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* [[angered]] (frenzied) |
* [[angered]] (frenzied) |
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* [[bleeding]] |
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* [[bound]] |
* [[bound]] |
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* [[blinded]] |
* [[blinded]] |
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* [[calmed]] |
* [[calmed]] |
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* [[dead]] |
* [[dead]] |
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* [[diseased]] |
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* [[flying]] |
* [[flying]] |
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* [[frozen]] (paralyzed) |
* [[frozen]] (paralyzed) |
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* [[invisible]] |
* [[invisible]] |
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* [[kneeling]] |
* [[kneeling]] |
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* [[overexherted]] |
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* [[phased]] |
* [[phased]] |
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* [[poisoned]] |
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* [[prone]] (laying down) |
* [[prone]] (laying down) |
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* [[rooted]] |
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* [[roundtime]] |
* [[roundtime]] |
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* [[silenced]] |
* [[silenced]] |
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Revision as of 00:23, 4 April 2006
Status refers to a particular state temporarily imposed upon a being. Depending upon the particulars of a status, certain verbs and interactions will not available to that being or others attempting interaction for the duration. Types of status include: