Hail command

Hail
Racial greeting intended for Kaldarian use.
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Kaldar

• HAIL <self>: : You pause for a moment, head down and eyes closed as you clench your fist to your heart in ancestral respect.

<Name> pauses for a moment in respectful silence.

• HAIL <Kaldar>: You hail <Kaldar> with a clenched fist over your heart and a respectful nod.

<Kaldar> hails you with a clenched fist over <him/her> heart and a respectful nod, the traditional Kaldaran greeting.

<Kaldar> pauses for a moment, clenched fist over heart, in respectful silence.

• HAIL <Gnome>: You briefly drop to one knee as you hail <Gnome> with a clenched fist over your heart and a respectful nod.

<Kaldar> briefly drops to one knee and hails you with a clenched fist over <him/her> heart and a respectful nod -- the traditional Kaldaran greeting.

• HAIL <non-Albarian>: You hail <non-Alberian> with an aloof nod.

<Kaldar> hails you with a superior nod.

Gnome

• HAIL <person> (Gnome to Kaldar): You gaze upwards at <Kaldar> and hail <him/her> with a clenched fist over your heart and a respectful nod.

<Gnome> gazes upwards at you and hails you with a clenched fist over <him/her> heart and a respectful nod in an attempt at the traditional Kaldaran greeting. Close enough.

• HAIL <person> (Gnome to Gnome): Straining for every inch of height you stiffly hail <Gnome> with a clenched fist over your heart and a severe nod. You barely suppress a giggle.

Straining for every inch of height <Gnome> stiffly hails you with a clenched fist over <his/her> heart and a severe nod -- a good-natured mockery of the traditional Kaldaran greeting.

• HAIL <person> (Gnome to any race other than Gnome or Kaldar): You go through the motions of the traditional Kaldaran greeting but it just doesn't seem quite right.

Others see: Gnome attempts a Kaldaran greeting but it just looks like a limp salute.

Other

• HAIL <person> (Non-Albarian to Kaldar): ?

<Person> attempts a Kaldaran greeting but it just looks like a limp salute.

• HAIL: You go through the motions of the traditional Kaldaran greeting but it just doesn't seem quite right.

<Person> attempts a Kaldaran greeting but it just looks like a limp salute.