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'''Simple Seams''' is a line of scripted clothing with small, fidgety self-adjustment verbs, such as tugging at fabric, smoothing a crease, or swaying a hem. There are four garment categories: skirt, cloak, shirt, and pants. Each category has its own verbs, and the garment must be worn to use them. The line also includes Tailor's Snips, which can add a Simple Seams pattern to a plain, unscripted garment with an appropriate noun. The collection was introduced in the shop [[:EHShop:Scabiosa's Simple Seams|Scabiosa's Simple Seams]] for the 2026 [[Ebon Gate Festival]]. |
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{{ItemScriptInfo |
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|propername=yes |
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|itemscript=script |
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|category=Fluff |
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|class=Clothing,Miscellaneous |
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|verb=CUT,DISMISS,DUST,FLIP,LEAN,LOOK,PINCH,PULL,PUSH,ROLL,RUB,TICKLE,TURN |
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|releasevenue=Ebon Gate |
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|releasedate=2026 |
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|addinfo=Skirts, cloaks, shirts, and pants with small, fidgety self-adjustment verbs. Tailor's Snips can add any of the four patterns to a plain, unscripted garment. |
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|restrictions=Yes |
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}} |
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This was a player-submitted idea on the Ebon Gate request form. |
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==List of Applicable Scripts== |
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'''Simple Seams''' is a line of scripted clothing with small, fidgety self-adjustment verbs, such as tugging at fabric, smoothing a crease, or swaying a hem. There are four garment patterns: skirt, cloak, shirt, and pants. Each pattern has its own verbs, and the garment must be worn to use them. The line also includes '''Tailor's Snips''', which can add a Simple Seams pattern to a plain, unscripted garment. The collection was introduced in the shop [[:EHShop:Scabiosa's Simple Seams|Scabiosa's Simple Seams]] for the 2026 [[Ebon Gate Festival]]. |
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{{#ask: [[Category:Item scripts]][[Has script family::Simple Seams]] |
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* This was a player-submitted idea on the Ebon Gate request form. |
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| ?Item script category=Category |
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| ?Item script classification=Classification |
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{{TOC limit|3}} |
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| mainlabel= Script Page |
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==Skirt== |
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The skirt pattern works on skirts, dresses, chainses, chemises, kirtles, gowns, and petticoats. |
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===Analyze=== |
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<pre{{log2}}>You analyze the plain linen skirt and sense that the creator has provided the following information: |
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Simple Seams - Skirt |
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Introduced at the Ebon Gate Festival in 5126, the plain linen skirt responds to small, fidgety self-adjustments while worn. |
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Available Verbs: PULL, PUSH, RUB, TICKLE, and TURN |
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Alterations: |
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You may alter the plain linen skirt freely so long as the noun remains skirt(s), dress, chainse, chemise, kirtle, gown, or petticoat(s) so the messaging still reads correctly.</pre> |
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===Verb Usage=== |
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{{VerbTableStart |header1= Verb }} |
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{{VerbTableEntry|modifier1= PULL |1Pview= You adjust your plain linen skirt at the waistline, settling where it sits. With a slight smile and a blush, you brush at the fabric sheepishly. |3Pview= Firstperson adjusts his plain linen skirt at the waistline, smoothing it into place with a small, self-conscious brush of his hand. }} |
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{{VerbTableEntry|modifier1= PUSH |1Pview= You gently brush against the fabric of your plain linen skirt, causing it to ripple slightly. |3Pview= Firstperson brushes a hand lightly against the front of his plain linen skirt, setting the fabric into a brief, soft ripple. }} |
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{{VerbTableEntry|modifier1= RUB |1Pview= You run your hand over the front of your plain linen skirt, trying to discreetly rearrange the drape. |3Pview= Firstperson passes a hand over the front of his plain linen skirt, coaxing the fabric back into a more comfortable drape with quiet, practiced ease. }} |
