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To see if your script item will work with the book, have the item in one hand and the book in the other. Then {{boldmono|OPEN BOOK}}. |
To see if your script item will work with the book, have the item in one hand and the book in the other. Then {{boldmono|OPEN BOOK}}. |
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There are three versions of the order book: |
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* '''Standard order book''' - comes with a set number of uses (up to 100 can be bundled into one book). When the last use is spent, the book is discarded; anything still inside it is returned to you first. |
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* '''Wedding order book''' - can be used a limited number of times on non-Espousal items before the start of your wedding, and is discarded after that time. Espousal items must be altered by the merchants on the Wedding Concourse before the wedding. |
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* '''Auction order book''' - comes with 5 order slips per week, which reset weekly. Auction books cannot use {{boldmono|TEAR}} or {{boldmono|TINKER}}. |
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==Analyze== |
==Analyze== |
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===Standard=== |
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<pre{{log2}}> |
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This Tailor Order Book will allow you to customize simple garments without the assistance of a live alterer. |
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You can OPEN the book to begin an order, TURN or FLIP through the pages, WRITE your preferred design for each selection, and REDEEM the book to complete your order. CLOSE the book to cancel your order. PROD the book to toggle between "some" and "a pair of" for plural items. If you are stumped for ideas, give the book a PONDER. |
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If you have your own preferred color, POUR your dye on the book when it is open to the color selection page. |
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You may TWIST a gemstone on the book for a special color related to that gemstone. This is the same pool of colors as the Person of Honor items. |
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You may DROP a gemstone or an item that inspects as a special material to have that property imparted to the alteration. |
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The item, gemstone, or dose of dye is consumed and cannot be returned. Not all descriptions will work with all materials and colors. |
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The order book can be used 10 times. If you cannot find a suitable alteration to use your order slips on, you may TEAR the book to remove a light yellow note to reduce an item's encumbrance by one pound or a pale pink note that can increase a container's capacity by ten pounds. You may TINKER the book to decide which note to tear out. |
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===Wedding=== |
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<pre{{log2}}> |
<pre{{log2}}> |
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This Tailor Order Book will allow you to customize simple garments without the assistance of a live alterer. |
This Tailor Order Book will allow you to customize simple garments without the assistance of a live alterer. |
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Use of this order book is restricted to you. |
Use of this order book is restricted to you. |
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===Auction=== |
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<pre{{log2}}> |
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(same first four paragraphs as Standard) |
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The auction order book can be used 5 times per week. You have 5 order slips left this week. |
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==Usage== |
==Usage== |
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! scope="row" role="rowheader"|FLIP |
! scope="row" role="rowheader"|FLIP |
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| Cycle through the book's pages. |
| Cycle through the book's pages. |
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! scope="row" role="rowheader"|LOOK/READ |
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| While closed, shows the book's cover. While open, shows the current page. |
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! scope="row" role="rowheader"|OPEN |
! scope="row" role="rowheader"|OPEN |
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! scope="row" role="rowheader"|PROD |
! scope="row" role="rowheader"|PROD |
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| Toggle between "some" and "a pair of" for plural items. |
| Toggle between "some" and "a pair of" for plural items. Does not work for corsets, petticoats, prayerbeads, robes, skirts, or underskirts. |
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! scope="row" role="rowheader"|REDEEM |
! scope="row" role="rowheader"|REDEEM |
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| Complete an order. Must be repeated within 30 seconds to confirm. You must be visible to redeem. |
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| Complete an order. |
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! scope="row" role="rowheader"|REVIEW {ITEM} WITH BOOK |
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| Submit a scripted item to be reviewed for use with the order book. |
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! scope="row" role="rowheader"|TEAR |
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| Tear out a note instead of using an order slip. A light yellow note reduces an item's weight by 1 pound, and a pale pink note increases a container's capacity by 10 pounds. Requires a free hand and must be repeated within 30 seconds to confirm. Uses one charge. Not available on auction books. |
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! scope="row" role="rowheader"|TINKER |
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| Toggle which note {{boldmono|TEAR}} will give you. Not available on auction books. |
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! scope="row" role="rowheader"|TURN |
! scope="row" role="rowheader"|TURN |
