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The '''autoscripter''' is a [[premium]] benefit that costs 100 [[Premium point]]s. These [[script]]s can be added to certain items.
The '''autoscripter''' is a [[premium]] benefit that costs 100 [[Premium point]]s. These [[script]]s can be added to certain items. Located in the Specialty Shop of the Lighthouse in Mist Harbor.

==Head-worn Items==
==Head-worn Items==



Revision as of 15:39, 6 June 2015

The autoscripter is a premium benefit that costs 100 Premium points. These scripts can be added to certain items. Located in the Specialty Shop of the Lighthouse in Mist Harbor.

Head-worn Items

These scripts can be applied to hats and caps.

Neck-worn Items

These scripts can be applied to amulets, chokers, lariats, and pendants.

Cloak-worn Items

These scripts can be applied to atanikas, atanikis, cloaks, capes, half-capes, longcloaks, manteaus, parkas, and shawls.

Option 1

TURN - Person grabs a handful of her crystal-scaled cloak and spins around with a flourish, the deep folds of the garment swirling around her gracefully.

RAISE - Person jumps as high as she can, her crystal-scaled cloak billowing around her in a wide circle as she lands!

TOUCH - Person runs the tips of her fingers along the edges of her crystal-scaled cloak, drawing attention to the garment.

SHAKE - Person wiggles around in her crystal-scaled cloak, causing it to ripple about her feet in delicate, gentle waves.

PINCH - Person notices a loose thread on her crystal-scaled cloak, and quickly grabs hold of the offending bit of material. With a quick *SNAP!*, she makes short work of the thread and flicks it into the air.

Option 2

Person turns around in his vibrant red cape tangling the material up and around himself.

Person rubs his hand against his cape attempting to smooth out an unsightly wrinkle.

You notice Person trying to cover an unsightly mud stain on his cape.

Person gives his cape a hard tug, making sure it is fastened properly.

Person fidgets a bit with his vibrant red cape, tugging at the hem.

Person pokes around inside his vibrant red cape, looking for an elusive item.

Back-worn Items

These scripts can be applied to backpacks and packs.

Option One

Person pulls the flap of his backpack closed and buttons it securely.

Person unbuttons the flap of his backpack, pulling it open to reveal the contents.

Person pulls the shoulder straps of his backpack, settling his load to rest more comfortably.

Person rummages around briefly in his backpack, displacing all the contents.

Option Two

Person unclasps the flap on his backpack and flips it open.

Person pulls the flap down on his backpack and clasps it securely.

Person pulls on the straps of his backpack, trying to alleviate the pressure on his shoulders.

Person lifts his backpack off his shoulders for a moment, repositioning it.

Hand-worn Items

These scripts can be applied to gloves, gauntlets, handwraps, hand-wraps, and mittens.

Finger-worn Items

These scripts can be applied to rings.

Waist-worn Items

These scripts can be applied to belts and sashes.

Person absentmindedly plays with their sash.

Person leans back and sticks his thumbs underneath the front of his sash.

Person hitches up his sash and wriggles around a bit.

Person loosens his sash, looking a tad pudgier than before.

Person tightens his sash while glancing about the area.

Person reaches down toward his sash.

Belt-worn Items

These scripts can be applied to carryalls, lootsacks, lootbags, handbags, pokes, pouches, satchels, and sacks.

Option One

Person pulls hard on the drawstrings of his pouch cinching it tightly then sliding the carved bone clasp tight against the lip of the pouch.

Person slides the carved bone clasp off the pouch and with a mighty tug pulls the pouch open.

Person carefully hefts his pouch with a thoughtful expression.

Person tugs on the drawstrings of his pouch and twirls them around his finger absently.

Option Two

Person flips open his pouch with one hand.

Person closes his silver leather pouch and secures it tightly.

Person appears to be checking the contents of his pouch.

Person brushes the mud and dust off his pouch.

Leg-worn Items

These scripts can be applied to kilts, loincloths, pants, and trousers.

Bandanas and Kerchiefs

These scripts can be applied to bandanas, scarf, and kerchief that are head worn.

Skirts and Dresses: bliaut

Feet-worn Items

These scripts can be applied to yatanes, clogs, pompes, flats, sandals, and sabatons.

Armor

These scripts work for armor of all classes (robes through plate) as well as helms and shields.

Weapons

The following weapons will work with the autoscripter:

  • Awl-pikes
  • Backswords
  • Ball and chains
  • Bastard swords
  • Broadswords
  • Cudgels
  • Daggers
  • Estocs
  • Falchions
  • Flails
  • Halberds
  • Hammer of Kais
  • Handaxes
  • Javelins
  • Jeddart-axes
  • Katanas
  • Katars
  • Lances
  • Longswords
  • Maces
  • Main-gauches
  • Mauls
  • Military picks
  • Morning stars
  • Naginatas
  • Pilums
  • Rapiers
  • Scimitars
  • Short swords
  • Spears
  • Tridents
  • War hammers
  • War mattocks
  • Whip-blades