Weapon:Etched briquet marked with a simple blossom

etched briquet marked with a simple <flower> blossom
Look:	A trio of <color> shards set into the weapon's grip rest just below the exquisitely detailed flower carved into the <wood> handle.
Type:	Light Edged
Range:	melee
Puncture:	somewhat moderate (6/28)
Slice:	somewhat fair (4/28)
Impact:	dismal (1/28)
Fire:	no (0/28)
Cold:	no (0/28)
Electric:	no (0/28)
Force of Impact:	terribly (1/17)
Balance:	extremely well (11/17)
Suitedness:	dismally (2/17)
Construction:	rather reinforced (11/18)
Metal:	Yes
Weight:	10 stones
Appraised Cost:	1,875 Kronars1,500 Lirums <br />1,353 Dokoras <br />1.875 LTBpoints <br />1.875 Tickets <br />1.875 Scrips <br />
Properties:	This weapon 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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Verbs

• STUDY: You think you can WAVE the etched briquet.
• WAVE: The etched briquet makes a thin wailing "Eeeeeee!" as you slice the air about you.

Weapon Variations

An example of a briquet is an etched briquet marked with a simple alyssum blossom.

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

Gemtone-types

adderstone alexandrite ametrine aquamarine autumn jasper black ruby bloodgem bloodstone blue diamond canary diamond carnelian chrysoberyl chrysoprase citrine cloud turquoise dafora pearl damaryn pearl diamond draconic opal druzy quartz fire opal flame spinel garnet geshi pearl gocen tuilis golden beryl green diamond Ilithi emerald iniskim iolite larimar lilac diamond moss agate ocean jasper ox-blood coral picture jasper pyrope rose beryl ruby saffron topaz sapphire sardonyx scarlet spinel seaglass smoky diamond snow opal star-stone sunstar jasper sunstone talan pearl tiger's eye tourmaline tsavorite water opal wine jasper winter opal zircon

Wood-types
acacia acanth aganylosh'a alder anli balsa bamboo ban-minahle basswood bloodwood bog oak cedar chestnut cocobolo copperwood ebony fishtail oak flamewood goldenoak haon hickory ironwood lacewood lunat mahogany maple mistwood modwir oak osage pine purpleheart rosewood sana'ati sandalwood sanrisi satinwood silverwillow teak walnut wyndwood zulnatha