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{{VerbTableEntry|modifier1= TICKLE |1Pview= You rearrange the folds of your plain linen skirt, giving each pleat a brief, fidgety adjustment. |3Pview= Firstperson reaches down and fusses briefly with the folds of his plain linen skirt, tidying each pleat with small, absent movements. }} |
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{{VerbTableEntry|modifier1= TURN |1Pview= You turn quickly, causing the hem of your plain linen skirt to spin slightly, following your movements. |3Pview= Firstperson turns sharply, sending the hem of his plain linen skirt flaring outward in a brief, spinning arc before it settles back into place. }} |
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{{Table end}} |
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==Cloak== |
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The cloak pattern works on capes, cloaks, coats, greatcloaks, jackets, mantles, overcoats, and robes. |
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===Analyze=== |
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<pre{{log2}}>You analyze the plain linen cloak and sense that the creator has provided the following information: |
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Simple Seams - Cloak |
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Introduced at the Ebon Gate Festival in 5126, the plain linen cloak responds to small, fidgety self-adjustments while worn. |
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Available Verbs: DISMISS, PULL, RUB, and LEAN |
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Alterations: |
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You may alter the plain linen cloak freely so long as the noun remains a cape, cloak, coat, greatcloak, jacket, mantle, overcoat, or robe(s) so the messaging still reads correctly.</pre> |
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===Verb Usage=== |
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{{VerbTableStart |header1= Verb }} |
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{{VerbTableEntry|modifier1= DISMISS |1Pview= You give your plain linen cloak a subtle flick, sending its lower edge drifting outward in a gentle arc before it settles back around you. |3Pview= Firstperson flicks the lower edge of his plain linen cloak outward with a small, precise motion, watching it drift away before swinging back into place. }} |
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{{VerbTableEntry|modifier1= LEAN |1Pview= You shift your weight, setting your plain linen cloak into a soft sway that follows the motion, brushing lightly against your sides. |3Pview= Firstperson shifts his weight from one foot to the other, sending his plain linen cloak into a slow, easy sway that brushes against his sides before going still. }} |
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{{VerbTableEntry|modifier1= PULL |1Pview= You lightly tug at your plain linen cloak, settling the fabric so it falls more neatly along your frame. A small breath escapes you as the material shifts into place. |3Pview= Firstperson gives his plain linen cloak a light tug at the collar, letting out a small breath as the fabric settles more evenly along his frame. }} |
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{{VerbTableEntry|modifier1= RUB |1Pview= You smooth your palm over the surface of your plain linen cloak, coaxing out a crease and feeling the fabric respond beneath your touch. |3Pview= Firstperson smooths a palm slowly over his plain linen cloak, working out a faint crease with a quiet, methodical pass. }} |
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{{Table end}} |
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==Shirt== |
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The shirt pattern works on blouses, bodices, leines, sarks, shirts, sweaters, and tunics. |
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===Analyze=== |
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<pre{{log2}}>You analyze the plain linen shirt and sense that the creator has provided the following information: |
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Simple Seams - Shirt |
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Introduced at the Ebon Gate Festival in 5126, the plain linen shirt responds to small, fidgety self-adjustments while worn. |
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Available Verbs: PULL, RUB, PINCH, and ROLL |
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Alterations: |
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You may alter the plain linen shirt freely so long as the noun remains a blouse, bodice, leine, sark, shirt, sweater, or tunic so the messaging still reads correctly.</pre> |
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===Verb Usage=== |
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{{VerbTableStart |header1= Verb }} |
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{{VerbTableEntry|modifier1= PINCH |1Pview= You pinch the lower edge of your plain linen shirt and give it a small tug, letting it fall back into place more evenly. |3Pview= Firstperson pinches the hem of his plain linen shirt between two fingers and gives it a short, firm tug, releasing it to fall back into a neater line. }} |
