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KnightWear spurs is a fluff script for spurs that is part of the larger KnightWear set. KnightWear is a series of scripted items that interact with each other and is themed for knights and jousting. KnightWear items are sold at Rumor Woods in The Knight Way. The scripts can be added to your own items at Rumor Woods in the Forge Stall (8208801).
There are three flavors of messaging available for each component:
- Lance (traditional knight)
- Gaston (self-important/arrogant knight)
- Monty (clumsy knight)
The type of messaging is always noted in the item's ANALYZE. Messaging for the flavors is similar at its base, sometimes with only slight differences, sometimes with some more pronounced differences, for all of the verbs except RUB, which is the same for all flavors. The messaging that will be used is dependent on the item you're directly acting on -- it uses that item's flavor and tier, even if other KnightWear items of other flavors/tiers are mentioned in it. Because of this, you can mix and match flavors and tiers to get the combination that works best for you. Only one of each type of KnightWear item can be worn at once - so only one belt, etc.
KnightWear items come OTS with four verbs. The two different verb set unlocks are independent of one another and can be added in any order or combination for each component of the set.
Analyze
This spurs is part of the interactive KnightWear family and is set up as a spurs item with the Monty (clumsy knight!) set of characteristics. KnightWear items have messaging that sometimes incorporate other worn Knightwear items and specific types of footwear into the messaging. Some messaging also differs when mounted on a Rumor Woods-style horse. You sense that the spurs currently includes the base verbs (Verb Set 1). You can try to: WEAR, REMOVE, RUB, and TAP the spurs. Note: you can only wear 1 per "type" of KnightWear at a time (i.e. you can wear 1 KnightWear belt and 1 Knightwear surcoat at the same time, but you cannot wear 2 KnightWear belts at the same time).
~~ KNIGHTWEAR ALTERATION INFO HOST-GSKEBECHET (talk)
The copper spurs may be altered within guidelines for its item type, but the noun must remain "spurs".
Optional: specify the ornamentation on the spurs. Must make sense in the following: "the ___ ornamentation on your spurs" (and make sure the LOOK output doesn't read awkwardly). Default is no ornamentation. It is currently set to: the burnished gear ornamentation.
Optional: specify the shape of the rowels. Must make sense in the following: "You dig your _____ rowels into the ground." Default is no specified shape. It is currently set to: sprocket.
Gaston
Gaston KnightWear items are themed around a self-important or arrogant knight.
OTS - Verb Set 1- Verb Set 1 includes four verbs off-the-shelf.
Usage
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Style
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First
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Third
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| REMOVE
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With skillful fingers, you unfasten the yokes holding your golvern spurs against your feet, first one, then the other, and toss them up into the air as a pair before dexterously catching them both in your other hand. You nearly preen -- but just barely refrain -- at the use of your innately prodigious toss-and-catch skill.
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With skillful fingers, Vanah unfastens the yokes holding her golvern spurs against her feet, first one, then the other, and tosses them up into the air as a pair before dexterously catching them both in her other hand, an unapologetically immodest air radiating off of her person.
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| RUB
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Depriving one of your hands of its gauntlet for a fleeting moment, you spit on the fingers of your hand, then reach down to polish your silver spurs, each in turn.
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Depriving one of her hands of its gauntlet for a fleeting moment, Vanah spits on the fingers of her hand, then reaches down to polish her silver spurs, each in turn.
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| TAP
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Mounted
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You snap the black-tipped rowels of your bright gold spurs against your chestnut horse's shanks, spurring him to suddenly rear up on his hind legs as you lean forward and throw one arm up in the air, the other arm loosely holding your horse's reins, and let loose a loud battle cry.
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Kaikala snaps the black-tipped rowels of her bright gold spurs against her chestnut horse's shanks, spurring him to suddenly rear up on his hind legs as she leans forward and throws one arm up in the air, the other arm loosely holding her horse's reins, and lets loose a loud battle screech.
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| Unmounted
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With the balls of your feet slightly apart, you snap the backs of your heels close together, causing the rowels on your golvern spurs to *CLINK!* against each other in synch with your loud battle cry.