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! scope="row" role="rowheader"|TWIST {GEMSTONE} ON BOOK |
! scope="row" role="rowheader"|TWIST {GEMSTONE} ON BOOK |
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| Use a gemstone to get a special color related to that gemstone. The gemstone is consumed and cannot be returned. |
| Use a gemstone to get a special color related to that gemstone. The gemstone is consumed and cannot be returned. Only works on page 4 (color) or page 8 (embellishment color). Does not work on jewelry or on hard-material embellishments. |
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! scope="row" role="rowheader"|WRITE |
! scope="row" role="rowheader"|WRITE |
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| Write the |
| Write the preferred design for a selection. |
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== Colors == |
== Colors == |
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'''Not liking any of these color options?''' Not a problem! You can fix this by pouring your favorite dye color on the order book via {{boldmono|POUR MY DYE ON MY BOOK}}. |
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carved with, chiseled with, engraved with, etched with, painted with, embossed with, stamped with, tooled with, incised with, threaded with, stitched with, graced with, covered with, decorated with, embroidered with, beaded with |
carved with, chiseled with, engraved with, etched with, painted with, embossed with, stamped with, tooled with, incised with, threaded with, stitched with, graced with, covered with, decorated with, embroidered with, beaded with |
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;Embellishment |
;Embellishment attachments for buttons, buckles, clasps |
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fastened by, held by, secured by |
fastened by, held by, secured by |
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;Embellishment |
;Embellishment attachments for cords, laces, ribbons, drawstrings, bows, sashes |
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cinched by, tied by, held by, pulled by |
cinched by, tied by, held by, pulled by |
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;Embellishment |
;Embellishment attachments for beads, beadwork, beading |
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dotted with, festooned with, strung by, displaying |
dotted with, festooned with, strung by, displaying |
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;Embellishment |
;Embellishment attachments for threading |
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shot with, shot through with, woven with |
shot with, shot through with, woven with |
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;Embellishment |
;Embellishment attachments for fringe, tassels |
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dangling, dripping, edged with |
dangling, dripping, edged with |
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;Embellishment |
;Embellishment attachments for overskirt, underskirt, crinoline, petticoat |
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layered over, split over, front-split over |
layered over, split over, front-split over |
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;Embellishment |
;Embellishment attachments for filigree |
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caged by |
caged by |
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;Embellishment |
;Embellishment attachments for circlet, tiara, diadem |
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cascading from, falling from, suspended by |
cascading from, falling from, suspended by |
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;Embellishment |
;Embellishment attachments for designs - cloth |
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accented by, threaded with, stitched with, graced with, covered with, decorated with, embroidered with, beaded with, dotted with |
accented by, threaded with, stitched with, graced with, covered with, decorated with, embroidered with, beaded with, dotted with |
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;Embellishment |
;Embellishment attachments for designs - gemstone |
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accented by, carved with, chiseled with |
accented by, carved with, chiseled with |
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;Embellishment |
;Embellishment attachments for designs - metal |
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accented by, engraved with, etched with |
accented by, engraved with, etched with |
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;Embellishment |
;Embellishment attachments for designs - leather |
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accented by, embossed with, stamped with, tooled with, incised with |
accented by, embossed with, stamped with, tooled with, incised with |
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|+ style="white-space:nowrap; text-align:left;" | To view the available Leather materials, click <span class="mw-customtoggle-materialleather" role="link" style="color:#0000ff">'''here'''</span>. |
|+ style="white-space:nowrap; text-align:left;" | To view the available Leather materials, click <span class="mw-customtoggle-materialleather" role="link" style="color:#0000ff">'''here'''</span>. |
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|Leather: leather, hide, buckskin, doeskin, kid leather, kidskin, kish'dal hide, kish'dal |
|Leather: leather, hide, buckskin, doeskin, kid leather, kidskin, kish'dal hide, kish'dal leather, lambskin, mykal, rakkein, seagoat hide, steelhorn hide, steelhorn leather, stouthide, suede |
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|+ style="white-space:nowrap; text-align:left;" | To view the available Woods, click <span class="mw-customtoggle-materialwood" role="link" style="color:#0000ff">'''here'''</span>. |
|+ style="white-space:nowrap; text-align:left;" | To view the available Woods, click <span class="mw-customtoggle-materialwood" role="link" style="color:#0000ff">'''here'''</span>. |
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|Wood: wood, aeunard, alder, aspen, ash, birch, bloodwood, bramblespine, carmiln, cedar, cocobolo, cypress, driftwood, dogwood, ebonwood, elm, faewood, fel, ghostwood, haon, hawthorn, hazel, hemlock, hickory, hoarbeam, jadewood, |
