Syntax: BREW <amount> <name> [IN POT]

Once you have paid a small fee and received your brewing permit from the crafting guild, you will be able to make a variety of basic brews. You will need to refer to these by name instead of by design number, after that the process is the same as laid out in HELP BREWING.

Note: Until you are more learned in the art of Brewing, you will only be able to brew in small batches.

Name Ingredients
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mead honeycomb
ale hop cone
beer wheat
redwine grape bunch
whitewine grape bunch
champagne grape bunch
tequila agave leaf
whiskey sack of rye
kawhe kawhe beans
milk milk carton
orangejuice orange
grapejuice grape bunch
vodka potato
stout barley, hop cone
lemonade icecube, lemon, sugar
tea black tea leaves
rum sugar
liquidsteel cave yeast, wheat, steel

Please note that brewing liquid steel requires you to be transcendent in Brewing in order to make successfully.

You can purchase and customise a tea service design from the ceramics shop.

Tea service can hold a large amount of fluid, but it is not designed for direct consumption. Instead, you can use it to serve drinks to others if you have an empty cup. Simply SERVE <target> <empty cup>, and you will pour some liquid from the tea service into the cup and pass it to them.

You can enhance your serving experience by using different pouring styles. Add the style at the end of your SERVE command: SERVE <target> <empty cup> <style>. Available styles are: elegantly, clumsily, dramatically, shyly, reverently.

You can also instead serve with a custom emote via doing SERVE <target> <empty cup> [emote]. Refer to the 'Emoting game actions' section of HELP EMOTES.

You can purchase and customise a singing bowl from the ceramics shop.

Once you WET a singing bowl, you can STROKE it to produce a tone that mildly improves meditation. You can control the tone it produces by doing STROKE <bowl> <pitch>, where pitch is low, medium or high. Changing the tone is only cosmetic and has no effect itself.

You can purchase and customise a touner design from the ceramics shop.

The touner is a specialised oven used for baking flatbread; it cannot be used for cooking anything else.

To use the touner:
MIX DOUGH: To create flatbread dough, you need flour and a bucket of water.
PRESS DOUGH ONTO TOUNER: Once you have the dough, shape it and place it inside the touner.

After a short time, the flatbread will be ready for you to take from the touner. Be careful not to leave it in the touner for too long, or it might burn!

OOC note: Equivalent to a tandoor oven.

You can purchase and customise a still bank design from the ceramics shop.

Once you put gold coins into a still bank, you cannot retrieve them again until you BREAK it open. This will, of course, ruin the still bank - but you'll have your gold back!

You can purchase and customise an amphora design from the ceramics shop.

An amphora can be filled with wine, mead or rum and then SEALed to age it. Upon the turning of the game year, the sealed amphora's contents will have aged. UNSEAL the amphora and partake of your aged alcohol!

Syntax: DISPLAY <item> WITHIN <alcove>
PROBE <item> WITHIN <alcove>

You can purchase and customise an alcove design from the ceramics shop.

The alcove can only be placed indoors and can hold a handful of small items. Items within the alcove can be individually examined, and you can choose to display one of its held items prominently so that it shows up as being within the alcove when you LOOK.

You can purchase and customise a basin design from the ceramics shop.

The basin can be filled with fresh water gathered from an appropriate source with a bucket using the standard fluid interaction syntaxes of FILL BUCKET WITH WATER and POUR <bucket> INTO BASIN. Once filled, you can use it to SCRUB yourself like normal, just as if the location had water in it.

When raining, the basin will slowly fill with water.

You can purchase and customise a diffuser design from the ceramics shop.

The clay diffuser can be filled with an essential oil created by the Perfumery talent by using the syntax POUR <oil> INTO <diffuser>. Much like the diffusers created by the Perfumery talent itself, the clay diffuser will periodically fill the air with the ambience of its scent until the oil runs out.

Syntax: GLAZE <ceramic> WITH <glaze>

You can purchase and customise a glaze design from the ceramics shop.

Similar to how many designs can make use of dye, you can use glaze to give variable patterns to ceramic items. Anybody can make use of the GLAZE command so long as they have the appropriate items. Glaze has limited uses before it is used up.

The glaze design introduces two new fields you can set upon it:
DESIGN # GLAZE SHORT <text>
DESIGN # GLAZE LONG <text>

These are what the glaze should look like upon a ceramic, while the normal appearance/dropped/examined fields of the glaze design should be describing the jar it comes in. You can optionally choose to include normal dye tags in your pattern short and long that will allow people to dye the ceramic item after it has been glazed.

GLAZE SHORT is a simple descriptor for the pattern intended to be used in appearances and dropped descs of a ceramic item, an example might be 'blue wave-patterned'. Do not use an article.
GLAZE LONG is a more verbose description of the pattern and will be inserted into the examined desc of a ceramic item. This is a standalone sentence and you should format it as a full sentence.

