Item:Pair of black leather boots embellished with brightly colored dragons

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pair of black leather boots embellished with brightly colored dragons
Look: These highly polished black leather boots have fire-breathing dragons embellished in glorious color on their toes.
Weight: 10 stones
Metal: Unknown
Appraised Cost: 5,000 Kronars4,000 Lirums <br />3,608 Dokoras <br />5 LTBpoints <br />5 Tickets <br />5 Scrips <br />
Properties:
  • This item is a container or has pockets.
  • This item is worn in the feet slot.
  • This item has more than normal or unusual verbs.
Capacity: 3 length x 1 width x 1 height (10 stones)
Sources: Source is Nigeyi's (3), Nigeyi's (2), Nigeyi's (1)
  • STUDY: Studying your leather boots, you think you could KICK, RUB, TURN, CLEAN, and PROD them.
As an Estate Holder, you may also POKE, SHAKE, PUSH and PULL them.
  • KICK: You kick a foot forward, pointing the toe of your boot.
  • RUB: Your boot pinches so you remove it and quickly massage the irritated spot then put the boot back on.
  • TURN: You twirl your right ankle, managing to show off your boot and also reveal the curves of your leg.
  • CLEAN (held): You put a bit of spittle on your leather boots and rub them with your finger cleaning them.
  • CLEAN (held): You brush off your leather boots, making sure there is no dirt on them.
  • CLEAN (held): You rub your arm vigorously across your leather boots, cleaning them and sending some dried dirt flying into the air.
  • PROD: You rise up on your toes, making your leather boots squeak loudly.
  • POKE: You tap your foot, keeping time to the tune in your head while showing off your boot.
  • SHAKE: You shake your leg so hard your boot almost flies off.
  • PUSH: You vehemently twist your foot into the ground, smashing anything beneath your boot.
  • PULL: You slide your boot clad foot up and down behind your other leg, as if scratching an itch.