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a five-sided moss-hued oilcloth pavilion with a peaked roof, Room 63, Lich #20109, go pavilion
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| [Bow and Prey]
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| Wooden planks span the interior of the pavilion to serve as a makeshift floor, while sparse furs of varying species act as a sort of carpeting. Racks hung along the walls stretch pieces of sinew taut to dry, and others display a variety of disembodied feathered wings stretched wide. In the air, the faint scent of rosin lingers.
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| Obvious exits: north, northeast, northwest, out
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Workroom
North of entry
| [Bow and Prey, Workroom]
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| A half-moon worktable sits in this central area of the tent, and behind it is a leather-cushioned stool with a slatted wooden back. Displays of bowstrings and arrowheads hang from the support beams in ready-reach of the worktable, and a crate sits off to one side, half full of split pieces of wood, frayed bowstrings, and other sundry items.
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| Obvious exits: north, east, south, west
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Tools
North of Workroom
| [Bow and Prey, Tools]
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| This section of the pavilion is a bit cramped, with a scarred and stained oak table occupying nearly the entirety of the back wall. A small wall-mounted case is fixed above the table, and across the way is a tiered oaken bow rack. An aged parchment sign has been tacked to the lower edge of the wall-mounted case.
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| Obvious exits: southeast, south, southwest
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The ruby-cased razor imparts fire flares to fletchings. The lapis-cased one imparts cold flares.
On the scarred and stained oak table you see:
| a smooth pale grey stone |
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2000
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| a wood-gripped metal bow key |
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2000
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| a round cake of bow rosin |
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2000
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| a small flask of bow oil |
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2000
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| some fine-grained sandpaper |
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2000
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In the small wall-mounted case you see:
| a lapis-cased mithglin fletching razor |
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25000
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| a ruby-cased gold fletching razor |
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25000
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On the tiered oaken bow rack you see:
| a silver-inlaid ruic short bow |
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short bow |
35000
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| a claw-nocked mossbark composite bow |
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composite bow |
61000
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| a spiral-carved dark yew long bow |
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long bow |
69000
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Paints
West of Workroom
| [Bow and Prey, Paints]
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| Lined up on shelves affixed to the supports of the pavilion are several vials and bottles filled with powdered pigments, while overhead hang drying bundles of herbs and flowers. Against the far wall, a many-shelved oak cabinet sits with its doors propped open, and on one of its shelves is a carved maple tray.
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| Obvious exits: northeast, east, southeast
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In the many-shelved oak cabinet you see:
| a square jar of amaranth paint |
7500
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| a square jar of amber paint
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| a square jar of anthracite paint
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| a square jar of aureate paint
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| a square jar of dark cyan paint
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| a square jar of deep cerulean paint
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| a square jar of deep fuchsia paint
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| a square jar of heliotrope paint
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| a square jar of lavender-grey paint
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| a square jar of mauve paint
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| a square jar of mottled paint
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| a square jar of pale azure paint
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| a square jar of pale bone paint
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| a square jar of pale pearl paint
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| a square jar of quicksilver paint
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| a square jar of vivid amber paint
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On the carved maple tray you see:
| a thin pale bone paintstick |
7500
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| a thin ebony paintstick
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| a thin gilt-hued paintstick
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Feathers
East of Workroom
| [Bow and Prey, Feathers]
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| Bundles of feathers hang from lengths of twine that zig-zag between the overhead beams, arranged according to color and length. An aged parchment sign hangs above a peg-lined oaken display mounted on one of the pavilion's supports, and beneath the display is a small woven reed basket.
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| Obvious exits: southwest, west, northwest
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The pouches on the display contain feathers. If you have a RUMMAGE in the pouch, you'll find about 50 feathers in each.
a pale white silk pouch - slender albino raven feathers
a textured ebon satin pouch - curled ebon swan feathers
a pitch black leather pouch - ruffled piceous vulture feathers
a gold-brushed suede pouch - slim dark gold eagle feathers
a plain muslin pouch - small sleek grackle feathers
an alabaster silk pouch - pale albino peacock feathers
a soft niveous velvet pouch - wide pale snow owl feathers
a dark azure flyrsilk pouch - sleek hyacinth macaw feathers
a striped bourde pouch - striped black razorbill feathers
a mottled blue cotton pouch - ebon-tipped bluish jackdaw feathers
a squat fiery velvet pouch - long red-orange ibis feathers
a violet-hazed jet satin pouch - black and oil-glazed rook feathers
a stippled grey leather pouch - dark grey stippled petrel feathers
a rough rusty burlap pouch - ash grey rusty shrike feathers
a stiff oilcloth pouch - lengthy banded condor feathers
a light brown cotton pouch - ivory and tan-pocked hawk feathers
In the small woven reed basket you see:
| some short bile green fletchings |
1000
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| some glazed multi-hued fletchings
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| some sleek deep ocean blue fletchings
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| some silvered dark sanguine fletchings
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On the display you see:
| a light brown cotton pouch |
ivory and tan-pocked hawk feathers |
10000
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| a stiff oilcloth pouch |
lengthy banded condor feathers
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| a rough rusty burlap pouch |
ash grey rusty shrike feathers
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| a stippled grey leather pouch |
dark grey stippled petrel feathers
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| a violet-hazed jet satin pouch |
black and oil-glazed rook feathers
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| a squat fiery velvet pouch |
long red-orange ibis feathers
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| mottled blue cotton pouch |
ebon-tipped bluish jackdaw feathers
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| a striped bourde pouch |
striped black razorbill feathers
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| a dark azure flyrsilk pouch |
sleek hyacinth macaw feathers
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| a soft niveous velvet pouch |
wide pale snow owl feathers
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| an alabaster silk pouch |
pale albino peacock feathers
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| a plain muslin pouch |
small sleek grackle feathers
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| a gold-brushed suede pouch |
slim dark gold eagle feathers
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| a pitch black leather pouch |
ruffled piceous vulture feathers
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| a textured ebon satin pouch |
curled ebon swan feathers
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| a pale white silk pouch |
slender albino raven feathers
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