Editing Under the Statue at the Hurlers
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</nowiki>|Description summary = Part of the description varies based on which statue you have built. | </nowiki>|Description summary = Part of the description varies based on which statue you have built. | ||
{{Variant table | {{Variant table | ||
| − | |Condition = Hurlers Commemorative Development|Condition alias = Statue| | + | |Condition = Hurlers Commemorative Development|Condition alias = Statue|Condition type = Text |
| − | |Value 1 = Rather than just looking at a statue someone else has built, they can imagine whatever they desire on this empty pedestal. […] They might even start to imagine the potential for a different world, presuming that such potential could fit on a pedestal. | + | |Effect = Description |
| − | |Value 2 = As far as the physical resemblance to real serpents is concerned, a few liberties might have been taken. Quite a few. Then again, […] perhaps they look different to different dreamers. They must look ''very'' different when some sculptors dream. | + | |Value 1 = 1 |
| − | |Value 3 = As far as any potential resemblance to the Anchoress is concerned, a few liberties might have been taken. Quite a few. But one shouldn't constrain a sculptor's imagination[…]. Besides, it must be challenging to work with ice, if this is an indication. | + | |Effect 1 = Rather than just looking at a statue someone else has built, they can imagine whatever they desire on this empty pedestal. […] They might even start to imagine the potential for a different world, presuming that such potential could fit on a pedestal. |
| − | |Value 4 = As far as the resemblance to actual goat-demons is concerned, a few liberties might have been taken. […] But one shouldn't constrain a sculptor's imagination, unless one wants art that looks realistic. Besides, it must be challenging to work with ice […] | + | |Value 2 = 2 |
| − | |Value 5 = As far as the physical resemblance to your Overgoat is concerned, a few liberties might have been taken[…] But one shouldn't constrain a sculptor's imagination, unless one wants art that looks realistic. Besides, it must be challenging to work with ice […] | + | |Effect 2 = As far as the physical resemblance to real serpents is concerned, a few liberties might have been taken. Quite a few. Then again, […] perhaps they look different to different dreamers. They must look ''very'' different when some sculptors dream. |
| − | |Value 8 = As far as the physical resemblance to yourself is concerned, a few liberties might have been taken. […] But one shouldn't constrain a sculptor's imagination, unless one wants art that looks realistic. Besides, it must be challenging to work with ice […] | + | |Value 3 = 3 |
| + | |Effect 3 = As far as any potential resemblance to the Anchoress is concerned, a few liberties might have been taken. Quite a few. But one shouldn't constrain a sculptor's imagination[…]. Besides, it must be challenging to work with ice, if this is an indication. | ||
| + | |Value 4 = 4 | ||
| + | |Effect 4 = As far as the resemblance to actual goat-demons is concerned, a few liberties might have been taken. […] But one shouldn't constrain a sculptor's imagination, unless one wants art that looks realistic. Besides, it must be challenging to work with ice […] | ||
| + | |Value 5 = 5 | ||
| + | |Effect 5 = As far as the physical resemblance to your Overgoat is concerned, a few liberties might have been taken[…] But one shouldn't constrain a sculptor's imagination, unless one wants art that looks realistic. Besides, it must be challenging to work with ice […] | ||
| + | |Value 8 = 8 | ||
| + | |Effect 8 = As far as the physical resemblance to yourself is concerned, a few liberties might have been taken. […] But one shouldn't constrain a sculptor's imagination, unless one wants art that looks realistic. Besides, it must be challenging to work with ice […] | ||
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|Option1 = Practise sketching the (subject in the Hurlers){{!}}Practice sketching the Statue to (subject) | |Option1 = Practise sketching the (subject in the Hurlers){{!}}Practice sketching the Statue to (subject) | ||
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{{Options|Call in favours from Hell (The Hurlers){{!}}Call in favours from Hell|(Goat-Demons)}} | {{Options|Call in favours from Hell (The Hurlers){{!}}Call in favours from Hell|(Goat-Demons)}} | ||
{{Options|Ask your Overgoat to perform a trick|(Overgoat)}} | {{Options|Ask your Overgoat to perform a trick|(Overgoat)}} | ||
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{{Options|Meditate in your statue's shadow|(Steward)}} | {{Options|Meditate in your statue's shadow|(Steward)}} | ||