|Wood: wood, aeunard, alder, aspen, ash, birch, bloodwood, bramblespine, carmiln, cedar, cocobolo, cypress, driftwood, dogwood, ebonwood, elm, faewood, fel, ghostwood, haon, hawthorn, hazel, hemlock, hickory, hoarbeam, jadewood, juniper, kakore, laurel, linden, mahogany, maoral, maple, mesille, mistwood, modwir, mossbark, oak, resaeun, rosewood, rowan, ruic, tanik, teak, thanot, tobacco wood, villswood, walnut, willow, nightwillow, witchwood, yew, zebrawood, fireleaf, glowbark, wyrwood |
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==== Cloaks ==== |
==== Cloaks ==== |
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cape, cloak, capelet, coat, greatcoat, jacket, kimono, longcoat, longcloak, greatcloak, mantle, pelisse, mandelion, surcoat, surcote, jerkin, burnoose, robe, robes |
cape, cloak, capelet, coat, greatcoat, jacket, kimono, longcoat, longcloak, greatcloak, mantle, pelisse, mandelion, surcoat, surcote, jerkin, burnoose, robe, robes, blanket cape, circle cape, coatee, half-cape, overcoat, topcoat |
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:''Male Espousal coats are limited to: coat, coatee, cutaway coat, greatcoat, jacket, longcoat, morning coat, overcoat, topcoat'' |
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==== Corsets ==== |
==== Corsets ==== |
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;Nouns |
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bodice, corset, corsets, cincher, waist-cincher, half-bodice |
bodice, corset, corsets, cincher, waist-cincher, half-bodice, shift, chemise, underrobe, underdress |
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;Embellishments |
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laces, lacing, cords, cording, ribbons, buttons, grommets, closures, boning, stays, neckline, panels, overlay |
laces, lacing, cords, cording, ribbons, buttons, grommets, closures, boning, stays, neckline, panels, overlay |
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==== Pants ==== |
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pants, trousers, breeches, leggings, pantaloons, breeks, britches |
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asymmetric, crisp, fitted, side-laced, side-slit, svelte |
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==== Shoes ==== |
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shoes, boots, dancing shoes, moccasins, poulaines, sandals, slippers |
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narrow-toed, pointy-toed, pointed, round-toed, square-toed, side-buttoned, side-buckled, open-toed, ankle-tied, calf-tied, ankle-laced, calf-laced, backless, heeled, high-heeled, low-heeled, spike-heeled, wedge-heeled |
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;Embellishments |
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buttons, buckles, closures, fasteners, laces, studs, bows, ribbons, heels, high heels |
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==== Cravat ==== |
==== Cravat ==== |
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bowtie, cravat, neckerchief, necktie |
bowtie, cravat, neckerchief, necktie, ascot, scarf |
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==== Garter ==== |
==== Garter ==== |
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garter, thigh-band |
garter, thigh-band |
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:''Garter is only available for wedding garters; all other items may only use thigh-band.'' |
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;Nouns |
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gloves, casting gloves, fingerless gloves, half-gloves |
gloves, casting gloves, fingerless gloves, half-gloves |
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''UCS gloves are limited to gloves.'' |
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;Embellishments |
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buttons, closures, fasteners, palms, finger pads |
buttons, closures, fasteners, palms, finger pads |
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==== Leggings ==== |
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leggings, stockings, petticoat, petticoats, underskirt, underskirts |
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asymmetric, crisp, fitted, side-laced, side-slit, svelte |
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;Stockings adjectives |
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knee-high, thigh-high, bow-topped, ribbon-edged |
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==== Pants ==== |
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pants, trousers, breeches, leggings, pantaloons, breeks, britches |
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asymmetric, crisp, fitted, side-laced, side-slit, svelte |
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==== Shoes ==== |
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shoes, boots, dancing shoes, moccasins, poulaines, sandals, slippers, buskins, yatane |
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:''Unarmed Combat System (UCS) shoes cannot use dancing shoes or poulaines.'' |
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narrow-toed, pointy-toed, pointed, round-toed, square-toed, side-buttoned, side-buckled, open-toed, ankle-tied, calf-tied, ankle-laced, calf-laced, backless, heeled, high-heeled, low-heeled, spike-heeled, wedge-heeled |
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;Embellishments |
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buttons, buckles, closures, fasteners, laces, studs, bows, ribbons, heels, high heels |
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==== Socks ==== |
==== Socks ==== |
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;Embellishment |
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toes |
toes |
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==== Saephua ==== |
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saephua |
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==== Trains ==== |
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train, bustled train, fishtail train, forked train, sweep train, watteau train |
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==== Undershirt ==== |
==== Undershirt ==== |
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undershirt, gambeson, doublet |
undershirt, gambeson, doublet |
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==== Veils ==== |
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veil, half veil, face veil, mourning veil |
