Outfitting Society (Crossing)

Outfitting Society (Crossing)
Province	Zoluren
Justice	city
Town	The Crossing
Map	Ranik's Map 1
Room ID	44200
Owner	Milline
# of Rooms	16
Store Type	Crafting shops, Outfitting shops, Room Rental shops
This store only accepts Kronars

The Crossing Outfitting Society is a place for people to practice the Tailoring, Artistry, and Jewelry-Making disciplines of the Outfitting craft. It is located in central Crossing, 3 rooms south from the Bard Guild.

Outfitting Society Mistress Milline wanders the building and is on hand to issue workorders, teach techniques, and grant a career or hobby if you choose.

Entry Hall

[Crossing Outfitting Society, Entry Hall]
Thick curtains upon a large, arching window are held open by ornate brass hooks placed on either side of the pane. Pressed upon one wall are crushed flecks of seashells in varied hues of blues and greens beneath a painted orange sun which have been assembled to resemble a gentle ocean sunset. Nestled into a corner is a padded chair next to a carved oak table.
You also see a large oak door with a polished bronze knob.
Obvious exits: east, west.

Office

[Crossing Outfitting Society, Office]
Simple yet slightly elegant, the office serves as a second home for Society Master Milline. Set within the center of the spacious room, upon a neatly woven black rug, is a masterfully carved oak desk and chair. Matching the setting within the entry of the hall, crushed seashells in blues and greens span the walls in cresting waves. Upon a fitting dummy is a stunning black nightsilk dress, accented with brilliant orange jewels.
You also see a tailoring chart hanging from the wall.
Obvious exits: east.

Hallway (repairs & storage)

[Crossing Outfitting Society, Hallway]
Painted ivy vines flow the length of the tan colored walls of the hallway. Set against one wall is a chaise lounge covered with a light green cotton throw. Light brown mats rest upon the floor before marble, oak, and ivory doorways which lead into several workrooms.
You also see a clerk, a sturdy low counter with a small placard on it and a prestige board.
Obvious exits: north, south, west.

Spinning Room (marble door)

[Crossing Outfitting Society, Spinning Room]
Fanciful paintings of birds in flight flow across the dark green walls. Beneath a large spinning wheel is a soft white rug trimmed with black fur. Pressed against the back of the room is a large workbench and chair, a place to relax or work on a project that requires more attention to detail. A polished marble door leads back out into the hallway.
Obvious exits: none.

• The workbench here is a Donation rack.

Spinning Room (oak door)

[Crossing Outfitting Society, Spinning Room]
Fanciful paintings of birds in flight flow across the bright yellow walls. Beneath a large spinning wheel is a soft white rug trimmed with black fur. Pressed against the back of the room is a large workbench and chair, a place to relax or work on a project that requires more attention to detail. A stained oak door leads back out into the hallway.
Obvious exits: none.

• The workbench here is a Donation rack.

Spinning Room (ivory door)

[Crossing Outfitting Society, Spinning Room]
Fanciful paintings of birds in flight flow across the light blue walls. Beneath a large spinning wheel is a soft white rug trimmed with black fur. Pressed against the back of the room is a large workbench and chair, a place to relax or work on a project that requires more attention to detail. A carved ivory door leads back out into the hallway.
Obvious exits: none.

• The workbench here is a Donation rack.

Book Shop

[Crossing Outfitting Society, Book Shop]
Several bookshelves stand within the room, holding the store inventory for sale. Harried women pass through a beaded curtain and return with more products, ensuring the shop is fully stocked at all times. To the rear of the shop is a long counter where a line of patrons wait patiently to purchase their goods.
You also see a large sign.
Obvious exits: east, south.

A large sign reads: "Welcome to our store! We specialize in selling Outfitting instruction books. Please ANALYZE and STUDY the books before asking for help. You may ORDER merchandise at any time!"

ORDER
Item	Price	Done
1). an apprentice tailoring book - A collection of easy instructions. Can be analyzed to learn how to use.	625	!!
2). a journeyman tailoring book - A collection of challenging instructions. Can be analyzed to learn how to use.	150,000	No
3). a master tailoring book - A collection of difficult instructions. Can be analyzed to learn how to use.	625,000	No
4). an outfitting work order logbook - This ledger allows you to ask crafting trainers for work.	625	No
[You may purchase items from the shopkeeper with ORDER #]

Tool Shop

[Crossing Outfitting Society, Tool Shop]
Though devoid of decoration, rows of shelving line the walls which hold various tools for sale in the shop. Filling the shelves on the wall are fine spools of thread, flat irons, straight pins and needles -- the absolute essentials for creating the perfect garment. Tiny cobwebs hang in the corners of the ceiling, strands dangling down to the surfaces below.
You also see a large sign.
Obvious exits: east, west.

A large sign reads: Welcome to our store! You may ORDER merchandise at any time.

