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The Papermaker was first sold in the shop In Print Condition on the Isle of Ornath's shopping center, Agora Promenade for 350,000 silvers. It was introduced in 5122. Since 5125, it is now available only at Rumor Woods, in the Rumor Woods shop named Enlightened Pages, for 2000 raikhen. Note: The mechanism can also be charged by casting Minor Shock (901) at it. It may also be able to be charged via elemental cores. AnalyzeThe Papermaker was created by the Order of the Lumnasi Viragos on the Isle of Ornath. Because the Papermaker has a stock LOOK, you can't give this a LOOK, but you can give it a LONG. Custom Settings - Any Merchant Cover Design: an edge-to-edge infinity knot Toggle Material: wrought iron Label Frames: square-cut modwir Mechanism Material: ironwood Metal Pull Handle: squared steel >anal my mech You analyze your grey ironwood mechanism and sense that the creator has provided the following information: The Papermaker was created by the Order of the Lumnasi Viragos on the Isle of Ornath. The mechanism will create paper if given the proper materials to do so. Basic Papermaking Instructions 1. Place some kind of foraged bark within the mechanism (each bark makes 4 pages, you can add 5 pieces max) 2. Pour water into the mechanism or cast Minor Water or Holy Bolt at the mechanism (20 doses max) 3. Drop a silver wand in the mechanism to charge it (20 charges max) 4. Touch the mechanism to create your paper 5. Push the buttons on the mechanism to retrieve your paper Additional Steps for Advanced Papermaking ~*~ These instructions are for BEFORE using TOUCH 6. Pour Dye into the mechanism to create colored paper (It will consume no more than 5 doses from a vial, but can store 20 doses.) 7. Spin the dials on the mechanism to change the base type of paper (the noun) 8. Tinker with the toggles on the mechanism to change the paper type to one of five options (Writing Paper, Mailing Paper, Postcard, Bouquet Paper, or Envelopes) 9. Turn the gears on the mechanism to change the beginning decorations of your paper (the article) 10. Pour Perfume into the mechanism to create a single scented piece of paper Tips for Papermaking 1. Look at the mechanism to see everything set on it 2. Glance over the mechanism to see what you will make 3. Gaze at the mechanism to see base paper options (the noun) 4. Pinch will empty any unwanted perfume out of the mechanism 5. Ponder the mechanism to see beginning paper decorations (the article) 6. Pull will empty any unwanted dye out of the mechanism 7. Whisper allows you to tell the mechanism what you'd like created (whisper mechanism for more instructions) The mechanism is tier 5 out of 5. It has access to the following verbs: cast (Minor Water or Holy Bolt), gaze (Lists Noun Options), glance (See Design), look, pinch (Purges Perfume), ponder (Lists Article Options), pour (Add Water or Dye), pull (Purges Dye Options), push (Get Created Paper), put (Add Bark or Silver Wand), spin (Cycles through Paper Nouns), touch (Create Paper), tinker (Cycle through Paper Types), turn (Cycles through Paper Articles), and whisper (Shortcut on all Cycling Options) This mechanism can create bouquet paper, envelopes, writing paper, mailing paper, and postcards. Tier 1A mechanism that can create stationery paper.Usage
Tier 2 - Mailing PaperA mechanism that can create stationery or mail paper.Usage
Tier 3 - PostcardsA mechanism that can create stationery or mail paper, and can create postcards with stock descriptions based on location.Usage
Tier 4 - Bouquet PaperA mechanism that can create stationery or mail paper, postcards, and bouquet paper. You can add up to 10 different kinds of foraged items. You can also remove these at any time before actually making the bouquet.Usage
Tier 5 - EnvelopesA mechanism that can create stationery or mail paper, postcards, bouquet paper, and envelopes.Tier 6 - Butcher PaperBy adding a candle (any common candle will do) to the papermaker, you store 10 doses of wax and can turn a piece of paper into Butcher Paper. Butcher Paper can be used to store a variety of food items. Additionally, you can apply fletching glue to the paper and turn it into a waxed bag. Bags can be used to hide your bottles when you want to drink from them, or to store other foods. Lastly, you can also write small notes on the butcher paper and the bags. Once you do this, it will change the LONG description of your butcher paper to include the note. You can then write on it again for a longer note. Please note, character counts apply.Tier 7 - Organic PaperBy feeding certain organic material to your papermaker you can create very specific paper types. The options are as follows:
Tier 8 - Treat BoxUtilizing any paper-making materials, you can create a treat box. Once made, the treatbox can be customized in the following ways: Box Color: (ADD a Dye) not yet designed To add color, ADD a dye to the box. AnalyzePapermaker Treat Box Created using the famous papermaker, the box can be customized to your liking. Please be sure to GLANCE at the box to see what your customization options are. Once you've filled the box and completed the design, close it and WRAP it while holding ribbon or yarn to lock in the design and ready it for gifting. Tier 9 - AwardAward Ribbon Noun of Award: ribbon The final design will be: When looked at, it will display: The award is crafted of a color fabric ribbon and fitted with a simple pin that allows it to be worn. A short missive, embroidered in metallic type thread, reads, "Short Award Reason." To customize any of these fields, TURN the award to the design field and then ADD the necessary item. AnalyzePapermaker Award Created using the