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VERBS	YOUR ACTION FROM YOUR OWN PERSPECTIVE	YOUR ACTION AS VIEWED BY OTHERS
PACE	You pace back and forth.	Eratika paces back and forth.
PACE (while hidden)	You pace about, but no one sees you do it.	N/A
PACE <PERSON>	You glance at Trakkar and pace back and forth.	Eratika glances at you and paces back and forth.
PACE <WHATEVER> (no spaces can be in the whatever part, can be up to 15 characters)	You pace back and forth, muttering something about zombies-&-hobs.	Eratika paces back and forth, muttering something about zombies-&-hobs.
PALE or BLANCH	You feel the blood drain from your face.	Eratika's face turns slightly pale.
PANIC	You gasp in terrified panic, trembling and flailing your arms about!	Eratika gasps in terrified panic, trembling and flailing her arms about!
PANIC (while hidden)	You panic, trying hard to remain out of sight as you babble and flail!	You hear some muffled sounds of panic.
PANIC (while sitting, lying down or kneeling)	You shriek in panic, trembling as you flail around on the ground!	Eratika shrieks in panic, trembling and flailing on the ground!
PANIC <CRITTER or HOUSE PET>	You glance at a rolton and shriek, trembling and flailing your arms in terrified panic!	Kelista glances at a rolton and shrieks, trembling and flailing her arms in terrified panic!
PANIC <ITEM>	You glance at a raspberry marinated orc toe and panic!	Eratika glances at a raspberry marinated orc toe and shrieks, trembling and flailing her arms in panic!
PANIC <PERSON>	You look at Trakkar and panic!	Eratika looks at you and gasps, trembling and flailing her arms in panic!
PANIC <YOURSELF>	Your eyes widen as you tremble in quiet panic.	Eratika's eyes widen as she trembles in quiet panic.
PANT	You pant.	Eratika pants.
PANT (while hidden)	You pant.	You hear the sound of someone panting.
PAY <AMOUNT> (for paying fees or debts)	>pay 986 The clerk thanks you and notes that your debts have been settled.	Eratika hands the clerk some silvers towards her debts.
PEER BANKBOOK (Four Winds members only)	You peer intently into your weathered leather bankbook, calculating rates for the note in your hand. A Wehnimer's Landing promissory note for 5000 silvers will exchange to: Wehnimer's Landing promissory note: 5000 silvers Kharam-Dzu Borthuum Mining Co. scrip: 4940 silvers Icemule Trace promissory note: 4965 silvers Vornavis (Solhaven) promissory note: 4965 silvers	Eratika peers intently into her weathered leather bankbook, a thoughtful look set upon her face.
PEER <CRITTER or HOUSE PET>	You peer quizzically at a wraith.	Eratika peers quizzically at a wraith.
PEER <ITEM>	You peer closely at a weathered wooden box, but see nothing of interest. Maybe if you examined it closely, you would see more.	N/A
PEER <PERSON>	You peer quizzically at Trakkar.	Eratika peers quizzically at you.
PEER <PERSON> <HOME> or <DESCRIPTION OF HOME>	You peer in the window, but see nothing. It's too dark inside.	Eratika peers in a cozy fieldstone cottage's window.
PET <CRITTER> or TOUCH <CRITTER> (note that these messages vary with every critter, and some even can cause harm to you when you touch them!)	A mongrel hobgoblin avoids your touch! Your fingers freeze immediately upon touching the giant! (your hand receives a minor wound)	Eratika reaches for the mongrel hobgoblin, but can't seem to grab ahold! Chypher yelps in pain, pulling his frozen hand away from the ice giant!
PET <DEAD CRITTER> or TOUCH <DEAD CRITTER>	The kobold is quite dead. Perhaps you can search through its remains or something.	N/A
PET <FAMILIAR> or TOUCH <FAMILIAR> (when owner is NOT in the room where you and the owner's familiar are located)	You pet the raven.	The owner, although not in the same room, will see: "Eratika pets your raven." All others in the room with the familiar will see: "Eratika pets the raven."
