I believe we in the forum are exempt m9....that rules is for the mortal masses.
That 10,600 is a joke right?
Yes, a long running and enjoyable one that started here:
Cool riddle, I have a thing about alabaster and honey being a quick stockmarket and saying those things like bids, my first true laugh in the game, hit my cosmic humor funny bone. But like any stone, this is in the never ingest it or heal much category. So in the timeline this looked like the next completed stone stacking advancement in walls and worlds. Who knows if there is such thing as a pet if this wall is around, right? Looks like an amazing ivory, like the color holds. But like the nicest riddle in culture, how did they make stonehenge? This reminds me of something too strong to get in these days for a mortal person, a spirit that could catch I theorize, especially the number of things from point a to point b, each thing of course, unbalanced, not to ingest or heal with much category. So this era in buildings has Mason being a specialist. Add finish work and repair being the trow and mud like they say in sidewalks today.I had a game issue recently. Luckily it was solved today by a regular member here. Something I forgot to mention when describing my issue, and my erstwhile attempts to solve it, was that I had tried various applications of Alabaster, the "solve all problems" remedy.
I tried a direct application by rubbing the Alabaster on my problem, to no avail. I then switched to a fine powdered Alabaster in which I gently sprinkled on the problem. Still no reaction. Finally I mixed it with some water and sprayed it right on the problem. This didn't work either but I suspect that might have been due to the Alabaster being watered down, diluted if you will.
At that point I came into the forum to seek direction and a possible solution to this problem, which presented itself today. But the question still remains....What is the proper application of Alabaster?
The answer to all of these questions is, of course, Colonial Champions.
But I just kitted out my Hovers with Alabaster Steering wheels and headlight trims. !!! The answer to all of these questions is, of course, Colonial Champions.