famous papermaker, the award can be customized to fit your needs. Please be sure to GLANCE at the award to see what your customization options are. Once you've completed the design, you can TWIST to lock in the design. This will turn it into your award and prevent the recipient from changing the designs and fields. Additional InformationShowThis item has a hard-coded show that cannot be changed: Thin and flat, the small machine resembles a slightly oversized cigar box with lacewood panels on all sides. On each of the short, flat sides is a plaque with tiny instructions and filigreed label frames, one displaying "a piece of" and the other stating "declaration." A third frame on one of the longer sides reads "writing" and sits amid bronze toggles, dials, switches, buttons, a window, and two glass tubes; both that are empty. The final long side has a pull handle of round metal that provides access to some sort of drawer, and the lid is decorated with a woodburned dahlia design. AlteringPapermakers can only have long descriptions. They can have several components customized by any merchant willing to work on them. Component examples include:
Options*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~* Papermaker Article Options *~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~* | 1. an antique 29. an emblazoned 57. a jewel-toned 85. a ribbon-edge 113. a stiff | | 2. an ashen 30. an embossed 58. a lace-cut 86. a rich 114. a supple | | 3. an austere 31. an expensive 59. a large 87. a rigid 115. a tall | | 4. a beribboned 32. a faded 60. a leaf-framed 88. a rose-scented 116. a tattered | | 5. a bite-marked 33. a fancy 61. a limp 89. a rough 117. a tea-stained | | 6. a blood-soaked 34. a fibrous 62. a matted 90. a round-edged 118. a textured | | 7. a bloody 35. a filmy 63. a messy 91. a rust-stained 119. a thick | | 8. a brass-gilt 36. a fine 64. a mild-burnt 92. a salt-stained 120. a thin | | 9. a bronze-gilt 37. a flimsy 65. a moldy 93. a scallop-edge 121. a tiny | | 10. a charred 38. a flora-cut 66. a moth-eaten 94. a scorched 122. a torn | | 11. a coarse 39. a foil-edged 67. a musk-scented 95. a scribbled 123. a torn-edged | | 12. a copper-gilt 40. a foxed 68. a musky 96. a seed-riddled 124. a translucent | | 13. a creased 41. a frayed 69. a nondescript 97. a sheer 125. an untrimmed | | 14. a crinkled 42. a gauzy 70. a notched 98. a silky smooth 126. a variegated | | 15. a crisp 43. a gilt-border 71. an oily 99. a silver-gilt 127. a vellum | | 16. a crowded 44. a gilt-edged 72. an ordinary 100. a singed 128. a velvety | | 17. a crumpled 45. a glossy 73. an oversized 101. a sloppy 129. a watercolored | | 18. a curled 46. a gold-gilt 74. a paint-dotted 102. a small 130. a waterlogged | | 19. a damp 47. a grimy 75. a pale 103. a smoky 131. a watermarked | | 20. a deckle-edge 48. a hand-painted 76. a pearlized 104. a smooth 132. a water-stain | | 21. a delicate 49. an heavyweight 77. a pewter-gilt 105. a soggy 133. a wax-dotted | | 22. a die-cut 50. a heraldic 78. a piece of 106. a soiled 134. a wax-speckled | | 23. a dirt-dusted 51. an herbaceous 79. a pleated 107. a sooty 135. a waxy | | 24. a dirty 52. a humid 80. a print-covered108. a splodgy 136. a weathered | | 25. a dog-eared 53. an illuminated 81. a pristine 109. a spotted 137. a wine-stained | | 26. a doodle-edge 54. an ink-stained 82. a quality 110. a square 138. a wing-shaped | | 27. a dusty 55. an ink-streaked 83. a ragged 111. a stained 139. a worn | | 28. an elegant 56. an ivory 84. a rectangular 112. a stamped 140. a wrinkled | *~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~ *~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~* Papermaker Noun Options *~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~ *~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~* Papermaker Noun Options *~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~ | 1. addendum 27. debenture 53. label 79. palimpsest 105. score | | 2. adumbrate 28. declaration 54. landscape 80. pamphlet 106. scorecard | | 3. advertisement 29. decree 55. leaflet 81. paper 107. scrap | | 4. agreement 30. dedication 56. ledger 82. papyrus 108. scroll | | 5. annal 31. deed 57. letter 83. parchment 109. sheet | | 6. announcement 32. depiction 58. letterhead 84. pass 110. sign | | 7. article 33. diagram 59. license 85. periodical 111. sketch | | 8. bill 34. dispatch 60. mandate 86. permit 112. slip | | 9. billet 35. dissertation 61. manifest 87. petition 113. statement | | 10. blueprint 36. docket 62. manifesto 88. picture 114. stationery | | 11. bookmark 37. document 63. manuscript 89. placard 115. subpoena | | 12. brief 38. doodle 64. map 90. playbill 116. summons | | 13. brochure 39. draft 65. memo 91. portrait 117. syllabus | | 14. bulletin 40. drawing 66. memoir 92. poster 118. synopsis | | 15. card 41. edict 67. memorandum 93. proclamation 119. tablature | | 16. certificate 42. epistle 68. menu 94. program 120. tariff | | 17. chart 43. flyer 69. message 95. proposal 121. testimonial | | 18. charter 44. folio 70. missive 96. receipt 122. ticket | | 19. checklist 45. form 71. mural 97. recipe 123. tract | | 20. citation 46. handbill 72. newsletter 98. registry 124. transcript | | 21. codex 47. illustration 73. note 99. report 125. treaty | | 22. codicil 48. indenture 74. notecard 100. roll 126. vellum | | 23. commendation 49. instruction 75. notelet 101. roster 127. voucher | | 24. contract 50. invitation 76. notice 102. rubbing 128. warrant | | 25. coupon 51. invoice 77. outline 103. schedule 129. will | | 26. dancecard 52. journal 78. page 104. schematic 130. writ | *~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~* Resources
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