Weapon:Cast-iron skillet painted with dancing forks

cast-iron skillet painted with dancing <color> forks
Look:	Braided strips of <leather> are wrapped around the frying pan's handle.
Type:	Light Blunt
Range:	melee
Puncture:	somewhat fair (4/28)
Slice:	no (0/28)
Impact:	moderate (7/28)
Fire:	no (0/28)
Cold:	no (0/28)
Electric:	no (0/28)
Force of Impact:	fairly (5/17)
Balance:	fairly (5/17)
Suitedness:	reasonably (7/17)
Construction:	rather reinforced (11/18)
Metal:	Yes
Weight:	20 stones
Appraised Cost:	2,500 Kronars2,000 Lirums <br />1,804 Dokoras <br />2.5 LTBpoints <br />2.5 Tickets <br />2.5 Scrips <br />
Properties:	This weapon has more than normal or unusual verbs.
Dimensions:	3 length x 2 width x 1 height
Sources:	Source is Breaking and Entering/Kitchen loot

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Verbs

• STUDY: Upon studying the skillet, it appears you can PULL, BOW and TAP the weapon.
• PULL: You sweep the cast-iron skillet in front of you with a flourish, then raise it before you, crouching slightly as you brace yourself for action.
• BOW: Pulling the cast-iron skillet tightly to your chest, you drop down on one knee, bowing your head in silent reverence.

• note: will cause you to kneel

• TAP: After slapping the head of your cast-iron skillet in your palm, you flip the cast-iron skillet in mid-air, catching it once again by the grip and pulling it tightly across your chest, while saluting crisply with your other hand.

Skillet Variations

An example of a skillet is a cast-iron skillet painted with dancing butterscotch forks.

Skillet Colors	Skillet Leather-types (in the look)
amethyst apricot black buff butterscotch canary-yellow caramel cherry cobalt copper cornflower dappled gray ebon fuschia goldenrod indigo magenta malachite maroon mauve mint mossy green navy periwinkle powdery blue sable sea-green teal ultramarine umber viridian	boar-hide buckskin cougar-hide deer-hide doeskin hide kidskin jackal-hide leather oilcloth rat-pelt sluagh-hide snakeskin suede