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Attendant Iti reaches into his eddy, which seems surprisingly deep and spacious, as he pulls out a long parchment and unfurls it for you to read:
Attendant Iti reaches into his eddy, which seems surprisingly deep and spacious, as he pulls out a long parchment and unfurls it for you to read:


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# an aubergine
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|7||an aqua
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# a banana yellow
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# a barn red
|9||an ash-grey
# a bardic blue
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# a beige
|10||an aubergine
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|11||an auburn
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# a blue
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|13||a baby-blue
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# a blush pink
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|14||a banana yellow
# a brick-red
|-
# a brown
|15||a barn red
# a burgundy
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# a burnt orange
|16||a bardic blue
# a buttercup
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# a canary-yellow
|17||a beige
# a cardinal
|-
# a celadon
|18||a bisque
# a cerise
|-
# a cerulean
|19||a bistre
# a charcoal
|-
# a chartreuse
|20||a black
# a cherry-red
|-
# a claret
|21||a blood-red
# a cloud-grey
|-
# a coal-black
|22||a blue
# a cobalt
|-
# a coral
|23||a blue-green
# a cornflower
|-
# a cornsilk
|24||a blush pink
# a cream
|-
# a crimson
|25||a bone-white
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|-
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|26||a brick-red
# a dark blue
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|27||a brown
# a dark brown
# a dark green
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# a dark grey
|28||a burgundy
# a dark orange
|-
# a dark pink
|29||a burnt orange
# a dark purple
|-
# a dark red
|30||a buttercup
# a dark yellow
|-
# a dove-grey
|31||a canary-yellow
# a dun
|-
# an ebony
|32||a cardinal
# an ecru
|-
# an eggshell
|33||a celadon
# an emerald-green
|-
# a fawn-brown
|34||a cerise
# a fern-green
|-
# a flame-orange
|35||a cerulean
# a flax-colored
|-
# a forest-green
|36||a charcoal
# a fuchsia
|-
# a garnet-red
|37||a chartreuse
# a gentian
|-
# a ginger
|38||a cherry-red
# a golden
|-
# a grass-green
|39||a claret
# a green
|-
|40||a cloud-grey
# a grey
# a heather-blue
|-
# a heliotrope
|41||a coal-black
# a honey-colored
|-
# an ichorous green
|42||a cobalt
# an icy blue
|-
# an indigo
|43||a coral
# an inky black
|-
# an ivory
|44||a cornflower
# a jade-green
|-
# a jet-black
|45||a cornsilk
# a khaki
|-
# a lavender
|46||a cream
# a lemon-yellow
|-
# a light blue
|47||a crimson
# a light brown
|-
# a light green
|48||a cyan
# a light grey
|-
# a light orange
|49||a daffodil
# a light pink
|-
# a light purple
|50||a dark blue
# a light red
|-
# a light yellow
|51||a dark brown
# a lilac
|-
|52||a dark green
# a lime-green
# a liver-brown
|-
# a magenta
|53||a dark grey
# a mahogany
|-
# a marigold
|54||a dark orange
# a maroon
|-
# a mauve
|55||a dark pink
# a midnight-black
|-
# a midnight-blue
|56||a dark purple
# a mint-green
|-
# a moss-green
|57||a dark red
# a mulberry
|-
|58||a dark yellow
# a mustard-yellow
# a nutmeg
|-
# an oceanic blue
|59||a dove-grey
# an ochre
|-
# an off white
|60||a dun
# an olive-green
|-
|61||an ebony
# an onyx
# an orange
|-
|62||an ecru
# an orchid
# a peach
|-
# a peacock-blue
|63||an eggshell
# a periwinkle
|-
