Item:Tiny mechanical red brocket deer
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| tiny mechanical red brocket deer | |
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| Look: | A rather small species of deer, the brocket deer is unusual in that it will aggressively defend its territory. Standing about two fingers tall, it is characterized by its oversized ears and a reddish tint to its coat. Its front hooves are quite large in particular, ideal for use in both attacking and swift leaps.
A marvel of craftsmanship, the deer is wound by means of a shiny metal key. It looks to be in really good condition. |
| Weight: | 5 stones |
| Metal: | No |
| Appraised Cost: | 100000 Kronars80,000 Lirums <br />72,160 Dokoras <br />100 LTBpoints <br />100 Tickets <br />100 Scrips <br /> |
| Properties: | This is an item.
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| Dimensions: | 1 length x 1 width x 1 height |
| Sources: | Source is Hollow Eve Festival 450/Raffles, Drathrok's Duskruin 442/Incidental loot, Drathrok's Duskruin 438/Incidental loot, Drathrok's Duskruin 435/Incidental loot |
Verbs
- Upon studying the deer, it appears you can TAP, TILT, TURN, LICK, SPIN, PINCH, WAVE, NUDGE, PUSH, PULL, TICKLE, PUNISH (Damage), RUB, DROP and LOOK at it.
- First Person - The red brocket deer stretches its furry lips forward and gently brushes yours.
- Third Person - The red brocket deer stretches its furry face forward and gently brushes <Player>'s lips.
- First Person - You give the red brocket deer a little nudge, and it trots along your palm. It reaches the tips of your fingers, whinnies triumphantly, then wanders back.
- Third Person - <Player> gives (his/her) red brocket deer a little nudge, and it trots along her palm. It reaches the tips of (his/her) fingers, whinnies triumphantly, then wanders back.
- First Person - :You pinch the back of your red brocket deer's spine, causing it to waggle its ears rapidly.
- Third Person - <Player> pinches the back of (his/her) red brocket deer's spine, causing it to waggle its ears rapidly.
- First Person - You tug on one of the red brocket deer's front legs, and it canters carefully up your arm to your shoulder. Upon reaching that altitude, it leaps into the air and slowly glides toward a gentle landing in the middle of your outstretched palm.
- Third Person - <Player> tugs on one of (his/her) red brocket deer's front legs, and it canters carefully up (his/her) arm to (his/her) shoulder. Upon reaching that altitude, it leaps into the air and slowly glides toward a gentle landing in the middle of <Player>'s outstretched palm.
- First Person - You push down on the red brocket deer, forcing its belly to brush your palm and slowing it to a tentative walk.
- Third Person - <Player> pushes down on (his/her) red brocket deer, forcing its belly to brush (his/her) palm and slowing it to a tentative walk.
- First Person - You pet the stout, furry body of your red brocket deer.
- Third Person - <Player> pets the stout, furry body of (his/her) red brocket deer.
- First Person - The red brocket deer trots to the edge of your palm. You turn your hand slowly, allowing it to travel across your knuckles, then back around to the front.
- Third Person - The red brocket deer trots to the edge of <Player>'s palm. (He/She) turns (his/her) hand slowly, allowing it to travel across (his/her) knuckles, then back around to the front.
- First Person - You give the body of your red brocket deer a soft tap and it leaps into the air, dancing upwards like a puppet on a string before floating back down to your palm.
- Third Person - <Player> gives the body of (his/her) red brocket deer a soft tap and it leaps into the air, dancing upwards like a puppet on a string before floating back down to (his/her) palm.
- First Person - You flip a small toggle on the underbelly of your red brocket deer. It takes off, running at top speed! Your eye can barely follow the many sudden changes of direction, but before long the deer slows, settling softly within your waiting palm.
- Third Person - <Player> flips a small toggle on the underbelly of (his/her) red brocket deer. It takes off, running at top speed! Your eye can barely follow the many sudden changes of direction, but before long the deer returns, settling softly within <Player>'s waiting palm.
- First Person - You tilt your hand from side to side, but the red brocket deer trots tenaciously across your palm. Its ears flicker as it works to maintain its balance.
- Third Person - <Player> tilts (his/her) hand from side to side, but the red brocket deer trots tenaciously across (his/her) palm. Its ears flicker as it works to maintain its balance.
- First Person - You turn the small key on the side of your red brocket deer, tightening the springs inside.
- Third Person - <Player> turns the small key on the side of (his/her) red brocket deer, tightening the springs inside.
- First Person - The red brocket deer lifts effortlessly into the air, its hooves creating the merest whisper of a breeze. It hovers for a moment, then drops back to your hand.
- Third Person - The red brocket deer lifts effortlessly into the air, its hooves creating the merest whisper of a breeze. It hovers for a moment, then drops back to <Player>'s hand.
Atmospherics
- First Person - The red brocket deer's tiny hooves tickle your palm as it gallops back and forth.
- Third Person - <Player>'s red brocket deer gallops lightly back and forth, its hooves lightly brushing (his/her) palm.
- First Person - The red brocket deer sends its long tongue out to taste your thumb.
- Third Person - <Player>'s red brocket deer sends its long tongue out to taste (his/her) thumb.
- First Person - Your red brocket deer stares levelly at you with its glassy eyes.
- Third Person - <Player>'s red brocket deer turns and stares directly at (him/her) with its glassy eyes.
- First Person - Your red brocket deer seems to be slowing down. Time to wind it a bit, perhaps?
- Third Person - <Player>'s red brocket deer is looking a bit sluggish, and could probably use more winding.
- First Person - The red brocket deer pauses, pawing at the air with one outstretched foreleg.
- Third Person - <Player>'s red brocket deer pauses, pawing at the air with one outstretched foreleg.
- First Person - Your red brocket deer stretches its muzzle to the sky, spittle flying as it releases a great bellowing whinny.
- Third Person - <Player>'s red brocket deer stretches its muzzle to the sky, sending spittle flying as it whinnies excitedly.
- First Person - The red brocket deer flings itself at your index finger! Falling backwards from the impact, it totters about looking dazed.
- Third Person - <Player>'s red brocket deer lunges suddenly toward (his/her) index finger! It staggers back from the impact, looking dazed.