[img]http://www1.flightrising.com/static/cms/food/11291.png[/img]
[b]Name:[/b] Starfall Blossom
[b]Description:[/b] They say this flower only blooms when a shooting star passes over it, how lucky you are to find it!
[img]http://www1.flightrising.com/static/cms/trinket/11297.png[/img]
[b]Name:[/b] Unfinished Painting
[b]Description:[/b] Another one? Man, you've really got to work on following through with your projects.
[img]http://www1.flightrising.com/static/cms/food/11286.png[/img]
[b]Name:[/b] Venomspite Invader
[b]Description:[/b] This poor fish only produces venom when it has a score to settle with someone. Too bad most dragons eat it before it can realize it's been wronged.
Name: Starfall Blossom Description: They say this flower only blooms when a shooting star passes over it, how lucky you are to find it!
Name: Unfinished Painting Description: Another one? Man, you've really got to work on following through with your projects.
Name: Venomspite Invader Description: This poor fish only produces venom when it has a score to settle with someone. Too bad most dragons eat it before it can realize it's been wronged.
Name: Pickaxe Description: You are a Dwarf and your digging a hole, diggy diggy hole, you're digging a hole.
Name: Rusty Pickaxe Description: The Dwarf that left this had much better things to do with his life, like become a dancer, maybe a ballerina
Name: Shale Silver Description: Was this just thrown at you? I mean free silver, score!
Name: Pickaxe Description: You are a Dwarf and your digging a hole, diggy diggy hole, you're digging a hole.
Name: Rusty Pickaxe Description: The Dwarf that left this had much better things to do with his life, like become a dancer, maybe a ballerina
Name: Shale Silver Description: Was this just thrown at you? I mean free silver, score!
[item=Pickaxe]
[b]Name:[/b] Pickaxe
[b]Caption:[/b][I]Don't mine at night.[/I]
[item=rusty pickaxe]
[b]Name:[/b] Wooden Pickaxe
[b]Caption:[/b][I] Finally! You can stop punching poor, innocent trees.[/I]
[item=lume daffodil]
[b]Name:[/b] Lume Daffodil
[b]Caption:[/b][I]Have you ever noticed that some of the tooltips for items make no sense with what they are supposed to be? Congratulations, you found another one.[/I]
Using this pickaxe may result in some miner delays. (Special thanks to alsciaukitty.)
Name: Wooden Pickaxe Caption: Finally! You can stop punching poor, innocent trees.
Lume Daffodil
Plant
Blooms under moonlight, with a cool, refreshing taste. Often consumed as after-dinner mints. (Special thanks to alcion.)
Name: Lume Daffodil Caption:Have you ever noticed that some of the tooltips for items make no sense with what they are supposed to be? Congratulations, you found another one.
Last edited on Jun 30, 2015 20:20:51 by Skychickens
[item=starfall blossom]
Name:Wannabe Iris
Caption: Magic could not not even change what it was.
or
Caption: Yes, I am not Yellow, I am clearly Violet.
[item=game fowl]
Name: Game Fowl
Caption: A healthier choice than a Micro Deer.
or
Caption: They are the experts called in to determine the outcome of a foul in a game.
[item=rusty pickaxe]
Name: Rusty Pickaxe
Caption: Not necessary to open any Chest and probably will not break any Chains.
Starfall Blossoms glow softly at night... and sometimes explode for no apparent reason. Botany can be a dangerous hobby where they grow. (Special thanks to Mirrorstone.)
Name:Wannabe Iris
Caption: Magic could not not even change what it was.
or
Caption: Yes, I am not Yellow, I am clearly Violet.
Game Fowl
Meat
Not to be confused with the similar-looking Party Fowl. (Special thanks to legendbeary.)
Name: Game Fowl
Caption: A healthier choice than a Micro Deer.
or
Caption: They are the experts called in to determine the outcome of a foul in a game.
Rusty Pickaxe
Trinkets
Using this pickaxe may result in some miner delays. (Special thanks to alsciaukitty.)