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leggings, stockings, petticoat, petticoats, underskirt, underskirts |
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==== Vests ==== |
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asymmetric, crisp, fitted, side-laced, side-slit, svelte |
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tabard, vest, waistcoat |
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;Stockings adjectives |
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knee-high, thigh-high, bow-topped, ribbon-edged |
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==== Wraps ==== |
==== Wraps ==== |
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==== Rings ==== |
==== Rings ==== |
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ring, wedding ring, engagement ring, band, wedding band, engagement band, thumb ring, pinkie ring, signet ring, signet band |
ring, wedding ring, engagement ring, band, wedding band, engagement band, thumb ring, pinkie ring, signet ring, signet band, signet |
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;Embellishments |
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medallion, pendant, talisman, totem, plaques, bars, charm, charms, beads, -beaded, bells, cabochon, gemstone only (no word), design as noun, cord, thong, chain, chains, box chain, rope chain |
medallion, pendant, talisman, totem, plaques, bars, charm, charms, beads, -beaded, bells, cabochon, gemstone only (no word), design as noun, cord, thong, chain, chains, box chain, rope chain |
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==== Pins ==== |
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brooch, cameo, charm, clasp, clip, pin, cloakpin, sigil, signet, stickpin, toggle |
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==== Waistchains ==== |
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waistchain |
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==== Diadems ==== |
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circlet, chaplet, diadem, headband, tiara, ferroniere, aemikvai, basrenne, elothrai, ferrigem, geldaralad, khazurka, seer-stone, trinette |
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==== Bracelets ==== |
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bangle, bangles, bracelet, bracelets, charm bracelet, wristlet, wristband, cuff, wristcuff, wrist chain |
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==== Armbands ==== |
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armband, armlet, arm cuff |
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==== Earring (single) ==== |
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earring, bar earring, hoop, stud, stud earring, earcuff |
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==== Anklets ==== |
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anklet, ankle chain, ankle cuff |
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==== Hair Jewelry ==== |
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barrette, barrettes, hairclip, hairclips, hairpin, hairpins, hair pins, hair clasp, hair clasps, hair bead, hair beads, hair jewel, hair jewels, ornament, ornaments, hair ornament, hair ornaments, hair fastener, hairpiece, fascinator, hairtie, hairties, haircomb, haircombs, hair comb, hair combs |
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=== Flowers === |
=== Flowers === |
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==== Bouquets ==== |
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bouquet, bridal bouquet |
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:''A focal flower must be chosen on page 2 before redeeming.'' |
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==== Boutonnieres ==== |
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boutonniere, corsage, nosegay |
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=== Miscellaneous === |
=== Miscellaneous === |
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==== Cassone ==== |
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case, crate, cassone, coffer, reliquary, strongbox, trunk |
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lid, lining, trim, padding |
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==== Ring Box ==== |
==== Ring Box ==== |
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==== Drink Crate ==== |
==== Drink Crate ==== |
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;Nouns |
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box, crate, trunk, basket, picnic basket |
box, crate, trunk, basket, picnic basket, hamper |
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;Embellishments |
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lid, lining, trim, padding |
lid, lining, trim, padding |
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basket, picnic basket |
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;Embellishments |
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lid, lining, trim, padding |
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==== Drinkware ==== |
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glass, wine glass, flute, champagne flute, snifter, chalice, goblet, tumbler, cup, teacup, tea cup, tea bowl, stein, tankard |
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==== Flasks ==== |
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flask, horn |
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==== Kits ==== |
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kit, toolkit, case |
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==== Battle Standards ==== |
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standard, flag, banner, ensign, pennant, pennon, banderole, banderol, bannerol, oriflamme, gonfalon |
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=== Combat Gear === |
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UCS gloves and boots and armor robes also work, though nouns may be limited vs. what is listed above. |
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==== Runestaves ==== |
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staff, runestaff, asaya, crook, crosier, pastoral staff, staff-of-Lumnis, walking stick |
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== Restrictions == |
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* Descriptions cannot exceed 13 words or 75 characters. |
