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'''Lighters''' are items that will create a flame by {{com|point|pointing}} the lighter at the target. There is no functional difference to using these instead of a [[:Category:Flints|flint]] and blade, but they are a more convenient way to catch things on fire. |
'''Lighters''' are items that will create a flame by {{com|point|pointing}} the lighter at the target. There is no functional difference to using these instead of a [[:Category:Flints|flint]] and blade, but they are a more convenient way to catch things on fire. |
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==Verbs== |
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* {{com|POINT}} {{tt|lighter at}} ''<flammable item>'': You quickly flick the switch on the back of the ''<lighter>'', pointing it at a ''<item>'' as flames shoot out the creature's mouth, making the ''<item>'' quickly catch fire. |
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* {{com|POINT}} {{tt|lighter at}} ''<nonflammable item>'': That doesn't look very flammable. |
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* {{com|POINT}} {{tt|lighter at}} ''<person>'': You flick the switch on the back of your ''<lighter>'' quickly, causing it to spout a stream of flames at ''<person>'''s ''<body part>''! ''<He/She>'' dodges just in time, escaping injury. |
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: ''<Person>'' points ''<his/her>'' ''<lighter>'' directly at your ''<body part>'', and before you can blink, a bright flame shoots out the creature's mouth at you. You dodge just in time, escaping injury. |
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: You flick the switch on the back of your ''<lighter>'' quickly, causing it to spout a stream of flames at ''<person>'''s abdomen! ''<He/She>'' doesnt quite duck in time, getting just a bit singed. |
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: <Person> points ''<his/her>'' ''<lighter>'' directly at your abdomen, and before you can blink, a bright flame shoots out the creature's mouth at you. You don't quite duck in time, getting just a bit singed. |
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* {{com|RUB}}: You absentmindedly rub your ''<lighter>'', running your thumb around each intricately detailed scale. |
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: ''<Person>'' rubs ''<his/her>'' ''<lighter>'', looking deep in thought. |
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* {{com|TAP}}: You tap lightly on the side of your ''<lighter>'', creating an intricate rhythm. |
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* {{com|TURN}}: You turn your ''<lighter>'' over to the back of your hand and weave it over each of your fingers, showing off your dexterity. |
Revision as of 14:51, 25 November 2015
Lighters are items that will create a flame by POINTING the lighter at the target. There is no functional difference to using these instead of a flint and blade, but they are a more convenient way to catch things on fire.
Verbs
- POINT LIGHTER AT <flammable item>: You quickly flick the switch on the back of the <lighter>, pointing it at a <item> as flames shoot out the creature's mouth, making the <item> quickly catch fire.
- POINT LIGHTER AT <nonflammable item>: That doesn't look very flammable.
- POINT LIGHTER AT <person>: You flick the switch on the back of your <lighter> quickly, causing it to spout a stream of flames at <person>'s <body part>! <He/She> dodges just in time, escaping injury.
- <Person> points <his/her> <lighter> directly at your <body part>, and before you can blink, a bright flame shoots out the creature's mouth at you. You dodge just in time, escaping injury.
- You flick the switch on the back of your <lighter> quickly, causing it to spout a stream of flames at <person>'s abdomen! <He/She> doesnt quite duck in time, getting just a bit singed.
- <Person> points <his/her> <lighter> directly at your abdomen, and before you can blink, a bright flame shoots out the creature's mouth at you. You don't quite duck in time, getting just a bit singed.
- RUB: You absentmindedly rub your <lighter>, running your thumb around each intricately detailed scale.
- <Person> rubs <his/her> <lighter>, looking deep in thought.
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