# a pink
|64||an emerald-green
# a pistachio
|-
# a pitch black
|65||a fawn-brown
# a plum
|-
# a poppy-red
|66||a fern-green
# a powder-blue
|-
# a puce
|67||a flame-orange
# a pumpkin-orange
|-
# a purple
|68||a flax-colored
# a pus-yellow
|-
# a raspberry-pink
|69||a forest-green
# a raven-black
|-
# a red
|70||a fuchsia
# a Rissan-orange
|-
# a rose
|71||a garnet-red
# a royal blue
|-
# a russet
|72||a gentian
# a rusty red
|-
# a sable
|73||a ginger
# a saffron
|-
# a sage-green
|74||a golden
# a sapphire-blue
|-
# a scarlet
|75||a grass-green
# a sea-green
|-
# a seafoam
|76||a green
# a seal-brown
|-
# a sepia
|77||a grey
# a shell-pink
|-
|78||a heather-blue
# a sky-blue
# a slate-grey
|-
# a snow-white
|79||a heliotrope
# a spring-green
|-
# a steel-grey
|80||a honey-colored
# a straw-colored
|-
# a strawberry
|81||an ichorous green
# a sunset-orange
|-
# a swamp-green
|82||an icy blue
# a taffelberry-black
|-
# a tan
|83||an indigo
# a tangerine
|-
# a taupe
|84||an inky black
# a tawny
|-
# a teal
|85||an ivory
# a turquoise
|-
# an ultramarine
|86||a jade-green
# an umber
|-
# a verdigris
|87||a jet-black
# a vermilion
|-
# a violet
|88||a khaki
# a violet-blue
|-
# a violet-red
|89||a lavender
# a viridian
|-
|90||a lemon-yellow
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|91||a light blue
|-
|92||a light brown
|-
|93||a light green
|-
|94||a light grey
|-
|95||a light orange
|-
|96||a light pink
|-
|97||a light purple
|-
|98||a light red
|-
|99||a light yellow
|-
|100||a lilac
|-
|101||a lime-green
|-
|102||a liver-brown
|-
|103||a magenta
|-
|104||a mahogany
|-
|105||a marigold
|-
|106||a maroon
|-
|107||a mauve
|-
|108||a midnight-black
|-
|109||a midnight-blue
|-
|110||a mint-green
|-
|111||a moss-green
|-
|112||a mulberry
|-
|113||a mustard-yellow
|-
|114||a nutmeg
|-
|115||an oceanic blue
|-
|116||an ochre
|-
|117||an off white
|-
|118||an olive-green
|-
|119||an onyx
|-
|120||an orange
|-
|121||an orchid
|-
|122||a peach
|-
|123||a peacock-blue
|-
|124||a periwinkle
|-
|125||a pink
|-
|126||a pistachio
|-
|127||a pitch black
|-
|128||a plum
|-
|129||a poppy-red
|-
|130||a powder-blue
|-
|131||a puce
|-
|132||a pumpkin-orange
|-
|133||a purple
|-
|134||a pus-yellow
|-
|135||a raspberry-pink
|-
|136||a raven-black
|-
|137||a red
|-
|138||a Rissan-orange
|-
|139||a rose
|-
|140||a royal blue
|-
|141||a russet
|-
|142||a rusty red
|-
|143||a sable
|-
|144||a saffron
|-
|145||a sage-green
|-
|146||a sapphire-blue
|-
|147||a scarlet
|-
|148||a sea-green
|-
|149||a seafoam
|-
|150||a seal-brown
|-
|151||a sepia
|-
|152||a shell-pink
|-
|153||a sky-blue
|-
|154||a slate-grey
|-
|155||a snow-white
|-
|156||a spring-green
|-
|157||a steel-grey
|-
|158||a straw-colored
|-
|159||a strawberry
|-
|160||a sunset-orange
|-
|161||a swamp-green
|-
|162||a taffelberry-black
|-
|163||a tan
|-
|164||a tangerine
|-
|165||a taupe
|-
|166||a tawny
|-
|167||a teal
|-
|168||a turquoise
|-
|169||an ultramarine
|-
|170||an umber
|-
|171||a verdigris
|-
|172||a vermilion
|-
|173||a violet
|-
|174||a violet-blue
|-
|175||a violet-red
|-
|176||a viridian
|-
|177||a yellow
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Revision as of 19:15, 2 November 2023

What A Steel!
Event Hollow Eve Festival 447
# of Rooms 1
Store Type Weapon shops
This store only accepts Kronars


Shop

[What A Steel!, Shop]
Sturdy displays showcase an array of weapons, from swords to pikes. The space is organized and well-lit, allowing customers to carefully examine each item while knowledgeable staff provide information on functionality and proper usage. You also see a wooden door, a huge sign, a smaller note and Attendant Iti. Obvious exits: none. 


