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| Iron bed with a primitive mattress |
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| Energy | 1050 | | Capacity | 2 person(s) | | Recovery Rate | 10.5 (1/100 energy) |
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Nothing quite says "SLEEP NOW!" like cold, hard iron. And nothing brings back those fond memories of incarceration like a stinky, smelly primitive mattress. This is slightly comfortable piece of furniture meant to (theoretically) overcome tiredness. It's not as comfortable as the other beds, but it sure beats a six by eight concrete floor. You can use the uninstalled primitive mattress stuffed with feathers to manufacture the final product. No special tools are required for final assembly.
Beds are describable, too. You create a description at the time of installation. However, if you somehow forget or want to change the description a stone, bronze or regular hammer can re-describe this bed for your comfort and enjoyment. Too bad that hammer can't also change the ways of an errant newspawn who steels an unlocked rickshaw full of raw potatoes. ...or can it?
See Also:
- wooden bed with a silk, cotton, hemp, or primitive mattress.
- wooden four-poster bed with a silk, cotton, hemp, or primitive mattress.
- rattan bed with a silk, cotton, hemp, or primitive mattress.
- wicker bed with a silk, cotton, hemp, or primitive mattress.
- iron bed with a silk, cotton, hemp, or primitive mattress.
- steel bed with a silk, cotton, hemp, or primitive mattress.
- primitive bed with a silk, cotton, hemp, or primitive mattress.
