
Living Decor: Yard and Garden
A yard that breathes flux. Read flowstone.
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- Read with the Loupe: Flowstone or Flowstone
- Notes: Artifice — 2
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Living Decor: Curios
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For a yard, a garden and roofs: a fountain where arcs of a current spring, chimes of opaline, a pennant with a workshop's rune and a weathervane that catches the wind of the whole land.
A piece's color is a current. Click it with a distillate vial: the vial loses one part, the piece flares and takes any of the 42 currents. A broken piece keeps its color — that is how rows of different currents are gathered.
Current Fountain — for a yard, a hall or a garden: four arcs of the current spring from the spout and fall into a flowstone basin; rings spread over the glowing surface. Light 9.
Goes on the floor. It babbles softly.
Opaline Chimes — a hanging piece: opaline shards on twine turn and sway, and a face that turns to you flashes with opaline's play of colors. Light 4.
Hangs from a ceiling, a fence or a chain. Chimes now and then. Keeps its own colors.
Current Pennant — a sign for a workshop or a house: a pennant with the rune of its current — the same as in the Codex — waves on the wall. Light 3.
Hangs on a wall and reaches into the block below. A vial drop changes both the color and the rune.
Weathervane — for roofs: the arrow with a sail of woven light turns with the wind — the wind is the same for the whole land, and the weathervanes on the roofs turn together.
Goes on top of a block or a fence post.