Daydream command

DAYDREAM is a roleplaying command with a special AFK-signifying function for Premium players.

Syntax

DAYDREAM

DAYDREAM <person>

DAYDREAM <person | object | creature> <GOOD | EVIL>

Messaging

You try to lose yourself in a daydream, but feel too distracted.

<Player> 's face takes on a dreamy look for only a moment.

Person

You stare at <person>, not really thinking about anything at all.

<Player> stares at you with a unreadable look of utter blankness.

Good: You daydream about running off with <person> and keeping him/her all to yourself.

<Player> gives you a dreamy look.

Evil: You daydream about throttling the life out of <person>.

<Player> gives you a disturbingly dreamy look.

Object

Good: You stare at <item>, pleasantly daydreaming about it.

<Player> stares dreamily at an <item> with a pleasant smile on <his/her> face.

Evil: You lose yourself in a daydream about stealing the <item>.

<Player> stares dreamily at an <item>, as if <he/she> wanted to steal it.

Creature

Good: You stare at <creature>, lost in a wistful daydream.

<Player> gives <<creature> a wistful, dreamy look.

Evil: You daydream about throttling the life out of <creature>.

<Player> smirks and stares at <creature> with malicious, dreamy look.

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To Start:

DAYDREAM

You lose yourself completely in a daydream...

<Player>'s eyes glaze over as he/she loses him/herself in a daydream.

When looking at a daydreaming player, others seen this highlighted text at the top of the player's description:

You notice a glassy look in <player>'s eyes, and realize that <he/she> is in a daydream -- <he/she> probably isn't even aware you're here.

If you try to look at yourself while daydreaming:

That's kinda like trying to see what you look like asleep, isn't it?

If you try to do something before ending your daydream, you see:

You gaze about sleepily, still lost in your daydream...

To End:

DAYDREAM

You wake up from your daydream, and begin paying attention again.

<Player> suddenly blinks and wakes up from <his/her> daydream.