Difference between revisions of "Raise command"
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'''RAISE <hood>''' | '''RAISE <hood>''' | ||
Example:<br /> | '''Example:'''<br /> | ||
<code>Zosimus raises the hood of a buckskin hooded greatcloak.</code><br /> | <code>Zosimus raises the hood of a buckskin hooded greatcloak.</code><br /> | ||
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==See also== | ==See also== | ||
Revision as of 04:32, 27 November 2022
The RAISE command has both social and action functions. As a social, it allows you to raise your hand or to rise up on your toes. As an action, it lets you raise the hood on a cloak or other hooded garment. Raising the hood of a garment helps keep you dry when it is raining, snowing, or sleeting. It will also help conceal your identity, both by changing your sdesc and by concealing your exact location on the Who list.
Usage
RAISE <adverb>
You <adverb> raise your hand up.
RAISE <person|object> <adverb>
You <adverb> raise your hand at <person|object>.
RAISE <self>
You rise up on your toes for a better view.
RAISE <hood>
Example:
Zosimus raises the hood of a buckskin hooded greatcloak.
