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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Kantorock" data-source="post: 6715936" data-attributes="member: 6799005">"A Clever Hairband"Physical Description: A thin, 1-metre long ribbon of black silk. Slot: Hair/Forehead Properties: When worn about the hair, this strip of fabric keeps the wearer’s hair and fur neatly combed, lustrously clean, and free of tangles, burs, and knots. Upon verbal command, the wearer of this item may cast the spell ‘groom’ as an at-will ability, with themselves as a target. The spell ‘groom’ cleans all manner of soil and filth from the body, nails, teeth, and hair of the caster. The caster can further specify that the cleaning include a shave (specific body parts can be targeted or excluded as desired), a manicure, a pedicure, a haircut, or fashioning and colour, as well as a light makeup application, and/or a hint of fragrance. Lore: Awamel ‘Krow’ Qaelireilant, a mist elf wizard, originally invented this item after becoming frustrated with impromptu meetings with various officials, while just returning from particularly grueling campaigns. These types of hairbands have since became popular with many adventurers seeking to remain presentable after long and bloody dungeon crawls, as well as with well-to-do lords and ladies that wish to maintain their appearance without putting in the effort. "Lucky Stockings"Physical Description: A pair of soft, thigh-high stockings, made of cloudwool. Slot: Legs, Undergarments / Slotless? (Suggestions Appreciated) Properties: These stockings are able to transmute into a near-infinite variety of colors and color patterns, as desired by their wearer. The material these stockings are made from grants their wearer a minor resistance to electrical energy. The wearer of these stockings finds that they are unusually lucky, particularly when it comes to physical endeavors and games of skill and chance. If only one stocking is worn, the wearer finds they are slightly more lucky than they would be without the stocking. Lore: It is not uncommon for individuals to believe an object to be lucky, and impart that luck onto their owner. While the truth of this is often debated, there is no denying that individuals wearing a pair of lucky stockings seem to have a better time at accomplishing their task than those that do not. In fact, there was once a bard that owned a pair of stockings he considered so lucky, that he wrote a lament, after losing them during a quest to uncover the true identity of a mysterious warlock king.</blockquote>

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