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With the balls of her feet slightly apart, Vanah snaps the backs of her heels close together, causing the rowels on her golvern spurs to *CLINK!* against each other in synch with her loud battle screech.
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| WEAR
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One at a time, you fastidiously position your gornar spurs with the necks poking out from the backs of your ankles, then secure the yokes into place over the tops of your feet with a fancy little finger twirl.
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One at a time, Vanah fastidiously positions her gornar spurs with the necks poking out from the backs of her ankles, then secures the yokes into place over the tops of her feet with a fancy little finger twirl.
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Verb Set 2- Verb Set 2 can be applied independently of Verb Set 3 and includes four verbs.
Usage
| Verb
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Style
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First
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Third
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| ATTEND
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You reach down to your feet and give the rowels on your golvern spurs some over-exaggerated prods, then make a show of fussing with the yokes without actually adjusting them -- because, of course, they are already securely fitted.
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Vanah reaches down to her feet and gives the rowels on her golvern spurs some over-exaggerated prods, then fusses with the yokes, though it doesn't look like she's actually accomplishing anything in doing so.
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| NUDGE
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Mounted
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You vigorously bounce one of your feet against your ebon filly several times, subtly knocking the rowel of your spur against her flank, which causes her to whinny and lightly step in the opposite direction.
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Vanah vigorously bounces one of her feet against her ebon filly several times, subtly knocking the rowel of her spur against her flank, which causes her to whinny and lightly step in the opposite direction.
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| Unmounted
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You bounce up and down on your toes and vigorously kick each of your feet up behind you several times, knocking the rowels of your golvern spurs against the brigandine armor covering your posterior, to get your legs moving. You stop for a moment to make sure your rear side is worthy of calling further attention to -- you decide that it is -- and resume your exercises.
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Vanah bounces up and down on her toes and vigorously kicks each of her feet up behind her several times, knocking the rowels of her golvern spurs against the brigandine armor covering her posterior. She stops for a moment to seemingly admire her own backside, then resumes her exercises.
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| PUSH
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Mounted
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Trying your utmost to restrain yourself, you push one of your heels down and back, digging the rowel of the spur on it into your filly's side, and tightly clench the fingers of your gauntlets into a fisted grip on your filly's mane as the filly bucks several times. You barely notice; how dare anyone impugn your honor like that!
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Vanah pushes one of her heels down and back, digging the rowel of the spur on it into her filly's side, and tightly clenches the fingers of her gauntlets into a fisted grip on her filly's mane as the filly bucks several times.
She barely seems to notice, effortlessly keeping her seat while appearing affronted, as if her honor has been called into question.
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| Unmounted
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Trying your utmost to restrain yourself, you push one of your heels down and back, digging the rowel of the spur on it into the dirt, and tightly clench the fingers of your gauntlets around the girth of your belt. How dare anyone impugn your honor like that!
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Vanah pushes one of her heels down and back, digging the rowel of the spur on it into the dirt, and tightly clenches the fingers of her gauntlets around the girth of her belt. She appears affronted, as if her honor has been called into question.
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| TURN
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No ornamentation
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You smoothly glide both of your heels outward, showing off your legs to -- you hope -- draw attention away from the complete and total lack of ornamentation on your spurs.
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Vanah smoothly glides both of her heels outward, showing off her legs and drawing attention to the complete and total lack of ornamentation on her spurs.
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| Ornamentation present
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Verb Set 3- Verb Set 3 can be applied independently of Verb Set 2 and includes four verbs.
Usage
| Verb
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Style
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First
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Third
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| FIDGET
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Mounted
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Sitting up straight, you splay your legs out before lightly tapping your silver spurs twice against the side of your ebon filly, who obligingly steps forward.
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Sitting up straight, Vanah splays her legs out before lightly tapping her silver spurs twice against the side of her ebon filly, who obligingly steps forward.
