Item:Blade-bone wedding band of jagged metallic slivers: Difference between revisions

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Being familiar with the wedding band, you're pretty sure that you could PUT an item in to modify the appearance or SEPARATE to remove any such modification.
Being familiar with the wedding band, you're pretty sure that you could PUT an item in to modify the appearance or SEPARATE to remove any such modification.


Studying the band you think you can do the following: APPRAISE, BLESS, CLEAN, EAT, EXHALE, GLARE, HUG, KISS, PEER, PONDER, PULL, RAISE, WEAR, RUB, SHAKE, STARE, TOUCH, TRACE.
Studying the band you think you can do the following: APPRAISE, BLESS, CLEAN, EAT, EXHALE, GLARE, HUG, KISS, PEER, PONDER, PULL, RAISE, WEAR, RUB, SHAKE, STARE, TOUCH, TRACE.<br/>
In addition, you can POINT your band at your spouse to offer to slip it on his or her finger.
In addition, you can POINT your band at your spouse to offer to slip it on his or her finger.<br/>
NOTE: The band will bond to you if you wear it, or to your spouse if you point it at them and they accept. Don't wear it if you don't want it to bond to you.
NOTE: The band will bond to you if you wear it, or to your spouse if you point it at them and they accept. Don't wear it if you don't want it to bond to you.<br/>
TAP will toggle your surname between your surname and your spouse's surname, while TURN will toggle your surname between hyphenated versions of both your surnames.
TAP will toggle your surname between your surname and your spouse's surname, while TURN will toggle your surname between hyphenated versions of both your surnames.<br/>
(NOTE: TURN will only work if your spouse is logged in.)
(NOTE: TURN will only work if your spouse is logged in.)

Latest revision as of 15:24, 20 September 2026


blade-bone wedding band of jagged metallic slivers
Look: Translucent and pale, the slender ring reveals sharp metallic slivers suspended deep within its ossified structure. A menacing layer of spines occasionally pierces the surface, curving sharply upward along the top to form a jagged prong setting. The bone is intentionally fractured, carved to seamlessly interlock with a matching companion piece.
Weight: 1 stones
Metal: No
Appraised Cost: 4,062,500 Kronars3,250,000 Lirums <br />2,931,500 Dokoras <br />4,062.5 LTBpoints <br />4,062.5 Tickets <br />4,062.5 Scrips <br />
Properties: This is jewelry.
  • This item has more than normal or unusual verbs.
  • This item is worn in the finger slot.
Dimensions: 1 length x 1 width x 1 height
Sources: Source is Taisidon Mystery 457/End Loot, Droughtman's Challenge 457/End loot

Being familiar with the wedding band, you're pretty sure that you could PUT an item in to modify the appearance or SEPARATE to remove any such modification.

Studying the band you think you can do the following: APPRAISE, BLESS, CLEAN, EAT, EXHALE, GLARE, HUG, KISS, PEER, PONDER, PULL, RAISE, WEAR, RUB, SHAKE, STARE, TOUCH, TRACE.
In addition, you can POINT your band at your spouse to offer to slip it on his or her finger.
NOTE: The band will bond to you if you wear it, or to your spouse if you point it at them and they accept. Don't wear it if you don't want it to bond to you.
TAP will toggle your surname between your surname and your spouse's surname, while TURN will toggle your surname between hyphenated versions of both your surnames.
(NOTE: TURN will only work if your spouse is logged in.)