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{{VerbTableEntry|modifier1= PULL |1Pview= You tug gently at your plain linen shirt, straightening the fabric where it sits against your body. |3Pview= Firstperson gives his plain linen shirt a brief, tidy tug, smoothing out where it had shifted against his body. }} |
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{{VerbTableEntry|modifier1= ROLL |1Pview= You roll your shoulders slightly, prompting your plain linen shirt to resettle around your upper body with a soft rustle. |3Pview= Firstperson rolls his shoulders back with a small, deliberate motion, and his plain linen shirt shifts and resettles with a faint rustle of fabric. }} |
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{{VerbTableEntry|modifier1= RUB |1Pview= You run your hand over the front of your plain linen shirt, settling a faint wrinkle with a quiet, absent motion. |3Pview= Firstperson runs a hand absently over the front of his plain linen shirt, pressing out a faint wrinkle with an easy, unhurried pass. }} |
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{{Table end}} |
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==Pants== |
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The pants pattern works on breeches, leggings, pants, and trousers. |
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===Analyze=== |
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<pre{{log2}}>You analyze the plain linen pants and sense that the creator has provided the following information: |
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Simple Seams - Pants |
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Introduced at the Ebon Gate Festival in 5126, the plain linen pants responds to small, fidgety self-adjustments while worn. |
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Available Verbs: PULL, DUST, LEAN, and PUSH |
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Alterations: |
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You may alter the plain linen pants freely so long as the noun remains pants, trousers, breeches, or leggings to ensure the messaging still reads correctly.</pre> |
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===Verb Usage=== |
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{{VerbTableStart |header1= Verb }} |
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{{VerbTableEntry|modifier1= DUST |1Pview= You sweep a hand down the leg of your plain linen pants, knocking away an imaginary crease or bit of dust with a firm, casual motion. |3Pview= Firstperson sweeps a hand down the leg of his plain linen pants in a single, businesslike stroke, as though clearing away some invisible offense from the fabric. }} |
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{{VerbTableEntry|modifier1= LEAN |1Pview= You plant your feet a little wider and shift your stance, causing your plain linen pants to tug slightly before falling back into a comfortable position. |3Pview= Firstperson widens his stance slightly and shifts his weight, the fabric of his plain linen pants pulling taut for a moment before dropping back into an easy hang. }} |
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{{VerbTableEntry|modifier1= PULL |1Pview= You hook your thumbs into the waistband of your plain linen pants, giving them a quick, practical hitch upward to settle them more securely on your hips. |3Pview= Firstperson hooks both thumbs into the waistband of his plain linen pants and gives them a brisk upward hitch, resettling them more firmly on his hips. }} |
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{{VerbTableEntry|modifier1= PUSH |1Pview= You give the front of your plain linen pants a brief, businesslike adjustment, smoothing the fabric with a single confident pass of your hand. |3Pview= Firstperson gives the front of his plain linen pants a crisp, unhurried smooth-down, the motion practiced and purposeful. }} |
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{{Table end}} |
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==Tailor's Snips== |
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Tailor's Snips add a Simple Seams pattern to a plain, unscripted, wearable garment. {{boldmono|FLIP}} the snips to cycle through the four patterns (skirt, cloak, shirt, pants), then hold the garment in the other hand and {{boldmono|CUT}} it. The garment's noun must match the pattern showing on the snips. Already-scripted garments are refused. |
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The snips start with 5 cuts, and each successful {{boldmono|CUT}} uses one. Once they go dull, they can be recharged with a spool of waxed tailor's thread, which adds 5 cuts. Snips with unlimited cuts do not need recharging. |
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===Analyze=== |
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<pre{{log2}}>You analyze the pair of slender steel snips and sense that the creator has provided the following information: |
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Simple Seams - Tailor's Snips |
