CIShop:Henphelia's Love Shack

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2018

a ramshackle hen house, [Map Room 34], Lich #26509, go house

[The Ramshackle Hen House]
Painted boards are haphazardly thrown together with bits of twine and a smattering of nails to form the walls of this cramped hen house. Tiers of screen-covered coops rise upon the left and right, each filled with dirty bits of straw, feathers, and discarded egg shells. The low ceiling provides scant illumination for the tight quarters, which is probably why a small mud-smudged sign has been left near the entrance.
Obvious exits: out
The feathers are meant for your hair.
They have specific instructions so make sure you analyze them carefully.
I can't imagine that you'd need to know more, but I probably forgot something... Like the time I forgot to feed the hens for a few days.
Enjoy my painting series about Henphelia.

Prices in Ebon Gate seashells


All items are Plumed Do-Hickeys that are pin-worn and cost 15 shells

In the birds of prey coop you see:

a spotted harrier rectrix
an ivory-banded inky black rectrix
a black-quilled albino vulture rectrix
a russet osprey rectrix
a black-banded buzzard rectrix

In the green parrot coop you see:

an inky black widowbird filoplume
some yellow and emerald parrot feathers
a copper-banded horned owl filoplume
some gold and blue macaw filoplumes
some bronze and forest green filoplumes

In the yellow exotic bird coop you see:

an iridescent blue stork feather
a cinnamon tiger heron feather
an ebon-tipped scarlet ibis feather

In the red chicken coop you see:

a brick red fluffy chicken semiplume
a white-striped ebon rooster semiplume
a blue-grey pigeon down semiplume
an oily green mallard semiplume
a dusky brown meadowlark semiplume
an ebon-striped wood duck semiplume

2017 Inventory

a ramshackle hen house, [Map Room 34], Lich #26509, go house

[The Ramshackle Hen House] RNUM: 26511
Painted boards are haphazardly thrown together with bits of twine and a smattering of nails to form the walls of this cramped hen house. Tiers of screen-covered coops rise upon the left and right, each filled with dirty bits of straw, feathers, and discarded egg shells. The low ceiling provides scant illumination for the tight quarters, which is probably why a small mud-smudged sign has been left near the entrance.
Obvious exits: out
The feathers are meant for your hair.
They have specific instructions so make sure you analyze them carefully.
I can't imagine that you'd need to know more, but I probably forgot something... Like the time I forgot to feed the hens for a few days.
Enjoy my painting series about Henphelia.

Prices in Ebon Gate seashells

Teasers

All items are Plumed Do-Hickeys that are pin-worn and cost 15 shells

In the blue pigeon coop you see:

a dusky grey pigeon feather
a burnt umber hornbill feather
a snow white arctic falcon feather
a sapphire peacock feather
an amber-banded red falcon rectix
a bright red toucan feather

In the green parrot coop you see:

some purple starling filoplumes
some cerulean macaw filoplumes
some ebon widowbird filoplumes
some mottled red mockingbird filoplumes
some soft blue mourning dove filoplumes

In the yellow exotic bird coop you see:

some emerald hummingbird pennae
some scarlet kiwi pennae
some fuchsia fairy-wren pennae
some indigo rainbow dove filoplumes
some turquoise motmot pennae

In the red chicken coop you see:

some off-white chicken remiges
some robust red cockatrice remiges
some saffron starling remiges
some green parakeet remiges
a red-striped cockatrice feather
some amber tree-swift remiges