Well with the furnishing I was thinking that it might be too expensive or clutter the inventories too much if people have to buy their furniture separately. Like a chair, a table, a bed, etc…
So I thought why not kits? Like a package that has whatever you need to furnish your house. BUT the quality is different for each pack. 

They can range from cheap to expensive, with the quality of someone's furniture (or interior design) to match the price. 
Per example for 20 silver you can get furniture for a shack house. The poorest of poor, a straw bed with a crooked table.
Or for a 100 silver you can get furniture to fill/decorate a house that's fit for a single person. probably the average adventurer who has a small house to take a break from questing and treasure hunting. It's got everything he needs, tables and chairs, a single bed, kitchen, bathroom. It's not fancy, but it's home.

And so on and so on. basically people can have furniture that's fit for a middle class family, or fit for an extravagant mansion. Kind of like showing off one's wealth? 


Although come to think of it, all that might just be included in the type of housing you buy… so scratch that idea xD
When I'm on a sugar rush i get the craziest and most confusing ideas x-x

Ah no problem, I have a better understanding of it now. No worries. :)

There is a good possibility that the stuff could be just included or implied depending on the type of house brought, like you said. Obviously no one that would buy something like a cavern would live the life of luxury.

Unless they are some kind of hoarder, dragon or both. :P

Or a CodeAni. :P

We're still discussing ideas about implementing a housing system (including whether or not we want one at all), but for now: if you want to say you own a house in an area, you may do so (as said here), so long as there's no real combat advantage associated with owning said house. I would say that the same applies to furniture, if said furniture cannot be found in the shop. For example, you can buy a blanket in the shop for your bed, or utensils for cookware and the like, but since there's nothing close to, say, a table, don't worry about buying a table in the meantime.

If a furniture shop and/or housing system opens up in the future, you would be expected to buy those items to continue using them, but for now, don't worry about it. A house (and furniture) is basically just the setting for a roleplay, anyway.

Excalibur: A Holy sword made of pure gold and bedazzled with rubies. It is very effective against Unholy/Necromancy-summoned creatures.

Earplugs: Small earplugs made of wax that block out noise/controlling spells.

Masquerade Mask: A mask of beautiful design, hiding the wearer's face.

Scissor of the Fates: A blade that can be separated into two (Think Kill La Kill, scissor blade). Useful against Holy and Unholy creatures.

The mask in the shop is actually for that as well as other things :)

Exalibur can be subbed right now by the war hammer that is in the seasonal shop :)

I could see the scissor being a synth but we don't have that up and running. As for earplugs that is up in the air since the first ones were created in 1962. (but I could see a character just sticking wax in their ears and being like HAHA your spells have no say here)

Actually, Brit, earplugs were first mentioned in Homer's Odyssey.  They are fashioned from beeswax so they do not get lured to their death by the sirens.

So, we can bring it to discussion in the item committee.

What do I know? rofl thanks for catching me Whit. I guess I looked up when the first actual earplugs were made from wood. >> My bad :P

Komorebi - you can now purchase beeswax in the miscellaneous shop, Abel's Everything Else.  Unfortunately, they will not block psionic spells.

I know that there are still missing icons to many items, but allow me to suggest orichalcum weapons/ armor.

Orichalcum is a material that has been used in many famous fantasy stories, but the best part is that it existed! Greeks and romans had orichalcum, I think it was Plato who first mentioned it. The roman coins were also made of it. Orichalcum is believed to be a kind of luxurious copper :)