Template:VERBSScentFlower

This is the "VERBSScentFlower" template to list all the actions for scented flowers often found as incidentals at.

Flowers using this template have the following study: Being familiar with the <tap adj> <tap noun>, you're pretty sure that you could rub, lick, shake, wave, and smell it.

It should be called in the following format:

{{VERBSScentFlower|short adj|short noun}}

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Verb	Actions
RUB	First Person: You gently trace the teapot crocus, feeling the graceful lines and fine detail under your fingertips
No messaging for second person.
Third person messaging needed.
LICK	First Person: You lick your teapot crocus and discover it has an odd, but not unpleasant, metallic taste.
No messaging for second person.
Third Person: Person licks her teapot crocus. Eww, no telling where that has been.
SHAKE	First Person: You gently shake your teapot crocus, causing the bell-like flower to ring with small, clear notes.
No messaging for second person.
Third Person: Person gently shakes her teapot crocus. The tiny, bell-like flower begins to ring with small, clear notes that fill the area with a faint, magical music.
WAVE	First Person: You wave your teapot crocus around you, causing the bell-like flower to ring wildly with a cacophony of clear notes.
No messaging for second person.
Third Person: Person waves her teapot crocus around with wide, exaggerated gestures. The bell-like flower rings wildly with each sweep of her arm, filling the area with a cacophony of clear notes. after some time passes An errant breeze wafts a sweet, spicy fragrance through the area. The scent brings to mind pleasant memories you had thought long forgotten.
SMELL	First Person: A hint of fragrance clings to the teapot crocus, but the subtle details are elusive.
No messaging for second person.
Third person messaging needed.