A huge sign reads:
"     The items in our shop are customizable by Iti.
You can choose a new TECHNIQUE of embellishment, a new COLORed SYMBOL,
    and a new MODIFICATION of how that symbol is displayed.
      You can elect to not have a TECHNIQUE option.

    The fee for this service is 5 platinum Kronars,
        and it can be done multiple times.

  An example of what the finished product can look like is:
a stamped (TECHNIQUE) steel hanger emblazoned (MODIFICATION)
       with a fuchsia (COLOR) bell (SYMBOL)"
On the walnut rack
Item Price Done
steel glaive 125,000   No
steel scythe 125,000   No
steel halberd 125,000   No
steel lance 125,000   No
steel pike 125,000   No
steel spetum 125,000   No
steel quarterstaff 125,000   No
steel nightstick 125,000   No
steel two-headed hammer 125,000   No
steel footman's flail 125,000   No
steel dire mace 125,000   No
On the maple rack
Item Price Done
steel war mattock 125,000   No
steel hara 125,000   No
steel morning star 125,000   No
steel heavy mace 125,000   No
steel flanged mace 125,000   No
steel mace 125,000   No
steel war hammer 125,000   No
steel hand mace 125,000   No
steel cudgel 125,000   No
steel greatsword 125,000   No
On the ash rack
Item Price Done
steel greataxe 125,000   No
steel two-handed sword 125,000   No
steel broadaxe 125,000   No
steel battle axe 125,000   No
steel falchion 125,000   No
steel broadsword 125,000   No
steel longsword 125,000   No
steel hand axe 125,000   No
steel cutlass 125,000   No
steel scimitar 125,000   No
On the oak rack
Item Price Done
steel sabre 125,000   No
steel hanger 125,000   No
steel falcata 125,000   No
steel rapier 125,000   No
steel stiletto 125,000   No
steel pugio 125,000   No
steel short sword 125,000   No
steel katar 125,000   No
steel misericorde 125,000   No
steel dagger 125,000   No

Techniques

Attendant Iti reaches into his eddy, which seems surprisingly deep and spacious, as he pulls out a long parchment and unfurls it for you to read:

Techniques
  1. (blank)
  2. a chased
  3. an embossed
  4. an engraved
  5. an etched
  6. an incised
  7. an inscribed
  8. a stamped

[ASK ITI TO CHOOSE TECHNIQUE {#} to select the option you're interested in while holding your weapon. You must do each step, even if you select a (blank) option for those that have them. When finished, ASK ITI ABOUT FINISH to review and confirm.]

Modifications

Attendant Iti reaches into his eddy, which seems surprisingly deep and spacious, as he pulls out a long parchment and unfurls it for you to read:

Depictions
  1. adorned with
  2. delineating
  3. depicting
  4. displaying
  5. embellished with
  6. emblazoned with
  7. exhibiting
  8. featuring
  9. figured with
  10. illustrating
  11. marked with
  12. ornamented with
  13. painted with
  14. portraying
  15. showcasing
  16. showing

[ASK ITI TO CHOOSE MODIFICATION {#} to select the option you're interested in while holding your weapon. You must do each step, even if you select a (blank) option for those that have them. When finished, ASK ITI ABOUT FINISH to review and confirm.]

Colors

Attendant Iti reaches into his eddy, which seems surprisingly deep and spacious, as he pulls out a long parchment and unfurls it for you to read:

