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Latest revision as of 19:02, 3 November 2024
| Comedy of Letters | |
|---|---|
| Event | Hollow Eve Festival 450 |
| # of Rooms | 1 |
| Store Type | Writing shops |
This store only accepts Kronars
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Sales Floor
[Comedy of Letters, Sales Floor]
Simple whitewashed walls are covered with shelves and racks displaying the shop's wares. Overhead the oil lanterns illuminate the shop with clear light while the clerks move about restocking merchandise.
You also see Attendant Kossia, a tent flap, Tailor Iyte and a prominent notice.
Obvious exits: none.
A prominent notice reads: "Welcome, Guests! We're here to help! Attendant Kossia specializes in custom stationery for those who want the tone of their letters and other correspondences to match their appearance! Likewise, Tailor Iyte studied with Ichea in order to craft the perfect kits for storing your customized stationery in an organized way. Please STUDY their options and ASK them questions to create your favorite items!" |
| On the oak rack | ||
|---|---|---|
| Item | Price | Done |
| plain parchment | 625 | No |
| sheet of paper | 625 | No |
| plain notecard | 625 | No |
| plain card | 625 | No |
| plain vellum | 625 | No |
| plain papyrus | 625 | No |
| sheet of letterhead | 625 | No |
| sheet of notepaper | 625 | No |
| plain memo | 625 | No |
| sheet of cardstock | 625 | No |
| plain invitation | 625 | No |
| On the oak shelf | ||
|---|---|---|
| Item | Price | Done |
| plain missive | 625 | No |
| plain document | 625 | No |
| plain scroll | 625 | No |
| plain foolscap | 625 | No |
| plain onionskin | 625 | No |
| sheet of rag-paper | 625 | No |
| sheet of laid-paper | 625 | No |
| sheet of bond-paper | 625 | No |
| sheet of rice-paper | 625 | No |
| plain sheet | 625 | No |
| sheet of stationery | 625 | No |
| On the steel rack | ||
|---|---|---|
| Item | Price | Done |
| plain postcard | 625 | No |
| plain lettercard | 625 | No |
| plain epistle | 625 | No |
| plain note | 625 | No |
| plain report | 625 | No |
| plain bulletin | 625 | No |
| plain memorandum | 625 | No |
| plain notice | 625 | No |
| plain manuscript | 625 | No |
| plain missive | 625 | No |
| plain codex | 625 | No |
Attendant Kossia
You've overheard others asking Kossia about a number of topics, including color1, modification, color2, symbol, choose, finish, and status.
Color
Attendant Kossia reaches into his seasilk bindle, which seems surprisingly deep and spacious, as he pulls out a tall sign and unfurls it for you to read:
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 ichor-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 rust-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 KOSSIA TO CHOOSE COLOR {#} to select the option you're interested in while holding your paper. While you can skip the color1 option, you must do each of the remaining steps. When finished, ASK KOSSIA ABOUT FINISH to review and confirm.]
Modification
Attendant Kossia reaches into his seasilk bindle, which seems surprisingly deep and spacious, as he pulls out a tall sign and unfurls it for you to read:
1) adorned with 2) stamped with 3) depicting 4) displaying
5) embellished with 6) emblazoned with 7) inked with 8) featuring
9) figured with 10) illustrating 11) marked with 12) embossed with
13) imprinted with 14) portraying 15) showcasing 16) showing
[ASK KOSSIA TO CHOOSE MODIFICATION {#} to select the option you're interested in while holding your paper. While you can skip the color1 option, you must do each of the remaining steps. When finished, ASK KOSSIA ABOUT FINISH to review and confirm.]
Symbol
Attendant Kossia reaches into his seasilk bindle, which seems surprisingly deep and spacious, as he pulls out a tall sign and unfurls it for you to read:
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 dyaus leaf 147) set of scales 148) scarecrow
149) scorpion 150) rolled up scroll 151) scythe 152) seahorse
153) seashell 154) seven-pointed star 155) shariza 156) shark
157) sheaf of grain 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 KOSSIA TO CHOOSE SYMBOL {#} to select the option you're interested in while holding your paper. While you can skip the color1 option, you must do each of the remaining steps. When finished, ASK KOSSIA ABOUT FINISH to review and confirm.]
Tailor Iyte
You've overheard others asking Iyte about a number of topics, including color, container, modification, style, symbol, type, choose, finish, and status.
