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The '''{{tt|DROP}} [[page type is::command]]''' allows you to drop an item you are currently holding in your hands, putting it on the ground. |
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|description=Releases an item held in either hand and places it on the ground. Some items have special drop behavior and may be damaged or destroyed. |
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|messaging='''DROP <item>'''<br /> |
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''You see'': You drop <item>.<br /> |
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'''DROP <instrument> (first attempt on solid ground)'''<br /> |
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This command will damage musical instruments and some glass items, can also sometimes shatter favor orbs. For these items, either use {{com|PUT}} ''<object>'' {{tt|on ground}}, or {{com|lower}}, depending on how their are coded. |
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''You see'': Whoah! Dropping <instrument> would damage it! If you wish to set the <instrument> down, LOWER it.<br /> |
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[If you still wish to drop it, EMPTY <hand> or DROP it again.]<br /> |
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'''DROP <favor orb> (shattering result)'''<br /> |
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''You see'': You drop your <favor orb> and it shatters on the ground.<br /> |
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''Others see'': <Name> drops <his/her> <favor orb>, which shatters on the ground.<br /> |
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'''Failures'''<br /> |
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''You see'': But you aren't holding that.<br /> |
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''You see'': What were you referring to?<br /> |
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==Syntax== |
==Syntax== |
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*{{tt|DROP}} ''<item>'' |
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: Drops the indicated item from your hand onto the ground. |
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==Notes== |
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* Some objects override the ordinary result of {{tt|DROP}}. Fragile objects, including musical instruments and some glass items, may be damaged or destroyed rather than simply placed on the ground. |
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* Dropping an instrument onto solid ground for the first time gives a warning and does not release it. Repeating {{tt|DROP}} within two minutes, or using {{tt|EMPTY}} on that hand, confirms the damaging action. Continued deliberate damage can destroy the instrument. |
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* A favor orb can shatter when dropped, depending on its state. In a favor puzzle area, {{tt|DROP MY ORB}} destroys the orb and returns you to the entrance, failing the puzzle. |
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* To set down an item safely, use {{com|lower}} where the item supports it. {{tt|LOWER <item> TO GROUND}} places the item in your at-feet inventory slot. For other fragile items, {{tt|PUT <item> ON GROUND}} may be the supported alternative. |
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*{{com|lower}} |
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*{{com|empty}} |
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*{{com|put}} |
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*[[Inventory (concept)#At_Feet_Slot|At-feet inventory slot]] |
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*[[Favors]] |
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{{RefAl}} |
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* {{com|Lower}} command |
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* {{com|Empty}} command, allows you to drop from a specific hand |
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{{cat|Commands}} |
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Latest revision as of 18:36, 21 September 2026
| Releases an item held in either hand and places it on the ground. Some items have special drop behavior and may be damaged or destroyed. |
| DROP <item> You see: You drop <item>. DROP <instrument> (first attempt on solid ground) DROP <favor orb> (shattering result) Failures |
Syntax
- DROP <item>
- Drops the indicated item from your hand onto the ground.
Notes
- Some objects override the ordinary result of DROP. Fragile objects, including musical instruments and some glass items, may be damaged or destroyed rather than simply placed on the ground.
- Dropping an instrument onto solid ground for the first time gives a warning and does not release it. Repeating DROP within two minutes, or using EMPTY on that hand, confirms the damaging action. Continued deliberate damage can destroy the instrument.
- A favor orb can shatter when dropped, depending on its state. In a favor puzzle area, DROP MY ORB destroys the orb and returns you to the entrance, failing the puzzle.
- To set down an item safely, use LOWER where the item supports it. LOWER <ITEM> TO GROUND places the item in your at-feet inventory slot. For other fragile items, PUT <ITEM> ON GROUND may be the supported alternative.
See Also