Category:Weapon frogs

Weapon frogs are containers that let you to display weapons while worn. The weapon frog's appearance will change to include the attached weapons. Weapon frogs come in a variety of nouns and in a variety of locations where they can be worn.

Verbs

The <item> seems able to hang one or two weapons from <location>.
You think you could also WAVE, TURN, PULL, and PROD the <item>.

• PUT <weapon> in <item>
  • (empty) You hang your <weapon> from your belt.
  • (one weapon) You hang your <weapon1> from your belt. It rattles against the <weapon2> hanging from your belt, and you adjust them.
  • (two weapons) Your belt already has two weapons hanging from it.

• GET <weapon> from <item>
  • You deftly remove the <weapon> from your belt.

• WAVE
  • (empty) You thump the empty belt strapped to your waist.
  • (one weapon) You draw your <weapon1> with a flourish and wave it wildly around your head! You quickly return it to your belt.
  • (two weapons) You draw your <weapon1> and <weapon2>, clang them together overhead and then slide them home into the belt.

• TURN
  • (empty) You place your hand on your sword belt as you inspect it closely for any flaws or imperfections.
  • (one weapon) Gripping your <weapon1>, you sweep it from the sword belt. After a brief inspection you quickly return it to your belt and angle it for a quick draw.
  • (two weapons) You place your hand on your <weapon1> and then on your <weapon2>. Drawing one and then the other, you slide them back and make sure they are properly secured.

• PULL equips the weapons
  • (empty) You tug at your empty belt.
  • (one weapon) With a violent cross-body motion, you draw your <weapon1>.
  • (two weapons) With a sudden cross-body move, you draw your <weapon1> and your <weapon2> from your belt.

• PROD
  • (empty) You place your hand on your sword belt and survey the area with a hint of malice in your eyes.
  • (one weapon) You grip the <weapon1> hanging from your sword belt and survey the area with a hint of malice in your eyes.
  • (two weapons) You grip the <weapon1> and <weapon2> hanging from your sword belt, and survey the area with a hint of malice in your eyes.

Appearance Examples

• (empty) Agonar is wearing a sleek sword belt.
• (one weapon) Agonar is wearing a sleek sword belt with a silversteel longsword hanging from it.
• (two weapons) Agonar is wearing a sleek sword belt with a forgeheart hammer and a silversteel longsword hanging from it.

Variations

Waist/Belt Worn

Shoulder Worn

Back Worn

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