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* Items dropped onto the book as a material cannot be scripted. |
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* Scripted items must be approved for use with the order book. Use {{boldmono|REVIEW {ITEM} WITH BOOK}} to submit one for review. |
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* Bloodstone Jewelry must already be infused by an Empath and locked to its final wear location. Its material is always bloodstone. |
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* A wedding memento locket must have its portrait {{boldmono|PULL}}ed out first. |
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* Some embellishments cannot have both a material and a color. |
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* Redeeming erases the item's existing show description. |
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== Compatible Scripts == |
== Compatible Scripts == |
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|verb=CLOSE <!-- Verbs MUST be capitalized when entered. Up to 28 verbs can be added with "verb2=" - "verb28=". Verbs should be listed in alphabetical order, not by tier.--> |
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|verb2=DROP |
|verb2=DROP |
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|verb3=FLIP |
|verb3=FLIP |
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|verb4= |
|verb4=LOOK |
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|verb5=OPEN |
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|verb6=PONDER |
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|verb7=POUR |
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|verb8=PROD |
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|verb9= |
|verb9=READ |
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|verb10= |
|verb10=REDEEM |
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|verb11=REVIEW |
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|verb12=TEAR |
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|verb13=TINKER |
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|verb14=TURN |
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|verb15=TWIST |
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|verb16=WRITE |
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A Tailor Order Book, commonly called an Alteration Book, is a book that can be used to alter certain items without the intervention of a live merchant. These books will ERASE any previous short+long and show descriptions on items are altered with them. There are several different parts that can be combined in different formations to create the item's description. They are noun, adjective, color, material, embellishment, embellishment adjective, embellishment color, embellishment material, and embellishment attachment. Only the noun is required, and if no noun is chosen, will default to the existing noun. These options can be selected in different combinations, but cannot exceed 13 words or 75 characters. Most of the time, the description will be built <adjective> <color> <material> <noun> <embellishment attachment> <embellishment adjective> <embellishment color> <embellishment material> <embellishment>. Some embellishments shift the order to <embellishment adjective> <embellishment color> <embellishment material> <embellishment><adjective> <color> <material> <noun>. Scripted items can be reviewed on a case-by-case basis to be allowed to work with the order book, using REVIEW <ITEM> WITH BOOK. The script must have no customization options or alteration restrictions listed in the item's ANALYZE information. All options in the book must work with the script messaging for the script to be allowed. To see if your script item will work with the book, have the item in one hand and the book in the other. Then OPEN BOOK. There are three versions of the order book:
AnalyzeStandardThis Tailor Order Book will allow you to customize simple garments without the assistance of a live alterer. You can OPEN the book to begin an order, TURN or FLIP through the pages, WRITE your preferred design for each selection, and REDEEM the book to complete your order. CLOSE the book to cancel your order. PROD the book to toggle between "some" and "a pair of" for plural items. If you are stumped for ideas, give the book a PONDER. If you have your own preferred color, POUR your dye on the book when it is open to the color selection page. You may TWIST a gemstone on the book for a special color related to that gemstone. This is the same pool of colors as the Person of Honor items. You may DROP a gemstone or an item that inspects as a special material to have that property imparted to the alteration. The item, gemstone, or dose of dye is consumed and cannot be returned. Not all descriptions will work with all materials and colors. The order book can be used 10 times. If you cannot find a suitable alteration to use your order slips on, you may TEAR the book to remove a light yellow note to reduce an item's encumbrance by one pound or a pale pink note that can increase a container's capacity by ten pounds. You may TINKER the book to decide which note to tear out. WeddingThis Tailor Order Book will allow you to customize simple garments without the assistance of a live alterer. You can OPEN the book to begin an order, TURN or FLIP through the pages, WRITE your preferred design for each selection, and REDEEM the book to complete your order. CLOSE the book to cancel your order. PROD the book to toggle between "some" and "a pair of" for plural items. If you are stumped for ideas, give the book a PONDER. If you have your own preferred color, POUR your dye on the book when it is open to the color selection page. You may TWIST a gemstone on the book for a special color related to that gemstone. This is the same pool of colors as the Person of Honor items. You may DROP a gemstone or an item that inspects as a special material to have that property imparted to the alteration. The item, gemstone, or dose of dye is consumed and cannot be returned. Not all descriptions will work with all materials and colors. The order book can be used 2 times on non-Espousal items before the start of your wedding. The book will be discarded after that time. Use of this order book is restricted to you. Auction(same first four paragraphs as Standard) The auction order book can be used 5 times per week. You have 5 order slips left this week. Usage
ColorsTURN BOOK TO PAGE 4
You flip to page 4 of the order book, entitled "Colors."
