Home Improvement

A dead cottage rests at the end of a new dirt path. The path, overgrown, has tamed through use. You are the tamer.



Its eye is cracked and clouded. Its garden of weeds sprawling with a rabble of life. A shovel takes its last stand by the doorway, overgrown and forgotten.



Entering the carcass of the beast stirs it. Within, a desolate capsule stripped to bare minimums by scavengers. Even the cobwebs have been abandoned by their residents. You pity the objects that have been parted with their own.

A table and chair, either too damaged to take or too large to leave with, lean on each other. A counter, layered with dust like peeling skin scattering with your disruption. On it, a dull knife, a wooden cup, a battered board.

A bedroll stretches on the floor, at peace with its condition. A shelf is fixed to the wall, aching from the weight of a dusty tome and several nasty jars.

You have been tasked with resurrecting this dwelling, using the skills granted to you. This place may be dead, but its parts survive. You will do your best to make whole the broken!

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Skills:
Object Enhancement (Passive)
Commune with Object
View Object

Commune with spider in cobweb

combine the bedroll and table into a normal bed

This is too hard. Have a nap

Focus really hard on Enhancing some Objects in the hopes of being able to do so in a more active manner.

>Can you improve yourself?
>Touch walls.

>Commune with your left shoe.

Commune With Window, Then with Door

Dang, these sitcom reboots have taken an apocalyptic turn.

> grunt. Ask neighbor for advice.

Commune With Window, Then with Door

>Window, you may need replacing, do you mind being melted down into a new window, or would you prefer to be something else?
>Door, who is most amenable to the cause of revitalizing the house?

Commune With Window, Then with Door

>Window, you may need replacing, do you mind being melted down into a new window, or would you prefer to be something else?
>Door, who is most amenable to the cause of revitalizing the house?

Thirdin'!

>Read the dang book. Read it cover to cover. Priorities, people!
You always read the book. You read it first.
Always.

>Smash through all the walls to make your house bigger.

> commune with money in wallet, "Why aren't there more of you?"

Commune With Window, Then with Door

>Window, you may need replacing, do you mind being melted down into a new window, or would you prefer to be something else?
>Door, who is most amenable to the cause of revitalizing the house?

Thirdin'!

Fourthing.