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The '''{{tt|COLLECT}} [[page type is::command]]''' is used to collect piles of items in the surroundings based on the {{skill|foraging}}. Piles |
The '''{{tt|COLLECT}} [[page type is::command]]''' is used to collect piles of items in the surroundings based on the {{skill|foraging}}. Piles have a number of items in them based on the forager's skill relative to the difficulty of the item collected. |
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==Syntax== |
==Syntax== |
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* {{tt|KICK}} ''<item>'' will destroy the pile. |
* {{tt|KICK}} ''<item>'' will destroy the pile. |
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* Piles have a different look depending on the Forager's [[Guilds|guild]]. |
* Piles have a different look depending on the Forager's [[Guilds|guild]]. |
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** [[Barbarian]]: ''A crude heap of rocks with bits and pieces of foreign matter sticking out at odd angles.'' |
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** [[Barbarian]]: ?? |
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** [[Bard]]: ''An artful arrangement of rocks that might resemble a pile if you stare at it long enough.'' |
** [[Bard]]: ''An artful arrangement of rocks that might resemble a pile if you stare at it long enough.'' |
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** [[Cleric]]: ''A cairn-like mound of rocks.'' |
** [[Cleric]]: ''A cairn-like mound of rocks.'' |
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** [[Commoner]]: ''A nondescript gathering of rocks put together without any clear organization.'' |
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** [[Empath]]: ''A pile of rocks skillfully arranged to prevent the materials from shifting, at least in public.'' |
** [[Empath]]: ''A pile of rocks skillfully arranged to prevent the materials from shifting, at least in public.'' |
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** [[Moon Mage]]: ''An archaic configuration of rocks that might look like a pile in a different light.'' |
** [[Moon Mage]]: ''An archaic configuration of rocks that might look like a pile in a different light.'' |
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** [[Paladin]]: ''A heroic organization of rocks boldly holding itself together against all odds.'' |
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** [[Paladin]]: ?? |
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** [[Ranger]]: ''A perfectly arranged pile of rocks in which each piece rests against the other in a delicate balance that preserves its natural essence.'' |
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** [[Ranger]]: ?? |
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** [[Thief]]: ''A misshapen pile of rocks that looks vaguely like it could be someone else's pile of rocks.'' |
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** [[Thief]]: ?? |
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** [[Trader]]: ''A neat collection of rocks organized by weight and market value.'' |
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** [[Trader]]: ?? |
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** [[Warrior Mage]]: |
** [[Warrior Mage]]: ''A loose stack of rocks that looks almost like a bundle of firewood.'' |
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Revision as of 20:06, 13 September 2009
The COLLECT command is used to collect piles of items in the surroundings based on the foraging skill. Piles have a number of items in them based on the forager's skill relative to the difficulty of the item collected.
Syntax
- COLLECT
- COLLECT <item>
Roundtime
- Basic use results in 15 seconds.
Additional Notes
- KICK <item> will destroy the pile.
- Piles have a different look depending on the Forager's guild.
- Barbarian: A crude heap of rocks with bits and pieces of foreign matter sticking out at odd angles.
- Bard: An artful arrangement of rocks that might resemble a pile if you stare at it long enough.
- Cleric: A cairn-like mound of rocks.
- Commoner: A nondescript gathering of rocks put together without any clear organization.
- Empath: A pile of rocks skillfully arranged to prevent the materials from shifting, at least in public.
- Moon Mage: An archaic configuration of rocks that might look like a pile in a different light.
- Paladin: A heroic organization of rocks boldly holding itself together against all odds.
- Ranger: A perfectly arranged pile of rocks in which each piece rests against the other in a delicate balance that preserves its natural essence.
- Thief: A misshapen pile of rocks that looks vaguely like it could be someone else's pile of rocks.
- Trader: A neat collection of rocks organized by weight and market value.
- Warrior Mage: A loose stack of rocks that looks almost like a bundle of firewood.