Jewelrysmithing Rules

by **SpiritGM** Tue Jan 16, 2024 8:12 am

Jewelrysmithing Rules

Requirement

Requires the user to have a Jewelrysmithing Crafting License.

Crafting Location
All Jewelrysmithing crafts will take place in one of 3 places

The Black Forge: The main crafting location for Jewelrysmithing.
A Medium Sized House: If you have a Medium-Sized House with a Jewelry Forge room, you are capable of crafting jewelry in your house.
Weapon Shop: If you have a Store (which requires a license) and you have Jewelrysmithing License, you are capable of crafting jewelry in your store.

Jewelry Carry Maximum
You are only allowed to wear 2 pieces of jewelry that have Runestones embedded into them. You may have more pieces of jewelry worn for the purpose of Rping.

Format
Jewelry

Code:: [img][/img] [size=18][b]JewelryName[/b][/size] [b]Jewelry Rank[/b]: [b]Required Materials[/b]: [b]Jewelry Durability[/b]: [b]Runestone Slots[/b]: [b]Minimum Word Count[/b]: [b]Jewelry Description[/b]:

Required Materials
Jewelry require a minimum of 3 materials that are Jewelry-Grade Materials -- 2 of the materials must be the metal for the jewelry and must be of the same rank as the Jewelry being created and the third must be a Jewel. The user may add more up to 2 additional materials (of lower rank than the item) to assist with Durability. Jewels do not add to durability.

Jewelry Durability
Taking damage from attacks will deal damage to durability with 1 damage = 1 damage to the Jewelry's durability. Once the durability reaches 0, the Jewelry is considered broken. A broken Jewelry cannot be used for the remainder of the thread. Jewelry will have their durability returned to full at the end of the topic. The durability of the items are dependent on the rank of the Jewelry-Grade material. Jewelry that breaks will basically just fall off of the user.

Spoiler:

Runestone Slots
All Jewelry will have up to a varied number of Runestone Slots. Unlike Armor or Weapons, Jewelry can have any Runestone attached to it from Stat-Raising (the only thing that can have stat-raising Runestones) to even Spell Runestones.

Each Jewelry will start off with 0 Runestones, so it's up to the Jewelrysmith to 'drill' runestone slots into the Jewelry. The user may drill up to X holes in each Jewelry, each increasing the word count of creating the item by +100 words per hole drilled. Jewelry may only have Runestones of equal or lower rank attached to them -- only a Runic Mason is capable of embedding a Runestone into a Runestone Slot.

While it may seem like a bunch of added words, it will increase the worth of any item to have Runestone Slots drilled out. You CANNOT drill Runestone slots into Shop-Bought Jewelry.

Spoiler:

Jewelry Wielding
In order to gain any benefits off of jewelry, the user is required to wear it or carry it in some fashion (after they have attuned to it).

For passives, they are required to touch the user's body in some fashion.

For Spell Runestones, the user just have the runestone visible as the spell shoots out from the runestone itself. Having it under clothing/armor may affect the clothing/armor. IE: You have a ring that shoots out a lightning bolt -- it'll need to be worn any hand armor so you can point your ring towards the target to shoot them with the lightning bolt.

Stat-Boost Runestones
Jewelry are the only things that can bare Stat-Boost Runestones. You may only be attuned to 1 Stat-Boost Runestone at a time. While you may own multiple pieces of Jewelry with Stat-Boost Runestones, you may only be attuned to one at a time -- which would be a good idea to swap between different jewelries depending on what your character will be doing.

Same as Accessories?
No, Accessories are different. They can be purchased or won as a prize but accessories cannot be created.

*Stats*	Score
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SP	Library Name	Rank
1	Creation of Eragia	5
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