Weapon:Thin-bladed fan embellished with lace

thin-bladed <metal> fan embellished with <color> lace
Look:	Tiny <flower> blossoms are tatted into the lace.
Type:	Light Edged	Short Staff
Range:	melee
Puncture:	fair (5/28)	no (0/28)
Slice:	fair (5/28)	dismal (1/28)
Impact:	poor (2/28)	fair (5/28)
Fire:	no (0/28)	no (0/28)
Cold:	no (0/28)	no (0/28)
Electric:	no (0/28)	no (0/28)
Force of Impact:	terribly (1/17)	poorly (3/17)
Balance:	reasonably (7/17)	reasonably (7/17)
Suitedness:	fairly (5/17)	reasonably (7/17)
Construction:	rather reinforced (11/18)
Metal:	Yes
Weight:	20 stones
Appraised Cost:	1,250 Kronars1,000 Lirums <br />902 Dokoras <br />1.25 LTBpoints <br />1.25 Tickets <br />1.25 Scrips <br />
Properties:	This item has more than normal or unusual verbs.
Dimensions:	3 length x 1 width x 1 height
Sources:	Source is Breaking and Entering/Armory loot

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Weapon Variations

An example of a fan is a thin-bladed steel fan with embellished with magenta lace.

Metal-types
anlora-avtoma brass bronze copper covellite electrum Elven silver gold iron lead nickel oravir palladium pewter platinum razaksel rencate rose gold silver steel tel'athi white gold

Colors

absinthe-green amber amethyst apple-green apricot ash grey ashy grey aubergine auburn azure baby blue beige black blood-red blue-green bone-white buff buttercup butterscotch buttery yellow camel canary-yellow caramel celestial-blue cerulean champagne charcoal chartreuse cherry chestnut cinnabar cinnamon claret cobalt copper cornflower cream crimson dappled gray ebon ecru eggshell foggy grey forest-green fuschia golden brown goldenrod hunter-green indigo ivory jade lavender lemon-yellow lilac lime-green magenta malachite mango marigold maroon mauve melon midnight-blue mint mossy green mulberry navy nomlas oceanic blue ochre orchid periwinkle persimmon pitch black plum powdery blue royal-blue russet sable saffron sanguine sea-blue sea-green sienna silvery blue silvery white slate snowy white stormy grey tangerine teal titian turquoise ultramarine umber verdant violet viridian white

Flower-types Flowers with a link are unique to DR, all others can be assumed to mirror the RL version

almagarus alyssum amaryllis artemesia aster azalea begonia belladonna betony bloodflower buttercup calla lily calodendrum carnation chrysanthemum creamcup crocus daisy dawn's breath delphinium dewdrop dewdrop lace dragonflower dragon lily Eluned's glory Elven tear etrana fire lily firewheel flamerose fleabane fleece orchid freesia gardenia geshiloira ghostflower gladiolus glaysker hellebore hex lily hibiscus hollyhock hyacinth iris jasmine jes-rose jonquil kelpbell lanceleaf larkspur liana lilac lotus magnolia maiden's breath marigold milady's lace moon orchid nasturtium nightshade oleander orchid peony plumeria poppy primrose queen's tear rhododendron snowflower star thistle sunflower sunset dahlia torch ginger tuberose tulip unicorn lily viburnum water lily windfeather yarrow zinnia Zoluren ensha