Service Sign

Name by Flubb2 Concept and Written by James Woodwright

A service sign is a tavern styled sign that shows with the use of symbols tells those who are from other towns or cities what the business is as the name of it, may not be recogisable. These symbols are standardised, so the symbol its self is not an issue.

Example symbols are:

Smiths' - Anvil with an ingot leaning on the side. Depending on the colour of the ingot, relates to which smith it is a red ingot indicates its a coppersmith a black one a blacksmith.

Beat Master - A pestle.

Protectors Guild - A helmet with two swords crosses the helmet with two maces behind that.

Mechanics & Inner Workings

The sign is made up of Maple wood with its coloured parts painted on, to hang it up two screw eyes are used.

History

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Significance

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Appears In
The Artistocracy Chronicles Books 1 - 4

Item type

Miscellaneous

Manufacturer

University

Related ethnicities

• Crayan

Owning Organization

Willinghurst Cray

Rarity

Common

Dimensions

45cm square (without fittings)

Base Price

4 Tusks 3 Horns

Raw materials & Components

Maple Wood, screw eyes and paint.

Tools

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