| Property "Pretty name is" (as page type) with input value "{{#explode:Peer command" contains invalid characters or is incomplete and therefore can cause unexpected results during a query or annotation process.
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| Peer at yourself, others and at adjacent room locations.
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PEER <self>
You see: Peer at yourself? A little vain, no?
Others see: <Player> is admiring herself again.
PEER <player>
You see: You peer quizzically at <Player>!
Target sees: <Player> peers quizzically at you.
Others see: <Player> peers quizzically at <Player>.
PEER <item>
You see: You peer closely at <item>, but see nothing of interest, maybe if you EXAMINEd it closely, you would see more.
Others see: Nothing.
Property "Messaging is" (as page type) with input value "PEER </br>You see: Peer at yourself? A little vain, no?</br>Others see: ' is admiring herself again.</br></br>PEER </br>You see: You peer quizzically at '!</br>Target sees: ' peers quizzically at you.</br>Others see: ' peers quizzically at '.</br></br>PEER </br>You see: You peer closely at , but see nothing of interest, maybe if you EXAMINEd it closely, you would see more.</br>Others see: Nothing." contains invalid characters or is incomplete and therefore can cause unexpected results during a query or annotation process.
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Additional Usage
PEER <direction>
PEER also works to LOOK into an adjacent room. Others will not see you peering when you peer in a cardinal direction, but they may see you peering in other directions.
Example:
PEER DOOR (while in a home)
Others see: <Player> peeks through a peephole in the door.
See Also