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See [[Length of Fabric]] for a full list of verbs and gender specific details on the various styles of this item.<br/> |
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You study your amethyst damask fabric. The rectangular piece of cloth is big enough to wrap around you in a variety of ways. You're sure you can TURN it to determine how it is worn, as well as FOLD and UNFOLD it to lengthen or shorten it.<br/> |
You study your amethyst damask fabric. The rectangular piece of cloth is big enough to wrap around you in a variety of ways. You're sure you can TURN it to determine how it is worn, as well as FOLD and UNFOLD it to lengthen or shorten it.<br/> |
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Revision as of 12:01, 19 November 2014
| length of amethyst damask fabric | |
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| Look: | You see nothing unusual. |
| Weight: | 10 stones |
| Metal: | Unknown |
| Appraised Cost: | 1,250 Kronars1,000 Lirums <br />902 Dokoras <br />1.25 LTBpoints <br />1.25 Tickets <br />1.25 Scrips <br /> |
| Properties: |
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| Dimensions: | 12 length x 9 width x 1 height |
| Sources: | Source is Item:Worn and tattered map |
See Length of Fabric for a full list of verbs and gender specific details on the various styles of this item.
STUDY fabric:
You study your amethyst damask fabric. The rectangular piece of cloth is big enough to wrap around you in a variety of ways. You're sure you can TURN it to determine how it is worn, as well as FOLD and UNFOLD it to lengthen or shorten it.
TURN options:
You arrange your fabric, carefully pleating and folding it until it can be worn as a bandeau/sleeveless vest (folded) or dress/toga (unfolded).
You arrange your fabric, carefully pleating and folding it until it can be worn as a turban (folded) or headdress (unfolded).
You arrange your fabric, carefully pleating and folding it until it can be worn as a shawl (folded) or cape (unfolded).
You arrange your fabric, carefully pleating and folding it until it can be worn as a short sarong or loincloth (folded) or calf-length sarong (unfolded).