Colors
  1. an acid-green
  2. an alabaster
  3. an amber
  4. an apple-green
  5. an apple-red
  6. an apricot
  7. an aqua
  8. an argent
  9. an ash-grey
  10. an aubergine
  11. an auburn
  12. an azure
  13. a baby-blue
  14. a banana yellow
  15. a barn red
  16. a bardic blue
  17. a beige
  18. a bisque
  19. a bistre
  20. a black
  21. a blood-red
  22. a blue
  23. a blue-green
  24. a blush pink
  25. a bone-white
  26. a brick-red
  27. a brown
  28. a burgundy
  29. a burnt orange
  30. a buttercup
  31. a canary-yellow
  32. a cardinal
  33. a celadon
  34. a cerise
  35. a cerulean
  36. a charcoal
  37. a chartreuse
  38. a cherry-red
  39. a claret
  40. a cloud-grey
  41. a coal-black
  42. a cobalt
  43. a coral
  44. a cornflower
  45. a cornsilk
  46. a cream
  47. a crimson
  48. a cyan
  49. a daffodil
  50. a dark blue
  51. a dark brown
  52. a dark green
  53. a dark grey
  54. a dark orange
  55. a dark pink
  56. a dark purple
  57. a dark red
  58. a dark yellow
  59. a dove-grey
  60. a dun
  61. an ebony
  62. an ecru
  63. an eggshell
  64. an emerald-green
  65. a fawn-brown
  66. a fern-green
  67. a flame-orange
  68. a flax-colored
  69. a forest-green
  70. a fuchsia
  71. a garnet-red
  72. a gentian
  73. a ginger
  74. a golden
  75. a grass-green
  76. a green
  77. a grey
  78. a heather-blue
  79. a heliotrope
  80. a honey-colored
  81. an ichorous green
  82. an icy blue
  83. an indigo
  84. an inky black
  85. an ivory
  86. a jade-green
  87. a jet-black
  88. a khaki
  89. a lavender
  90. a lemon-yellow
  91. a light blue
  92. a light brown
  93. a light green
  94. a light grey
  95. a light orange
  96. a light pink
  97. a light purple
  98. a light red
  99. a light yellow
  100. a lilac
  101. a lime-green
  102. a liver-brown
  103. a magenta
  104. a mahogany
  105. a marigold
  106. a maroon
  107. a mauve
  108. a midnight-black
  109. a midnight-blue
  110. a mint-green
  111. a moss-green
  112. a mulberry
  113. a mustard-yellow
  114. a nutmeg
  115. an oceanic blue
  116. an ochre
  117. an off white
  118. an olive-green
  119. an onyx
  120. an orange
  121. an orchid
  122. a peach
  123. a peacock-blue
  124. a periwinkle
  125. a pink
  126. a pistachio
  127. a pitch black
  128. a plum
  129. a poppy-red
  130. a powder-blue
  131. a puce
  132. a pumpkin-orange
  133. a purple
  134. a pus-yellow
  135. a raspberry-pink
  136. a raven-black
  137. a red
  138. a Rissan-orange
  139. a rose
  140. a royal blue
  141. a russet
  142. a rusty red
  143. a sable
  144. a saffron
  145. a sage-green
  146. a sapphire-blue
  147. a scarlet
  148. a sea-green
  149. a seafoam
  150. a seal-brown
  151. a sepia
  152. a shell-pink
  153. a sky-blue
  154. a slate-grey
  155. a snow-white
  156. a spring-green
  157. a steel-grey
  158. a straw-colored
  159. a strawberry
  160. a sunset-orange
  161. a swamp-green
  162. a taffelberry-black
  163. a tan
  164. a tangerine
  165. a taupe
  166. a tawny
  167. a teal
  168. a turquoise
  169. an ultramarine
  170. an umber
  171. a verdigris
  172. a vermilion
  173. a violet
  174. a violet-blue
  175. a violet-red
  176. a viridian
  177. a yellow

[ASK ITI TO CHOOSE COLOR {#} to select the option you're interested in while holding your weapon. You must do each step, even if you select a (blank) option for those that have them. When finished, ASK ITI ABOUT FINISH to review and confirm.]

