Illusions. Really, I do.QUOTE
2049h, 2733m, 3342e, 10p esx-
You take a drink from an opal vial.
The potion heals and soothes you.
3990h, 2808m, 3342e, 10p esx-
You take a drink from an opal vial.
The potion heals and soothes you.
3990h, 2808m, 3342e, 10p esx-
squishy muggy.. is sad..
QUOTE(Jigan @ May 27 2008, 03:57 PM) 515827
3940h, 4005m, 3420e, 10p, 18275w elrx-cartel feast show 6002
Item: Cookie Type: Pastries Org: Feast
Ingredients: grain 1 milk 1 sugar 1 kafe 1
IMPORTANT: The main noun of this item MUST use this name: COOKIE
Appearance:
a seashell cookie
Dropped:
A seashell like cookie lies here.
Examined:
Roughly the size of an small prawn, this sugar cookie has been shaped
like a seashell. The top has been shaped in such a way that grooves run
from the edges to the centre, getting shallower as they near the far end
until the there are no grooves for the small fishtail end of the cookie.
A thin layer of icing has been smeared onto the pastry, but done very
carefully so as to maintain the shape. The icing is a light blue
speckled with some smaller patches of a deep sea blue. Some of the
cookie crumbs from the delightful treat itself have been sprinkled onto
the icing, giving the appearance of a "just off the beach" look.
Consume:
Biting into the cookie, your tastebuds are overwhelmed by the taste of sugar and
cream, the pastry melting in your mouth. The icing tastes of kafe and sugar,
giving a small jolt of flavour to the mouth and tongue. Polishing off the
cookie, the taste slowly fades away with the taste of kafe lingering for a
little while longer.
Smell:
The smell of the creamy cookie makes your mouth water in anticipation.
Taste:
Nibbling a small corner off the cookie, the sweetness of the sugary pastry melts
onto your tongue, hinting slightly of kafe and sugar for the icing.
Comments:
The craft guild has returned your proposed design for further revisions. See
DESIGN LIST. The following comments were made of the design:
Please insert a comma into the dropped description so that it reads
"seashell-like". The quote in the last sentence of the examined description
stands out and could easily be incorporated into the rest of the sentence. (For
instance, "...as though the seashell has just been taken off the beach.") You
can use your discretion on whether to change it or not.
I like this. I really, really like this. The Charite response. It's not "DO OR SCREW YOU", it's actually more of a "Please add in a comma (Supposed to be hyphen thingy, actually), and if you don't mind, here's a suggestion on how to better your design." It's human and says "We're not here to screw you over and laugh as you struggle with shoddy designs, we're here to help you. We're not the government, after all."
Item: Cookie Type: Pastries Org: Feast
Ingredients: grain 1 milk 1 sugar 1 kafe 1
IMPORTANT: The main noun of this item MUST use this name: COOKIE
Appearance:
a seashell cookie
Dropped:
A seashell like cookie lies here.
Examined:
Roughly the size of an small prawn, this sugar cookie has been shaped
like a seashell. The top has been shaped in such a way that grooves run
from the edges to the centre, getting shallower as they near the far end
until the there are no grooves for the small fishtail end of the cookie.
A thin layer of icing has been smeared onto the pastry, but done very
carefully so as to maintain the shape. The icing is a light blue
speckled with some smaller patches of a deep sea blue. Some of the
cookie crumbs from the delightful treat itself have been sprinkled onto
the icing, giving the appearance of a "just off the beach" look.
Consume:
Biting into the cookie, your tastebuds are overwhelmed by the taste of sugar and
cream, the pastry melting in your mouth. The icing tastes of kafe and sugar,
giving a small jolt of flavour to the mouth and tongue. Polishing off the
cookie, the taste slowly fades away with the taste of kafe lingering for a
little while longer.
Smell:
The smell of the creamy cookie makes your mouth water in anticipation.
Taste:
Nibbling a small corner off the cookie, the sweetness of the sugary pastry melts
onto your tongue, hinting slightly of kafe and sugar for the icing.
Comments:
The craft guild has returned your proposed design for further revisions. See
DESIGN LIST. The following comments were made of the design:
Please insert a comma into the dropped description so that it reads
"seashell-like". The quote in the last sentence of the examined description
stands out and could easily be incorporated into the rest of the sentence. (For
instance, "...as though the seashell has just been taken off the beach.") You
can use your discretion on whether to change it or not.
I like this. I really, really like this. The Charite response. It's not "DO OR SCREW YOU", it's actually more of a "Please add in a comma (Supposed to be hyphen thingy, actually), and if you don't mind, here's a suggestion on how to better your design." It's human and says "We're not here to screw you over and laugh as you struggle with shoddy designs, we're here to help you. We're not the government, after all."
The Charites missed a typo.
Also, I think that the third sentence technically shouldn't have a comma before the "but" because the second clause won't stand by itself as a separate sentence (no subject).
for fixing the bug so quickly.And Serenwilde for finally raiding!
QUOTE(rika @ May 31 2008, 06:03 AM) 516750
for fixing the bug so quickly.And Serenwilde for finally raiding!
That was actually the most number of serens I've seen in a room. Since I started playing.
QUOTE(Hazar @ May 30 2008, 07:28 PM) 516781
We would have seen a cool message when we attacked the flame...IF PEOPLE HAD SHOWN SIGNS OF INTELLIGENCE.
Indeed.
I'm not sure how people in Glomdoring are supposed to know anything about what to do as far as drums, flames, avatars or anything else. I'd say if you depend on word of mouth to spread the word you reap the rewards of the methods 
QUOTE(Urazial @ May 30 2008, 07:48 PM) 516788
I'm not sure how people in Glomdoring are supposed to know anything about what to do as far as drums, flames, avatars or anything else. I'd say if you depend on word of mouth to spread the word you reap the rewards of the methods
Greet Lhiannan!
Seriously, she's been going on about it for about a month.
QUOTE(Urazial @ May 31 2008, 12:48 AM) 516788
I'm not sure how people in Glomdoring are supposed to know anything about what to do as far as drums, flames, avatars or anything else. I'd say if you depend on word of mouth to spread the word you reap the rewards of the methods
There was an admin post about it a while ago, and yeah...who do you get your scarab from? If it's Lhiannan, everyone who'd been influencing Fae would probably have come across that message at some point. I know Albion was pestering me about it when I was trying to rezz Selene yesterday.
EDIT: Ninja'd...but only 'cause it's 1AM and I'm still asleep, psh