To make use of glaze, you must first design an appropriate ceramic item that uses these tags:
- $(glazeshort$)
- $(glazelong$)

Here is an example how you might set up a glaze pattern design, and a ceramic design to use it:
GLAZE DESIGN
Glaze short: $(dye1$) and $(dye2$) wave-patterned
Glaze long: It has been finished with a pattern of alternating waves of $(dye1$) and $(dye2$).

BOWL DESIGN
Bowl appearance: a $(glazeshort$) clay bowl
Bowl dropped: A $(glazeshort$) clay bowl has been left here.
Bowl examined: Simply turned and thick-walled, this bowl is made from ruddy clay. $(glazelong$)

Expected output (after dyeing it white and gold):
a white and gold wave-patterned clay bowl
A white and gold wave-patterned clay bowl has been left here.
Simply turned and thick-walled, this bowl is made from ruddy clay. It has been finished with a pattern of alternating waves of white and gold.

You can purchase and customise a chamberpot design from the ceramics shop.

A chamberpot can used to RELIEVE SELF periodically, should you have need of it. Don't forget to empty it afterwards, or you might find it attracts flies!

You can purchase and customise an inkwell design from the ceramics shop.

An inkwell can be filled with liquid ink obtained from Hemlik's scholarly supplies in Delve. Simply POUR the bottle of ink INTO the inkwell.

With ink in your inkwell, you can NIB a quill INTO it, wetting the quill. With ink on your quill, you can leave your autograph on a book or journal by doing AUTOGRAPH <book>. You can additionally leave a message along with your autograph by instead doing AUTOGRAPH <book> <message>.

You can purchase and customise a minnowcatcher design from the ceramics shop.

You can SETUP MINNOWCATCHER in a river containing fish, and it will slowly catch small-sized fish over time. Probing the minnowcatcher will let you see how many fish it has caught.

Once it has caught some fish, you can COLLECT FISH FROM MINNOWCATCHER while holding a regular fishing bucket to transfer them to that. Collecting trapped fish will result in the minnowcatcher losing some of its decay time.

You can purchase and customise fish bowl, fish tank and aquarium designs from the ceramics shop.

Fish tanks can house and display fish caught with the Fishing ability. They come in three types, each with a different capacity on what it can hold:
- Fish bowls: Five small fish.
- Fish tanks: Ten small fish and five medium fish.
- Aquariums: Twenty small, ten medium, and five large fish.

Fish sizes are based on their weight. Small fish weigh less than 12 oz, medium fish weigh less than 90 oz, and large fish weigh less than 900 oz. Anything larger than that cannot be safely kept in an aquarium.

The tank must be filled with saltwater or freshwater first (simply POUR a bucket containing the water) and can only hold fish suitable for that type.

Fish must be added directly from your fishing bucket using the syntax ADD <fish type> TO <tank>.

You can purchase and customise a lamp design from the ceramics shop.

Lamps can be LIT and EXTINGUISHed. While lit, they will serve as a light source similar to a lantern when mining.

You can purchase and customise a bracrov design from the ceramics shop.

Bracrov is a Golban tradition of melted cheese and wine served in a bracrov dipping pot, but is often used for many other types of dips.

You may MELT CHOCOLATE/CHEESE INTO <bracrov>, or simply pour a normal liquid into the bracrov pot to fill it with dipping liquid.

You can then DIP <food> INTO <bracrov> to coat your food in a delicious layer! The coating uses the 'taste' field of your Brewing designs.

Bracrov comes from the archaic Golban tongue, and loosely translates to 'goat pot'.

You can purchase and customise a glass eye design from the ceramics shop.

A glass eye is a perfect replacement for a missing eye. Don't have a missing eye? Well, that can be arranged easily enough!

To remove your eye, you'll first need to obtain a knife, dirk, or dagger. The blade must first be heated by doing HEAT <item> WITH <heatsource> - any valid heat source, such as an oven, forge, or campfire, will work.

Once heated, you can then remove your eye with PLUCK OUT <LEFT|RIGHT> EYE WITH <item>, leaving you with a gaping eye socket ready to fit with a glass replacement.

Note: You can only remove one of your eyes!

If, for some reason, you desire to return to the mundane world of the double-eyed, you can APPLY RESTORATION TO EYES to restore your empty socket.

You can purchase and customise a marble design from the ceramics shop.

A timeless game played by children across both Albedos and Sapience. To play, you must first OUTLINE MARBLE RING using a piece of chalk to create the boundary in which the game will be played. You can then add marbles inside the ring just by putting them inside it.

Once a ring has been set up in this way, you can then FLICK MARBLE using additional marbles within your inventory to shoot them inside the ring to try and knock the marbles inside of it out of the ring. Your dexterity will affect how well you perform.

