
| a buffed | brigantine |
| a burnished | broom |
| a burred | button |
| a chained | capybara |
| a champleve | cherry |
| a cloisonne | circle |
| a copper-linked | clasp |
| a corroded | claw |
| a crude | clef |
| a dainty | cog |
| a damascened | crescent |
| a delicate | crown |
| a faceted | cylinder |
| a faenor-chased | dahlia |
| a faenor-veined | daisy |
| a filigree | dobrem |
| a florid | dragon |
| a gilt-edged | elunerial |
| a glass-encased | eye |
| a glass-studded | fairy |
| a glossy | feather |
| a gold-banded | femur |
| a gold-caged | fist |
| a gold-chased | frog |
| a gold-jointed | gavel |
| a gold-streaked | gear |
| a granulated | globe |
| a graven | gremlock |
| a grooved | half-moon |
| a hammered | harp |
| a hefty | hawk |
| a jade-inlaid | heartleaf |
| a jadewood-set | hobgoblin |
| a jagged | hook |
| a jet-inlaid | hourglass |
| a knobby | hummingbird |
| a knurled | icicle |
| a lacework | inkpot |
| a lopsided | keg |
| a lumpy | key |
| a lyshaelyn-set | ki-lin |
| a matte-finish | knot |
| a miniature | leaf |
| a misshapen | lily |
| a mithglin and | lion |
| a nielloed | lute |
| a patinated | lyre |
| a pebbled | mandible |
| a pierced | meviriel |
| a pink gold and | mournbloom |
| a pitted | mug |
| a planished | mushroom |
| a platinum and | nail |
| a pocked | narwhal |
| a repousse | nautilus |
| a reticulated | nielira |
| a ridged | nightshade |
| a rose gold and | orchid |
| a rose-embossed | owl |
| a ruby-studded | paintbrush |
| a rune-incised | panther |
| a ruby-riddled | paw |
| a satin-finish | peacock |
| a seaglass and | petunia |
| a seaglass-set | pickle |
| a shoddy | pixie |
| a silver-banded | pony |
| a silver-caged | poppy |
| a silver-chased | quill |
| a silver-framed | raven |
| a silver-hinged | rolton |
| a sinuous | rook |
| a sleek | rose |
| a smooth | rosebud |
| a speckled | sakaii |
| a stamped | scroll |
| a textured | seashell |
| a vaelfyren-set | serpent |
| a varnished | sigil |
| a vermeil | skull |
| a zhiqietz-set | snail |
| an abstract | snowflake |
| an acid-etched | spider |
| an ebonwood-set | spike |
| an electrum and | sprite |
| an electrum-set | star |
| an embossed | fang |
| an enameled | starling |
| an etched | stein |
| an irregular | strawberry |
| an obsidian-set | sunburst |
| an openworked | sunflower |
| an orbicular | swan |
| an ornamental | talon |
| an ornate | tart |
| an uneven | teacup |
| teapot | |
| teardrop | |
| tentacle | |
| theorbo | |
| thistle | |
| thorn | |
| toadstool | |
| toggle | |
| tome | |
| torch | |
| tree | |
| trident | |
| triquetra | |
| triskelion | |
| turnip | |
| turtle | |
| twig | |
| wand | |
| wyrm | |
| wyvern |
- I can also make many types of Clasps out of almost any kind of wood (expand list below).
