Unlock command

Unlock
Unlocks a closed door, container, home or other lockable object.
UNLOCK <home> You see: You unlock <home>. or: You unlock the door to <home>. Others see: <Name> unlocks <home>. or: <Name> unlocks the door to <home>. UNLOCK <closed home door> You see: You unlock the <door>. Others see: <Name> unlocks the <door>. UNLOCK <already unlocked home door> You see: You rattle the handle to the <door>. It's already unlocked. Others see: <Name> rattles the handle of the <door>. UNLOCK <target> WITH <key> You see: The key turns easily. CLICK! Others see: <Name> unlocks the <target> with <his/her> key. UNLOCK <target> WITH <wrong key> You see: The key doesn't fit. UNLOCK <target> WITH <key not held> You see: But you're not holding the <key>.

Syntax

Unlocks a home or another target that does not require an explicitly named key.

Attempts to unlock a door, container or other lockable object with a held key.

Most keyed locks require the matching key to be held. An incorrect key does not unlock the target.
Homes do not require a key. A home's owner or designated guest can unlock it with UNLOCK <HOME>.
Spellbooks fitted with a lock use UNLOCK <SPELLBOOK> WITH <KEY>. The spellbook must be held or worn.
Unlocking does not open the target; use OPEN afterward.