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| Unmounted
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Gauntlets-clad fingers rapidly tip-tip-tapping against your belt, you enthusiastically rock back and forth on your heels, repeatedly digging your golvern spurs into the dirt while imagining the adoring patrons you absolutely will attain after your next crushing victory!
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Gauntlets-clad fingers rapidly tip-tip-tapping against her belt, Vanah enthusiastically rocks back and forth on her heels, repeatedly digging her golvern spurs into the dirt, an arrogantly dreamy expression lighting up her entire face.
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| GRIN
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You click your golvern spurs together before giving an overexaggerated wink.
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Vanah clicks her golvern spurs together before giving an overexaggerated wink.
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| RAISE
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Mounted
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Balancing perfectly atop your ebon filly, you raise your feet and settle them in place, setting the attached spur to jangling.
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Balancing perfectly atop her ebon filly, she raises her feet and settle them in place, setting the attached spur to jangling.
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| Unmounted
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You raise your feet up slightly, then delicately stomp them against the dirt, setting your golvern spurs to jangling with a gently vivacious energy that almost, but not quite, matches your own.
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Vanah raises her feet up slightly, then delicately stomps them against the dirt, setting her golvern spurs to jangling with bright sound that seems to encourage Vanah's self-aggrandizing manner.
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| SPIN
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You gaze adoringly at your feet. Eventually you rest one of your feet on its heel before pulling your golvern spurs across the dirt in a quick, wide arc, the rowels spinning wildly before slowing to a stop.
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Vanah gazes adoringly at her feet. Eventually she rests one of her feet on its heel before pulling her golvern spurs across the dirt in a quick, wide arc, the rowels spinning wildly before slowing to a stop.
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Lance
Lance KnightWear items are themed around a traditional knight.
OTS - Verb Set 1- Verb Set 1 includes four verbs off-the-shelf.
Usage
| Verb
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Style
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First
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Third
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| REMOVE
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With nimble fingers, Vanah unfastens the yokes holding her silver spurs against her feet, first one, then the other, and tosses them up into the air as a pair before dexterously catching them both in one hand.
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With nimble fingers, Vanah unfastens the yokes holding her silver spurs against her feet, first one, then the other, and tosses them up into the air as a pair before dexterously catching them both in one hand.
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| RUB
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Depriving one of your hands of its gauntlet for a fleeting moment, you spit on the fingers of your hand, then reach down to polish your silver spurs, each in turn.
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Depriving one of her hands of its gauntlet for a fleeting moment, Vanah spits on the fingers of her hand, then reaches down to polish her silver spurs, each in turn.
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| TAP
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Mounted
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You snap the black-tipped rowels of your bright gold spurs against your chestnut horse's shanks, spurring him to suddenly rear up on his hind legs as you lean forward and calmly loosen but keep hold of your horse's reins.
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Kaikala snaps the black-tipped rowels of her bright gold spurs against her chestnut horse's shanks, spurring him to suddenly rear up on his hind legs as she leans forward and calmly loosens but keeps hold of her horse's reins.
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| Unmounted
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With the balls of your feet slightly apart, you snap the backs of your heels close together, causing the rowels on your silver spurs to *CLINK!* against each other.
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With the balls of her feet slightly apart, Vanah snaps the backs of her heels close together, causing the rowels on her silver spurs to *CLINK!* against each other.
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| WEAR
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One at a time, you meticulously position your silver spurs with the necks poking out from the backs of your ankles, then secure the yokes into place over the tops of your feet.
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One at a time, Vanah meticulously positions her silver spurs with the necks poking out from the backs of her ankles, then secures the yokes into place over the tops of her feet.
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Verb Set 2- Verb Set 2 can be applied independently of Verb Set 3 and includes four verbs.
Usage
| Verb
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Style
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First
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Third
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| ATTEND
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You reach down to your feet and give the rowels on your silver spurs some good, rough prods, then make some minor adjustments to the yokes to ensure a better, more secure fit.
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Vanah reaches down to her feet and gives the rowels on her silver spurs some good, rough prods, then makes some minor adjustments to their yokes.
