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TK-421: clarifications on rules

2021-11-26T03:30:02Z

clarifications on rules

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	The fabric produced is ''always'' named after the gemstone used in the weaving. Only "icesilk" is acceptable.		The fabric produced is ''always'' named after the gemstone used in the weaving. Only "icesilk" is acceptable.
	* Using a garnet would produce "garnet icesilk" not "red icesilk", using a pink sapphire would produce "pink sapphire icesilk" not "pink icesilk" and so on.		* Using a garnet would produce "garnet icesilk" not "red icesilk", using a pink sapphire would produce "pink sapphire icesilk" not "pink icesilk" and so on.

			Either the TAP, the LOOK, or both should mention a gemstone name.<br>
			Icesilk '''must''' have a gem color mentioned, but does not need to be in the TAP specifically

	===Composition===		===Composition===
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	===Required Verbiage===		===Required Verbiage===
			The LOOK of any garment made with icesilk should contain verbiage along the lines of one of these examples:
	The following text '''must''' be used in the LOOK of any garment made with any amount of icesilk:
			: Silvery-white threads of this <item> glitter against the <gemstone> metallic threads used in the fabric.
	: ...the silvery white warp threads of this ''<item>'' glitter icily against the ''<gemstone>'' metallic threads used in the weft of the loom.		: ...the silvery white warp threads of this ''<item>'' glitter icily against the ''<gemstone>'' metallic threads used in the weft of the loom.

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	* Icesilk '''cannot''' be used to make corsets, bustiers, skirts, ruvens, leggings or trousers.		* Icesilk '''cannot''' be used to make corsets, bustiers, skirts, ruvens, leggings or trousers.
	\|altsum=LOOK restrictions; cannot be used as thread.		\|altsum=LOOK restrictions; cannot be used as thread.
			\|noalt=No
	\|crafting=No		\|crafting=No
	\|alchemy=No		\|alchemy=No

TEVESHSZAT at 00:57, 7 July 2021

2021-07-07T00:57:16Z

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	\|rarity=rare		\|rarity=rare
	\|CTag=-		\|CTag=-
	\|special=~~none~~		\|special=gnome style, kaldar style
	\|altrules====Naming===		\|altrules====Naming===
	The fabric produced is ''always'' named after the gemstone used in the weaving. Only "icesilk" is acceptable.		The fabric produced is ''always'' named after the gemstone used in the weaving. Only "icesilk" is acceptable.

TEVESHSZAT at 05:28, 5 July 2021

2021-07-05T05:28:54Z

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	{{Material		{{Material
		⚫	\|description=The origins of '''icesilk''', like the weaving process itself, are shrouded in mystery. What little that is known seems improbable at best. Icesilk utilizes threads of pure silk and a second rarer type of silk which is found only in the mountains of [[Albaria]]. These two silk threads are spun together using an unusual spinning process to produce a silvery white thread which has a faintly sparkling or glittering appearance. This thread, known as the "silvered thread," is used in the warp of icesilk.
	\|description===Origins and Info==
⚫	The origins of '''icesilk''', like the weaving process itself, are shrouded in mystery. What little that is known seems improbable at best. Icesilk utilizes threads of pure silk and a second rarer type of silk which is found only in the mountains of [[Albaria]]. These two silk threads are spun together using an unusual spinning process to produce a silvery white thread which has a faintly sparkling or glittering appearance. This thread, known as the "silvered thread," is used in the warp of icesilk.

	The weft is crafted using a second "silvered thread" and a translucent gemstone, such as an emerald or an aquamarine. Exactly how the gemstone is used in the spinning process is a closely guarded secret known to a very few but the thread that is produced is remarkably soft and supple with a strong metallic appearance.		The weft is crafted using a second "silvered thread" and a translucent gemstone, such as an emerald or an aquamarine. Exactly how the gemstone is used in the spinning process is a closely guarded secret known to a very few but the thread that is produced is remarkably soft and supple with a strong metallic appearance.
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	The "gemstone thread" is then woven together with a "silvered thread" to produce a fabric that is lightweight and yet has the unusual side benefit of locking in body heat when worn next to the skin.		The "gemstone thread" is then woven together with a "silvered thread" to produce a fabric that is lightweight and yet has the unusual side benefit of locking in body heat when worn next to the skin.

	Note: The "rarer type of silk" which is found only in certain areas of the Albarian Mountains is used exclusively in the production of icesilk and thus has no name that is openly shared by its weavers.		'''Note:''' The "rarer type of silk" which is found only in certain areas of the Albarian Mountains is used exclusively in the production of icesilk and thus has no name that is openly shared by its weavers.
	\|type=fabric		\|type=fabric
	\|stype=silks		\|stype=silks
	\|rarity=rare		\|rarity=rare
	\|CTag=-		\|CTag=-
			\|special=none
	\|altrules====Naming===		\|altrules====Naming===
	The fabric produced is ''always'' named after the gemstone used in the weaving. Only "icesilk" is acceptable.		The fabric produced is ''always'' named after the gemstone used in the weaving. Only "icesilk" is acceptable.

TK-421 at 19:55, 4 July 2021

2021-07-04T19:55:52Z

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	~~Only "icesilk" is acceptable.~~ The fabric produced is ''always'' named after the gemstone used in the weaving.		The fabric produced is ''always'' named after the gemstone used in the weaving. Only "icesilk" is acceptable.
	* Using a garnet would produce "garnet icesilk" not "red icesilk", using a pink sapphire would produce "pink sapphire icesilk" not "pink icesilk" and so on.		* Using a garnet would produce "garnet icesilk" not "red icesilk", using a pink sapphire would produce "pink sapphire icesilk" not "pink icesilk" and so on.

