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|type = eatery |
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|realm = Ta'Vaalor |
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|article = yes |
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|location = Ravelin |
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|specialtyshop = |
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|wares = armor |
|wares = armor |
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|addwares = weapon |
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|addinfo = It can be found in the [[Ravelin]]. |
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|specialty = daggers |
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|roomname = Jewels of the Sky |
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|desc = A patched canopy shields this tiny shop from the elements, though more importantly, the thick wooden rails along the perimeter protect patrons from suffering a terrible demise at the hands of gravity. The faint songs of crickets echo from far below, setting a peaceful atmosphere to peruse the wares. A circular table covered with velvet displays beautiful jewelry from the resident craftsmen. You also see the merchant Claerine. |
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|exits = up, down |
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Revision as of 18:25, 31 March 2024
GS4-XERAPHINA/Town shops template testing is an eatery in the Ravelin, around Ta'Vaalor, that sells armor and weapon, and specializes in daggers.
| [Jewels of the Sky] | |
| A patched canopy shields this tiny shop from the elements, though more importantly, the thick wooden rails along the perimeter protect patrons from suffering a terrible demise at the hands of gravity. The faint songs of crickets echo from far below, setting a peaceful atmosphere to peruse the wares. A circular table covered with velvet displays beautiful jewelry from the resident craftsmen. You also see the merchant Claerine. | |
| Obvious exits: up, down | |
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"weapon" is not in the list (apparel, armor, beverages, brewing supplies, clerical supplies, cobbling materials, dyes, fishing supplies, fletching materials, food, ...) of allowed values for the "Shop wares" property.
Current setup requires a lot of extra side add-ons to make it work based on how the wares would look in line. New set up tweaks the way the sentence is broken down, and also allows for a secondary type (like the shop in Solhaven that sells coffee and tobacco). It also allows for a specialty entry for apparel and food shops that have a narrower focus on what is offered like shoes or beverages. The goal is to, essentially, have a lot of heavy backend code in the template in order to make it more seamless for end users to use, and allow a form to make for an easy page creation and/or edit.