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The Neanderthals also fashioned tools of their own, but these were crude in comparison, and developed little over 200,000 years—perhaps because these simple-minded beings favored small family units, so that even if a breakthrough occurred, it was unlikely to be shared with others.
Grunting, the ranger picked up his newly fashioned skewer and worked it through the two skinned rabbits, sticking them head-to-tail on the slender wood and then setting the skewer over his fire, suspending it in the joints of thicker branches that he’d knocked down into the dirt.
Years ago, I fashioned physical restraints using my theories, thinking it was a practical way to safely capture lawbreakers who can cast high magic.
The road was wide enough for four dray carts, and paved with uniformly fashioned blocks of stone.
The High Lord carried no weapons—the only metal on him was the golden armband around one muscled biceps, fashioned after a snake, and the spiked golden crown atop his shoulder-length black hair.
Its face was a skull fashioned in metal, and it had two smaller arms partway between its arms and hips mounted on ball and socket joints.
Shoals of seahorses accompanied some as gaudy pets, while anguillon elvers glided at the sides of others upon leashes fashioned from their parent’s leather.
The streets themselves were fashioned like the buildings, from the pale rock of the Spine.
The fob was fashioned from a ball of bright silver, half an inch in diameter.
”The Brass God’s face was a death’s head fashioned from brass and silver.
The body shell was fashioned of brass, beaten into plates and attached to a steel armature.
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