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Revision as of 11:01, 21 March 2023
Player of various characters, most notably Cylnthia.
In the real world, CLTIDBALL is a nerdy, dorky, geeky ailuranthrope who loves cats, gaming (video, board, role-play, & miniature), music (symphonic/operatic/progressive metal, Nightwish being the best ever), and learning new things.
Wish List
Links To Infos
CHE's|MHO's
| Beacon Hall, Paupers, Rising Phoenix, Silvergate, Sovyn, Sylvanfair, Twilight Hall, Willow Hall | Fenog's, Ilyan, OS&S, Town Crier
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Sandbox | ZLMerchComplex
Societies
Spell Lists
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Item Related
Inventory Limits
| Code |
Location |
Messaging |
# Functional |
# Total |
Premium Functional |
Premium Total
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| 0 |
- |
Cannot be worn at all |
- |
- |
- |
-
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| 1 |
General |
put on (pin-worn) |
8 |
20 |
8 |
20
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| 2 |
Back |
put on (as a backpack) |
1 |
2 |
1 |
2
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| 3 |
Waist |
put around (as a belt) |
1 |
3 |
1 |
3
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| 4 |
Head |
put on (as a helm) |
1 |
2 |
1 |
2
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| 5 |
Shoulder |
slung over (as a shield) |
2 |
2 |
2 |
2
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| 6 |
Shoulders |
draped from (as a cloak) |
1 |
2 |
1 |
2
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| 7 |
Legs |
pulled over (as pants) |
1 |
1 |
1 |
1
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| 8 |
Torso |
worked into (as armor) |
1 |
3 |
1 |
3
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| 9 |
Wrist |
attached to (as a bracelet) |
2 |
4 |
3 |
6
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| 10 |
Finger |
slid onto (as a ring) |
2 |
6 |
3 |
8
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| 11 |
Feet |
put on (as boots) |
1 |
1 |
1 |
1
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| 12 |
Neck |
hung around (as necklace) |
3 |
6 |
4 |
8
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| 13 |
Belt |
attached to (as belt pouch) |
3 |
5 |
3 |
5
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| 14 |
Arms |
attached to (as arm greaves) |
1 |
2 |
1 |
2
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| 15 |
Legs |
attached to (as leg greaves) |
1 |
2 |
1 |
2
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| 16 |
Earlobe |
hung from (as a single earring) |
1 |
3 |
2 |
5
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| 17 |
Earlobes |
hung from (as a pair of earrings) |
1 |
3 |
2 |
5
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| 18 |
Ankle |
attached to (as an anklet) |
1 |
3 |
1 |
3
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| 19 |
Front |
put over (as an apron) |
1 |
2 |
1 |
2
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| 20 |
Hands |
slipped over (as gloves) |
1 |
2 |
1 |
2
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| 21 |
Feet |
slip on (as socks) |
1 |
3 |
1 |
3
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| 22 |
Hair |
put in (as barrette) |
1 |
2 |
1 |
2
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| 23 |
Undershirt |
slips into (as gambeson) |
1 |
1 |
1 |
1
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| 24 |
Leggings |
slips into, on your legs (as leggings) |
1 |
1 |
1 |
1
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38 |
81 |
43 |
91
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Container Limits
Standard Container Weight Chart
| Description
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Capacity (lbs.)
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Off-The-Shelf Items
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| Min
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Max
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| Very Small
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<2
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4
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| Small
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5
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7
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small sack/herb pouch (5 lbs) WL GS
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| Fairly Small
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8
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11
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small chest (10 lbs) WL GS †
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| Somewhat Small
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12
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15
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scabbard/sheath (15 lbs) WL GS
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| Slightly Small
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16
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19
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| Medium
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20
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39
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large sack (20 lbs) WL GS
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| Slightly Large
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40
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49
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knapsack/rucksack (40 lbs) WL GS
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| Fairly Large
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50
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59
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| Large
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60
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69
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| Particularly Large
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70
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79
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| Very Large
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80
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99
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small chest (80 lbs) WL GS †
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| Significant
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100
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119
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backpack (100 lbs) WL GS
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| Exceptional
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120
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139
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| Huge
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140
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159
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| Incredible
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160
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179
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| Enormous
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180
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199
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| Gigantic
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200
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1000
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Commonly found boxes from the treasure system
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Standard Container Capacity Chart
| Description
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Qty.
