Common
Common adjective - Often observed or encountered.
Spooky
Spooky adjective - Fearfully and mysteriously strange or fantastic.
Usage example: a spooky tale of strange hauntings and mysterious reincarnations
Both words in one sentence
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It's a common item, definitely, and it IS used in conjunction with other items to make a spooky pirate skeleton.
Source: Missing Secret -
Even more common in the Ravenloft spinoff Gothic Earth, seeing as it's set in a spooky parallel Victorian-era Earth, so lots of people dress that way.
Source: Badass Longcoat - While the Inn Between the Worlds or the "spooky jamjar," in which the various characters somehow travel or are transported from their home settings into an original setting, is probably most common, some roleplays opt instead to adapt the source works into a single shared world.
Source: Canon Welding
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