Symbols

Attendant Iti reaches into his eddy, which seems surprisingly deep and spacious, as he pulls out a long parchment and unfurls it for you to read:

Colors
  1. acorn
  2. albatross
  3. ale-filled mug
  4. anchor
  5. badger
  6. balloon
  7. bell
  8. blood wolf
  9. boar
  10. bobcat
  11. boobrie
  12. bull
  13. bunch of grapes
  14. burning torch
  15. butterfly
  16. curled-up cat
  17. sitting cat
  18. stalking cat
  19. tabby cat
  20. centaur
  21. cantering centaur
  22. chalice
  23. chicken
  24. cobra
  25. coiled snake
  26. comet
  27. cornucopia
  28. cow
  29. coyote
  30. howling coyote
  31. crab
  32. crane
  33. crescent moon
  34. crocodile
  35. crown
  36. dog
  37. dolphin
  38. donkey
  39. dove
  40. dragon
  41. flaming dragon
  42. flying dragon
  43. duck
  44. erupting volcano
  45. eye
  46. falcon
  47. faiyka
  48. feather
  49. jellyfish
  50. exploding fireball
  51. firecat
  52. flaming anvil
  53. flickering flame
  54. fox
  55. frog
  56. gargoyle
  57. ghost
  58. goat
  59. goblin
  60. goshawk
  61. gremlin
  62. gryphon
  63. hanged man
  64. hangman's noose
  65. harp
  66. hawk
  67. heart
  68. hedgehog
  69. heron
  70. sprig of holly
  71. honeybee
  72. horseshoe
  73. hourglass
  74. hummingbird
  75. iladza
  76. imp
  77. ivy vine
  78. jackal
  79. jaguar
  80. jug
  81. kelpie
  82. key
  83. kingsnake
  84. kitten
  85. knight on horseback
  86. kraken
  87. lamb
  88. lantern
  89. leaping fish
  90. leopard
  91. leucro
  92. lightning bolt
  93. lily
  94. lion
  95. lit candle
  96. lizard
  97. lobster
  98. lotus
  99. lute
  100. lyre
  101. magpie
  102. maple leaf
  103. mermaid
  104. mongoose
  105. monkey
  106. mouse with cheese
  107. musical notes
  108. needle and thread
  109. negeri blossom
  110. nyad
  111. oak leaf
  112. octopus
  113. oil lamp
  114. open book
  115. orc
  116. orlog
  117. otter
  118. owl
  119. ox
  120. padlock
  121. pair of dice
  122. palm tree
  123. panther
  124. parrot
  125. peacock
  126. pelican
  127. pen and inkwell
  128. peony
  129. phoenix
  130. pine cone
  131. pine tree
  132. plow
  133. pumpkin
  134. racoon
  135. raindrop
  136. ram
  137. rat
  138. raven in flight
  139. rearing horse
  140. rearing unicorn
  141. roaring lion
  142. rooster
  143. rosebud
  144. running horse
  145. sailing ship
  146. sana'ati leaf
  147. set of scales
  148. scarecrow
  149. scorpion
  150. rolled up scroll
  151. scythe
  152. seahorse
  153. seven-pointed star
  154. shariza
  155. shark
  156. sheaf of grain
  157. negeri blossom
  158. flock of sheep
  159. shrew
  160. shrike
  161. skeleton
  162. skull and crossbones
  163. skunk
  164. snail
  165. snarling wolf
  166. snow-capped mountain
  167. snowbeast
  168. snowflake
  169. spider in a web
  170. spoked wheel
  171. sprite
  172. squirrel
  173. stack of books
  174. stack of coins
  175. stag
  176. stork
  177. storm goose
  178. striking adder
  179. sunburst
  180. sunflower
  181. swamp troll
  182. swan
  183. target
  184. tart
  185. telescope
  186. thistle
  187. thundercloud
  188. tiger
  189. toadstool
  190. togball
  191. tombstone
  192. triskele
  193. turkey
  194. turtle
  195. umbrella
  196. unicorn
  197. vela'tohr blossom
  198. velver
  199. viper
  200. wand
  201. weasel
  202. wedge of cheese
  203. welkin
  204. whale
  205. willow tree
  206. windmill
  207. wineglass
  208. witch's hat
  209. wolf
  210. wolverine
  211. woodpecker
  212. wren
  213. wyvern
  214. yak
  215. yeehar
  216. zombie

[ASK ITI TO CHOOSE SYMBOL {#} to select the option you're interested in while holding your weapon. You must do each step, even if you select a (blank) option for those that have them. When finished, ASK ITI ABOUT FINISH to review and confirm.]

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