Color
Tailor Iyte pulls a scroll from his carryall and unrolls it for you to read:
1) acid-green 2) alabaster 3) amber 4) apple-green
5) apple-red 6) apricot 7) aqua 8) argent
9) ash-grey 10) aubergine 11) auburn 12) azure
13) baby-blue 14) banana-yellow 15) barn-red 16) bardic blue
17) beige 18) bisque 19) bistre 20) black
21) blood-red 22) blue 23) blue-green 24) blush-pink
25) bone-white 26) brick-red 27) brown 28) burgundy
29) burnt orange 30) buttercup 31) canary-yellow 32) cardinal
33) celadon 34) cerise 35) cerulean 36) charcoal
37) chartreuse 38) cherry-red 39) claret 40) cloud-grey
41) coal-black 42) cobalt 43) coral 44) cornflower
45) cornsilk 46) cream 47) crimson 48) cyan
49) daffodil 50) dark blue 51) dark brown 52) dark green
53) dark grey 54) dark orange 55) dark pink 56) dark purple
57) dark red 58) dark yellow 59) dove-grey 60) dun
61) ebony 62) ecru 63) eggshell 64) emerald-green
65) fawn-brown 66) fern-green 67) flame-orange 68) flax-colored
69) forest-green 70) fuchsia 71) garnet-red 72) gentian
73) ginger 74) golden 75) grass-green 76) green
77) grey 78) heather-blue 79) heliotrope 80) honey-colored
81) ichorous green 82) icy blue 83) indigo 84) inky black
85) ivory 86) jade-green 87) jet-black 88) khaki
89) lavender 90) lemon-yellow 91) light blue 92) light brown
93) light green 94) light grey 95) light orange 96) light pink
97) light purple 98) light red 99) light yellow 100) lilac
101) lime-green 102) liver-brown 103) magenta 104) mahogany
105) marigold 106) maroon 107) mauve 108) midnight-black
109) midnight-blue 110) mint-green 111) moss-green 112) mulberry
113) mustard-yellow 114) nutmeg 115) oceanic blue 116) ochre
117) off white 118) olive-green 119) onyx 120) orange
121) orchid 122) peach 123) peacock-blue 124) periwinkle
125) pink 126) pistachio 127) pitch-black 128) plum
129) poppy-red 130) powder-blue 131) puce 132) pumpkin-orange
133) purple 134) pus-yellow 135) raspberry-pink 136) raven-black
137) red 138) Rissan-orange 139) rose 140) royal blue
141) russet 142) rust-red 143) sable 144) saffron
145) sage-green 146) sapphire-blue 147) scarlet 148) sea-green
149) seafoam 150) seal-brown 151) sepia 152) shell-pink
153) sky-blue 154) slate-grey 155) snow-white 156) spring-green
157) steel-grey 158) straw-colored 159) strawberry 160) sunset-orange
161) swamp-green 162) taffelberry-black 163) tan 164) tangerine
165) taupe 166) tawny 167) teal 168) turquoise
169) ultramarine 170) umber 171) verdigris 172) vermilion
173) violet 174) violet-blue 175) violet-red 176) viridian
177) yellow
As you peruse the list, Iyte expounds, "While some of my associates are willing to rework a design multiple times, all of my sales are final. If you wish to change the design of a kit we finish, you'll need to purchase a new one -- I won't further modify a finished design you agreed to. No exceptions, no refunds, no exchanges."
[ASK IYTE TO CHOOSE COLOR {#} to select the option you're interested in while holding the item you wish to create a stacker for. Iyte will only do work for packaging such as envelopes or packages, waxes, and parchments to be used with MAIL. When finished, ASK IYTE ABOUT FINISH to review and confirm.]
Container
Tailor Iyte pulls a scroll from his carryall and unrolls it for you to read:
1) bag 2) basket 3) box 4) bundle
5) case 6) chest 7) dispenser 8) kit
9) pouch 10) tote
As you peruse the list, Iyte expounds, "While some of my associates are willing to rework a design multiple times, all of my sales are final. If you wish to change the design of a kit we finish, you'll need to purchase a new one -- I won't further modify a finished design you agreed to. No exceptions, no refunds, no exchanges."
[ASK IYTE TO CHOOSE CONTAINER {#} to select the option you're interested in while holding the item you wish to create a stacker for. Iyte will only do work for packaging such as envelopes or packages, waxes, and parchments to be used with MAIL. When finished, ASK IYTE ABOUT FINISH to review and confirm.]
Modification
Tailor Iyte pulls a scroll from his carryall and unrolls it for you to read:
1) adorned with 2) decked out with 3) decorated with 4) depicting
5) displaying 6) embellished with 7) emblazoned with 8) featuring
9) figured with 10) illustrating 11) marked with 12) portraying
13) imprinted with 14) showcasing 15) showing 16) stamped with
As you peruse the list, Iyte expounds, "While some of my associates are willing to rework a design multiple times, all of my sales are final. If you wish to change the design of a kit we finish, you'll need to purchase a new one -- I won't further modify a finished design you agreed to. No exceptions, no refunds, no exchanges."