ORDER
Item	Price	Done
1). an iron yardstick - A necessary tool for making accurate measurements of fabric and leather pieces.	250
2). some iron scissors - Used in tailoring to cut and arrange fabrics.	312
3). some iron sewing needles - A set of needles used with thread to sew fabrics.	250
4). a slickstone - A smooth stone used to flatten wrinkled garments prior to sewing.	150
5). some straight iron pins - Useful for pinning back fabrics when the material just won't cooperate.	125
6). an oak distaff - A forked pole used for spinning fabric fibers into threads.	250
7). some knitting needles	150
8). some tanning lotion	625
9). an iron awl	150
10). some sealing wax	250
[You may purchase items from the shopkeeper with ORDER #]

Materials Shop

[Crossing Outfitting Society, Materials Shop]
Grand marble tables and shelves fill the room with fashionable product for sale. Upon the surfaces are a wide variety of stylish fabrics in a broad spectrum of color.
You also see a large sign.
Obvious exits: west.

A large sign reads: Welcome to our store! You may ORDER merchandise at any time. All fibers and threads can be combined or marked to a number of yards, and then cut with scissors. Please refer to the tailoring instruction booklets for more details!

ORDER
Item	Price	Done
1). 30 yards of silk fiber	187	No
2). 50 yards of cotton fiber	185	No
3). 50 yards of flax fiber	167	No
4). 50 yards of wool fiber	133	No
5). 100 yards of jute fiber	201	No
6). 100 yards of cotton thread	971	No
7). 10 yards of linen cloth	750	No
8). 10 yards of burlap cloth	437	No
9). 10 yards of wool cloth	656	No
10). 10 yards of silk cloth	1125	No
11). some cloth small padding	62	No
12). some large cloth padding	150	!!
13). 100 yards of wool yarn	625	No
14). 10 yards of rat-pelt leather	125	!!
15). 10 yards of cougar-pelt leather	875	No
16). a leather shield handle	125	No
17). a long leather cord	125	!!
[You may purchase items from the shopkeeper with ORDER #]

Hallway

[Crossing Outfitting Society, Hallway]
Painted groves of trees span the length of the dark green walls of the hallway. Set against one wall is a chaise lounge covered with a dark green knitted throw. Light brown mats rest upon the floor before gold, maple, and oak doorways which lead into several workrooms.
You also see a white wicker archway.
Obvious exits: north, south.

• The arch here is for rent-a-crafting-room private crafting room rentals.
• The lounge here is a Donation rack.

Weaving Room (gold door)

[Crossing Outfitting Society, Weaving Room]
Set in the back of the large workroom is a hefty loom. Hooks and shelves line the deep purple walls, holding various tools and spools of thread that are currently not in use. Next to the gold door is a simple table and chair, a place to take a load off and enjoy a cool drink.
Obvious exits: none.

• The hook here is a Donation rack.

On the table
Item	Price	Done
a pitcher of iced strawberry lemonade	0

Weaving Room (maple door)

[Crossing Outfitting Society, Weaving Room]
Set in the back of the large workroom is a hefty loom. Hooks and shelves line the bright orange walls, holding various tools and spools of thread that are currently not in use. Next to the maple door is a simple table and chair, a place to take a load off and enjoy a cool drink.
Obvious exits: none.

• The hook here is a Donation rack.

On the table
Item	Price	Done
a pitcher of iced strawberry lemonade	0

Weaving Room (oak door)

[Crossing Outfitting Society, Weaving Room]
Set in the back of the large workroom is a hefty loom. Hooks and shelves line the dark green walls, holding various tools and spools of thread that are currently not in use. Next to the carved oak door is a simple table and chair, a place to take a load off and enjoy a cool drink. You also see a bucket of viscous gloop.
Obvious exits: none.

• The hook here is a Donation rack.

On the table
Item	Price	Done
a pitcher of iced strawberry lemonade	0

Hallway

[Crossing Outfitting Society, Hallway]
Painted groves of trees span the length of the dark green walls of the hallway. Set against one wall is a chaise lounge covered with a dark green knitted throw. Light brown mats rest upon the floor before gold, maple, and oak doorways which lead into several workrooms.
You also see a white wicker archway.
Obvious exits: north, south.

Workroom (cedar door)

[Crossing Outfitting Society, Workroom]
Hooks and shelves line the deep red walls, holding various tools and spools of thread that are currently not in use. Next to the carved cedar door is a simple table and chair, a place to take a load off and enjoy a cool drink.
Obvious exits: none.

• The hook & shelf here is are Donation racks.

On the table
Item	Price	Done
a pitcher of iced strawberry lemonade	0

Workroom (painted door)

[Crossing Outfitting Society, Workroom]
Hooks and shelves line the light blue walls, holding various tools and spools of thread that are currently not in use. Next to the painted door is a simple table and chair, a place to take a load off and enjoy a cool drink.
Obvious exits: none.

• The hook & shelf here is are Donation racks.

On the table
Item	Price	Done
a pitcher of iced strawberry lemonade	0