Item:Cinnabar-rubbed ivory nguru - Revision history

LOREALI6 at 06:37, 19 October 2025

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	\|CTag=red,dark red		\|CTag=red,dark red
	\|STag=Prydaen		\|STag=Prydaen
	\|~~type~~=instrument		\|ptype=instrument
			\|verby=No
			\|pcrystal=No
			\|atmos=No
			\|istone=No
			\|metal=no
	\|weight=5		\|weight=5
	\|appcost=15,000		\|appcost=15,000
			\|rarity=festival
	\|lsize=2		\|lsize=2
	\|wsize=1		\|wsize=1
	\|hsize=1		\|hsize=1
			\|enchanted=No
			\|feature-change=No
			\|insttype=wind
			\|instquality=very finely made
			\|generator=No
	\|sourcetype=-		\|sourcetype=-
	\|itype=wind instrument		\|itype=wind instrument
	\|fname=No		\|fname=No
	}}		}}

	==Appraisal==		==Appraisal==
	The ivory nguru appears to be a wind instrument.~~<br />~~		: The ivory nguru appears to be a wind instrument.
	You are certain that the ivory nguru is crafted from ivory.~~<br />~~		: You are certain that the ivory nguru is crafted from ivory.
	You are certain that the ivory nguru is ~~created with~~ ~~exquisite~~ ~~craftsmanship~~.		: You are certain that the ivory nguru is very finely made.

	==Assess==
	You are certain that the ivory nguru is crafted from ivory.<br />
	You are certain that the ivory nguru is very finely made.

	==Recall==		==Recall==

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	==Recall==		==Recall==
	The nguru is a small wind instrument native to Prydaen culture that is traditionally made out of the large tooth of an animal but can be made out of carved wood and bone, or molded clay and is shaped like a tooth with a tapering curved end. The nguru consists of a large round opening where one exhales and a smaller opening at the curved end of the instrument, and has between two to four finger holes and is often intricately carved.		The nguru is a small wind instrument native to [[Prydaen]] culture that is traditionally made out of the large tooth of an animal but can be made out of carved wood and bone, or molded clay and is shaped like a tooth with a tapering curved end. The nguru consists of a large round opening where one exhales and a smaller opening at the curved end of the instrument, and has between two to four finger holes and is often intricately carved.

Maintenance script: Created page with "{{Item |noun=nguru |look=Carved into the body of the nguru is a detailed scene depicting the journey of the Prydaen to the east. The image has been rubbed with dark red c..."

2013-09-21T11:50:23Z

Created page with "{{Item |noun=nguru |look=Carved into the body of the nguru is a detailed scene depicting the journey of the Prydaen to the east. The image has been rubbed with dark red c..."

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{{Item
|noun=nguru
|look=Carved into the body of the nguru is a detailed scene depicting the journey of the [[Prydaen]] to the east. The image has been rubbed with dark red cinnabar, which gives the carvings a delicate wash of color and makes them stand out in contrast to the fingerholes.
|MTag=ivory,cinnabar
|CTag=red,dark red
|STag=Prydaen
|type=instrument
|weight=5
|appcost=15,000
|lsize=2
|wsize=1
|hsize=1
|sourcetype=-
|itype=wind instrument
|fname=No
}}

==Appraisal==
The ivory nguru appears to be a wind instrument.<br />
You are certain that the ivory nguru is crafted from ivory.<br />
You are certain that the ivory nguru is created with exquisite craftsmanship.

==Assess==
You are certain that the ivory nguru is crafted from ivory.<br />
You are certain that the ivory nguru is very finely made.

==Recall==
The nguru is a small wind instrument native to Prydaen culture that is traditionally made out of the large tooth of an animal but can be made out of carved wood and bone, or molded clay and is shaped like a tooth with a tapering curved end. The nguru consists of a large round opening where one exhales and a smaller opening at the curved end of the instrument, and has between two to four finger holes and is often intricately carved.