You can purchase and customise a water pipe design from the ceramics shop.

You can put blends made with Fumology into a water pipe, then light it and smoke it.

You can purchase and customise a bird bath design from the ceramics shop.

Placing a bird bath outside and filling it with water will occasionally cause a sparrow to show up and make use of it.

You can purchase and customise a tablet design from the ceramics shop.

Tablets can be written upon. You can keep writing/editing its contents until such a time as you FIRE TABLET, which makes it no longer editable.

Syntax: DESIGN <#> PATTERN

You can purchase and customise a mosaic design from the ceramics shop.

Mosaics hold a pattern similar to how Pyrotechnic bursts display, which shows up when people probe the item. This uses the same system for creating the display as Pyrotechnics, so refer to HELP PYROTECHNICS for more details. Unlike Pyrotechnics, you cannot use random colours.

A mosaic can only be placed in a room that shows as a building on SURVEY.

Syntax: PIGMENT LIST
PIGMENT CRAFTABLE
PIGMENT PREPARE <colour> INTO <container>

Prepare your basic pigments that can be used in certain aspects of cosmetics to dye, or tint, your products.

Command details:

PIGMENT LIST
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Lists all of the prepared pigments you are currently carrying.

PIGMENT CRAFTABLE
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Lists all of the pigments you can prepare from items currently in your inventory.

PIGMENT PREPARE <colour> INTO <container>
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Provided you have a dyekit, graf, and a suitable container (a crafted box or jar), you can prepare pigments that have various uses in the cosmetics trade.

$(pigment$) : defaults to grey, references Cosmetics-unique colour tag.

Syntax: COSMETICS
COSMETICS APPLIED
COSMETICS APPLIED <person>

COSMETICS
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Lists all prepared cosmetic products currently in your inventory, showing their type, color, style, remaining uses, and which item they are stored in. This does not include pigments, which are listed separately with PIGMENT LIST.

COSMETICS APPLIED
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Shows all cosmetics currently applied to your person.

COSMETICS APPLIED <person>
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Shows the cosmetics currently applied to another player in the room.

All applied cosmetics eventually fade over time.

Syntax: COSMETISE LASHES
COSMETISE <pigment> LASHES <design#>
APPLY LASHES

Ingredients:
- 1x mink fur
and
- 1x cloth
and
- 1x copal

Apply a pair of fake eyelashes to your eyes using a cosmetics brush and diluted copal as adhesive.

You can purchase and customise an eyelashes design from the cosmetics shop.

Syntax: COSMETISE <pigment> FOUNDATION INTO <container>
APPLY FOUNDATION

Ingredients:
- 1 x shea butter
and
- 1 x sunflower seed oil
and
- 1 x graf
and
- 1 x prepared pigment

Storage: Bottle

If applied skillfully, this bit of cosmetics magic can take years off your life. If applied incorrectly, things could go horribly astray.

See also AB CONCEALER.

Syntax: COSMETISE POWDER INTO <container>
APPLY POWDER

Ingredients:
- 1 x clay
and
- 1 x cornmeal
and
- 1 x cocoa

Storage: Container

You may create powdered foundation to help further set your cosmetics, allowing your liquid foundation to last longer by two Aetolian days.

Syntax: COSMETISE <pigment> EYELINER [<style>]
APPLY EYELINER

Ingredients:
- 1 x kohl
and
- 1 x cactus pad
and
- 1 x leather
and
- 1 x prepared pigment

The style segment can be used to input a one-word phrase to describe what style of eyeliner you have used (example: cat-eye). While hyphenated words are acceptable, they must remain below ten characters.

Syntax: COSMETISE <pigment> EYESHADOW INTO <container>
APPLY EYESHADOW

Ingredients:
- 1 x graf
and
- 1 x cornmeal
and
- 1 x prepared pigment

Storage: Container

This charming bit of cosmetics can be used to lightly color your eyelids.

Syntax: COSMETISE <pigment> LIPSTICK INTO <container>
APPLY LIPSTICK

Ingredients:
- 1 x beeswax
and
- 1 x sunflower seed oil
and
- 1 x prepared pigment

Storage: Pot or Jar

Dabble in waxy cosmetics to color your lips in alluring shades. Be careful when kissing others!

Syntax: COSMETISE <pigment> BLUSH INTO <container>
APPLY BLUSH

Ingredients:
- 1 x graf
and
- 1 x cornmeal
and
- 1 x prepared pigment

Storage: Box

This blush provides your cheeks with a bit of extra color.

Syntax: COSMETISE BRONZER INTO <container>
APPLY BRONZER

Ingredients:
- 1 x graf
and
- 1 x cornmeal
and
- 1 x cocoa
and
- 1 x diamond dust

Storage: Box

You can brighten those features and add a sun-kissed glow to your features.

