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The '''Portable Potbellied Stove''' was an [[artefact]] sold by [[Merentesh]] in the [[Shop of Wonders]] in [[Delos]]. Introduced 578 years after the fall of the [[Seleucarian Empire]], the stove allowed the chef to cook culinary delights at any location. Previously, those with the [[cooking]] license were limited to preparing their dishes only in the location of a [[cooking stove]] or a [[campfire]], the former found only within cities or as [[furniture]] items purchased directly from [[Fronck]] in the [[Delosian Furniture showroom]]. | The '''Portable Potbellied Stove''' was an [[artefact]] sold by [[Merentesh]] in the [[Shop of Wonders]] in [[Delos]]. Introduced 578 years after the fall of the [[Seleucarian Empire]], the stove allowed the chef to [[cooking|cook]] culinary delights at any location. Previously, those with the [[cooking]] license were limited to preparing their dishes only in the location of a [[cooking stove]] or a [[campfire]], the former found only within cities or as [[furniture]] items purchased directly from [[Fronck]] in the [[Delosian Furniture showroom]]. | ||
The potbellied stove was small, made from cast iron, and stood on three legs. It had a tiny grated door on the front and two handles by which it could be carried about. | The potbellied stove was small, made from cast iron, and stood on three legs. It had a tiny grated door on the front and two handles by which it could be carried about. | ||
[[Category:Miscellaneous Artefacts]] | [[Category:Miscellaneous Artefacts]] | ||
Revision as of 08:35, 15 September 2013
The Portable Potbellied Stove was an artefact sold by Merentesh in the Shop of Wonders in Delos. Introduced 578 years after the fall of the Seleucarian Empire, the stove allowed the chef to cook culinary delights at any location. Previously, those with the cooking license were limited to preparing their dishes only in the location of a cooking stove or a campfire, the former found only within cities or as furniture items purchased directly from Fronck in the Delosian Furniture showroom.
The potbellied stove was small, made from cast iron, and stood on three legs. It had a tiny grated door on the front and two handles by which it could be carried about.