Template:VERBSAdventureBelt

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This is the "VERBSCloak1" template to list all the actions for pillows.

Cloaks using this template have the following study: You study your cloak and believe you can rub, shake, pull, roll, wave, hug, throw, kiss, nudge, punch, and turn it.

It should be called in the following format:

{{VERBSAdventureBelt|adjective|noun}}

Edit the page to see the template text.


Verb Actions
WEAR First Person: You flick your leather belt around your waist with a quick motion and catch the end as it swings about your body. You deftly secure it into place, settling it about your hips.
No messaging for second person.
Third person messaging needed.
TURN First Person: You give your leather belt a tug to adjust the fit, causing the Kertigen halo attached to it to swing to and fro for a few moments.
No messaging for second person.
Third person messaging needed.
POKE First Person: You jab your fingers in behind your leather belt a few times.
No messaging for second person.
Third person messaging needed.
RAISE First Person: You unfasten your leather belt for a moment, adjusting the fit about your waistline before securing it again in place.
No messaging for second person.
Third person messaging needed.
PUSH First Person: You push your leather belt down a bit, settling it on your hips.
No messaging for second person.
Third person messaging needed.
PULL First Person: You tug on your leather belt, pulling it up a bit further on your hips.
No messaging for second person.
Third person messaging needed.
REMOVE First Person: You unfasten your leather belt and slide it off of your waist in one fluid motion.
No messaging for second person.
Third person messaging needed.