Template:VERBSPerformanceShirt

This is the "VERBSPerformanceShirt" template to list all the actions for shirts that are part of the "Performance Gear Set", a specific variant of the "Adventure Clothing Set" with varying function based on Performance skill.

Shirts using this template have the following study:
This item is a part of an "Adventure Clothing Set" themed around the Performance skill. Wear more items of the set and grow your performance skill to change some of the behavior!
You can RUB, TURN, POKE, RAISE, PUSH, PULL, WEAR, and REMOVE it.

It should be called in the following format:

{{VERBSPerformanceShirt|adjective|noun}}

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Verb	Actions
WEAR	First Person: Without thinking much about it, you slip each arm into the sleeves of a verbsperformanceshirt while lost in thought.
No messaging for second person.
Third Person: <Player> seems lost in thought as <he/she> slips each arm into the sleeves of a verbsperformanceshirt.
WEAR (With Performance Jacket)	First Person: Working carefully, you remove a <jacket> so that you can slip into the verbsperformanceshirt. You pull the <jacket> back on and adjust both for a comfortable fit.
No messaging for second person.
Third Person: Working carefully, <Player> removes a <jacket> so that <he/she> can slip into a verbsperformanceshirt. <He/She> pulls the <jacket> back on and adjusts both for a comfortable fit.
RUB	First Person: You sweep your fingers across the surface of your silk shirt. Being a <novice/experienced> performer, you find <moderate amounts of/little> dust and debris to dislodge. Good as new.
No messaging for second person.
Third Person: <Player> sweeps <his/her> fingers across the surface of <his/her> silk shirt. <There's a moderate amount of/There is little> dust and debris to dislodge, no doubt due to <Player> being a <novice/experienced> performer.
TURN	First Person: You anxiously twist and wring part of your silk shirt, worrying about the trials ahead.
No messaging for second person.
Third Person: <Player> anxiously twists and wrings part of <his/her> silk shirt.
POKE	First Person: You dramatically stab one of your fingers into your silk shirt for emphasis.
No messaging for second person.
Third Person: <Player> dramatically stabs one of <his/her> fingers into <his/her> silk shirt for emphasis.
RAISE	First Person: You clutch your silk shirt with both fists, head held high, as you draw a deep, calming breath.
No messaging for second person.
Third Person: <Player> clutches <his/her> silk shirt with both fists, tilts <his/her> head upwards, and draws a deep breath.
PUSH	First Person: Drawing a <shaky and nervous/determined> breath, you roll your shoulders and feel a verbsperformanceshirt settle into place as you ready yourself for the performance.
No messaging for second person.
Third Person: Drawing a <shaky and nervous/determined> breath, <Player> rolls <his/her> shoulders. A verbsperformanceshirt settles into place as <he/she> readies <himself/herself> for the performance.
PUSH (With Performance Jacket)	First Person: Drawing a <shaky and nervous/determined> breath, you roll your shoulders and feel your <jacket> and silk shirt settle comfortably into place as you ready yourself for the performance.
No messaging for second person.
Third Person: Drawing a <shaky and nervous/determined> breath, <Player> rolls <his/her> shoulders. A <jacket> and a verbsperformanceshirt settle into place as <he/she> readies <himself/herself> for the performance.
PULL	First Person: You pull the silk shirt into its familiar, comfortable place as you survey the layout and plan your steps.
No messaging for second person.
Third Person: <Player>'s <color> eyes <haltingly/meticulously> <take note of/scan> the area as <he/she> catalogs potential props and obstacles alike.
REMOVE	First Person: With fast, shallow breaths you work your way out of the silk shirt. No longer shall you be confined.
No messaging for second person.
Third Person: With what can only be described as profound relief, <Player> works <his/her> way out of a verbsperformanceshirt while drawing fast, shallow breaths.