Thazzuc

Crafter Thazzuc adds a verb set to items for LTB points.

The sign specifies these items:

• Shoulder worn cloaks, capes, greatcloaks and warcloaks
• Shirt style kimonos, gamantangs, robes and burnooses
• skirts, gowns and dresses
• pants, trousers, breeches and pantaloons
• foot-worn boots (you'd be surprised!)
• back-worn (or slung) backpacks, packs, rucksacks, journeypacks and knapsacks
• jackets, blazers, coats, greatcoats and longcoats
• wearable sacks and bags
• shields
• leather and plate armors

General rules for items

• Cannot already be verbed.
• Cannot be a hider, magical or non magical.
• Must be worn in the right location for item type.

Cloak/cape/greatcloak/warclock must be shoulder worn.

Robe/burnoose/robes/kimono/gamantang must be worn as a shirt or shirt with armor.

Backpack/pack/rucksack/journeypack/knapsack must be worn on back (like a backpack) or slung on back and shoulder (like shields).

Sack/bag must be wearable, doesn't matter location.

Boots must be foot-worn.

• Other items are purely dependent on the noun.

Pants are noun-restricted to pants, trousers, breeches or pantaloons. 

Boots are noun-restricted.

Robe, burnoose, robes, kimono, gamantang are noun-restricted.

Backpack, pack, rucksack, journeypack, knapsack are noun-restricted.

Cloak, cape, greatcloak warcloak are noun-restricted.

Skirts/dress/gown are noun-restricted.

Jacket, coat, longcoat,greatcoat, blazer are noun-restricted.

• Each of those has one set of verbs EXCEPT cloaks, which has 3 sets.

Verb set for each Item Type

1.) Cloaks

Set 1

• TURN: <Person> grabs a handful of her heretic's cloak and spins around with a flourish, the deep folds of the garment swirling around her gracefully.
• RAISE: <Person> jumps as high as she can, her heretic's cloak billowing around her in a wide circle as she lands!
• PULL: <Person> pulls up the folds of her heretic's cloak around her arm and strikes an overly dramatic pose.
• TOUCH: <Person> runs the tips of her fingers along the edges of her heretic's cloak, drawing attention to the garment.
• SHAKE: <Person> wiggles around in her heretic's cloak, causing it to ripple about her feet in delicate, gentle waves.
• PINCH: <Person> notices a loose thread on her heretic's cloak, and quickly grabs hold of the offending bit of material. With a quick "SNAP!", she makes short work of the thread and flicks it into the air.

2.) Robes

• PULL: <Person> pulls the folds of her blue robe tightly around herself.
• RUB: <Person> runs her hands down the material of her blue robe, as though smoothing out wrinkles.
• TURN: <Person> turns sharply, causing her blue robe to billow out around her.
• EAT: <Person> absent-mindedly gnaws on the collar of her robe.
• RAISE: <Person> looks mischievous for a moment, but apparently opts against whatever she was thinking.
• FOLD: <Person> folds her arms inside the sleeves of her blue robe, assuming a sanguine expression.

3.) Skirts

• PULL: <Person> pulls at a loose thread near the hem of her silk skirt, partially unravelling the seam.
• TURN: <Person> twists her silk skirt around a bit, adjusting it for comfort.
• RAISE: <Person> smoothes out the wrinkles in her silk skirt with the palm of her hand.
• POKE: <Person> waves her silk skirt around in a vain attempt to shake the dust off.
• WAVE: <Person> brushes some dust off of her silk skirt.
• YANK: <Person> gives her silk skirt a vicious yank, nearly ripping it in the process.

5.) Boots

• PULL: <Person> pulls on her boots, fitting them snugly against her feet.
• RUB: <Person> rubs the toes of her boots, grumbling about the fit.
• TOUCH: <Person> touches the soles of her boots, looking for holes that might need cobbling.
• CLEAN: <Person> brushes the dust from her boots.
• KICK: <Person> kicks her boots together, knocking clumps of dirt and mud from the heels.
• TAP: <Person> taps the ground with her boots, creating a clicking noise with one heel.

6.) Backpacks

• CLOSE: <Person> pulls the flap of her rucksack closed and buttons it securely.
• OPEN: <Person> unbuttons the flap of her rucksack, pulling it open to reveal the contents.
• PULL: <Person> pulls the shoulder straps of her rucksack, settling her load to rest more comfortably.
• RUB: <Person> rubs her rucksack, flicking a few stray blades of grass to the ground.

8.) Sacks

• CLOSE: <Person> pulls hard on the drawstrings of her sack cinching it tightly then sliding the clasp tight against the lip of the sack.
• OPEN: <Person> slides the clasp off the sack and with a mighty tug pulls the sack open.
• RAISE: <Person> carefully hefts her sack with a thoughtful expression.
• PROD: <Person> tugs on the drawstrings of her sack and twirls them around her finger absently.

9.) Shields

• RUB: <Person> grabs a cloth and buffs her shield.
• PULL: <Person> turns over her shield and fiddles with the harness. Unsatisfied, she unbuckles the straps and rethreads them, cinching the harness tight.
• RAISE: <Person> kneels on the ground and holds her shield over her, cowering underneath.
• LEAN: <Person> rests her shield on the ground and leans against it, catching her breath.

11.) Leather Armor

• CLEAN: <Person> notices a small spatter of mud on her black leathers and cleans it with her sleeve.
• TOUCH: <Person> traces her fingers over her black leathers absentmindedly, looking off into the distance.
• RUB: <Person> momentarily rubs some unseen smudge on her black leathers.
• GLANCE: <Person> casts an appraising glance over her black leathers, checking for any signs of damage.
• PROD: <Person> stubs her finger by poking her black leathers.
• PUNISH: <Person> pounds her fist soundly against her black leathers, testing it for weakness.