PET <FAMILIAR> or TOUCH <FAMILIAR> (when you are NOT the owner and the owner is in the room with you and the owner's familiar)	You pet the raven.	The owner will see: " Eratika pets your raven." All others in the room will see: "Eratika pets Hannal's raven."
PET <FAMILIAR> or TOUCH <FAMILIAR> (when you are the owner and your familiar is in the same room with you)	You pet your raven.	Hannal pets his raven.
PET <HOUSE PET> or TOUCH <HOUSE PET> (message will sometimes vary according to type of house pet)	You pet a spider monkey.	Eratika pets a spider monkey.
PET <ITEM> or TOUCH <ITEM> (when the item is in your hands)	You thumb your heavy backpack.	Eratika indicates her heavy backpack with a smile.
PET <ITEM> or TOUCH <ITEM> (when the item is not in your hands)	You reach out and touch a dark hooded greatcloak.	Eratika just touched a dark hooded greatcloak.
PET <PERSON> or TOUCH <PERSON>	You touch Trakkar.	Eratika touches you.
PET <YOURSELF> or TOUCH <YOURSELF>	You touch one finger to your lips.	Eratika touches one finger to her lips.
PET TATTOO or TOUCH TATTOO	You trace the lines of your wolf paw tattoo.	Eratika traces the lines of her wolf paw tattoo.
PICK MY <BOX> WITH MY LOCKPICK (sample message of a successful picking)	You settle into the difficult task of picking the lock. You make a good attempt (d100=72). You struggle with the lock. As you do, you get a sense that the lock has a very basic lock (-85 thief-lingo difficulty ranking). Then...CLICK! It opens!	Geratch settles into the difficult task of picking the lock on a dented steel trunk. Then...CLICK! It opens!
PINCH or CRACK	You crack your knuckles.	Eratika cracks her knuckles.
PINCH (while hidden)	You crack your knuckles. Note that if you are hidden and you CRACK instead of PINCH, you’ll see the same message: You crack your knuckles.	You hear the sound of someone cracking their knuckles. But if someone is hidden and does CRACK instead of PINCH, you’ll see this message instead: You hear a loud "craaaa--ck!".
PINCH <CRITTER>	You're going to get a bad reputation if you go around pinching every rolton you see.	N/A
PINCH <HOUSE PET> (message will sometimes vary according to type of house pet)	You pinch a spider monkey. The monkey jerks away from you.	Eratika pinches a spider monkey. The monkey jerks away from her.
PINCH <ITEM>	You idly pick at a weathered wooden box.	Eratika idly picks at a weathered wooden box.
PINCH <DEAD PERSON>	You pinch Eratika since there's nothing she can do about it.	Trakkar pinches you and there's nothing you can do about it.
PINCH <PERSON>	You give Trakkar a good pinch!	Eratika gives you a good pinch!
PINCH <YOURSELF>	No, you're not dreaming.	Eratika just pinched herself!
PINCH TATTOO	Ouch! That hurt!	Eratika pinches her wolf paw tattoo! That looked painful.
