mclumberfeet

Mapped exits: go door

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go door
Koramon puts his shaper in his backpack.
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[Engineering Society, Hallway]
A long hallway cut from smoky alabaster echoes with all sorts of clinks and clanks.  Doors leading to solitary workshops line the walls, manned by attendants waiting to deliver on deed orders.
You also see some bronze mechanisms, a prestige board, a maple door, an oak door and a birch door.
Obvious exits: south.

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Mapped exits: go birch door, go oak door, go maple door

go oak door
[Engineering Society, Workshop]
Unfinished stone furniture, statues and more lie spread out across dozens of reinforced tables.  Crafters hurry to finish designs as attendants haul away pieces too large to carry, storing them for later retrieval.
You also see some unfinished notched deer-bone vambraces, a large waste bucket, an oak door, Attendant Rudger, an assortment of communal crafting tools, a table saw, a gear press and a pile of fuel.
Obvious exits: none.

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Mapped exits: go door

[Script finished (In 1.8786009 seconds): automapper.cmd(182)]
[mastercraft]: store custom pine lumber in haversack
get pine lumber from my haversack
You will now store any item with a TAP that contains "pine lumber" in your haversack.
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You get some pine lumber from inside your haversack.
> count my lumber
You count out 10 pieces of lumber remaining.
> get my tinkering book

You get a book of master tinkering instructions from inside your haversack.
> study my book
You scan the practice crossbow instructions with a glance and comprehend all but several minor details in the text. (4/5)
You now feel ready to begin the crafting process.
Roundtime: 8 sec.
R> put my book in my haversack

You put your book in your haversack.
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[Script loaded: mc_tinker.cmd]
glance

You glance down to see some pine lumber in your right hand and nothing in your left hand.
> swap

You move some pine lumber to your left hand.
> get MY metal drawknife

You get a metal drawknife edged in glaes from inside your haversack.
> scrape my lumber with my metal drawknife
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You carefully separate out the excess material and place it at your feet.
You select a high quality piece of lumber and brace your foot against it.  A layer at a time you scrape into the wood, flattening it into the form of a crossbow stock.  The work proceeds as planned without any mistakes whatsoever.

The crossbow is ready to have more fine detail carved with a carving knife.
Roundtime: 10 sec.
R>
You've gained a new rank in using missile weapons.
R> put my drawknife in my haversack

You put your drawknife in your haversack.
> get my carving knife

You get a carving knife from inside your haversack.
> carve my crossbow with my carving knife

Back and forth, you carve along an unfinished pine practice crossbow's limbs with your knife.  The crossbow limbs' flex appears completely intact from the work.

Additional adjusting with some tinker's tools is now required.
Roundtime: 15 sec.
R> put my knife in my haversack

You put your knife in your haversack.
> get my tools

You get some metal tinker's tools from inside your haversack.
> adjust my crossbow with my tools

You tinker with an unfinished pine practice crossbow using your tools.  After filing down the surface, you observe a fairly neat texture.

The crossbow is ready to have more fine detail carved with a carving knife.
Roundtime: 18 sec.
R> put my tools in my haversack

You put your tools in your haversack.
> get my carving knife

You get a carving knife from inside your haversack.
> carve my crossbow with my carving knife

Back and forth, you carve along an unfinished pine practice crossbow's limbs with your knife.  The crossbow limbs' flex appears completely intact from the work.

The crossbow now must be pushed with clamps or a vise to hold it in place.
Roundtime: 16 sec.

You need another finished mechanism to continue crafting an unfinished pine practice crossbow.  You believe you can assemble the two ingredients together once you acquire them.

[Ingredients can be added by using ASSEMBLE Ingredient1 WITH Ingredient2]
R> [rest]: encum
  Encumbrance : Heavy Burden
> put my knife in my haversack

You put your knife in your haversack.
> get my mechanism

You get some bronze mechanisms from inside your haversack.
> assemble my mechanism with my crossbow

You place your mechanisms with your practice crossbow and carefully mark where it will attach when you continue crafting.
> assemble my mechanism with my crossbow
What were you referring to?
> analyze my crossbow
You analyze the practice crossbow and learn more about its construction.
When crafting is complete this will be a type of finished light crossbow.
The wood is ready to be held in place by pushing it with clamps or a vise.  This will hold it fast during delicate operations.
From the progress so far, it looks like the crossbow is of outstanding quality.
Roundtime: 6 sec.
R> get MY metal clamps

You get some metal clamps from inside your haversack.
> push my crossbow with my metal clamps

You secure the mechanisms to be affixed in the stock by clamping them in place.

