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==Appraisal== |
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:The dragonwood lute appears to be a stringed instrument. |
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:You are certain that the dragonwood lute is crafted from wood. |
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:You are certain that the dragonwood lute is of good quality. |
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:You are certain that the dragonwood lute is strung with a set of six gut strings. |
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:You are certain that the dragonwood lute needs a pick to be played. |
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==Recall== |
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The lute has a tear-shaped body with deeply curved sides and back and a short neck. The six courses of strings run across a central sound hole down the fretted fingerboard to the tuning pegs affixed to a head that is bent back in a near ninety-degree angle. Its soft sound makes it an excellent accompaniment for the voice. |
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Revision as of 17:24, 25 July 2014
| polished dragonwood lute patterned with delicate birch inlay | |
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| Look: | The pale slivers of birch show up starkly against the darker dragonwood, forming the image of a phoenix in flight whose wings are fanned back to gently curl around the sound hole. |
| Weight: | 10 stones |
| Metal: | Unknown |
| Appraised Cost: | 375,000 Kronars300,000 Lirums <br />270,600 Dokoras <br />375 LTBpoints <br />375 Tickets <br />375 Scrips <br /> |
| Properties: |
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| Dimensions: | 5 length x 3 width x 1 height |
| Sources: | Source is MegaSafari 413 game prizes, Darkbox 414 prizes, Basket of colored darts |
Appraisal
- The dragonwood lute appears to be a stringed instrument.
- You are certain that the dragonwood lute is crafted from wood.
- You are certain that the dragonwood lute is of good quality.
- You are certain that the dragonwood lute is strung with a set of six gut strings.
- You are certain that the dragonwood lute needs a pick to be played.
Recall
The lute has a tear-shaped body with deeply curved sides and back and a short neck. The six courses of strings run across a central sound hole down the fretted fingerboard to the tuning pegs affixed to a head that is bent back in a near ninety-degree angle. Its soft sound makes it an excellent accompaniment for the voice.