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For humans, elves and faeries, adventure boots are comfortable and wear well. They will work best with either bare calves, or clothing that is skintight around the calves, although some clothing items that are not skin tight but stop above the knee will also be suitable.

For humans, elves and faeries, adventure boots are comfortable and wear well. They will work best with either bare calves, or clothing that is skintight around the calves, although some clothing items that are not skin tight but stop above the knee will also be suitable. The male long shorts overlap a little, but look fine.

The art of harmonious rule. Ancient earthy wisdom. Swift proven skills of tongue and bow.

All know the Elven Lord by his unshorn locks, tied back conveniently to excercise his abilities at a moments notice. This mesh from Whystler combines luxurious ash coloured hair for men with the practicality of brushed silver tie backs.

Elven Lord Hairstyle is now available for your female avatar!

The art of harmonious rule. Ancient earthy wisdom. Swift proven skills of tongue and bow. This mesh from Whystler combines luxurious hair for men and women with the practicality of tooled copper tie backs.

It’s derivable (see root product) and it uses exactly the same textures as developers have already used on the male version. This particular product, unlike others by Whystler in this line, shows you just how much detail you can put into the texture, on the tails and in the back.

More furniture for your Palace Rooms, and a great derivable too if you check out the root product! This piece is done in dark marble and ebony wood so it will look perfect in sombre rooms. It functions as a display table for one central item.

George III, King of England (1728-1820), known partially for his conservative down-to-earth style, and partially for his reputation for being a little loopy inspires this line of wigs for gentlemen. This wig is great for a dapper but understated look at parties. Exude the charm of casanova, or display the daring style of celebrated military men. This piece is executed in a soft ash grey with a smart small black bow. It can look equally well with bright colours as it does with somber gothic attire.

Grimm is to Whyst as Dark is to Light, as Despair is to Hope, and as Party is to Rest! Yes, despite it’s gloomy exterior, Grimm is THE place to be for Hallowe’en revelry! And so, I couldn’t resist retexturing some of the Whyst items to fit with the Dark-Party theme of Grimm. Don at IMVU, who created the Grimm concept, graciously adopted the Whyst standard of furniture nodes, so that any of your Whyst products place and fit perfectly in Grimm environments. Grim lighting enhances and glooooomifies any item from the Land of Whyst, including those textured specifically for Whyst.

Here you have the heavy stone bench seat from Whyst that has been retextured to fit perfectly in all Grimm scenes. Thanks to Don for providing me with some Grimm base textures to play with to fit his theme. This bench has seats for three!

Grimm is Dark, Moody, but Rockin! Yes, despite it’s gloomy exterior, Grimm is THE place to be for Hallowe’en revelry! And so, I couldn’t resist creating some festive lanterns for a Samhain style splash of colour.

You can use these glowing lanterns, which hang from a cord suspended between two poles, with Grimm Ground or even the Land of Whyst if you want to give it a Hallwe’eny feel. Of course, if you want to put them in your indoors furniture room, that’s fine too. This lantern set-up sits parallel with and just in front of any Whyst or Grimm wall or they’re fine alone setting their own trendy boundary.

Grimm is Dark, Moody, but Rockin! Yes, despite it’s gloomy exterior, Grimm is THE place to be for Hallowe’en revelry! And so, I couldn’t resist creating some festive lanterns for a Samhain style splash of colour.

You can use this banner, which hangs suspended between two poles, with Grimm Ground or even the Land of Whyst if you want to give it a Hallwe’eny feel. Of course, if you want to put it in your indoors furniture room, that’s fine too. The banner sits parallel with and just in front of any Whyst or Grimm wall or they’re fine alone setting their own trendy boundary. As you can see below, the Grimm banner works well with the Grimm Twinkle lights and the Grimm Lanterns. These extra items can be found in Whystler’s full line of products.

A Grimm Monument for a Grimm Land. Put this furniture item among your tombstones, and bring an old gothic-victorian air to your graveyard. There’s something sinister about darkly textured classical architecture, and this obelisk monument is sure to serve you well amidst the crypts of your land in Grimm. Thanks again to Don from IMVU for providing base textures to bring together all the elements of the Land of Grimm.