Existing TG Items
Posted: Sun Feb 28, 2010 7:00 pmLockpicks - Sold at the moment by one of four People
OOCly these are - Whitemist, Twerlinger
Icly, they are simply members of the TG
Copper Lockpicks - The most basic of tools used for picking locks, copper lockpicks are easily bent, and not quite accurate, and give a -10 modifier to lockpicking (though keep in mind that one not using any lockpicks whatsoever incurs a -20 penalty). Because of the relative unsteadiness of the metal copper, they are only sturdy enough to pick "bad" and "poor" locks. Comes in a set of six lockpicks, accomodating for various sizes of locks.
Cost - 15 mhl for a set of 6, not sold individually.
Iron Lockpicks - A bit stronger version of lockpicks, these are fairly sturdy and a bit well made. The "staple" of what most thieves choose to pick. While moderately stronger than copper, because of the thinness of the lockpicks the metal can be a bit ill-suited for some of the more advanced locks. Iron lockpicks cannot pick "excellent" or "superior" locks, and have a -5 modifier to attempting to pick any other lock. Good for your average thief, as most people don't put in the time to buy the most expensive of locks.
Cost - 30 mhl for a set of 6, not sold individually
Steel Lockpicks - The more luxurious lockpicks for those that can afford it, steel lockpicks are well made and are quite sturdy. These are exceptionally good for those who spend their time picking their way through some of the more challenging types of locks. There is no negative modifier for using steel lockpicks, and they can pick any type of locks.
Cost - 60 mhl for a set of 6, not sold individually
Mithril Lockpicks - The end all be all of lockpicking, they're light, finely crafted, and incredibly durable. These are more for show and status symbols than anything, though that is not to say they are not quite exceptional when actually used, actually granting a +5 bonus to lockpicking merely by using such find crafted tools.
Cost - 100 mhl for a set of 6, not sold individually
OOCly these are - Whitemist, Twerlinger
Icly, they are simply members of the TG
Copper Lockpicks - The most basic of tools used for picking locks, copper lockpicks are easily bent, and not quite accurate, and give a -10 modifier to lockpicking (though keep in mind that one not using any lockpicks whatsoever incurs a -20 penalty). Because of the relative unsteadiness of the metal copper, they are only sturdy enough to pick "bad" and "poor" locks. Comes in a set of six lockpicks, accomodating for various sizes of locks.
Cost - 15 mhl for a set of 6, not sold individually.
Iron Lockpicks - A bit stronger version of lockpicks, these are fairly sturdy and a bit well made. The "staple" of what most thieves choose to pick. While moderately stronger than copper, because of the thinness of the lockpicks the metal can be a bit ill-suited for some of the more advanced locks. Iron lockpicks cannot pick "excellent" or "superior" locks, and have a -5 modifier to attempting to pick any other lock. Good for your average thief, as most people don't put in the time to buy the most expensive of locks.
Cost - 30 mhl for a set of 6, not sold individually
Steel Lockpicks - The more luxurious lockpicks for those that can afford it, steel lockpicks are well made and are quite sturdy. These are exceptionally good for those who spend their time picking their way through some of the more challenging types of locks. There is no negative modifier for using steel lockpicks, and they can pick any type of locks.
Cost - 60 mhl for a set of 6, not sold individually
Mithril Lockpicks - The end all be all of lockpicking, they're light, finely crafted, and incredibly durable. These are more for show and status symbols than anything, though that is not to say they are not quite exceptional when actually used, actually granting a +5 bonus to lockpicking merely by using such find crafted tools.
Cost - 100 mhl for a set of 6, not sold individually