[ASK IYTE TO CHOOSE MODIFICATION {#} to select the option you're interested in while holding the item you wish to create a stacker for. Iyte will only do work for packaging such as envelopes or packages, waxes, and parchments to be used with MAIL. When finished, ASK IYTE ABOUT FINISH to review and confirm.]
Style
Tailor Iyte pulls a scroll from his carryall and unrolls it for you to read:
1) ashen 2) crude 3) crudely crafted 4) deformed
5) elongated 6) felt-lined 7) ink-stained 8) leather-lined
9) misshapen 10) oily 11) padded 12) reinforced
13) salt-stained 14) stained 15) velvet-lined 16) warped
17) wax-covered 18) waxed leather 19) well-crafted 20) (blank)
As you peruse the list, Iyte expounds, "While some of my associates are willing to rework a design multiple times, all of my sales are final. If you wish to change the design of a kit we finish, you'll need to purchase a new one -- I won't further modify a finished design you agreed to. No exceptions, no refunds, no exchanges."
[ASK IYTE TO CHOOSE STYLE {#} to select the option you're interested in while holding the item you wish to create a stacker for. Iyte will only do work for packaging such as envelopes or packages, waxes, and parchments to be used with MAIL. When finished, ASK IYTE ABOUT FINISH to review and confirm.]
Symbol
Tailor Iyte pulls a scroll from his carryall and unrolls it for you to read:
1) adders 2) albatrosses 3) ampules 4) arrows
5) barrels 6) black widow spiders 7) blossoms 8) bottles
9) candles 10) cauldrons 11) censers 12) centaurs
13) charms 14) cigars 15) claws 16) cobras
17) coiled ropes 18) coins 19) cows 20) coyotes
21) crossbow charms 22) crossed lance charms 23) crowns 24) cups
25) dagger charms 26) dice charms 27) dolphins 28) donkeys
29) doves 30) dragonflies 31) eagles 32) eyes
33) feather charms 34) fish charms 35) flowers 36) forger's tongs
37) four-leafed clovers 38) galleons 39) goshawks 40) hammer charms
41) herb charms 42) herons 43) honey bees 44) horned owls
45) icicles 46) igloos 47) jackals 48) jellybeans
49) jellyfish 50) jaguars 51) kegs 52) king snakes
53) knitting needles 54) kraken charms 55) leaves 56) lions
57) lockpicks 58) magpies 59) mongooses 60) needles
61) nightingales 62) octopus charms 63) orlogs 64) oxen
65) panthers 66) phoenixes 67) pickaxe charms 68) quills
69) raccoons 70) rams 71) ravens 72) roses
73) runestone charms 74) scorpions 75) seashells 76) seven-pointed stars
77) sharks 78) shield charms 79) shrews 80) shrikes
81) skulls 82) spiderwebs 83) stars 84) tabby cats
85) talons 86) tricorns 87) unicorns 88) vipers
89) vultures 90) wand charms 91) weasels 92) welkins
93) wild boars 94) wolverines 95) wolves 96) wraiths
97) wrens 98) wyverns 99) yaks 100) zombies
As you peruse the list, Iyte expounds, "While some of my associates are willing to rework a design multiple times, all of my sales are final. If you wish to change the design of a kit we finish, you'll need to purchase a new one -- I won't further modify a finished design you agreed to. No exceptions, no refunds, no exchanges."
[ASK IYTE TO CHOOSE SYMBOL {#} to select the option you're interested in while holding the item you wish to create a stacker for. Iyte will only do work for packaging such as envelopes or packages, waxes, and parchments to be used with MAIL. When finished, ASK IYTE ABOUT FINISH to review and confirm.]
Type
Tailor Iyte pulls a scroll from his carryall and unrolls it for you to read:
1) ash-dusted 2) battered 3) broken fragments of 4) charms of
5) charred 6) colorful 7) complex 8) crystalline
9) faded 10) gemstone 11) glitter-drenched 12) glitter-dusted
13) glittered 14) large 15) minuscule 16) modest
17) mud-covered 18) oversized 19) painted 20) simple
21) soot-covered 22) stone 23) tiled 24) tiny
25) weathered 26) wooden
As you peruse the list, Iyte expounds, "While some of my associates are willing to rework a design multiple times, all of my sales are final. If you wish to change the design of a kit we finish, you'll need to purchase a new one -- I won't further modify a finished design you agreed to. No exceptions, no refunds, no exchanges."
[ASK IYTE TO CHOOSE TYPE {#} to select the option you're interested in while holding the item you wish to create a stacker for. Iyte will only do work for packaging such as envelopes or packages, waxes, and parchments to be used with MAIL. When finished, ASK IYTE ABOUT FINISH to review and confirm.]