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| one item
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1
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| a couple of items
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2
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| a few items
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3
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| several items
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4-6
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7-9
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10+
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Standard Lightening and Deepening Levels
| Worn Location |
Minimum
Weight (lbs) |
Maximum Capacity (lbs)
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| Cloak & back-worn |
6 |
140
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| Cloak & back-worn |
5 |
120
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| Cloak & back-worn |
4 |
90
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| Shoulder-slung |
3 |
60
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2 |
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<1 |
≤5
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Healings
Wounds+Scars
Herbs
Stone Tending
MH Herbalist with Stones
In the Common language, it reads:
Mother told me to learn the words well-
Mother told me to sit and listen a spell.
Heed the seer-stone on thy brow -
Learn its songs that answer why and how.
Amber in your pocket, you'll always come home-
Agate in your pocket, and to Gosaena you'll roam.
To cure your diseases always see Alabaster -
Give sobriety an Amethyst to avoid Disaster.
Sympathy and trust go to the aquamarine -
And prosperity and strength to aventurine.
If Beryl gives you weakness of spirit -
Then Alexandrite gives you the peace to bear it.
Bloodstones protects against all foul magic -
While Carbuncle is purely necromantic.
Chalcedony is all about mercy and kindness -
While Chrysoberyl is the foul spirit that binds us.
Chrysoprase will cure you of painful ailments-
And Coral will protect you from the elements.
Coredelite is a weak-watered dish-
But Deathstone is an ill-begotten wish.
Despanal will give you skill and power-
Yet, it's Diamond that allows it to flower.
If Demons you fear then of Diopside beware-
So too of black Diopside if you despair.
Blue Dreamstone makes an understanding wish-
And Feystone speaks of only the foolish.
Emerald can offer you poison protection-
But Firestone is Disaster's Prediction.
Dark Garnet is the tool of deep Passions-
While blue Geode is an empathic distraction.
If mental prowess you seek, then try glimaerstone-
Find Heliodor to gain control of your own.
Brown Jade gives you the Arkati's Blessings-
But black Jasper is an unreliable assessing.
A gift of jet is a blessing of Shadow's Dance-
And Labradorite is protection from chance.
Lapis lazuli reduces fever or body ache-
But always use malachite when forgiveness is at stake.
In Sapphire you'll find Niima's graceful elation-
And in moonstone a hidden secret spell's revelation.
Morganite means a child is harmed-
But in obsidian with Onar you are armed.
Opal screams madness, and Pyrite claims False-
Quartz begs you to the shadows a waltz.
Use a black Pearl to dispel Sardonyx's troubled Spirits.
And blue Peridot absorbs anything near it.
Summon strength in Rhodochrosite-
And a Ruby means your heart is in sight.
A Sard gives a false sense of security-
While Shimmertine speaks of your Fragility.
Tiny sapphire eases a lonesome mind-
And violet Spinel will heal it in kind.
Tigerfang speaks of Transformation-
And white Starstone of Divination.
Sunstone is strength, but Topaz is cautious.
And pale to Tourmaline which makes you nauseous.
Find meaning in stones, she bade me to do-
But always use your heart to find the one that's true.
Her words I will pass down, in needle and thread.
But her memory, I beg you, keep in your heart and your head.
Emerald - Cure Blindness
Bloodjewel and Turquoise - Cure Poison
Ruby and Sard - Limbs
Diamond and Sunstone - Organs
Beryl and Spinel - Neck and Head
Moonstone and Tourmaline - Nerves
Despanal, Opal and Alabaster - Disease
Sapphire and Rose Quartz - Blood Loss
Chrysoprase - Pain
Lapis Lazuli - Fever
Amethyst - Sobriety