APShop:Natural Permeations/April 2022
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Natural Permeations, Entry
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| Pale light from the moons streams through multi-paned windows flanking the shop's ash-framed doorway, washing the shop in a gentle glow. Large, circular polished hoops of white macrame alternate between unlit oil sconces, partially obscuring pine walls. Several piles of neatly stacked woods litter the floors, with one serving as a makeshift pedestal. Just out of the way, in a far corner of the room, rests a mahogany-framed sign hanging above a well-tended hole. You also see the Woodmistress Xecoya. | |
| Obvious exits: east, west | |
a mahogany-framed sign
Welcome to Natural Permeations, a place where you can bring out your imbue box's potential in a quick and easy way. Xecoya can customize the article or the adjective of a rod or wand-creating box for the price of 100,000 silvers. Please be sure to ASK her about these. Article Designs: amber-coated ceraceous glistening leaf-tipped serrated badly burnt cracked gnarled moss-covered slightly bent bark-riddled deep-grooved helical notched snake-shaped blackworked dilapidated holey plaited spine-shaped blunt-tipped eel-carved horn-shaped pointed spiraled braided entwined ivy-wrapped poorly sanded splintered burnished finely nicked jagged pyrographed twisted caliginous fossilized knobby rotted vine-wrapped carved fractal-cut knotwork rough-hewn water-warped center-split glazed knurled rune-carved whittled Adjective Designs: ashen modwir faded mossbark larch reddish maoral slash pine blackwood fine-grain fel light brown fir red-brown elm smoky grey haon blonde alder florid juniper linden ringed acacia stiff ironwood blonde mistwood grey driftwood dark mahogany rosewood striped oak black ash golden deringo oak and ash ruddy cocobolo sugar pine cottonwood golden mesille olivine ash rubicund kakore violetwood crimson hickory grey hoarbeam pale cypress sandalwood walnut dark ebonwood hazelwood pied lacewood shortleaf pine white ash dense dogwood ironwood purplish hoan silvery faewood white aspen dense orase koroboreli red pine sequoia zebrawood
a cylindrical mistwood case Inspect:
You carefully inspect a cylindrical mistwood case for sale. It is a small item, under a pound. It looks like this item has been mainly crafted out of wood. It is estimated that a cylindrical mistwood case can store a very small amount with enough space for one item. The case can not be worn.
Analyze:
You take a closer look at a cylindrical mistwood case. You analyze the mistwood case and sense that the item is largely free from merchant alteration restrictions.The creator has also provided the following information: This mistwood case will work with imbued wands and rods. It will produce "a carved silver mistwood wand or rod".
A talented merchant could customize the appearance of the items produced from this mistwood case, or change the appearance of the case itself. Not every merchant may be able to offer this. Keep the following in mind when considering customization options: First and foremost, the products produced MUST remain some sort of natural object. Tree bark amulets can not become vultite amulets. The mistwood case can not mass produce gems and other fancy materials, so no diamond-encrusted wands. Simple is best. Wands and rods should remain some sort of non magical wood, and must remain wands, rods, or batons. Amulets should keep their non magical tree bark/wooden nature, and bracelets and anklets should always be some sort of natural grass or other suitable substance.
The merchant ALWAYS has the right to deny a request that he or she might feel is out of line.
Try as you might, you cannot get a good sense of whether or not the case's pockets could get any deeper, but you can tell that the case is as light as it can get.
25,000 silver
Natural Permeations, Essence
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| An aromatic, yet pungent, scent wafts throughout the area, its source the clusters of bugleweed in terracotta planters lining the shop's moss-embraced pine walls. Secured above one of the planters with a burnished stake-shaped treenail is a mahogany-framed sign. Along the floors are extra supplies of neatly bundled tiger grass and grapevines, secured by cotton twine. Exposed cypress beams span across the room, their lengths dangling bronze lanterns caught by ivy-woven chains. You also see the Druid Junyperos. | |
| Obvious exits: west | |
a mahogany-framed sign
In the Common language, it reads: Welcome to Natural Permeations, a place where you can bring out your imbue box's potential in a quick and easy way. Junyperos can customize the article, the adjective, or the noun of a bracelet or ankle-creating box for the price of 100,000 silvers. Please be sure to ASK him about these. Article Designs: basketweave entangled labyrinthine ribboned tightly woven beaded entwined loosely braided ribbon-woven twill-woven clustered herringbone loosely plaited simply knit twisted coiled interlaced loosely woven strand-woven wilted crimp-woven knotted plain woven tightly braided withered curled knotwork preserved tightly plaited wreathed Adjective Designs: andropogon crowngrass grapevine needle grass silvergrass baby tooth moss curled ivy haircap moss palm frond smokevine barley grass daisy chain heath star moss pampas grass tree moss beard moss elephant grass honeysuckle vine panic grass vetiver bluegrass feathergrass juniper moss pine needle wakame buffalo grass fescues blade kelp strand plume moss wheatgrass bullwhip kelp finger-grass larch needle ribbed bog moss wireweed bunchgrass floral stem lemongrass ryegrass wisteria rope cogongrass fountain grass lovegrass scutch grass zoysia grass crabgrass goosegrass mood moss shaggy moss Noun Designs: anklet bangle cuff wrist-band wristcuff armband bracelet wristband wristchain wristlet
a battered small oak sea chest Inspect:
You carefully inspect a battered small oak sea chest for sale. It is a small item, under a pound. It looks like this item has been mainly crafted out of wood. It is estimated that a battered small oak sea chest can store a very small amount with enough space for one item. The chest can not be worn.
