Price List Addition Requests

by **Ma'ii** on July 27th, 2011, 4:17 am

Price for an atlatl please.

by **Crest Moontide** on July 27th, 2011, 9:23 pm

Fresh Fish. Per/lb

by **Aarithren Whitewake** on July 28th, 2011, 12:35 am

Animal: Ferret

by **Nilks Unnamed Alt** on July 28th, 2011, 11:08 am

1. Colony of Bees
2. Beehive
3. Sling
4. Job: Beekeeper
5. Beekeeper Tools

by **Miro** on July 30th, 2011, 2:30 am

Basic Makeup -for performers

by **Darren** on July 31st, 2011, 2:26 am

Job: Bandit/Raider
Job: Town Guard
Job: Trader

Since I know there are some people who would fit this description.

by **Clyde Sullins** on July 31st, 2011, 2:45 am

Either an engraving tool, or perhaps an Engraving Toolkit, similar to other things have for a skillset.

An engraver allows you to personalize and engrave upon metal, glass, and stone, in a way similar to drawing on these things. It is usually diamond tipped, similar to a glass cutter.

here is the best i could find for this, on diamand point engraving:

A diamond-point engraving is an illustration, inscription or decoration incised with a diamond-tipped needle: a sharpened diamond held in a pen. This technique is especially effective for engraving glass. Diamond-point engraving was already being used in Roman times. Hundreds of years later, in the sixteenth century, the method was again in fashion in Venice and soon spread to the Netherlands. Early diamond-point engravings have a simple and sketch-like quality. In the seventeenth century, craftsmen attempted more challenging designs such as flowers, insects and even self-portraits, carefully drawn on the glass with the utmost detail. Dutch diamond-point engraving reached its height in the seventeenth century.

There is already a diamond tipped tool, which is used by thieves for glass cutting, so i would think it would be of comparable cost.

by **Irriari** on July 31st, 2011, 6:34 am

Would you please add an Alembic ?

by **Issima** on August 4th, 2011, 2:16 am

Hi Gillar,

When you get the chance, could you look into looms? My character needs a back strap or vertical loom, some portable "Drykas loom".

Thanks!

by **Tallandir Mithadar** on August 8th, 2011, 2:40 pm

I would like to request to have Chain Lamellar Armor added to the price list.

Chain Lamellar armor is a normal size suit of Chainmail (Full Chain, greaves, sleeved with gauntlets) however over the upper torso there would be a form of lamellar armor, made of metal strips similiar to scale armor, usually of high grade metals of the time period, that would be worn over the chainmail. This armor retained a fairly light weight overall and was used to a massive amount of effectiveness by late era (1350s) Byzantine Empire troops, specifically the late era (1350s) Byzantine Cataphracts. This armor also allowed a large amount of protection with a good range of movement. In addition this armor was relatively inexpensive for the Byzantine Empire to produce.

Thanks