Animal Companion feedbag

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Animal Companion feedbag Information
Category Fluff
Class Container
Verbs Used
PUT

The Animal Companion feedbag is a fluff script that applies to container items. It was originally released at Spitfire 2004. It is a container that holds food for a ranger's animal companion. It snaps shut and rejects anything that is not food. This is discrete from the Animal Companion Treat pouch.

Analyze

This is a ranger companion feedbag.  It is intended to store food for an animal companion.

Usage Information

Rangers see different messaging than other professions.

Verb Target Profession First Third
PUT Food Ranger A sigh of grateful pleasure can be heard as you feed some acantha leaf to your leather feed satchel. A sigh of grateful pleasure can be heard as Vanah feeds some acantha leaf to her leather feed satchel.
PUT Food Other You hear a soft sigh of contentment as you put some acantha leaf in your leather feed satchel. A contented sigh can be heard as Vanah puts her acantha leaf in her satchel.
PUT Non-food Ranger The leather feed satchel snaps shut like the jaws of a ravenous beast. Vanah's leather feed satchel snaps shut like the jaws of a ravenous beast.
PUT Non-food Other Your leather feed satchel snaps shut. Vanah's leather feed satchel snaps shut.

If the actor is hidden or invisible, others in the room see the following instead:

Food (ranger): A sigh of grateful pleasure comes from nearby.
Food (other): A soft sigh of contentment comes from somewhere nearby.
Non-food: You hear a sharp snap from nearby.

Additional Information

  • The feedbag accepts food, healing herbs, and healing items. Anything else causes it to snap shut.
  • The item must be held when putting it in the feedbag.
  • It can be altered as long as the word "feed" remains in the adjective and the noun remains appropriate to its worn location and capacity.