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| NUDGE
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Mounted
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You bounce one of your feet against your ebon filly several times, subtly knocking the rowel of your spur against her flank, which causes her to whinny and lightly step in the opposite direction.
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Vanah bounces one of her feet against her ebon filly several times, subtly knocking the rowel of her spur against her flank, which causes her to whinny and lightly step in the opposite direction.
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| Unmounted
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You bounce up and down on your toes and kick each of your feet up behind you several times, knocking the rowels of your silver spurs against the brigandine armor covering your posterior, to get your legs moving.
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Vanah bounces up and down on her toes and kicks each of her feet up behind her several times, knocking the rowels of her silver spurs against the brigandine armor covering her posterior. That really got her legs moving!
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| PUSH
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Mounted
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Trying your utmost to restrain yourself, you push one of your heels down and back, digging the rowel of the spur on it into your filly's side, and tightly clench the fingers of your gauntlets into a fisted grip on your filly's mane as the filly bucks once, your handhold assisting in your maintaining your seat.
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Vanah pushes one of her heels down and back, digging the rowel of the spur on it into her filly's side, and tightly clenches the fingers of her gauntlets into a fisted grip on her filly's mane as the filly bucks once, her handhold clearly assisting in her maintaining her seat.
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| Unmounted
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Trying your utmost to restrain yourself, you push one of your heels down and back, digging the rowel of the spur on it into the dirt, and tightly clench the fingers of your gauntlets around the girth of your belt.
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Vanah pushes one of her heels down and back, digging the rowel of the spur on it into the dirt, and tightly clenches the fingers of her gauntlets around the girth of her belt.
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| TURN
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No ornamentation
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You slide both of your heels outward, showing off the complete and total lack of ornamentation on your spurs.
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Vanah slides both of her heels outward, showing off the complete and total lack of ornamentation on her spurs.
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| Ornamentation present
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You slide both of your heels outward, simultaneously admiring and showing off the bird-motif ornamentation on your spurs.
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Vanah slides both of her heels outward, and seems to be simultaneously admiring and showing off the bird-motif ornamentation on her spurs.
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Verb Set 3- Verb Set 3 can be applied independently of Verb Set 2 and includes four verbs.
Usage
| Verb
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Style
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First
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Third
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| FIDGET
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Mounted
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Sitting up straight, you splay your legs out before lightly tapping your silver spurs twice against the side of your ebon filly, who obligingly steps forward.
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Sitting up straight, Vanah splays her legs out before lightly tapping her silver spurs twice against the side of her ebon filly, who obligingly steps forward.
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| Unmounted
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Gauntlets-clad fingers idly drumming against your belt, you rock back and forth on your heels, repeatedly digging your silver spurs into the dirt.
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Gauntlets-clad fingers idly drumming against her belt, Vanah rocks back and forth on her heels, repeatedly digging her silver spurs into the dirt.
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| GRIN
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You click your silver spurs together before giving a wink.
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Vanah clicks her silver spurs together before giving a wink.
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| RAISE
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Mounted
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Balancing perfectly atop your ebon filly, you raise your feet and settle them in place, setting the attached spur to jangling.
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Balancing perfectly atop her ebon filly, she raises her feet and settle them in place, setting the attached spur to jangling.
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| Unmounted
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You raise your feet up slightly, then stomp them against the dirt, setting your silver spurs to jangling.
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Vanah raises her feet up slightly, then stomps them against the dirt, setting her silver spurs to jangling.
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| SPIN
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You rest one of your feet on its heel before pulling the attached spur across the dirt, leaving its rowel spinning momentarily before slowing to a stop.
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Vanah rests one of her feet on its heel before pulling the attached spur across the dirt, leaving its rowel spinning momentarily before slowing to a stop.
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Monty
Monty KnightWear items are themed around a clumsy knight.
OTS - Verb Set 1- Verb Set 1 includes four verbs off-the-shelf.
Usage
| Verb
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Style
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First
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Third
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| REMOVE
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With scrabbling fingers, you unfasten the yokes holding your mithril spurs against your feet, first one, then the other, and toss them up into the air as a pair before bungling catching them both in one hand. You hurriedly scoop them back up.