TK-421: significantly reformatted

2021-07-04T19:51:47Z

significantly reformatted

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ZUERCAT at 07:11, 10 November 2018

2018-11-10T07:11:49Z

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	==Alterations==		==Alterations==

	Icesilk CAN be used in alterations and wedding items provided a logical amount MUST be supplied by the player.[[provided for alterations::true\| ]] See also colors, uses and required look for guidelines.		Icesilk CAN be used in alterations and wedding items provided a logical amount MUST be supplied by the player.[[provided for alterations::true\| ]] See also colors, uses and required look for guidelines. [[alteration restriction notes::LOOK restriction; not as thread\| ]]

	Required Look<br />		Required Look<br />

CARAAMON: /* Alterations */

2015-09-24T01:22:05Z

Alterations

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	==Alterations==		==Alterations==

	Icesilk CAN be used in alterations and wedding items provided a logical amount MUST be supplied by the player. See also colors, uses and required look for guidelines.		Icesilk CAN be used in alterations and wedding items provided a logical amount MUST be supplied by the player.[[provided for alterations::true\| ]] See also colors, uses and required look for guidelines.

	Required Look<br />		Required Look<br />
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	Below is one of the original icesilk items sold in [[Albarian Imports]] to use as a reference		Below is one of the original icesilk items sold in [[Albarian Imports]] to use as a reference

	TAP: a {{ilink\|c\|garnet icesilk gown with a beaded halter neckline}}. LOOK: Deep red garnets are liberally woven into the tiger lily pattern of the Albarian lace panel that gracefully joins the wide icesilk choker to the scooped neckline of this sleeveless gown. Designed to flair slightly at the knee, the silvery white warp threads of this form-fitting gown glitter icily against the rich, wine-red metallic threads used in the weft of the loom.		TAP: a {{ilink\|c\|garnet icesilk gown with a beaded halter neckline}}. LOOK: Deep red garnets are liberally woven into the tiger lily pattern of the Albarian lace panel that gracefully joins the wide icesilk choker to the scooped neckline of this sleeveless gown. Designed to flair slightly at the knee, the silvery white warp threads of this form-fitting gown glitter icily against the rich, wine-red metallic threads used in the weft of the loom.

	==Variations==		==Variations==

LOREALI6 at 05:32, 22 January 2015

2015-01-22T05:32:25Z

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	* Icesilk CAN be used as accent trim for any type of garment or container.		* Icesilk CAN be used as accent trim for any type of garment or container.
	* Icesilk CAN be used to make very small containers such as pouches or purses.		* Icesilk CAN be used to make very small containers such as pouches or purses.
	* Icesilk ~~canNOT~~ be used to make medium or large containers such as haversacks or backpacks.		* Icesilk can NOT be used to make medium or large containers such as haversacks or backpacks.
	* Icesilk ~~canNOT~~ be used to make quivers or sheaths		* Icesilk can NOT be used to make quivers or sheaths
	* Icesilk ~~canNOT~~ be used to make footwear of any kind.		* Icesilk can NOT be used to make footwear of any kind.
	* Icesilk ~~canNOT~~ be used to make corsets, bustiers, skirts, ruvens, leggings or trousers.		* Icesilk can NOT be used to make corsets, bustiers, skirts, ruvens, leggings or trousers.

	Note: Since icesilk is an extremely flimsy and lightweight material it is therefore not suitable for large containers and some types of clothing items.		Note: Since icesilk is an extremely flimsy and lightweight material it is therefore not suitable for large containers and some types of clothing items.

CARAAMON at 10:02, 3 April 2013

2013-04-03T10:02:31Z

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	{{RefAl}}		{{RefAl}}
	{{Cat\|Fabric,Silks}}		{{Cat\|Fabric,Silks,Materials}}

CARAAMON at 09:55, 3 April 2013

2013-04-03T09:55:32Z

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	==Origins and Info==		==Origins and Info==
	The origins of icesilk, like the weaving process itself, are shrouded in mystery. What little that is known seems improbable at best. Icesilk utilizes threads of pure silk and a second rarer type of silk which is found only in the mountains of Albaria. These two silk threads are spun together using an unusual spinning process to produce a silvery white thread which has a faintly sparkling or glittering appearance. This thread, known as the "silvered thread," is used in the warp of icesilk.		The origins of icesilk, like the weaving process itself, are shrouded in mystery. What little that is known seems improbable at best. Icesilk utilizes threads of pure silk and a second rarer type of silk which is found only in the mountains of Albaria. These two silk threads are spun together using an unusual spinning process to produce a silvery white thread which has a faintly sparkling or glittering appearance. This thread, known as the "silvered thread," is used in the warp of icesilk.
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	TAP: a {{ilink\|c\|garnet icesilk gown with a beaded halter neckline}}. LOOK: Deep red garnets are liberally woven into the tiger lily pattern of the Albarian lace panel that gracefully joins the wide icesilk choker to the scooped neckline of this sleeveless gown. Designed to flair slightly at the knee, the silvery white warp threads of this form-fitting gown glitter icily against the rich, wine-red metallic threads used in the weft of the loom.		TAP: a {{ilink\|c\|garnet icesilk gown with a beaded halter neckline}}. LOOK: Deep red garnets are liberally woven into the tiger lily pattern of the Albarian lace panel that gracefully joins the wide icesilk choker to the scooped neckline of this sleeveless gown. Designed to flair slightly at the knee, the silvery white warp threads of this form-fitting gown glitter icily against the rich, wine-red metallic threads used in the weft of the loom.

			==Variations==
			{{MSearch}}

	{{RefAl}}		{{RefAl}}
			{{Cat\|Fabric,Silks}}