Item:Tambourine: Difference between revisions

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|noun=tambourine
|noun=tambourine
|look=-
|look=-
|MTag=-
|ptype=instrument
|verby=No
|pcrystal=No
|atmos=No
|istone=No
|metal=no
|weight=10
|weight=10
|appcost=175
|appcost=175
|rarity=common
|lsize=2
|lsize=2
|wsize=2
|wsize=2
|hsize=1
|hsize=1
|enchanted=No
|source=True Bard D'Or
|feature-change=No
|cost=187 Kronars
|insttype=percussion
|sourcetype=sold by
|instquality=well made
|source2=Malik the True Bard, Instruments and Picks
|generator=No
|cost2=135 Dokoras
|sourcetype=-
|sourcetype2=sold by
|itype=percussion instrument
|fname=No
|source3=Elepaio's Luthierre
|source3=Elepaio's Luthierre
|cost3=250 Lirums
|cost3=250 Lirums
|sourcetype3=sold by
|sourcetype3=sold by
|fname=No
}}
}}
Bard Recall: The tambourine has a round frame covered on one side with a drum skin for beating out a rhythm. The frame is also set with several pairs of metal discs, which hang loosely in evenly spaced openings to add a bit of jingle to the instrument's sound. Its size and versatile playing style makes it popular with dancers and gypsies.
Bard Recall: The tambourine has a round frame covered on one side with a drum skin for beating out a rhythm. The frame is also set with several pairs of metal discs, which hang loosely in evenly spaced openings to add a bit of jingle to the instrument's sound. Its size and versatile playing style makes it popular with dancers and gypsies.

Latest revision as of 19:23, 17 October 2025


tambourine
Look: You see nothing unusual.
Weight: 10 stones
Metal: No
Appraised Cost: 175 Kronars140 Lirums <br />126.28 Dokoras <br />0.175 LTBpoints <br />0.175 Tickets <br />0.175 Scrips <br />
Properties: This is an instrument.
Instrument Properties: This percussion instrument is:
  • well made (6/11) quality
Dimensions: 2 length x 2 width x 1 height
Sources: Source is True Bard D'Or, Malik the True Bard, Elepaio's Luthierre

Bard Recall: The tambourine has a round frame covered on one side with a drum skin for beating out a rhythm. The frame is also set with several pairs of metal discs, which hang loosely in evenly spaced openings to add a bit of jingle to the instrument's sound. Its size and versatile playing style makes it popular with dancers and gypsies.