Wear command

Wear
Puts a held wearable item onto the character in the location for which the item was designed.
WEAR <item> You see: You put on <item>. Others see: <Name> puts on <item>. WEAR <back-worn item> You see: You put <item> on your back. Others see: <Name> puts <item> on <his/her> back. WEAR <waist-worn item> You see: You put <item> around your waist. Others see: <Name> puts <item> around <his/her> waist. WEAR <armor> You see: You work your way into <armor>. Others see: <Name> works <his/her> way into <armor>. WEAR <finger-worn item> You see: You slide <item> onto your finger. Others see: <Name> slides <item> onto <his/her> finger. WEAR <shoulder-worn item> You see: You sling <item> over your shoulder. Others see: <Name> slings <item> over <his/her> shoulder. WEAR <arm-worn shield> You see: You slide your left arm through the straps on your <shield> and flex, gaining a feel for the <shield>'s weight. Others see: <Name> slides <his/her> left arm through the straps on <his/her> <shield> and flexes.

Syntax

• WEAR <item>

Wears an item held in either hand.

• WEAR LEFT

Wears the item held in the left hand.

• WEAR RIGHT

Wears the item held in the right hand.

Notes

• The item must be held and designed to be worn. It is moved from the hand to its designated worn location.
• Messaging varies with the item's worn location, and scripted items can supply unique messaging.
• Items can be refused when their worn location is full or when armor or layered clothing conflicts with something already worn.
• Some arm-worn shields are limited by shield size, guild, and circle. See Shield Usage skill.
• Wearing armor while engaged in combat can impose roundtime. The amount depends on the armor's type and coverage, the relevant armor skill, and applicable bonuses.
• Some loaded ranged weapons must be unloaded before they can be worn. Wearing a ranged weapon also stops aiming.

See Also

• REMOVE
• UNLOAD
• Inventory
• Shield Usage skill

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