PLAY <INSTRUMENT> <STYLE> The classes of instruments are: (1) "Woodwinds" (flutes, piccolos, fifes, pan flutes; pan flutes are no longer sold); (2) "Horns" (cornets, lysards, crumhorns shawms; all are made of wood, not brass); (3) "Necked Stringed" (mandolins, lutes, theorbos, citterns); (4) "Harps" (these instruments are not yet released); (5) "Percussion" (cymbals, tambourines); and (6) "Bagpipes" Valid Styles: Joyful, Mournful, Soft, Fast, Slow, Intense, Jaunty, Flamboyant, Aimless, Somber, Inspiring. (Not all styles are available for all instruments, for example, while all styles are available for woodwind instruments such as flutes and necked stringed instruments such as mandolins, percussion instruments such as finger cymbals and tambourines can play only in the fast, slow and soft styles)	Sample messages (Two of several possible messages, which depend not only on the style chosen, but also on both the skill level of player and the kind of instrument played): >play flute joy With a sunny smile, you lift your flute and strike up a lilting tune. >play mandolin inspiring With a complex series of chords you bridge into a new key, taking the theme to a new level of exaltation. Sample messages demonstrating that not all styles are valid for all classes of instruments: >play cymbal joyful That isn't a valid style for some delicate silver finger cymbals. >play cymbal mournful That isn't a valid style for some delicate silver finger cymbals. >play cymbal soft >You softly shake your cymbals, starting a gentle and lulling rhythm. >play cymbal fast You play a quick rhythm on your cymbals, your toes tapping along. >play cymbal slow Swaying slightly, you create a slow, calm heartbeat with your cymbals as you tap them with your hand. >play cymbal intense That isn't a valid style for some delicate silver finger cymbals. >play cymbal jaunty That isn't a valid style for some delicate silver finger cymbals. >play cymbal flamboyant That isn't a valid style for some delicate silver finger cymbals. >play cymbal aimless That isn't a valid style for some delicate silver finger cymbals. >play cymbal somb That isn't a valid style for some delicate silver finger cymbals >play cymbal inspiring That isn't a valid style for some delicate silver finger cymbals.	With a sunny smile, Eratika lifts her flute and strikes up a lilting tune. With a complex series of chords Eratika bridges into a new key, taking the theme to a new level of exaltation. N/A N/A Katlinel softly shakes her cymbals, starting a gentle and lulling rhythm. Katlinel plays a quick rhythm on her cymbals, her toes tapping along. Katlinel sways slightly, creating a slow calm heartbeat with her cymbals as she taps them with her hand. N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A
PLAY SKILL (to check your skill with playing an instrument; you will have one of four different ratings, or no rating at all if you've never played an instrument in that instrument class. The four skill ratings from beginning level to advanced -- for bards only -- are Novice (ranks 1-5), Apprentice (6-13), Journeyman (14-19) and Adept (20). Non-bards will never be able to achieve the Journeyman or Adept ratings. According to a formula involving the 20 ranks and the corresponding scripts, that means that while a bard can get up to 11 scripts per Play Style category (as an Adept), a non-bard can get up to 7 of the possible 11 scripts per Play Style category (as a maxed out Apprentice).	Your current skill level in woodwind instruments is Apprentice. Your current skill level in necked stringed instruments is Journeyman. Note that if you feel "a sense of accomplishment" while playing your instrument, that means that you have moved up one rank (1 of 20 possible ranks for bards, 1 of 13 for non-bards) in your instrument's class. Moreover, when you feel a sense of accomplishment for the sixth time within an instrument class, that means that you moved up from the Novice skill rating to the Apprentice skill rating. Also note that just playing your instrument and not hunting or doing anything else to get experience will bring you to a stand-still in your training.	N/A
PLUCK (with bows) (NOTE: There are currently two types of mundane ranged weapons: The bow (short bow, composite bow, long bow), and the crossbow (light crossbow, heavy crossbow). You may pluck any of these specific weapons but you will get only two types of messages, since all bow messages and all crossbow messages appear identical in their respective classes.)	When plucking any type of mundane bow: You remove a monir long bow from in your traveling cloak. >pluck bow You give your bow string a good pluck, testing it for proper tension. The string makes a high pitched twang as you release it. When plucking any type of mundane crossbow which has not yet been cocked: You remove an oak heavy crossbow from in your hide backpack. >pluck cross You give your crossbow string a good pluck, testing it for proper tension. The string makes a dull thud as you release it. When plucking any type of mundane crossbow after it has been COCKed: >pluck cross You give your crossbow string a good pluck, testing it for proper tension. The string makes a high pitched twang as you release it.	Ellidrin removes a monir long bow from in her traveling cloak. Ellidrin gives her bow string a good pluck, testing it for tension. The string makes a high pitched twang as she releases it. Ellidrin removes an oak heavy crossbow from in her hide backpack. Ellidrin gives her crossbow string a good pluck, testing it for tension. The string makes a dull thud as she releases it. Ellidrin gives her crossbow string a good pluck, testing it for tension. The string makes a high pitched twang as she releases it.
