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:<b>{{Smallcaps|[1p]}}</b> The whites of your eyes go dark as you chant forcefully in an archaic tongue. |
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:<b>{{Smallcaps|[3p]}}</b> The whites of Person's eyes go dark as she chants forcefully in an archaic tongue. |
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Revision as of 17:07, 29 November 2015
CHANT is a roleplaying verb with messaging that varies by profession. It can easily be confused with ALCHEMY CHANT, which is used as a step in Alchemy recipes.
Messaging
Bard
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Cleric
- Cleric CHANTs vary based on CONVERT status. See the Deity Messaging article for more details.
Empath
- [1p] You close your eyes and chant quietly under your breath.
- [3p] EMPATH closes his eyes and chants quietly under his breath.
Monk
- [1p] You chant a few quick phrases.
- [3p] MONK chants a few quick phrases.
Paladin
- Paladin CHANTs vary based on CONVERT status. See the Deity Messaging article for more details.
Ranger
- [1p] You touch one hand to the ground and chant a respectful bird-like trill. Your fingernails flash briefly with a tinge of green coloring.
- [3p] RANGER touches one hand to the ground and chants a respectful bird-like trill. RANGER'S fingernails flash briefly with a tinge of green coloring.
Rogue
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Sorcerer
- [1p] The whites of your eyes go dark as you chant forcefully in an archaic tongue.
- [3p] The whites of Person's eyes go dark as she chants forcefully in an archaic tongue.
Warrior
- [1p] You begin a steady and decisive chant, as if rallying the troops.
- [3p] WARRIOR begins a steady and decisive chant, as if rallying the troops.
Wizard
- [1p] You chant an esoteric incantation as small sparks surround your hands.
- [3p] WIZARD chants an esoteric incantation as small sparks surround his hands.