Portable Shelters

Shop stalls, tents, pavilions, and other sorts of portable shelters tend to potentially be somewhat heavy, but are certainly capable of being packed up and moved around. They can have a variety of uses, from selling goods to camping to living in full-time. Not only do they provide a space where you can put various furniture and belongings, but they really do offer shelter from the weather and can keep you cozy and dry when traveling.

Usage

• ASSEMBLE <shelter>
• DISASSEMBLE <shelter>

Possible aliases are: set up, pitch, take down, pack up, make, break, unroll, and roll.

Notes

• You do not need to remove things from your shelter before you pack it up, but those things will not be able to be accessed until the shelter is set up again, so it's not recommended to leave things inside unless they are part of the shelter furnishings. Also, they will potentially increase the weight of the shelter. While you can certainly have a couch moved into your pavilion, you can't pack up that couch and carry it about with the same ease as you could the pavilion. Good candidates for tent furnishings are things like bedrolls, blankets, bags of camping tools, and so on.