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Vulturewear refers to any clothing item made with the remains of a citizen. Due to Nodd's resurrection procedure and the city's lax attitude towards death, the corpses of citizens can occasionally be seen left in the streets, wilderness, or elsewhere. While generally cleaned up within a few hours by | Vulturewear refers to any clothing item made with the remains of a citizen. Due to Nodd's resurrection procedure and the city's lax attitude towards death, the corpses of citizens can occasionally be seen left in the streets, wilderness, or elsewhere. While generally cleaned up (and stripped of any remaining belongings) within a few hours by council sweeps, purveyors of vulturewear keep an eye on dangerous areas in case anyone with a particularly unique or attractive hide or pelt happens across a terrible fate. | ||
While the accusations are rampant, individuals in the vulturewear business (usually just referred to as "[[Vulture|vultures]]") claim to never kill the sources of their product, but wait for them to die by other means. | While the accusations are rampant, individuals in the vulturewear business (usually just referred to as "[[Vulture|vultures]]") claim to never kill the sources of their product, but wait for them to die by other means. | ||
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Revision as of 05:25, 6 January 2022
Vulturewear refers to any clothing item made with the remains of a citizen. Due to Nodd's resurrection procedure and the city's lax attitude towards death, the corpses of citizens can occasionally be seen left in the streets, wilderness, or elsewhere. While generally cleaned up (and stripped of any remaining belongings) within a few hours by council sweeps, purveyors of vulturewear keep an eye on dangerous areas in case anyone with a particularly unique or attractive hide or pelt happens across a terrible fate.
While the accusations are rampant, individuals in the vulturewear business (usually just referred to as "vultures") claim to never kill the sources of their product, but wait for them to die by other means.