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The slender steel snips will add a Simple Seams pattern to a plain, unscripted garment, giving it small fidgety self-adjustment verbs. |
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FLIP the snips to choose a garment type: skirt, cloak, shirt, or pants. Then hold the garment in your other hand and CUT it. The garment's noun must match the type showing. |
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Syntax: CUT {garment} with my snips. |
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They are currently set to: skirt |
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It will work on skirt(s), dress, chainse, chemise, kirtle, gown, or petticoat(s). |
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Cuts remaining: 5</pre> |
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===Verb Usage=== |
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{{VerbTableStart |header1= Verb |header2= Situation }} |
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{{VerbTableEntry|modifier1= CUT |modifier2= Success |1Pview= You take a pair of slender steel snips to a plain linen skirt, snipping a few flyaway threads with a tailor's eye. When you're done, the plain linen skirt looks much better. |3Pview= Firstperson takes a pair of slender steel snips to a plain linen skirt, snipping a few flyaway threads with a tailor's eye. }} |
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{{VerbTableEntry|modifier1= CUT |modifier2= Last cut |1Pview= (After the success message) A pair of slender steel snips have gone dull; that was their last cut. |3Pview= — }} |
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{{VerbTableEntry|modifier1= CUT |modifier2= Wrong pattern |1Pview= A pair of slender steel snips are set to a skirt pattern, which doesn't suit a plain linen shirt. FLIP them to the right garment type first.<br>'''[OOC Note: It will work on skirt(s), dress, chainse, chemise, kirtle, gown, or petticoat(s).]''' |3Pview= — }} |
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{{VerbTableEntry|modifier1= FLIP |modifier2= — |1Pview= You flip a pair of slender steel snips over in your hand, the tiny pattern etched into the blades changing from '''skirt''' to '''cloak'''. They are now set to cut a cloak pattern. |3Pview= Firstperson flips a pair of slender steel snips over in his hand. }} |
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{{VerbTableEntry|modifier1= LOOK |modifier2= — |1Pview= A tiny pattern etched into the blades of a pair of slender steel snips shows the skirt pattern.<br>They look good for about 5 more cut(s). |3Pview= — }} |
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{{Table end}} |
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; Recharging |
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<pre{{log2}}>'''1P:''' You run a spool of waxed tailor's thread along the blades of a pair of slender steel snips, and their edge comes back keen. They now have 5 cut(s). |
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'''3P:''' Firstperson runs a length of thread along the blades of a pair of slender steel snips, and their edge comes back keen.</pre> |
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==Additional Information== |
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===Restrictions=== |
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* '''Skirt:''' The noun must remain skirt(s), dress, chainse, chemise, kirtle, gown, or petticoat(s). |
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* '''Cloak:''' The noun must remain cape, cloak, coat, greatcloak, jacket, mantle, overcoat, or robe(s). |
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* '''Shirt:''' The noun must remain blouse, bodice, leine, sark, shirt, sweater, or tunic. |
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* '''Pants:''' The noun must remain pants, trousers, breeches, or leggings. |
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* '''Tailor's Snips:''' They may be altered freely as a pair of snips, shears, or scissors. |
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* The garments cannot be lightened or deepened, and the snips cannot be lightened. |
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[[Category:Item script families]] |
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==See Also== |
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* [[:EHShop:Scabiosa's Simple Seams|Scabiosa's Simple Seams]] |
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* [[Ebon Gate Festival]] |
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Latest revision as of 09:25, 21 October 2026
Simple Seams is a line of scripted clothing with small, fidgety self-adjustment verbs, such as tugging at fabric, smoothing a crease, or swaying a hem. There are four garment categories: skirt, cloak, shirt, and pants. Each category has its own verbs, and the garment must be worn to use them. The line also includes Tailor's Snips, which can add a Simple Seams pattern to a plain, unscripted garment with an appropriate noun. The collection was introduced in the shop Scabiosa's Simple Seams for the 2026 Ebon Gate Festival.
This was a player-submitted idea on the Ebon Gate request form.