Template:VERBSServingTray
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This is the "VERBSServingTray" template to list all the fluff actions for functional serving trays such as those first offered at Aesthene's Close 458/End Loot.
Trays using this template have a study that starts with: 'Studying the <item>, you realize it is meant for displaying wares to customers.
It should be called in the following format:
{{VERBSServingTray|noun}}
The messages for offering/buying/wearing/removing can all potentially vary significantly between items, and should be tracked separately.
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| Verb | Actions |
|---|---|
| ARRANGE | First Person: You carefully adjust the items on your platter, ensuring every piece is prominently displayed. |
| No messaging for second person. | |
| Third Person: <Player> carefully rearranges the items on <his/her> platter, lining them up neatly for display. | |
| CLEAN | First Person: You carefully brush off your platter, tidying it up for display. |
| No messaging for second person. | |
| Third Person: <Player> carefully brushes off <his/her> platter, tidying it up for display. | |
| RAISE | First Person: You hoist your platter higher to catch the eye of nearby buyers. |
| No messaging for second person. | |
| Third Person: <Player> hoists <his/her> platter up high, calling attention to the wares displayed upon it. | |
| RUB | First Person: You carefully brush off your platter , tidying it up for display. |
| No messaging for second person. | |
| Third Person: <Player> carefully brushes off <his/her> platter, tidying it up for display. | |
| TAP | First Person: You tap your fingers rhythmically against your platter as you await a customer. |
| No messaging for second person. | |
| Third Person: <Player> taps <his/her> fingers rhythmically against <his/her> platter while waiting. | |
| TILT | First Person: You tilt your platter slightly toward the light so that your wares catch its gleam. |
| No messaging for second person. | |
| Third Person: <Player> tilts <his/her> platter toward the light so that <his/her> wares catch its gleam. |