PLUCK (with stringed instruments) (Note: You will see one of these five messages appear randomly when you pluck a stringed instrument such as a mandolin or a cittern.)	>pluck cittern You pluck the strings of your cittern, carefully checking the tone. The string makes a high pitched twang as you release it. You pluck the strings of your cittern, carefully checking the tone. The string makes a sharp ringing pitch as you release it. You pluck the strings of your cittern, carefully checking the tone. The string makes an off key sound as you release it. You pluck the strings of your cittern, carefully checking the tone. The string makes a dull thud as you release it. You pluck the strings of your cittern, carefully checking the tone. The string makes a smooth mellow tone as you release it. But notice <g>: >pluck flute You can't pluck that!	Eratika plucks at the strings of her cittern, checking the tone. The string makes a high pitched twang as she releases it. Eratika plucks at the strings of her cittern, checking the tone. The string makes a sharp ringing pitch as she releases it. Eratika plucks at the strings of her cittern, checking the tone. The string makes an off key sound as she releases it. Eratika plucks at the strings of her cittern, checking the tone. The string makes a dull thud as she releases it. Eratika plucks at the strings of her cittern, checking the tone. The string makes a smooth mellow tone as she releases it. N/A
POINT <AT PERSON YOU KNOW IS HIDING>	You point at Trakkar, ruining his hiding place.	Eratika points at you, ruining your hiding place.
POINT <CRITTER or HOUSE PET or ITEM>	You point at a rolton.	Eratika points at a rolton.
POINT <DIRECTION> (NOTE: Do not abbreviate the direction, or else you risk getting a message that points instead to an item you are wearing that also could fit the abbreviation)	You point east.	Eratika points east.
POINT <PERSON>	You point at Trakkar.	Eratika points at you.
POINT <YOURSELF>	You point at yourself.	Eratika points at herself.
POKE <CRITTER>	A rolton avoids your touch!	Eratika reaches for the rolton, but can't seem to grab ahold!
POKE <DEAD CRITTER>	The kobold is quite dead. Perhaps you can search through its remains or something.	N/A
POKE <HOUSE PET> (message will sometimes vary according to type of house pet)	You poke your finger at a spider monkey. The monkey nips at you.	Eratika pokes her finger at a spider monkey. The monkey nips at her.
POKE <ITEM>	Going around poking things isn't going to get you far.	Eratika pokes her finger at a weathered wooden box.
POKE <DEAD PERSON>	You poke Eratika to see if she will move. She doesn't.	Trakkar pokes you to see if you'll move.
POKE <PERSON>	You poke Trakkar in the ribs.	Eratika pokes you in the ribs.
POKE <PERSON> (in dance area)	You dip Eratika dramatically then pull her back up into your arms.	Trakkar dips you dramatically then pulls you back into his arms.
POKE <YOURSELF>	Do you poke yourself often?	Eratika appears to be poking herself.
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PONDER	You ponder.	Eratika ponders.
PONDER (while hidden)	You ponder quietly uninterrupted, since no one can see you.	N/A
PONDER <CRITTER or HOUSEPET>	You ponder the meaning of a kobold.	Eratika gazes thoughtfully at a kobold.
PONDER <DEAD PERSON>	You ponder the cycle of life and death as you gaze at Eratika's corpse.	Wexna is staring at you. Being dead, you have no choice but to stare lifelessly back.
PONDER <ITEM> (which you are carrying in your hand)	You gaze thoughtfully at your falchion.	Eratika gazes thoughtfully at her falchion.
PONDER <ITEM> (which you are wearing or is on the floor)	You gaze thoughtfully at the emerald velvet pouch. You gaze thoughtfully at the long wooden table.	Eratika gazes thoughtfully at the emerald velvet pouch. Eratika gazes thoughtfully at the long wooden table.
