What do these things actually look like?

[Vositus]

I dont mean to be a bother but I just have so many questions.

What do the following things look like(If you know a site please add the link):

Wrist-razor? (that includes spiked bracers)
Gorget?
Sunslits?
...pants?(thats a joke for you slow people like me)

[Carnage]

And gith. I've got no freakin' clue what a gith actually looks like. I just can't picture one, despite looking at them repeatedly. Anyone have a drawing or anything?

[Bestatte]

You can EXAMINE these things in the game to see what they look like and in most cases what they're used for.

If you're at a bazaar merchant and see it on a LIST, you can VIEW (list number) to get the description.

Actual syntax:

examine gorget


LIST
The merchant says, "I can offer you these things:"

1. A gorget.
2. A pair of sunslits.
3. A wrist-razor.


view #2

Natural ivory has been dyed an inky black, carved to wrap around the eyes and tied in the back with supple strips of tanned leather. A bony protrusion rises to a ridge upon the brow to shield the face from the sun's rays. Narrow holes cut into the ivory provide the user with a fair range of vision, while preventing sand from damaging the retinas.
It looks like the sunslits will fit you.
The sunslits can be worn on the face.

[crymerci]

Here's some artwork I found on an Arm player site, with depictions of various races.

http://dfung.com/armageddon/races.htm

[crymerci]

Gorgets:
http://www.mackenziesmith.com/Our_Products/Plate_Armor/Gorgets/gorgets.html

Bestatte covered sunslits...

And wrist razors...from the Dark Sun rulebook (I couldn't find a picture): http://www.pvv.ntnu.no/~leirbakk/rpg/adnd/equipment/adnd_equipment_nonmagicalweapons.html

[Ender]

Weee gith!

http://www.wizards.com/dnd/images/mm_gallery/GithYankiWarrior.jpg

[Vositus]

I found this one too

http://webhome.idirect.com/~rpblack/ds/dsweap.htm

[Laeris]

Here's some artwork I found on an Arm player site, with depictions of various races.

http://dfung.com/armageddon/races.htm

The picture of the gith there is actually a picture of a belgoi, not a gith.