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>X-Post from the EG folder.
http://forums.play.net/forums/GemStone%20IV/Paid%20Events:%20Adventures,%20Quests,%20and%20SimuCoins/Ebon%20Gate%20Festival/view/12266
>There is lots of great paper around at events, but buying it up and storing it is a HUGE PAIN. Inspired by the awesome paper types available at the Cacographic Critters shop, but their expense and storing individual pieces in my locker has me only buying a small bit for short term projects, missing out on using it long term. ~Ordim
We need Trapper Keepers!! Wouldn't it be neat to be able to have a three ring binder type item that could hold 1-3 quills, plus um....50 pieces of individual paper (assuming they had the same base script) as a SINGLE ITEM for storage purposes -- allowing you to add and remove pages on a whim?
I'd buy that and have it emblazoned with bloodrainbows, sparkly decapitated unicorns, and bladed lollipops.
P.S. Bloodrainbows...this is a new thing. Must paint it with my new easel. :>
You remove a chunky pale inked hide codex from in your wrap.
>look codex
Fine-grained and smooth with age, the skin that binds the codex bears stylized designs of dark flora surrounding a ki-lin posed beneath a murky black sky featuring purple and indigo clouds studded with diamond stars. Although time has worn the tome's corners to a rounded edge, the brilliant hues adorning the hide cover are still vibrant, suggesting the inks were tattooed into it rather than painted on the binding. Three mithril rings at the spine hold the scrolls within securely.
Lylia's "evil Lisa Frank" codex is one of my favorite things. <3
>look codex
Fine-grained and smooth with age, the skin that binds the codex bears stylized designs of dark flora surrounding a ki-lin posed beneath a murky black sky featuring purple and indigo clouds studded with diamond stars. Although time has worn the tome's corners to a rounded edge, the brilliant hues adorning the hide cover are still vibrant, suggesting the inks were tattooed into it rather than painted on the binding. Three mithril rings at the spine hold the scrolls within securely.
Lylia's "evil Lisa Frank" codex is one of my favorite things. <3
