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* {{tt|OFFER}} ''<person>'': As much as you'd like to, ''<person>'' would not make for a suitable offering. |
* {{tt|OFFER}} ''<person>'': As much as you'd like to, ''<person>'' would not make for a suitable offering. |
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: ''<Person>'' gazes at you speculatively. |
: ''<Person>'' gazes at you speculatively. |
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===Offering an item on altar=== |
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To offer an item on an altar, PUT <''item''> on altar and then OFFER <''item''> on altar. For a favor orb, you can PUT <''item''> on altar and then PRAY. |
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Syntax and Messaging
In a General Room
- OFFER: You must be in the room with a merchant to OFFER money to him or her. If you are trying to hand an object to someone, try using GIVE.
In an Altar Room
- OFFER <self>: You close your eyes and turn your palms upwards, breathing in the serenity of the moment and murmuring a small prayer to the gods.
- ?
- OFFER <person>: As much as you'd like to, <person> would not make for a suitable offering.
- <Person> gazes at you speculatively.
Offering an item on altar
To offer an item on an altar, PUT <item> on altar and then OFFER <item> on altar. For a favor orb, you can PUT <item> on altar and then PRAY.