Name: Rusty Pickaxe
Caption: Not necessary to open any Chest and probably will not break any Chains.
In life there is always Adventure... but more importantly, there is Love and Laughter if you look for it. So Live your life with these in mind.
[img]http://www1.flightrising.com/static/cms/food/11285.png[/img]
Name: Citrus Lionfish
Description: Fish with citrus: a classic combination, now more convenient than ever!
[img]http://www1.flightrising.com/static/cms/trinket/11293.png[/img]
Name: Glowing Tail
Description: Please note that these [i]do not[/i] need to be broken in order to glow.
[img]http://www1.flightrising.com/static/cms/trinket/11292.png[/img]
Name: Bioluminescent Tail
Description: Young and playful dragons sometimes wave these around in the dark, drawing with the light trails. Alternately, some just want to freak out their clanmates.
Name: Citrus Lionfish
Description: Fish with citrus: a classic combination, now more convenient than ever!
Name: Glowing Tail
Description: Please note that these do not need to be broken in order to glow.
Name: Bioluminescent Tail
Description: Young and playful dragons sometimes wave these around in the dark, drawing with the light trails. Alternately, some just want to freak out their clanmates.
[img][/img] small nature birb is here to help
Name: Rusty Pickaxe
Description: All the fun of a regular pickaxe without the effectiveness.
Name: Game Fowl
Description: Don't want to ruffle any feathers, but there is something fowl about this bird.
Name: Unfinished Painting
Description: There's a plaque on the bottom that reads, 'description to be added later.'
Glowing Tail
An especial favourite of hatchlings, eating too many will leave your tongue glowing for weeks!
[item=unfinished painting]
Name: Unfinished Painting
Description: To this day, scholarly dragons debate over whether the artist died before finishing the painting, or if it was purposefully left unfinished.
[item=glowing tail]
Name: Glowing Tail
Description: Rambunctious hatchlings wave these around at dance parties, much to the disdain of older dragons.
[item=engaging still life]
Name: Engaging Still Life
Description: Dragons travel far and spend large amounts of treasure to see the original of this painting up close, only to be disappointed by its small size.
Perhaps its not unfinished- perhaps this is a metaphor for life composed into a painting. Perhaps this brilliance is the answer to the questions we all have! Or perhaps... procrastination. (Special thanks to Raptured.)
Name: Unfinished Painting
Description: To this day, scholarly dragons debate over whether the artist died before finishing the painting, or if it was purposefully left unfinished.
Glowing Tail
Organics
Who needs a lava lamp when you have this squishy light source? Your lair will be the coolest. (Special thanks to BallpointTattoos.)
Name: Glowing Tail
Description: Rambunctious hatchlings wave these around at dance parties, much to the disdain of older dragons.
Engaging Still Life
Trinkets
You've been staring at this painting for hours, but can't figure out what's so engaging about it. (Special thanks to otonashiryouko.)
Name: Engaging Still Life
Description: Dragons travel far and spend large amounts of treasure to see the original of this painting up close, only to be disappointed by its small size.
Name: Lume Daffodil
Description: These flowers only bloom under the light of the full moon. Some say they even glow a little.
Name: Game Fowl
Description: These may be fun birds to catch, but don't you think they taste a little...fowl?
Name: Rusty Pickaxe
Description: Requires the strongest glue to hold together. Who's to say it won't break mid-swing?
[item=bioluminescent tail]
It touched the butt.
[item=unfinished painting]
Scholars have argued for centuries over whether this painting is either a commentary on the decay of society or simply an unfinished piece.
[item=pickaxe]
For those really, REALLY hard to reach itches.
Perfect for use as a light source... If you ignore the occasional twitching. (Special thanks Aleise.)
It touched the butt.
Unfinished Painting
Trinkets
Perhaps its not unfinished- perhaps this is a metaphor for life composed into a painting. Perhaps this brilliance is the answer to the questions we all have! Or perhaps... procrastination. (Special thanks to Raptured.)
Scholars have argued for centuries over whether this painting is either a commentary on the decay of society or simply an unfinished piece.