PONDER <PERSON>	You ponder the meaning of Kelista's existence.	Eratika looks thoughtfully at you.
PONDER <YOURSELF>	>ponder eratika You ponder the meaning of life, the universe, and everything. (Note: The answer is ...42.)	Eratika looks lost in thought.
POSE	You strike a heroic pose.	Eratika strikes a heroic pose.
POSE (while hidden)	You strike a heroic pose. Too bad nobody can see you.	N/A
POSE (while kneeling)	You place your hands beneath your chin and turn your eyes up to the heavens.	Eratika places her hands beneath her chin and turns her eyes up to the heavens.
POSE (while lying down)	You stretch one arm along your side and prop up your head with the other hand.	Eratika stretches one arm along her side and props up her head with the other hand.
POSE (while sitting)	You lean forward and rest your chin in your hand, a thoughtful expression on your face.	Eratika leans forward and rests her chin in her hand, a thoughtful expression on her face.
POSTURE <STANCE TYPE> Usage: posture (stance type) Examples: posture offensive (all offensive, no regard to defense!) posture advance (mostly offensive, little defense.) posture forward (more offensive, moderate defense.) posture neutral (more defense, moderate offense.) posture guarded (mostly defensive, little offense.) posture defensive (all defensive, no offensive.)	>posture offensive You move into an offensive posture, ready for battle. >posture advance You move into an advancing posture, clearly preparing for an attack. >posture forward You move into a forward posture, taking a slightly aggressive stance. >posture neutral You fall back into a neutral posture. >posture guarded You move into a guarded posture, ready to protect yourself. >posture defensive You move into a defensive posture, ready to fend off an attack.	Eratika drops all defense as she moves into a battle-ready posture. Eratika moves into an aggressive posture, clearly preparing for an attack. Eratika switches to a slightly aggressive posture. Eratika falls back into a relaxed, neutral posture. Eratika moves into a defensive posture, clearly guarding herself. Eratika moves into a defensive posture, ready to fend off an attack.
POUR <HEALING LIQUID> INTO <DEAD PERSON> (These typically are ales or potions obtained at Teras Isle or teas and potions obtained at Pinefar; Wehnimer's herbs and potions will not heal dead folk)	>pour ale in Eratika You force Eratika's mouth open, and pour in a small amount from your Aged Schooner ale. Eratika's back looks better. You have 4 doses left.	Trakkar forces your mouth open, and pours in a small amount from his Aged Schooner ale. Your back feels better. Roundtime: 23 sec.
POUR <ITEM>	You pour a small amount of liquid from your sparkling wine on the floor. It puddles, and then quickly evaporates.	Eratika pours a small amount of liquid from her sparkling wine on the floor. It puddles, and then quickly evaporates.
POUR <ITEM> ON <PERSON or ANOTHER ITEM>	>pour wine on my shield You pour your wine on the shield. The liquid quickly evaporates. >pour wine on Trakkar You pour a goblet of sparkling wine on Trakkar. NOTE: Some people are able to dodge the liquid, most likely due to skilled combat maneuver training, good dexterity and/or less encumbrance: You try to pour your sylvan brandy on Kelista, but she was able to dodge out of the way.	Eratika pours her wine on the shield. The liquid quickly evaporates. Eratika just poured a sparkling wine on you! Eratika just tried to pour a sylvan brandy on you! Fortunately, you were able to dodge out of the way.
