Item:Spun sugar whistle shaped like a severed finger

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spun sugar whistle shaped like a severed finger
Look: You see nothing unusual.
Weight: 1 stones
Metal: Unknown
Appraised Cost: 125 Kronars100 Lirums <br />90.2 Dokoras <br />0.125 LTBpoints <br />0.125 Tickets <br />0.125 Scrips <br />
Properties:
  • This item is food.
  • This item has more than normal or unusual verbs.
Dimensions: 1 length x 1 width x 1 height
Sources: Source is Premium raffles
  • LICK: You lick the whistle and discover that it tastes like a sweet blend of fruit!
  • TAP: You tap the whistle, producing a faint, hollow *chink*.
  • KISS: You set your whistle to your lips, preparing to play.
  • PLAY: You pipe a few short notes on your whistle.
  • PLAY: A sweet, mellow tone comes from your whistle as you play a gentle melody.
  • PLAY: You try your hand at piping a small tune on your whistle, but half of the notes shriek far off key, making you wince.
  • PLAY: The beginnings of a short, piping tune fill the air as you play your whistle.
  • PLAY: You try valiantly to produce sound from your whistle, but only manage to create a faint wheezing sound.
  • PLAY: A whispery, low tone emerges from your whistle as you attempt to play it.
  • PLAY: You play a couple short notes on your whistle, carefully phrasing them so that the whistle doesn't shriek.
  • PLAY: You taste sweetness in your mouth as you play your whistle, and sudden inspiration carries you into piping a familiar folk song about a Halfling and his love of sweets.
  • PLAY: Carefully pitching your breaths, you drive your whistle's capabilities to the limits of your skill with an old ballad composed of few, but complex passages.
  • PLAY: Crisp, light notes fall from your whistle as you play it.
  • PLAY: The gentle lull of your whistle can be heard as you play, teasing at your ears like the call of a summer wind.
  • PLAY: You blow harshly on your whistle, eliciting a shrill *shriek* from it.
  • PLAY: Soft notes sing gently from your whistle, giving it a tone far beyond what one would expect from such a simple confection.
  • PLAY: The wail of a cascading scale precedes an adept passage of notes as you pipe a folk song upon your whistle.