Dance flower
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A dance flower is a generic term used for a type of verbed items, typically a flower such as a rose or blossom, that when interacted with shows the user in a dancing move. These can be used outside of Dance floors.
Verbs
- STUDY: You think that you can eat, sniff, smell, lick, turn, rub and tap the <dance flower>.
- EAT:(holding) You place your <dance flower> between your teeth, throw your arms in the air, stamp both feet in turn, then twirl around on your heel. With a final flourishing bow you remove the <dance flower> from between your teeth.
- SNIFF:(holding) You sniff at your <dance flower> and find that it has a sweet, subtle but somewhat artificial fragrance.
- SMELL:(holding) You sniff at your <dance flower> and find that it has a sweet, subtle but somewhat artificial fragrance. (yes, same as sniff)
- LICK:(holding) You run the tip of your tongue along the edge of your <dance flower>.
- TURN:(holding) You twist <dance flower> between your fingers.
- TURN:(wearing) You straighten your <dance flower>.
- RUB:(wearing or holding) You run a finger up and down your <dance flower>.
- TAP:(wearing or holding) You flick your <dance flower> with the tip of your finger.
Variations
| Rare | Incomplete | |
|---|---|---|
| Sparkling eldring rose displayed on a brass stem | true | |
| White marble boneflower | true |