- Example: a polished <wood> wolf
| Finish | Noun - |
|---|---|
| a broken | alyssum |
| a burned | amaranth |
| a burnished | ant |
| a burn-scarred | aster |
| a carved | begonia |
| a charred | bougainvillea |
| a cracked | buttercup |
| a cratered | carnation |
| a dented | cat |
| a dimpled | chip |
| a fractured | circle |
| a glazed | clematis |
| a glossy | clover |
| a hollow | coney |
| a irregular | crab |
| a lacquered | cube |
| a matte-finish | daffodil |
| an oiled | daisy |
| an ossified | deer |
| a petrified | delphira |
| a pockmarked | disc |
| a polished | dragon |
| a pyrographed | dragonstalk |
| a rough | flamestalk |
| a satin-finish | gardenia |
| a scorched | geranium |
| a scratched | ghost |
| a shaved | goblin |
| a shellacked | iris |
| a singed | kobold |
| a smooth | leaf |
| a splintered | lilac |
| a stained | lily |
| an unblemished | lion |
| a varnished | monkeyflower |
| a whorled | moonflower |
| a yellowed | mournbloom |
| orchid | |
| pansy | |
| parallelogram | |
| peony | |
| petunia | |
| primrose | |
| pyramid | |
| rabbit | |
| rolton | |
| rose | |
| salamander | |
| saloryss | |
| serpent | |
| skeleton | |
| snake | |
| snapdragon | |
| sphere | |
| spider | |
| spiral | |
| square | |
| squirrel | |
| sunflower | |
| tortoise | |
| trapezoid | |
| tree | |
| triangle | |
| trillium | |
| tuberose | |
| tulip | |
| turtle | |
| unicorn | |
| violet | |
| wolf |
Cobbling -- Current inventory of readily available Gems, Plates, Settings, Trims, and Dyes
Footwear is pocketed for 2 small items, able to be Zested, and can be measured to fit your person perfectly.
** Now able to make my custom footwear UAC (with zests too, but no pockets) **
The Wood Clasp finish/nouns above can also be applied to cobbling wood plates, settings with wood, or wood heels.
- Examples: buckled with hollow faewood, buttoned with carved ebonwood spheres, or shoes/boots with varnished villswood heels
Gems above from the Sheath making list, can also be made into footwear settings
Custom Cobbling making layout (click here)
(site created by Hymore)
Readily available items and dye are below:
- P (plates) - S (settings) - T (trim)
- Plates: buckled, toed, or capped
- Settings: studded, buttoned, set, or inset
- Trim: trimmed with (?)
I can knit yarn into the look of footwear, along with a yarn description to add more to it (can still be dyed too) from THIS.
- Example: some bloodstained gossamar-lined wild silk boots... or a pair of frosted winter white linen shoes laced with glowing black silk
Also, I can knit a full look of yarn as trimmed, strapped, lined, laced, beaded, or fringed.
- Example: some scorched black silk-trimmed silvery lich boots
Custom material for footwear is to the right, if you have a preference.
- Example: some black cherry jacquard shoes, or some dark ice blue lich boots
Designs for Cobbling material
- I can add a description to any leather or cloth type of material for footwear.
- Example: "wolfskin" can become "moon-stamped wolfskin"... or "silk" can become "paw-printed silk"
| Leather | Cloth - |
|---|---|
| moon-stamped | paw-printed |
| scale-carved | scale-printed |
| star-punched | star-painted |
| peacock-tooled | wisp-outlined |
| blossom-pressed | floral motif |
| knotwork-tooled | ink-spattered |
| plume-embossed | vividly-inked |
| rune-inscribed | rune-inked |
| lace-embossed | feather-inked |
| diamond-punched | swirl-painted |
| rose-pressed | spiral-outlined |
| leaf-patterned | leaf-stenciled |
| flame-branded | flame-patterned |
| horn-inscribed | crest-marked |
| vine-tooled | vine-gilded |
| monogrammed | monogrammed |
| heart-stamped | web-outlined |
| tree-carved | petal-inked |
| bark-patterned | map-painted |
| symbol-branded | sigil-traced |
Dyer's tent list of common dyes here too that can be used.