You see headings for pinks, reds, oranges, yellows, greens, blues, violets, whites, blacks, browns, multicolored, or all. TURN the book to COLOR {CHOICE} to see those colors.
You may also choose none.
WRITE your choice in the book to proceed. FLIP the pages to go back to a selection of adjectives to choose from for your item. TURN the pages to move forward to a selection of designs to choose from for your embellishment. REDEEM the book to finish your order.
On the left side of the page is a drawing of some twill pants, which you envision as some pants.
If you are on Wrayth, all of these options are hyperlinked. If not, then you will want to TURN MY BOOK TO COLOR {CHOICE}.
Not liking any of these color options? Not a problem! You can fix this by pouring your favorite dye color on the order book via POUR MY DYE ON MY BOOK. DesignsNot all designs are available for all options.
EmbellishmentsEmbellishments generally come after the noun. Embellishments that begin with a hyphen will be placed first in the description, prior to the adjective.
design, motif, -motif, accents pattern, -patterned
applique, lining, -lined, threading, trim, embroidery, beading, beadwork, -beaded
engraving, embroidery, design, motif, -motif, pattern, -patterned, toes, baby's breath, cork
neckline, engraving, carving, baby's breath Jewelry: pattern, motif, design
embroidery, motif, -motif, pattern, -patterned, design, applique, charms, buttons, buckles, fasteners, pendant, totem, inlay, -carved, -cut, -engraved, -etched with, engraving, -embossed, -shaped, mosaic
clasps, fasteners, buttons, buckles, high heels, grommets, studs, beading, beads, beadwork, pendants, charms, carving, circlet, diadem, tiara, totems, chains, accents, stays, closures, boning, links, plaques, bars, threading, bells, holder, handle, -beaded, lid, cap, stopper Embellishment AdjectivesEmbellishment adjectives are the words that come between the embellishment attachment and the embellishment to describe the embellishment.
bold, contrasting, elaborate, faint, graduated, intricate, repeating, stylized, subtle, swirling, vivid
bright, brilliant, faint, glimmering, glossy, iridescent, lustrous, opalescent, slight Embellishment AttachmentsThe attachment phrase is the action phrase that links the item with the embellishment.
carved with, chiseled with, engraved with, etched with, painted with, embossed with, stamped with, tooled with, incised with, threaded with, stitched with, graced with, covered with, decorated with, embroidered with, beaded with
fastened by, held by, secured by
cinched by, tied by, held by, pulled by
dotted with, festooned with, strung by, displaying
shot with, shot through with, woven with
dangling, dripping, edged with
layered over, split over, front-split over
caged by
cascading from, falling from, suspended by
accented by, threaded with, stitched with, graced with, covered with, decorated with, embroidered with, beaded with, dotted with
accented by, carved with, chiseled with
accented by, engraved with, etched with
accented by, embossed with, stamped with, tooled with, incised with MaterialsNot all materials are available for every option. You may DROP an item that inspects as a material in order to use that material in your alteration, if it is not listed here.
AdjectivesAdjectives that start with a hyphen (-motif, etc.) will be preceded by a chosen design or material as appropriate (silk-lined, rose-motif, etc.).