Analyze:
You take a closer look at a battered small oak sea chest. You analyze the small oak sea chest and sense that the item is largely free from merchant alteration restrictions.The creator has also provided the following information: This small oak sea chest will work with imbued bracelets and anklets. It will produce "a woven dried seaweed bracelet or anklet".
A talented merchant could customize the appearance of the items produced from this small oak sea chest, or change the appearance of the chest itself. Not every merchant may be able to offer this. Keep the following in mind when considering customization options: First and foremost, the products produced MUST remain some sort of natural object. Tree bark amulets can not become vultite amulets. The small oak sea chest can not mass produce gems and other fancy materials, so no diamond-encrusted wands. Simple is best. Wands and rods should remain some sort of non magical wood, and must remain wands, rods, or batons. Amulets should keep their non magical tree bark/wooden nature, and bracelets and anklets should always be some sort of natural grass or other suitable substance.
The merchant ALWAYS has the right to deny a request that he or she might feel is out of line.
Try as you might, you cannot get a good sense of whether or not the chest's pockets could get any deeper, but you can tell that the chest is as light as it can get.
25,000 silver
Natural Permeations, Essence
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| Stacks of wood planks, ranging from ash to zebrawood, are confined within decorative cages of filigreed bronze wire scattered along the floor. Heavy oak shelves equally stacked high with supplies line the pine walls, some slightly off-kilter and threatening to fall, above which hangs a mahogany-framed sign. Weeping willow branches drape strategically from the ceiling, their leaves shifting almost imperceptibly from the slightest touch. Arranged within the branches and leaves are tiny lanterns shaped like fireflies. You also see the Forest Warden Zypris. | |
| Obvious exits: east | |
a mahogany-framed sign
In the Common language, it reads: Welcome to Natural Permeations, a place where you can bring out your imbue box's potential in a quick and easy way. Zypris can customize the article, adjective, or noun of an amulet-creating box for the price of 100,000 silvers. Please be sure to ASK him about these. Article Designs: amber-coated ceraceous glistening leaf-tipped serrated badly burnt cracked gnarled moss-covered slightly bent bark-riddled deep-grooved helical notched snake-shaped blackworked dilapidated holey plaited spine-shaped blunt-tipped eel-carved horn-shaped pointed spiraled braided entwined ivy-wrapped poorly sanded splintered burnished finely nicked jagged pyrographed twisted caliginous fossilized knobby rotted vine-wrapped carved fractal-cut knotwork rough-hewn water-warped center-split glazed knurled rune-carved whittled Adjective Designs: ashen modwir faded mossbark larch reddish maoral slash pine blackwood fine-grain fel light brown fir red-brown elm smoky grey haon blonde alder florid juniper linden ringed acacia stiff ironwood blonde mistwood grey driftwood dark mahogany rosewood striped oak black ash golden deringo oak and ash ruddy cocobolo sugar pine cottonwood golden mesille olivine ash rubicund kakore violetwood crimson hickory grey hoarbeam pale cypress sandalwood walnut dark ebonwood hazelwood pied lacewood shortleaf pine white ash dense dogwood ironwood purplish hoan silvery faewood white aspen dense orase koroboreli red pine sequoia zebrawood Noun Designs: amulet insignia medallion pendant talisman emblem lavaliere ornament periapt torc fetish locket
an enruned gold-barred cage Inspect:
You carefully inspect an enruned gold-barred cage for sale. It is a small item, under a pound. It looks like this item has been mainly crafted out of gold. It is estimated that an enruned gold-barred cage can store a very small amount with enough space for one item. The cage can not be worn.
Analyze:
You take a closer look at an enruned gold-barred cage. You analyze the gold-barred cage and sense that the item is largely free from merchant alteration restrictions.The creator has also provided the following information: This gold-barred cage will work with imbued amulets. It will produce "a rune-carved coiled oak eel medallion".
A talented merchant could customize the appearance of the items produced from this gold-barred cage, or change the appearance of the cage itself. Not every merchant may be able to offer this. Keep the following in mind when considering customization options: First and foremost, the products produced MUST remain some sort of natural object. Tree bark amulets can not become vultite amulets. The gold-barred cage can not mass produce gems and other fancy materials, so no diamond-encrusted wands. Simple is best. Wands and rods should remain some sort of non magical wood, and must remain wands, rods, or batons. Amulets should keep their non magical tree bark/wooden nature, and bracelets and anklets should always be some sort of natural grass or other suitable substance.
The merchant ALWAYS has the right to deny a request that he or she might feel is out of line.
Try as you might, you cannot get a good sense of whether or not the cage's pockets could get any deeper, but you can tell that the cage is as light as it can get.
25,000 silver