| PST | Cobbling Settings | Cobble Dye - |
|---|---|---|
| faewood heels (attaches to shoes, boots, or sandals) | shadowy black | |
| witchwood heels (attaches to shoes, boots, or sandals) | smoked oxblood | |
| T | warg pelt | silver-swirled fox red |
| S | charoite stone | champagne pearl |
| S | fractured black doomstone skulls | polychromatic |
| S | black doomstones | jewel-toned |
| S | clouded photochromic sodalites | burgundy-plum |
| S | deep cerulean kyanites | auroral blue |
| S | argent crystal-studded scoria | smoke grey |
| S | petrified driftwood | smoky grey |
| S | mottled black and green toadstone | ember-hued |
| S | beaver brown beryl | mottled brownish-green |
| S | oblong saewehna | black cherry |
| P | burnished steel | ashen lavender |
| P | burnished ironwood | gilt-washed |
| pale golden brown | ||
| antiqued dark violet | ||
| dark grey-green | ||
| matte obsidian | ||
| iridescent turquoise | ||
| dark amethyst purple | ||
| inky blue-black | ||
| pearlescent gold | ||
| metallic brass-sheened | ||
| vibrant foxfire | ||
| shadowed moonlight silver | ||
| gold-swirled green and white | ||
| black-swirled dark crimson | ||
| white-swirled celestial blue | ||
| dark ice blue | ||
| opalescent | ||
| marbled deep mahogany | ||
| silver-swirled soft sage | ||
| clover green |
Blacksmithing
(availability of these with vary, as it's very time consuming)
- Edged, Brawling, and Hybrid of both Weapons (along with some alternative name changes) I can make Perfects for:
- (Perfect weapons add +3 to the AvD bonus and 6% damage factor bonus of a weapon)
- One or all three options can be applied to a weapon.
- Example: a discreet dark pit-knife with a curved steel grip
Weapons
| Edged | Brawling | Hybrid - |
|---|---|---|
| Handaxe / Hatchet | Pit-Knife / Hook-Knife | Katar / Slasher |
| Short Sword / Wakizashi | Fist-Scythe / Sickle | |
| Longsword / Tachi | Troll-Claw / Wight-Claw | |
| Main Gauche / Sword-Breaker | Spike-Fist / Yierka-Spur | |
| Falchion / Khopesh | Sai | |
| Rapier | Knuckle-Duster | |
| Estoc | Knuckle-Blade | |
| Broadsword | Tiger-Claw | |
| Cutlass | ||
| Backsword | ||
| Dagger |
Embellishments
| Style | Brawling | Edged | Hybrid - |
|---|---|---|---|
| discreet | Yes | No | No |
| rune-etched | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| silver-etched | Yes | No | No |
| silver-veined | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| well-balanced | Yes | No | No |
| thin-bladed | No | Yes | No |
| razor-sharp | No | Yes | No |
| silver-edged | No | Yes | No |
Finishes
| Style | Brawling | Edged | Hybrid - |
|---|---|---|---|
| blackened | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| dark | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| gleaming | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| polished | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| shiny | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Grips
| Style | Brawling | Edged | Hybrid - |
|---|---|---|---|
| with an ebonwood handle | Yes | No | No |
| with a carved bone handle | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| with a curved steel grip | Yes | No | No |
| with a black leather-bound grip | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| with an ivory-inlaid oak grip | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| with a spike capped pommel | No | Yes | No |
| with a spherical bronze pommel | No | Yes | No |
Alternative designs for any weapon with a hilt:
- I can insert types of birds or sea creatures into resin and make it into the handle of your weapon, along with a dye color from the dyers tents.
- I can add dyed resin or leave resin out of it - (any dye from the dyers tents will work).
