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Map, Chart or Logbook
example: a large parchment Elanthian star chart
Analyze
The chart is intended to be a map, chart, or logbook of some sort. It must remain in the essence of the base item when altering it.
Verb Traps
| VERB | FIRST | THIRD |
|---|---|---|
| RUB | You run a finger over your parchment chart, carefully examining the details. | |
| TAP | You glance at the parchment chart and tap it lightly as you contemplate a thought. | |
| PET | You trace a finger along the surface of your parchment chart. | |
| PEER | You study your parchment chart, slowly nodding your head. | |
| TOUCH | You trace a finger along the surface of your parchment chart. |
Spyglass, Telescope or Sextant
example: an electrum-framed sextant
Analyze
The sextant is intended to be a spyglass, telescope, or sextant of some sort. It must remain in the essence of the base item when altering it.
Verb Traps
| VERB | FIRST | THIRD |
|---|---|---|
| RUB | You wipe the surface of your electrum-framed sextant, trying to remove any smudges. | |
| TAP | You drum your fingers along the surface of the electrum-framed sextant, contemplating your surroundings. | |
| PET | You adjust the focus on your electrum-framed sextant. | |
| PEER | You raise the electrum-framed sextant up to your eye and begin scanning the area. After several moments, you look away from the sextant and give a satisfied nod. | |
| TOUCH | You adjust the focus on your electrum-framed sextant. |
Flag or Pennant
example: a muck-stained linen flag stitched with the image of a swamp
Analyze
The flag is intended to be a flag or pennant of some sort. It must remain in the essence of the base item when altering it.
Verb Traps
| VERB | FIRST | THIRD |
|---|---|---|
| RUB | You run your hand over the surface of your linen flag, trying to smooth out any wrinkles. | |
| TOUCH | You hold the linen flag in front of yourself, displaying it for all to see. |
Empty Jug
Example: a skull-labeled glass rum jug
Analyze
The jug is intended to be an empty jug, and not intended to hold liquids. It must remain in the essence of the base item when altering it.
Verb Traps
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Coin
Example: a gold arena-embossed coin
Analyze
The coin is intended to be a coin of some sort. It must remain in the essence of the base item when altering it.
Verb Traps
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