Verb:PULL: Difference between revisions
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
VANKRASN39 (talk | contribs) (pull) |
VANKRASN39 (talk | contribs) mNo edit summary |
||
| Line 7: | Line 7: | ||
'''Another character (standing, or in the same position)'''<br> |
'''Another character (standing, or in the same position)'''<br> |
||
>pull |
>pull person |
||
You pull on |
You pull on person, trying to get her closer. |
||
'''Another character (prone)'''<br> |
'''Another character (prone)'''<br> |
||
>pull |
>pull person<br> |
||
You pull |
You pull person to her feet. |
||
'''Another character (prone with cold or reserved demeanor)'''<br> |
'''Another character (prone with cold or reserved demeanor)'''<br> |
||
>pull |
>pull person<br> |
||
Person looks content where she is. |
|||
</div> |
</div> |
||
Revision as of 13:43, 17 April 2015
PULL is a common verb trap used on scripted items. It can also be used to interact with other characters, including pulling someone up from the prone position. One can block other characters from pulling to standing position by changing one's demeanor.
As a verb trap
>pull my staf
Holding one elbow loosely at an angle, you let the arashan-carved staff rest casually in the crook of your elbow.
Another character (standing, or in the same position)
>pull person
You pull on person, trying to get her closer.
Another character (prone)
>pull person
You pull person to her feet.
Another character (prone with cold or reserved demeanor)
>pull person
Person looks content where she is.