Item:Hollow Eve 410 gift

Once you pick up a shard from the EAST room, return to the WEST room and read the sign for instructions on how to convert it.

Once you have your new item, you can STUDY <shape> for the following information:
Looking at your <shape>, you feel certain that you could:

• TOUCH - to activate it as a light source.
• RUB - to improve your spirit regeneration for a time.
• KISS - to remove death's sting from yourself.
• CLENCH - to free yourself from engagements and injure those engaged to you.
  
  • (Per GM Melete, Empaths can use this without shock if they are NOT in brawling mode. In brawling mode, the Empath will receive shock if a non-construct is affected.)
• FOCUS - to investigate its magical properties.
• LOOK - to see at a glance how charged it is.
• ADJUST - to change where it is worn.

Options: belt, ankle, tail, upper arm, wrist, neck

You recall that the glass <shape> has been imbued with holy enchantments that passively convert sunlight into energy. The glass <shape> takes four days to recharge when fully depleted.

Appearance Options

(also while you are still in the festival adjustment room)
A nearby acolyte informs you that while you are in this workshop you may also:

• TURN it to change the color or texture of the glass.
• PAT it to change the shape of the glass.
• WAVE it to change how the glass is held by the chain.
• TILT it to change the embellishments of the chain.
• POKE it to change the material of the chain.

The acolyte smiles and mentions that each change costs five gold Dokoras.


<color or texture> glass <shape> <held by> <embellishment> <material> chain

These choices are purely aesthetic. There are 100,200,240 different combinations. If you saw every option (not combination) once, it would cost 99 plats.

Choices are listed in the order they rotate through.

Colors/Textures cobalt cerulean azure heliotrope incarnadine jacinthe periwinkle slate-hued muted rainbow mottled sparkling champagne magnolia peach pear salmon sandy xanthic shimmering pallid pale citrine pristine clear polished delicate heavy amber topaz flame-hued carved pale peach brilliant light saffron faceted fiery rough craggy unpolished cracked crackled orange cloudy streaked smooth yellow dull scintillating	Shapes shard amulet cube prism sphere pendant star sun orb starburst sunburst ovoid torus egg disc claw shell crescent fang talisman bauble pyramid kingsnake dragon circle spiral eye harp khurmary sitar selkie iroepi naga orchid aganylosh'a conch	Held By on with strung upon upon hung on lashed to fettered by clutched by fastened to hooked upon grasped by tethered to held upon swinging from gracing caught upon clasped upon gripped by clenched by embraced by affixed to leashed by bound to trammelled by suspended from dangling from held by captured by
Embellishments simple articulated etched sinuous elongated twisted serpentine loose ornate sard-set sleek coiling fine short byzantine dapped interlocking box-linked curb-linked tiered mariner-linked herringbone swaged pearl-set adderstone-set tourmaline-set turquoise-set schist-set spinel-set olivine-set morganite-set larimar-set slender multistrand narrow long gem-studded braided twisting twining beaded sunstone-set beryl-set wide thick bulky thin	Chain Materials abalone anlora-avtoma anloral audrualm brass bronze cloisonne copper coral covellite crystal crystalline electrum Elven silver enameled flame-darkened gold golden green gold iron limestone lumium mistglass nacre nickel niniam oravir orichalcum palladium pewter platinum red gold rose gold sardonyx silver silversteel silvery steel tyrium vardite verdigris white gold white silver zinc diamondique

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