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Found this on a critter not too long ago, thought it was an interesting find.
After a careful inspection you determine that a vultite chereb with a hilt crafted in the form of a curvy burghal cobbler requires skill in edged weapons to use effectively. It appears to be a modified short sword.
Also, can we possibly get the pawn shop to give a description of enhancive items it sells? (I go into pawnshop, see an aventail on the magic items counter. Enter Command: Get aventail. "Oh yes ma'am, this aventail raises your dexterity by 3, and sells for a mere 350,000 silver).
I am tired of finding an enhancive item selling for 500,000 or whatever, having no clue what it does, and buying it just to find out it gives +1 to trading skill, or some other such nonsense. And then being offered 35,000 when I try to sell it back.
"If you aren't cheating, you aren't trying hard enough."
I am tired of finding an enhancive item selling for 500,000 or whatever, having no clue what it does, and buying it just to find out it gives +1 to trading skill, or some other such nonsense. And then being offered 35,000 when I try to sell it back.
"If you aren't cheating, you aren't trying hard enough."
| Also, can we possibly get the pawn shop to give a description of enhancive items it sells? (I go into pawnshop, see an aventail on the magic items counter. Enter Command: Get aventail. "Oh yes ma'am, this aventail raises your dexterity by 3, and sells for a mere 350,000 silver). |
Huh, a Throgg post I can actually agree with and fully support. I agree, it would be great if the various pawnshops did this.
In related news, it's snowing somewhere deep underground...
-Taakhooshi, and Me
For the Story of Taakhooshi:
http://www.gsguide.net/index.php?title=Taakhooshi
>I immediately thought of a female shoemaker. [curvy cobbler]
I actually thought of this too, but I couldn't decide which was more likely! a burghal shoemaker is probably more common than a burghal pie, I guess? but how does one convey via carving that the burghal is a shoemaker? the hilt shows a carved burghal gnome working on a pair of shoes?
heck if I know. interesting piece.
~Moredin
I actually thought of this too, but I couldn't decide which was more likely! a burghal shoemaker is probably more common than a burghal pie, I guess? but how does one convey via carving that the burghal is a shoemaker? the hilt shows a carved burghal gnome working on a pair of shoes?
heck if I know. interesting piece.
~Moredin
