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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	*Cannot seem to fill from a keg.		* Cannot seem to fill from a keg.
	*Cannot seem to fill from a drink in hand.		* Cannot seem to fill from a drink in hand.

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{{Item
|noun=flagon
|look=This vessel shows considerable wear, although it is still very serviceable. This and the emblem on the side suggest that it has been a frequent drinking companion to at least one Bard.
|MTag=pewter
|CTag=ebon
|STag=lyre
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==Verbs==
* {{com|study}}: As you study the flagon, you think you could probably tilt, raise, rub and wave it.
* {{com|tilt}}: You tilt back your head with your flagon to your mouth, ready to drink a deep, refreshing draught.
* {{com|raise}}: You raise your pewter flagon high, as if about to propose a toast.
* {{com|rub}}: You buff your pewter flagon, bringing out a muted shine from beneath the tarnish.
* {{com|wave}}: You swing your pewter flagon in an expansive gesture. Be careful not to spill anything!

==Notes==
*Cannot seem to fill from a keg.
*Cannot seem to fill from a drink in hand.

Item:Tarnished pewter flagon enameled with an ebon lyre - Revision history

LOREALI6 at 02:56, 27 April 2015

LOREALI6: Created page with "{{Item |noun=flagon |look=This vessel shows considerable wear, although it is still very serviceable. This and the emblem on the side suggest that it has been a frequent drin..."