| Hilt Design Examples: |
|---|
| embedded with a black-tinted amethyst pygmy octopus caught in silvery green resin |
| inset with a black-tinted amethyst pygmy octopus captured in silvery green resin |
| inlaid with a black-tinted amethyst pygmy octopus ensnared in silvery green resin |
| embedded with a black-tinted amethyst pygmy octopus |
| inset with a black-tinted amethyst pygmy octopus |
| inlaid with a black-tinted amethyst pygmy octopus |
Spider Alters
These alters can be applied to the following Leather, Cloth, Wood, Metal, or Stone material:
| Spider Name | Type | Setting 1 | Setting 2 | Setting 3 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| a bone white chalcedony tarantula | gemstone | cut into mirrored facets | cut with vertical striations | deeply cut with starburst patterns |
| a topaz daddy longlegs spider | gemstone | asymmetrically draped with smoky glaes scales | coiled with a serpentine length of scaled metal | painted with a gradient of dark scaling |
| an adventurine jumping spider | gemstone | encased in fragile vaalin-forged webwork | draped in weblike metal filaments | caught in a graduated web of chains |
| a jasper house spider | gemstone | crudely carved with odd markings | gouged in various spots | carved with mismatched lettering |
| a reticulated wolf spider | wood | carved with overlapping loops | branded with faint concentric circles | accented by faint pearl dust in the grooves |
| a whittled oak brown crab spider | wood | scored with a pattern of branching veins | inlaid with thin veins of silverleaf | layered with faint traces of paint in ocean hues |
| a carved elm arctic wolf spider | wood | carved with repeating sigils | etched with sigils of warding | inset with a single chip of colored glass |
| an etched haon hourglass spider | wood | shaped into spiraling whorls | inscribed with faintly curling runes | patterned in a weave of shallow reliefs |
| a mica cave spider | stone | carved with stylized waves | engraved with jagged runes | engraved with rising waves |
| a reddish black soapstone spider | stone | painted with thin strokes of ochre and ash grey | polished to reveal faint mineral flecks | worn flat along one edge |
| a dull black mica tarantula | stone | engraved with a radiant sun | engraved with an eight-pointed star | engraved with twin crescents |
| a reddish brown marble tarantula | stone | worn flat from years of use | complimented by a tumbled finish | displaying worn circles at the edges |
| a molded suede crimson furrow spider | leather | marked with faint impressions of trailing wisteria | embossed with leaping foxes | embossed with curling fire lilies |
| a molded suede charcoal grey spider | leather | traced with flora-burnt arabesques | burnt with a labyrinth of thorny vines | scorched with repeating leaf patterns |
| a molded suede stretch spider | leather | stamped with repeating oak leaf clusters | pressed with an antlered stag | tooled with knotted roots |
| a molded suede vivid peacock spider | leather | pressed with a sunburst motif | glazed to a soft sheen | joined with overlapping strips forming chevrons |
| a molded suede giant fishing spider | leather | stamped with repeating diamond tessellations | streaked with thin lines of dark crimson pigment | reinforced by crosshatched stitching |
| a molded suede colorless spider | leather | tooled with interlocking geometric knots | tinted with subtle gradients of sea blue and grey | stitched with fine copper wire thread |
| a molded suede grey jumping spider | leather | carved with winding stems of sea lavender | tooled with twisting vines heavy with berries | stamped with curling forms of serpents and eels |
| a molded suede trapdoor spider | leather | patterned with faintly raised runes of protection | colored with earthy tones | edged with tight whipstitching of darker hide |
| a broadcloth bird-eating tarantula | cloth | finished in an autumn-themed tapestry | finished in a winter-themed tapestry | finished in a spring-themed tapestry |
| a cotton black jumping spider | cloth | painted with irregular clouds | painted in mottled violet hues | painted with subtle indigo designs |
| a gossamer clear-colored spider | cloth | embroidered with floral sprays along the edge | embroidered with curling stems of ivy leaf | embroidered with fern leaves in tight curl |
| a linen pallid jumping spider | cloth | edge-dyed in a wash of charcoal grey | edge-dyed in gradient blues | edge-dyed in woad blue |
| a bourde daddy longlegs spider | cloth | edged by double seams of darkened silk | edged with faint ribbons of cream-colored lace | edged with a narrow trim of braided silk cord |
| an organza wolf spider | cloth | edged with thin piping | edged with fine golden braiding | edged with twisted cord dyed dark crimson |
| a silk pink peacock spider | cloth | beaded in clustered rows | beaded in gentle waves | beaded in straight lines at the seams |
| a fuzz-etched mahogany spider | wood | hewn with deliberate asymmetry | cut with angular symbols | bound at the edges with narrow twine |
| a reticulated wolf spider | wood | carved with overlapping loops | branded with faint concentric circles | accented by faint pearl dust in the grooves |
| an embossed pink gold spider | metal | bearing a marbled patina | marked by a matte finish | decorated with a brushed finish |
| a glossy brass spider | metal | acid-etched by falling leaf shapes | pierce worked with tree-shaped openings | etched with branching root designs |
| a blued steel spider | metal | peened by light hammer indenting | peened with a dappled aged texture | peened with an antiqued finish |