elven-crafted, elven-styled, dark elven, dwarven, erithian, sylvan, gnomish, aelotian, simple, elaborate
-motif, -patterned, subtly patterned
braided, brushed, burnished, filigreed, hammered, lustrous, matte, shiny, twisted, -engraved, -etched, -shaped
elaborately carved, glossy, lacquered, lustrous, painted, sculpted, striated, varnished, -shaped, -carved
flawless, faceted, filigree-caged, large, shiny, -carved, -cut, -shaped
-carved, -incised
-embossed, -stamped, -incised, -tooled, buttery, supple
coarse, downy, fuzzy, glossy, lustrous, luxurious, rich, silky, sleek, sumptuous, smooth, thick, velvety, warm
elegant, embroidered, fine, finespun, pristine, smooth, striped, ribbed, tone-on-tone, coarse, finespun, knitted, lightweight, ruched, silky, summerweight, winterweight
sleek, tailored
dark, deep, light, muted, pale, vivid NounsContainers
compact, large, small, formal, structured
drawstring, flap, strap, straps, clasp, clasps, fastener, studs
oversized, small, tiny, polished, round, simple, smooth, square Backpacks
pack, backpack, carryall, sack, rucksack, haversack, knapsack, bag, case, tote Shoulder-slung
bag, carryall, case, harness, messenger bag, musette, purse, pack, sack, reticule, satchel, tote Pouch
pouch, belt pouch, gem pouch, coin pouch, bag, sack, satchel, hip-satchel Clothing
low-cut, daringly cut, high, plunging, lace-edged, keyhole, square, sweetheart
dangling, evenly spaced, evenly cut, knotted, beaded, thick, heavy, light, wispy Belt
belt, sash, hip-sash, hip-scarf Hat
cap, hat, tricorn, cavalier hat
floppy, narrow, round, short, sleek, smooth, tall, curve-brimmed, wide-brimmed, feather-adorned
band, veil, netting, brim, feather, feathers, plume, plumes
large, long, oversized, short, small, trailing Shirts
shirt, tunic, blouse, tabard, doublet Gowns
gown, dress, frock, sundress, houppelande, cotehardie, kirtle, ballgown, bliaut, wedding dress, bridal gown
soft, sheer, sleek, stiff, silver-threaded, gold-threaded, sequined
asymmetric, crisp, diaphanous, dramatic, flounced, flowing, frilly, gathered, graduated, lace-inset, layered, long, multilayered, tiered, multitiered, narrow, ombre-dyed, pinned, pleated, rustling, shredded, slashed, sweeping, voluminous, wide
trailing
diaphanous, frilly, narrow, pleated, wide, sequined
low-cut, open-backed, back-laced, front-laced, tightly laced, narrow-waisted, wasp-waisted Skirts
skirt, skirts, kerchief skirt, circle skirt, wrap-skirt, kilt, greatkilt
sleek, tailored, asymmetric, crisp, fitted, side-laced, side-slit, svelte
overskirt, overskirts, underskirt, underskirts, underskirting, crinoline, petticoat, petticoats, bustle, capelet, train, bustled train, fishtail train, forked train, sweep train, watteau train, sash, sashes, bow, bows, ribbons, overlay, panels, paneling, buttons
soft, sheer, sleek, stiff, silver-threaded, gold-threaded, sequined Cloaks
cape, cloak, capelet, coat, greatcoat, jacket, kimono, longcoat, longcloak, greatcloak, mantle, pelisse, mandelion, surcoat, surcote, jerkin, burnoose, robe, robes, blanket cape, circle cape, coatee, half-cape, overcoat, topcoat
draped, knee-length, hip-length, thigh-length, floor-length, flowing, sweeping, voluminous, cowled, hooded, deeply hooded, short, long
buckle, clasp, closure, fastener, buttons, pockets, hood, cowl
deep, soft, stiff, trailing Corsets
bodice, corset, corsets, cincher, waist-cincher, half-bodice, shift, chemise, underrobe, underdress
asymmetric, crisp, fitted, side-laced, side-slit, svelte, buttoned, back-buttoned, front-buttoned, strapless, low-cut, open-backed, back-laced, front-laced, tightly laced, narrow-waisted, wasp-waisted
laces, lacing, cords, cording, ribbons, buttons, grommets, closures, boning, stays, neckline, panels, overlay Cravat
bowtie, cravat, neckerchief, necktie, ascot, scarf Garter
garter, thigh-band
frill-edged, ruffle-edged, dag-edged, tatted Gloves
gloves, casting gloves, fingerless gloves, half-gloves UCS gloves are limited to gloves.