Syntax: COSMETISE <pigment> POLISH INTO <container>
APPLY POLISH

Ingredients:
- 1 x prepared pigment
and
- 1 x beeswax
and
- 1 x kohl
and
- 1 x egg

Storage: Jar

Applied appropriately, you may change the hue of your applied artificial nails and even brighten them so their colour really shines.

Syntax: COSMETISE REMOVER INTO <container>
REMOVE COSMETICS ON SELF

Ingredients:
- 1 x olive oil
and
- 1 x honey
and
- 1 x ash

Storage: Jar

With this concoction, you may remove your cosmetics, which are otherwise applied too securely to wash free of your features.

Syntax: COSMETISE CONCEALER INTO <container>
APPLY CONCEALER

Ingredients:
- 1 x beaver fat
and
- 1 x chalk
and
- 1 x starch

Storage: Jar

You may use concealer to highlight your cheeks and disguise any blemishes you may have. This should be applied before your foundation, lest you age yourself drastically.

Syntax: COSMETISE MASCARA INTO <container>
APPLY MASCARA

Ingredients:
- 1 x kohl
and
- 1 x honey
and
- 1 x graf
and
- 1 x sunflower seed oil

Storage: Jar

You may lengthen those lashes and extend the life of your eye-related cosmetics by roughly two Aetolian weeks.

Syntax: COSMETISE HAIR <MUSTACHE|BEARD|WIG>
COSMETISE <pigment> HAIR <MUSTACHE|BEARD|WIG> <design#>
APPLY HAIR <MUSTACHE|BEARD|WIG>
REMOVE HAIR <MUSTACHE|BEARD|WIG>

Ingredients:
- 1 x hair
and
- 1 x copal
and
- 1 x pigment

Applied with a bit of sticky copal, you may design your own mustache, beard, or wig and adhere the hair to your features. Only removable with cosmetics remover to cut through the adherence of copal to skin.

You can purchase and customise the fake hair designs from the cosmetics shop. When customising the design, you can use the $(pigment$) tag - HELP TAGS.

Syntax: COSMETISE <pigment> HAIRDYE INTO <container>
APPLY HAIRDYE TO <BEARD|MUSTACHE|WIG>

Ingredients:
- 1 x pigment
and
- 1 x lead
and
- 1 x sunflower seed oil

Storage: Jar

This dye has been carefully formulated for changing the color of your fake hair.

Syntax: COSMETISE <pigment> HIGHLIGHTER INTO <container>
APPLY HIGHLIGHTER

Ingredients:
- 1 x pigment
and
- 1 x pearl
and
- 1 x sunflower seed oil

Storage: Container

Brightening your features and setting the stage for your facial features, you may increase the longevity of your blush by two Aetolian weeks.

Syntax: COSMETISE MASK INTO <container>
APPLY MASK

Ingredients:
- 1 x olive oil
and
- 1 x honey
and
- 1 x clay

Storage: Jar

Stored in a jar for later usage, this cosmetic will provide you with fresh-faced skin that allows you to apply up to eight applications of cosmetics, rather than the standard four.

Syntax: COSMETISE <pigment> NAILS ON SELF [FINGERS|TOES] [<design#>]

Ingredients:
- 1x copal
and
- 1x prepared pigment
and
- 1x ivory

These nails will be applied over your natural nails, creating a cosmetic cladding. When utilizing your hands with physical attacks, there is a small chance they will break. Be careful out there!

You can purchase and customise a fake nails design from the cosmetics shop. When customising the design, you can use the $(pigment$) tag - HELP TAGS.

Syntax: COSMETISE BRUSHSET

Ingredients:
- 1 x hair
and
- 1 x wood
and
- 1 x copal

The brushset is necessary to apply the following cosmetics:
- lashes - bronzer
- foundation - polish
- powdered foundation - highlighter
- eyeshadow - mascara
- lipstick - blush

Syntax: COSMETISE <pigment> NAILS ON <person> [FINGERS|TOES] [<design#>]
APPLY LASHES ON <person>
APPLY FOUNDATION ON <person>
APPLY POWDER ON <person>
APPLY EYELINER ON <person>
APPLY EYESHADOW ON <person>
APPLY LIPSTICK ON <person>
APPLY BLUSH ON <person>
APPLY BRONZER ON <person>
APPLY POLISH ON <person>
REMOVE COSMETICS ON <person>
APPLY CONCEALER ON <person>
APPLY MASCARA ON <person>
APPLY HAIR <MUSTACHE|BEARD|WIG> ON <person>
APPLY HAIRDYE <BEARD|MUSTACHE|WIG> ON <person>
APPLY HIGHLIGHTER ON <person>
APPLY MASK ON <person>

Capable with your own cosmetic applications, you are now skilled enough to apply cosmetics for others!

Applying cosmetics to another person will make the applied cosmetic last twice as long as normal.