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and cross-strands of rope comprise a fishing net.
BCT is 2 days for a ropemaker.
Flask: A small container to hold liquid, flasks
are usually used to hold oil. BCT is 1 day for a glassblower.
Flint: Oftentimes, steel is rubbed quickly
against flint to produce a spark, which is itself used
to ignite flammable substances. BCT is 1 hour for a
blacksmith.
Flute, wood: A thin piece of wood is hollowed
and periodic holes are drilled with precision.
To operate this musical instrument, 1 end of the
flute is placed before one’s mouth and the player
blows into the flute. As holes are covered and uncovered
with one’s fingers, the pitch decreases or
increases respectively. BCT is 1 day for a carpenter.
Garter: These are thin veiled and ruffled
straps that women place strategically on a leg to entice
a male. BCT is 1 day for a lacemaker.
Gloves, leather: Though simply designed
to cover the hands, some gloves extend up the arm.
BCT is 1 day for a glover. Leather gloves offer protection
that is equivalent to leather armor, but are
not made or sold by an armorsmith.
Goblet: This is a drinking vessel with a foot
and stem, but without handles, that may be ornate
or simple. BCT is 1 day for a tinker.
Hat: Material may be fashioned in many
styles, though its primary purpose is to cover the
head. BCT is 1 day for a hatter.
Horn: The hollow horn of an animal may
be used as a drinking cup or it may be blown. BCT
is 1 day for a tinker.
Horseshoes: Iron is shaped and fitted to
the foot of a horse to protect the horse’s feet from
the ground. BCT is 1 day for a blacksmith.
Incense stick: These sticks are material
(such as gums or woods) are used to produce a fragrant
odor when burned. BCT is 1 day for a chandler.
Ink, 1 Vial: Ink is a purplish fluid of viscous
material that is used for writing. BCT is 1 day
for an inkmaker.
Kettle, Iron: This is a container made of
iron. An iron kettle is usually hung by its handle
over a fire, and water is boiled inside it. An iron
kettle is used in almost every kitchen. BCT is 1 day
for a blacksmith.
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