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

Wears an item held in either hand.

Wears the item held in the left hand.

Wears the item held in the right hand.

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.