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With scrabbling fingers, Vanah unfastens the yokes holding her mithril spurs against her feet, first one, then the other, and tosses them up into the air as a pair before bungling catching them both in one hand. She hurriedly scoops them back up.
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| RUB
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Depriving one of your hands of its gauntlet for a fleeting moment, you spit on the fingers of your hand, then reach down to polish your silver spurs, each in turn.
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Depriving one of her hands of its gauntlet for a fleeting moment, Vanah spits on the fingers of her hand, then reaches down to polish her silver spurs, each in turn.
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| TAP
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Mounted
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You snap the black-tipped rowels of your bright gold spurs against your chestnut horse's shanks, spurring him to suddenly rear up on his hind legs. You nearly go tumbling backwards, pulling hard on the reins in reaction! Fortunately, you loosen your hold on them as your horse rears a second time, instead catching hold of your horse's mane as you hang on for dear life.
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Kaikala snaps the black-tipped rowels of her bright gold spurs against her chestnut horse's shanks, spurring him to suddenly rear up on his hind legs. She nearly goes tumbling backwards, pulling hard on her reins in reaction! Fortunately, she seems to loosen her hold on them as her horse rears a second time, instead catching hold of her horse's mane as she hangs on for dear life.
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| Unmounted
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With the balls of your feet slightly apart, you snap the backs of your heels close together, causing the rowels on your mithril spurs to *CLINK!* against each other. You nearly trip and fall in the process.
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With the balls of her feet slightly apart, Vanah snaps the backs of her heels close together, causing the rowels on her mithril spurs to *CLINK!* against each other. Vanah nearly trips and falls in the process.
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| WEAR
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One at a time, you attentively position your mithril spurs with the necks poking out from the backs of your ankles, then secure the yokes into place over the tops of your feet.
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One at a time, Vanah attentively positions her mithril spurs with the necks poking out from the backs of her ankles, then secures the yokes into place over the tops of her feet.
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Verb Set 2- Verb Set 2 can be applied independently of Verb Set 3 and includes four verbs.
Usage
| Verb
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Style
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First
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Third
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| ATTEND
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You reach down and loosen the yokes of your mithril spurs slightly, then give the rowels some good, rough prods. One of the spurs manages to come entirely loose and goes flying! Retrieving it, you more diligently secure -- you hope -- both yokes into place.
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Vanah reaches down and loosens the yokes of her mithril spurs slightly, then gives the rowels some good, rough prods. One of the spurs manages to come entirely loose and goes flying! Retrieving it, she seems overly diligent in re-seuring both yokes into place.
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| NUDGE
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Mounted
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You bounce one of your feet against your ebon filly several times, subtly knocking the rowel of your spur against her flank, which causes her to whinny and lightly step in the opposite direction.
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Vanah bounces one of her feet against her ebon filly several times, subtly knocking the rowel of her spur against her flank, which causes her to whinny and lightly step in the opposite direction.
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| Unmounted
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You bounce up and down on your toes and kick each of your feet up behind you several times, knocking the rowels of your mithril spurs against the brigandine armor covering your posterior, to get your legs moving. Then you kick a little too earnestly, stumble, and fall flat on your face!
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Vanah bounces up and down on her toes and kicks each of her feet up behind her several times, knocking the rowels of her mithril spurs against the brigandine armor covering her posterior. It all ends tragically, however, when she kicks a little too earnestly, stumbles, and falls flat on her face.
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| PUSH
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Mounted
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You roll the rowels of your mithril spurs against your ebon filly's sides, spurring her to suddenly rear up on her hind legs. You nearly go tumbling backwards, pulling hard on the reins in reaction! Fortunately, you loosen your hold on them as your filly rears a second time, instead catching hold of your filly's mane as you hang on for dear life.
