Naidem Evermore Hotel Amenities towel

Naidem Evermore Hotel Amenities towel Information
Category	Fluff
Class	Accessory
Tiers	3
How to Unlock	Certificate
Related Scripts	Naidem Evermore Hotel Amenities robe, Naidem Evermore Hotel Amenities slippers
Item Restrictions	✓

Verbs Used
ATTEND CLENCH COVER FLIP FOLD HUG PULL PUSH RUB SCRATCH TURN WAVE WEAR

The Naidem Evermore Hotel Amenities towel is a fluff script that applies to accessory items, and is part of the Naidem Evermore Hotel Amenities family of scripts. It was originally released at Ebon Gate 2025. It can have its worn location changed via TURN.

Analyze

You analyze the black cotton towel and sense that the creator has provided the following information:

Naidem Evermore Hotel Amenities

This item is a part of the EG Evermore Hotel Amenities set.

You may alter this black cotton towel, but the noun must not change.  It must be made out of cloth, and its adjective must include the cloth in the description.  Some of the messaging references a crest on the garment, so its description cannot indicate otherwise.

Actions off-the-shelf include WEAR, RUB, PULL, and HUG when the towel is worn.
When unlocked to the second tier, you can FOLD, WAVE, ATTEND, and FLIP when the towel is held.
When unlocked to the third tier, you can COVER, SCRATCH, PUSH, and CLENCH when the towel is worn.
You will also be able to TURN the towel to determine where it should be worn.

This black cotton towel is currently unlocked to Tier 1/3.

You get no sense of whether or not the towel may be further lightened.

Usage Information

Tier 1

Verb	Style	First	Third
HUG	-	You hug your white cotton towel against your body, feeling the warmth and softness like a little cocoon of comfort.	Vanah hugs her white cotton towel tightly against her body.
PULL	-	You pull the edges of your white cotton towel together, ensuring full coverage.	Vanah pulls the edges of her white cotton towel together, adjusting the coverage.
RUB	-	You briskly wipe your hands on your white cotton towel. Hope that won't leave a mark!	Vanah briskly wipes her hands on her white cotton towel. Did she forget she was wearing it?
TURN	-	You turn your white cotton towel over in your hands, determining how to best wear it before folding it into a wrap-skirt. You turn your white cotton towel over in your hands, determining how to best wear it before smoothing it into a garment to be draped over one shoulder. You turn your white cotton towel over in your hands, determining how to best wear it before bunching it up to be worn around your neck. You turn your white cotton towel over in your hands, determining how to best wear it before arranging it into a cape to be worn over your shoulders. You turn your white cotton towel over in your hands, determining how to best wear it before deciding not to wear it at all. You turn your white cotton towel over in your hands, determining how to best wear it before twisting it into a turban to wear on your head. You turn your white cotton towel over in your hands, determining how to best wear it before fashioning it into a wrap to wear around your torso.	n/a
WEAR	Turban	After twisting it into a turban to wear on your head, you don your white cotton towel.	Vanah dons her white cotton towel, settling it onto her head like a turban.
	Torso wrap	After fashioning it into a wrap to wear around your torso, you don your white cotton towel.	Vanah dons her white cotton towel, wrapping it around her torso.
	Wrap-skirt	After folding it into a wrap-skirt, you don your white cotton towel.	Vanah dons her white cotton towel, wrapping it around her waist and tying it at her hip.
	One shoulder	After smoothing it into a garment to be draped over one shoulder, you don your white cotton towel.	Vanah dons her white cotton towel, draping it over her shoulder.
	Neck	After bunching it up to be worn around your neck, you don your white cotton towel.	Vanah dons her white cotton towel, draping it around her neck.
	Both shoulders	After arranging it into a cape to be worn over your shoulders, you don your white cotton towel.	Vanah dons her white cotton towel, tying it around her neck in a cape-like style.

Tier 2

Verb	First	Third
ATTEND	You pluck a loose thread from the embroidered crest on your white cotton towel. You smile fondly, imagining your stay at the Evermore Hotel in Naidem.	Vanah tenderly plucks a loose thread from her white cotton towel.
FLIP	You flip your white cotton towel over your shoulders and begin pulling it side to side in an attempt to dry your back.	Vanah flips her white cotton towel over her shoulders and pulls it side to side across her back.
FOLD	Making sure the edges align, you fold your white cotton towel in half lengthwise and then give it a gentle press to remove any creases.	Vanah aligns the edges of her white cotton towel, folds it in half, and then gives it a gentle press.
WAVE	With a firm grip, you give your white cotton towel a quick flick of your wrists, pulling your hands apart sharply. Your white cotton towel whips through the air, creating a satisfying crack as it snaps.	Taking a firm grip, Vanah gives her white cotton towel a quick flick of her wrist, and the towel whips through the air, creating a satisfying crack as it snaps.

Tier 3

Verb	First	Third
CLENCH	Feeling your white cotton towel begin to slide off of your body, you act quickly, clutching it in place.	With a flushed expression, Vanah quickly clutches at her white cotton towel and adjusts the fit.
COVER	You nervously tug at the edge of your white cotton towel, hoping everything is covered.	Vanah nervously tugs at the edge of her white cotton towel.
PUSH	After a few gentle adjustments, you tuck the ends of your white cotton towel securely into place.	Vanah tucks the ends of a fluffy white cotton towel that she is wearing securely into place.
SCRATCH	You discreetly slip your hand beneath your white cotton towel and scratch at an itch. Aaaaah, sweet relief!	Vanah awkwardly scratches at something beneath her white cotton towel.

Additional Information

It is sold in the Evermore Hotel Gift Shop during Ebon Gate.

Restrictions

The noun must not change. It must be made out of cloth, and its adjective must include the cloth in the description. Some of the messaging references a crest on the garment, so its description cannot indicate otherwise.