The mechanisms must be affixed into the stock by pulling the crossbow with pliers.
Roundtime: 20 sec.
R> put my clamps in my haversack

You put your clamps in your haversack.
> get my hooked pliers

You get some hooked pliers with calfskin grips from inside your haversack.
> pull my crossbow with my hooked pliers

You work the mechanisms in the crossbow into place with your pliers.  The mechanism works flawlessly after you complete the installation.

Additional adjusting with some tinker's tools is now required.
Roundtime: 9 sec.
R> put my pliers in my haversack

You put your pliers in your haversack.
> get my tools

You get some metal tinker's tools from inside your haversack.
> adjust my crossbow with my tools

You tinker with an unfinished pine practice crossbow using your tools.  After filing down the surface, you observe a fairly neat texture.

The crossbow now must be pushed with clamps or a vise to hold it in place.
Roundtime: 23 sec.
R> put my tools in my haversack

You put your tools in your haversack.
> get my metal clamps

You get some metal clamps from inside your haversack.
> push my crossbow with my metal clamps

You position the clamps near the body of the stock to hold the mechanisms in place.

The mechanisms must be affixed into the stock by pulling the crossbow with pliers.
Roundtime: 23 sec.
R> put my clamps in my haversack

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You put your clamps in your haversack.
> get my hooked pliers

You get some hooked pliers with calfskin grips from inside your haversack.
> pull my crossbow with my hooked pliers

You work the mechanisms in the crossbow into place with your pliers.  The mechanism works flawlessly after you complete the installation.

Some wood stain should be applied to the wood to finish it.
Roundtime: 11 sec.

You need another finished bow string to continue crafting an unfinished pine practice crossbow.  You believe you can assemble the two ingredients together once you acquire them.

[Ingredients can be added by using ASSEMBLE Ingredient1 WITH Ingredient2]
R> put my pliers in my haversack

You put your pliers in your haversack.
> get my string

You get some bow string from inside your haversack.
> assemble my string with my crossbow

You loop the string into a knock on one of the crossbow's limbs.  In this relaxed state you find it easy to loop it over and around the knock on the opposite limb.  Using a small piece of leather, you reinforce the string's knocking point where the mechanism will catch when loaded and readied for firing.
> analyze my crossbow
You analyze the practice crossbow and learn more about its construction.
When crafting is complete this will be a type of finished light crossbow.
With all major carving work completed, the wood is ready for the application of stain.
From the progress so far, it looks like the crossbow is of outstanding quality.
Roundtime: 6 sec.
R>
You've gained a new rank in using twohanded blunt weapons.
R> get MY stain

You get some wood stain from inside your haversack.
> apply my stain to my crossbow

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You evenly coat the crossbow with stain to protect it.
Roundtime: 20 sec.
Applying the final touches, you complete working on a pine practice crossbow.
R> [rest]: encum
put my stain in my haversack
  Encumbrance : Burdened
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You put your stain in your haversack.
> swap

You move a pine practice crossbow to your right hand.
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[Script finished (In 203.5082518 seconds): mc_tinker.cmd(423)]
put my crossbow in bucket

You drop a pine practice crossbow in a large waste bucket.
> untie my Engineering logbook

You untie the crossbow from the logbook.

> put my crossbow in bucket

You drop a pine practice crossbow in a large waste bucket.
> untie my Engineering logbook

You untie the crossbow from the logbook.

> put my crossbow in bucket

You drop a pine practice crossbow in a large waste bucket.
> untie my Engineering logbook

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You untie the crossbow from the logbook.

> put my crossbow in bucket

You drop a pine practice crossbow in a large waste bucket.
> untie my Engineering logbook
You have nothing bundled with the logbook.
> put my Engineering logbook in my haversack
What were you referring to?
> open my backpack
You open your sturdy backpack.
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[Script finished (In 499.2206522 seconds): mastercraft.cmd(1376)]
[AutoMapper] Goto: Alchemy
[AutoMapper] Goto: Alchemy Society
[AutoMapper] Goto: Alchemy tools
[AutoMapper] Goto: Alchemy books
[AutoMapper] Goto: Alchemy supplies
[AutoMapper] Goto: Alchemy Office
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go door

[Engineering Society, Hallway]
A long hallway cut from smoky alabaster echoes with all sorts of clinks and clanks.  Doors leading to solitary workshops line the walls, manned by attendants waiting to deliver on deed orders.
You also see some bronze mechanisms, a prestige board, a maple door, an oak door and a birch door.
Next move: go well-used road
Obvious exits: south.

south
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Mapped exits: go birch door, go oak door, go maple door

You notice some pine lumber at your feet, and do not wish to leave it behind.
> [rest]: encum
  Encumbrance : Burdened
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Pack Brother Kojsak just arrived.

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Pack Brother Kojsak runs south.

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Pack Brother Kojsak just arrived.

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Pack Brother Kojsak went through a maple door.

> [rest]: encum
  Encumbrance : Burdened