Item:Sweeping dendritic cloak of living vines strewn with small flowers

sweeping dendritic cloak of living vines strewn with small <flowers>
Look:	A large iroko clasp lifesculpted in the shape of a skeletal tree anchors this strange garment at the right breast. Growing outward in a spiral are countless dark green tendrils with deep purple-black foliage that wrap around the wearer's neck and drape off the shoulder to form a shroud. The vines are scattered with <flowers> and sweep behind the wearer, writhing slightly with a life of their own.
Weight:	20 stones
Metal:	Unknown
Appraised Cost:	1,562,500 Kronars1,250,000 Lirums <br />1,127,500 Dokoras <br />1,562.5 LTBpoints <br />1,562.5 Tickets <br />1,562.5 Scrips <br />
Properties:	This is an atmo item that will periodically emit messaging to the entire room. This item is a container or has pockets. This item is worn in the shoulders slot. This item has more than normal or unusual verbs.
Capacity:	3 length x 3 width x 3 height (200 stones)
Sources:	Source is Taisidon Mystery 450/End Loot, Taisidon Mystery 446/A'baya Esplanade, Taisidon Mystery 443/A'baya Esplanade, Taisidon Mystery 439/A'baya Esplanade, Taisidon Mystery 435/A'baya Esplanade

The vine cloak's appearance changes when worn and is sensitive to the seasons. Different flowers will bloom on the vines, dependent on the time of year.

Season	Flowers
Winter	Dragon Spine orchids
Spring	Death's Shadow lilies
Summer	Desert Scorpion blossoms
Fall	dark nightshade blossoms

When not worn this item appears as: a squirming throng of vines

STUDY:

Depending on the mood, hunger, health, season and perhaps any number of other whims that strike the vines at any given moment, the cloak could be manipulated in the following ways: PUT items within, OPEN, CLOSE, WEAR, REMOVE, PUSH, PULL, CLENCH, HUG, WAVE, PUNCH, ROLL, TURN, YANK or FEED.

You can RUB the dendritic cloak while worn to temporarily put the vines into a less animated state, but this won't last and may harm the dendritic cloak if done too much. You can TICKLE the dendritic cloak to rouse the vines back to a more active state.

The cloak will bond to the first to wear it, though the owner can choose to BREAK the bond. Doing so will most certainly upset the vines, perhaps in more ways than one.

ANALYZE:

Potency Crystal Usage:

The vine cloaks are a living entity that must be cared for by its owner. Should the vines die, the only way to revive them is through the power of a potency crystal.

--The dendritic cloak is still alive and cannot benefit from a potency crystal at this time.

Infuser Stone Usage:

Using an infuser stone on a sweeping dendritic cloak of living vines strewn with small dark nightshade blossoms can grant it 30 days of sustenance. While under said protection, it will not lose health. Additional stones can be used to add 30 days each.

The dendritic cloak currently has no lasting sustenance and its owner must FEED it to maintain it.

Using an infuser stone will provide sustained nourishment until Mon Oct 19 14:00:46 ET 2020.

You can't tell anything else about a weeping dendritic cloak of living vines strewn with small dark nightshade blossoms.

WEAR:

You drape a squirming throng of vines from your shoulders, and its tendrils come alive, enfolding you in a strong embrace.

REMOVE:

You tug gently at the dendritic cloak, and its many vines cooperatively slither off from your shoulders and into your hand.

RUB:

You gently rub your hands along the dendritic cloak, soothing the lush emerald green tendrils and encouraging them to sleep.

TICKLE:

You tickle your fingertips against the dendritic cloak, encouraging the tendrils to be more active!

OPEN:

You affectionately rub the vines of your cloak, coaxing them to loosen their grip on you. Slowly they relax, unravelling and hanging casually from your shoulders.

CLOSE:

You tug gently at the vines, and they begin to coil tightly about your body in a firm embrace.

PUSH:

You rub your hand down the lush emerald green vines of your cloak, taking care to avoid the vibrant scarlet nightshade blossoms. The vines shift lazily but soon settle back to their original spots.

PULL:

You tug on the dendritic cloak lightly, and the vines sullenly coil around your body, draping lazily into loose, lush emerald green loops.

CLENCH:

When dry:

You reach for one of the tendrils and give it a squeeze, causing the whole cloak to come alive as the vines probe curiously towards the ground. As they reach your ankles, half of the mass anchors itself into the ground and the other half constricts, pulling you off balance! You tumble over!

When wet:

You reach for one of the tendrils and give it a squeeze, causing the whole cloak to come alive as the vines probe curiously towards the ground. Satisfied, the vines anchor themselves into the ground and then slowly stretch back up, efficiently absorbing the water dripping from you.

HUG:

You hug your cloak to yourself. The tendrils slither around your body, clenching and unclenching to return the hug.

WAVE:

You brush a hand along the front of your dendritic cloak. The tendrils sweep away from your body and wave lazily in the air for a moment before settling back into place.

PUNCH:

You punch the dendritic cloak! The lush emerald green tendrils retract and constrict immediately, pinching you in return!

Actually, using a weapon would probably be a bit more effective.

ROLL:

You fiddle with one of the idle lush emerald green tendrils of the dendritic cloak, twirling it around a finger.

TURN:

You gently adjust the swaying vines of your dendritic cloak, encouraging them to rest more comfortable against you.

YANK:

You sharply yank one of the vines of your dendritic cloak! The tendrils constrict tightly, stealing your breath!

FEED:

(Initial message)

You relax your body, allowing the vines to roam downward to test the ground for nutrients.

The vines sink deeply into the dirt and begin to feed, binding you in place.

(in progress)

The feeding vines undulate in a pleased manner as they gorge themselves on the rich nutrients in the dirt.

(complete)

The mass of feeding vines retract from the dirt, having their fill of the rich nutrients. They rapidly slither back up around your body, allowing you to move once again.