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Vanah rolls the rowels of her mithril spurs against her ebon filly's sides, spurring her to suddenly rear up on her hind legs. She nearly goes tumbling backwards, pulling hard on her reins in reaction! Fortunately, she seems to loosen her hold on them as her filly rears a second time, instead catching hold of her filly's mane as she hangs on for dear life.
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| Unmounted
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Trying your utmost to restrain yourself, you push one of your heels down and back, digging the rowel of the spur on it into the dirt, and tightly clench the fingers of your gauntlets around the girth of your belt. Your heel slips, and as you tilt backwards, you throw your arms out to either side, like wings, in an attempt to regain your balance.
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Vanah pushes one of her heels down and back, digging the rowel of the spur on it into the dirt, and tightly clenches the fingers of her gauntlets around the girth of her belt. Her heel slips, and as she tilts backwards, she throws her arms out to either side, like wings, in an attempt to regain her balance.
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| TURN
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No ornamentation
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You gracelessly flop both of your heels outward, showing off the complete and total lack of ornamentation on your spurs.
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Vanah gracelessly flops both of her heels outward, showing off the complete and total lack of ornamentation on her spurs.
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| Ornamentation present
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Verb Set 3- Verb Set 3 can be applied independently of Verb Set 2 and includes four verbs.
Usage
| Verb
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Style
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First
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Third
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| FIDGET
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Mounted
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Sitting up straight, you splay your legs out before lightly tapping your silver spurs twice against the side of your ebon filly, who obligingly steps forward.
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Sitting up straight, Vanah splays her legs out before lightly tapping her silver spurs twice against the side of her ebon filly, who obligingly steps forward.
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| Unmounted
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Gauntlets-clad fingers unconsciously twisting at your belt, you diffidently rock back and forth on your heels, repeatedly digging your mithril spurs into the dirt.
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Gauntlets-clad fingers seemingly unconsciously twisting at her belt, Vanah diffidently rocks back and forth on her heels, repeatedly digging her mithril spurs into the dirt.
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| GRIN
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You click your mithril spurs together before giving a wink, which you somehow muss up; you wink with one eye, then the other.
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Vanah clicks her mithril spurs together before giving a wink with her left eye, and then another with her right eye.
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| RAISE
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Mounted
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Balancing perfectly atop your ebon filly, you raise your feet and settle them in place, setting the attached spur to jangling.
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Balancing perfectly atop her ebon filly, she raises her feet and settle them in place, setting the attached spur to jangling.
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| Unmounted
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You raise your feet up slightly, then stumble and lurch forward, setting your mithril spurs to jangling.
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Vanah raises her feet up slightly, then stumbles and lurches forward, setting her mithril spurs to jangling.
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| SPIN
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Kicking out one of your feet, you accidentally smash it down on its heel. Pain shoots through you as you lift it back up, sending the rowels spinning haphazardly before slowing to a stop.
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Kicking out one of her feet, Vanah smashes it down on its heel. As if in immediate pain, she lifts it back up, sending the rowels spinning haphazardly before slowing to a stop.
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Additional Information
Rumor Woods offers automated options for adding the script onto eligible items as well as modifying the customizations.
- There is a tall beak-nosed seamstress in The Knight Way shop that offers a few alternate surcoat designs. This only alters the design/pattern on the surcoat. ASK her about DESIGN or ORDER for more info.
- There is a youthful black-haired blacksmith in the Rumor Woods Forge Stall (8208801) that offers a few options for embellishing your spurs. This only alters the ornamentation/rowels on the spurs. ASK him about DESIGN or ORDER for more info.
- There is a paunchy balding apprentice in the Rumor Woods Forge Stall (8208801) that will add Tier 1 KnightWear helm actions to currently unscripted helms (if the helms are properly built). ASK him about ORDER for more info.
- There is a petite copper-haired blacksmith in the Rumor Woods Forge Stall (8208801) that will add Tier 1 KnightWear armor actions to currently unscripted armor (if the armor is properly built). She can also add Tier 1 KnightWear gauntlets actions to currently unscripted UCS gloves that have the noun 'gauntlets'. ASK her about ORDER for more info.
See Also
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