sleek, long, short, thick, thin, elbow-length, shoulder-length, wrist-tied
buttons, closures, fasteners, palms, finger pads Leggings
leggings, stockings, petticoat, petticoats, underskirt, underskirts
asymmetric, crisp, fitted, side-laced, side-slit, svelte
knee-high, thigh-high, bow-topped, ribbon-edged Pants
pants, trousers, breeches, leggings, pantaloons, breeks, britches
asymmetric, crisp, fitted, side-laced, side-slit, svelte Shoes
shoes, boots, dancing shoes, moccasins, poulaines, sandals, slippers, buskins, yatane
narrow-toed, pointy-toed, pointed, round-toed, square-toed, side-buttoned, side-buckled, open-toed, ankle-tied, calf-tied, ankle-laced, calf-laced, backless, heeled, high-heeled, low-heeled, spike-heeled, wedge-heeled
buttons, buckles, closures, fasteners, laces, studs, bows, ribbons, heels, high heels Socks
socks
cuffed, knee-high, thigh-high, bow-topped, ribbon-edged
toes Saephua
saephua Trains
train, bustled train, fishtail train, forked train, sweep train, watteau train Undershirt
undershirt, gambeson, doublet Veils
veil, half veil, face veil, mourning veil Vests
tabard, vest, waistcoat Wraps
shawl, stole, wrap, evening wrap, fichu
design, motif, -motif, pattern, -patterned, accents, applique, lining, -lined, threading, trim, embroidery, beading, beadwork, -beaded, fringe, tassels
-motif, -patterned, sheer, short, long, trailing, dangling, evenly spaced, evenly cut, knotted, beaded, thick, heavy, light, wispy
-motif, -patterned, dangling, evenly spaced, evenly cut, knotted, beaded, thick, heavy, light, wispy Jewelry
antique, dainty, delicate, fragile, gilded, hefty, knotwork, polished
ribbons, bow, bows
inlay, -inlaid, -set, -inset
long, short, tiered, braided, twisted, multitiered, multi-stranded, entwined,twining Rings
ring, wedding ring, engagement ring, band, wedding band, engagement band, thumb ring, pinkie ring, signet ring, signet band, signet
narrow, slender, slim, thin, thick, wide
Gemstone: cabochon, cluster, setting, solitaire, gemstone only (no word), design as noun Wood: carving, -carved Metal: band, filigree, engraving EarringsChange to singular for earring. Piercing jewelry not applicable.
earrings, bar earrings, chandelier earrings, earbobs, hoops, stud earrings, studs, earcuffs
hoops Necklaces
amulet, choker, collar, medallion, lavaliere, locket, neckchain, necklace, pendant, back pendant, prayerbeads, talisman, torc, totem
large, small, oversized, tiny
tiered, multitiered, multi-stranded
medallion, pendant, talisman, totem, plaques, bars, charm, charms, beads, -beaded, bells, cabochon, gemstone only (no word), design as noun, cord, thong, chain, chains, box chain, rope chain Pins
brooch, cameo, charm, clasp, clip, pin, cloakpin, sigil, signet, stickpin, toggle Waistchains
waistchain Diadems
circlet, chaplet, diadem, headband, tiara, ferroniere, aemikvai, basrenne, elothrai, ferrigem, geldaralad, khazurka, seer-stone, trinette Bracelets
bangle, bangles, bracelet, bracelets, charm bracelet, wristlet, wristband, cuff, wristcuff, wrist chain Armbands
armband, armlet, arm cuff Earring (single)
earring, bar earring, hoop, stud, stud earring, earcuff Anklets
anklet, ankle chain, ankle cuff Hair Jewelry
barrette, barrettes, hairclip, hairclips, hairpin, hairpins, hair pins, hair clasp, hair clasps, hair bead, hair beads, hair jewel, hair jewels, ornament, ornaments, hair ornament, hair ornaments, hair fastener, hairpiece, fascinator, hairtie, hairties, haircomb, haircombs, hair comb, hair combs FlowersBouquets
bouquet, bridal bouquet
Boutonnieres
boutonniere, corsage, nosegay MiscellaneousCassone
case, crate, cassone, coffer, reliquary, strongbox, trunk
lid, lining, trim, padding Ring Box
box, jewelry box, ring box
lid, lining, trim, padding Drink Crate
box, crate, trunk, basket, picnic basket, hamper
lid, lining, trim, padding Basketifier
basket, picnic basket
lid, lining, trim, padding Drinkware
glass, wine glass, flute, champagne flute, snifter, chalice, goblet, tumbler, cup, teacup, tea cup, tea bowl, stein, tankard Flasks
flask, horn Kits
kit, toolkit, case Battle Standards
standard, flag, banner, ensign, pennant, pennon, banderole, banderol, bannerol, oriflamme, gonfalon Combat GearUCS gloves and boots and armor robes also work, though nouns may be limited vs. what is listed above. Runestaves
staff, runestaff, asaya, crook, crosier, pastoral staff, staff-of-Lumnis, walking stick Restrictions
Compatible Scripts
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