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==Verbs==
* {{com|study}}:
: Looking at the gardening apron, it appears to be designed for the efficient gathering, storage, and bulk handling of herbs and healing reagents. You think that you could:


:: PUT an herb or healing reagent into the gardening apron.
Looking at the gardening apron, it appears to be designed for the efficient gathering, storage, and bulk handling of herbs and healing reagents. You think that you could:
:: GET or TAKE an herb or healing reagent from the gardening apron.

:: FILL the gardening apron from another container or the ground.
:PUT an herb or healing reagent into the gardening apron.
:GET or TAKE an herb or healing reagent from the gardening apron.
::: [To fill from the ground, just FILL APRON while holding the apron.]
:FILL the gardening apron from another container or the ground.
:: DUMP the contents of the gardening apron onto the ground or into a trash receptacle.
::[To fill from the ground, just FILL APRON while holding the apron.]
::: [To dump the contents onto the ground, DUMP OUT while holding the apron in your right hand.]
:: PINCH off a single dose of an herb in the gardening apron.
:DUMP the contents of the gardening apron onto the ground or into a trash receptacle.
:: ASSESS how full the gardening apron is.
::[To dump the contents onto the ground, DUMP OUT while holding the apron in your right hand.]
:PINCH off a single dose of an herb in the gardening apron.
:ASSESS how full the gardening apron is.


==Variations==
==Variations==
An example is '''''plum''' gardening apron embroidered with '''windfeather''' blossoms''.
An example is ''a '''plum''' gardening apron embroidered with '''windfeather''' blossoms''.


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Revision as of 21:01, 13 November 2020

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<color> gardening apron embroidered with <flower> blossoms
Look: You see nothing unusual.
Weight: 2 stones
Metal: Unknown
Appraised Cost: 62,500 Kronars50,000 Lirums <br />45,100 Dokoras <br />62.5 LTBpoints <br />62.5 Tickets <br />62.5 Scrips <br />
Properties:
  • This item is a container or has pockets.
  • This item is worn in a generic slot.
  • This item reduces the inventory count and/or weight of its contents. Note: because of this, it may count as two items.
Dimensions: 3 length x 3 width x 2 height
Capacity: 3 length x 3 width x 3 height (200 stones)
Sources: Source is Hollow Eve Festival 450/Game prizes, Hollow Eve Festival 447/Game prizes, Hollow Eve Festival 439/Game prizes, Hollow Eve Festival 436/Game prizes
This is a consolidated page that describes the mechanics of an item with many cosmetic variations, such as Hollow Eve gifts. Please document functionality, verbs, and other important information here instead of posting it on individual item pages. This ensures that all of the documentation is on one page instead of having it scattered across multiple pages; it also simplifies collaboration.


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Verbs

Looking at the gardening apron, it appears to be designed for the efficient gathering, storage, and bulk handling of herbs and healing reagents. You think that you could:
PUT an herb or healing reagent into the gardening apron.
GET or TAKE an herb or healing reagent from the gardening apron.
FILL the gardening apron from another container or the ground.
[To fill from the ground, just FILL APRON while holding the apron.]
DUMP the contents of the gardening apron onto the ground or into a trash receptacle.
[To dump the contents onto the ground, DUMP OUT while holding the apron in your right hand.]
PINCH off a single dose of an herb in the gardening apron.
ASSESS how full the gardening apron is.

Variations

An example is a plum gardening apron embroidered with windfeather blossoms.

Colors
  • absinthe-green
  • abyssal black
  • amber
  • amethyst
  • apple-green
  • apricot
  • ashy grey
  • aubergine
  • auburn
  • azure
  • beige
  • black
  • blood-red
  • blue-green
  • bone-white
  • brown
  • buff
  • buttercup
  • butterscotch
  • buttery yellow
  • camel
  • canary-yellow
  • caramel
  • celestial-blue
  • cerulean
  • champagne
  • charcoal
  • chartreuse
  • cherry
  • chestnut
  • cinnabar
  • cinnamon
  • claret
  • cobalt
  • copper
  • cornflower
  • cream
  • crimson
  • dappled gray
  • ebon
  • ecru
  • eggshell
  • foggy grey
  • forest-green
  • fuchsia
  • fuschia
  • gabardine
  • golden brown
  • goldenrod
  • hunter-green
  • indigo
  • ivory
  • jade
  • lavender
  • lemon-yellow
  • lilac
  • lime-green
  • magenta
  • malachite
  • mango
  • marigold
  • maroon
  • mauve
  • melon
  • midnight-blue
  • mint
  • mossy green
  • mulberry
  • navy
  • nomlas
  • oceanic blue
  • ochre
  • orchid
  • periwinkle
  • persimmon
  • pitch-black
  • plum
  • powdery blue
  • rainbow
  • royal-blue
  • russet
  • sable
  • saffron
  • sanguine
  • sea-blue
  • sea-green
  • sienna
  • silvery blue
  • silvery white
  • slate
  • snowy white
  • tangerine
  • teal
  • titan
  • titian
  • turquoise
  • ultramarine
  • umber
  • verdant
  • violet
  • viridian
  • white
Flowers
  • almagarus
  • alyssum
  • artemesia
  • aster
  • azalea
  • begonia
  • belladonna
  • Blazing Star
  • blood lily
  • bloodflower
  • buttercup
  • calla lily
  • calodendrum
  • carnation
  • chrysanthemum
  • creamcup
  • crocus
  • daisy
  • dawn's breath
  • delphinium
  • dewdrop lace
  • dragon lily
  • dragonflower
  • Eluned's Glory
  • Elven tear
  • etrana
  • faesoul
  • firewheel
  • flamerose
  • fleabane
  • gardenia
  • geshiloira
  • gladiolus
  • glaysker
  • hellebore
  • hex lily
  • hibiscus
  • hollyhock
  • hyacinth
  • Idon's trumpet
  • iris
  • jasmine
  • jes-rose
  • jewelweed
  • jonquil
  • kelpbell
  • lanceleaf
  • larkspur
  • liana
  • lilac
  • magnolia
  • maiden's breath
  • marigold
  • melir
  • midnight glory
  • milady's lace
  • nasturtium
  • nightshade
  • oleander
  • orchid
  • peace lily
  • peony
  • plumeria
  • poppy
  • primrose
  • queen's tear
  • rhododendron
  • shrike's bounty
  • snapdragon
  • snowflower
  • spider lily
  • stargazer lily
  • star jasmine
  • star thistle
  • starflower
  • sun's glory
  • sunflower
  • sunset dahlia
  • torch ginger
  • tuberose
  • tulip
  • unicorn lily
  • velvet lily
  • viburnum
  • widow's lace
  • windflower
  • zinnia
  • Zoluren ensha