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|CTag=silvery grey,gray,grey,silver
|CTag=silvery grey,gray,grey,silver
|STag=spider
|STag=spider
|ptype=other
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|type=toy, verby
|verby=Yes
|pcrystal=No
|atmos=No
|istone=No
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|type=toy
|metal=no
|weight=5
|weight=5
|appcost=6,250
|appcost=6,250
|rarity=festival
|lsize=2
|lsize=2
|wsize=2
|wsize=2
|hsize=2
|hsize=2
|enchanted=No
|feature-change=No
|generator=No
|stacker=No
|sourcetype=-
|sourcetype=-
|fname=No
|fname=No
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* {{com|study}}: As you study the spider, you think you could probably wave, push, clean, turn, rub and pull it.
* {{com|study}}: As you study the spider, you think you could probably wave, push, clean, turn, rub and pull it.
* {{com|wave}}: You hold your toy spider up to get a good look at it (and to let others see it too, of course).
* {{com|wave}}: You hold your toy spider up to get a good look at it (and to let others see it too, of course).

Latest revision as of 12:54, 3 November 2026


springy toy spider
Look: The pull-toy, a miniature of the giant festival mechanism, has eight jointed tubular legs and a bulgy body. Its eyes are multiple bright mirrors that catch and reflect the light. Although the body is silvery grey, each leg is a different vivid color.
Weight: 5 stones
Metal: No
Appraised Cost: 6,250 Kronars5,000 Lirums <br />4,510 Dokoras <br />6.25 LTBpoints <br />6.25 Tickets <br />6.25 Scrips <br />
Properties: This is an item.
  • This item has more than normal or unusual verbs.
  • This item is a toy.
Dimensions: 2 length x 2 width x 2 height
Sources: Source is Toy Box Annex, Toy Box (2)
  • STUDY: As you study the spider, you think you could probably wave, push, clean, turn, rub and pull it.
  • WAVE: You hold your toy spider up to get a good look at it (and to let others see it too, of course).
  • PUSH: You put your toy spider on the ground and give it a push. It rolls to a stop, and you pick it up.
  • CLEAN: You brush some dust from your toy spider and give it a little shake, untangling the string you pull it with.
  • TURN: To make sure everything's working, you turn each of the spider's wheels, making sure they spin freely.
  • RUB: You rub a springy toy spider lightly, noting the workmanship of the articulation of its parts.
  • PULL: You put the spider on the ground and tug on its string. It rolls toward you, but with each leg attached to the torso by a spring, its movement is a convincing imitation of a jerky, lurching pace. You pick it back up.