POUR <LIQUID ITEM> IN(TO) OTHER <IDENTICAL TYPE LIQUID ITEM> Or POUR <CONTAINER OF LIQUID ITEM> IN(TO) OTHER <IDENTICAL TYPE CONTAINER OF LIQUID ITEM> (NOTE: If you try to combine non-identical liquid items, you MAY cause a dangerous explosion, resulting in injury)	You carefully pour a little bit from your Aged Schooner ale into the other Aged Schooner ale. You have 5 doses left. >pour ale into other ale You carefully pour a little bit from your Aged Schooner ale into the other Aged Schooner ale. You have 4 doses left. >pour ale into other ale You can't pour any more in there without spilling it. The item has to be of an identical type but not necessarily an identical Item. You can pour a feverfew tea into a rose-marrow potion since they both heal the same kind of wounds. You can do the same with bolmara and snowflake elixir since they both heal the same kind of wounds as well: >pour my tea in my pot You carefully pour a little bit from your feverfew tea into the rose-marrow potion. >pour my pot in my elix You carefully pour a little bit from your bolmara potion into the snowflake elixir.	Eratika carefully pours a little bit from her Aged Schooner ale into the other Aged Schooner ale. Eratika carefully pours a little bit from her Aged Schooner ale into the other Aged Schooner ale. Aelphaba carefully pours a little bit from her feverfew tea into the rose-marrow potion. Aelphaba carefully pours a little bit from her bolmara potion into the snowflake elixir.
POUR FLASK INTO <PERSON>	You force Frumpy's mouth open, and pour in a small amount from your white flask. A luminescent web briefly forms around Frumpy, then fades into the body. You have 2 doses left.	Eratika forces your mouth open, and pours in a small amount from her white flask. You feel a tingle on your soul, as if a powerful hand is gently cradling it. (Thy soul is bound to thy body for an extra 11 minutes.)
POUR POTION ON MY <ARMOR, WEAPON, SHIELD> (for enchanting by wizards) NOTE: As Khait notes, "Newflash: As of March 30, 2001, mages are having difficulty with the tempering of items for enchanting. Tempering potions can no longer be purchased - the Wehnimer's Landing Alchemist Shop has burned to the ground, sisfu potion is no longer for sale on Teras, and the alchemists in Solhaven and the Caravansary are out of stock. Furthermore, mages are encountering a high failure rate when trying to pour potions they purchased previously. No one is sure if this is a temporary situation, or preparation for a new enchanting system to be rolled out. Check the Wizard folder on the Official Simutronics message board to keep up to date on the situation." (NOTE: Wizards have a choice of using one of five possible potions for tempering the item for the purpose of future enchantment. The potions, ranging in order from the least expensive -- with no bonus for success -- to the most expensive with the most bonus for success: rohnuru, duqnuru, dirtokh, mirtokh & sisfu.) For more information, please visit Khait's site, at: http://members. aol.com/KathCT/ enchantguide.htm	>pour potion on my leather You pour your potion on the leather. (d100: 10) The liquid oozes over the surface of your double leather, creating a faint aura of steam. With a soft cloth, you work the potion in well until you hear a faint crackling noise coming from it, and it appears faded. Your double leather should be ready for more work in about 15 hours. Round time: 60 sec. You only have one dose left. (Note that the time for completion of tempering varies randomly within the respective ranges for each potion. With rohnuru, the wait can be as little as 1 hour, and with mirtokh, the wait can be as long as 30 days.)	Hannal pours his potion on the leather. The liquid oozes over the surface of Hannal's double leather, creating a faint aura of steam. With a soft cloth, he works the potion in well until you hear a faint crackling noise coming from it, and it appears faded.
POUR POTION ON MY <GEM> (for charging) (here done by wizards who use gems to create blue orbs, which in turn increase charges in the targeted item such as a ruby amulet, wand or blue crystal (see CHARGE); wizards use grot t'kel potion.	>get grot pot You remove a grot t'kel potion from in your pale silver cloak. >pour pot on my diamond You pour your potion on the diamond. You carefully work the liquid in until it is all absorbed. According to the Coven Imbedding Guide there are two types of failure which may occur after pouring the potion on the gem: 1) "The liquid quickly evaporates" indicates a minor failure. One can repour; and 2) "Grey smoke rises from the <gem>" indicates a major failure. The gem is ruined for imbedding.	Khait removes a grot t'kel potion from in her pale silver cloak. Khait pours her potion on the diamond.
POUR POTION ON MY <MAGIC ITEM> (for reimbedding magic items which are empty of their spell charges; the potion used is grot t'kel; also see IMBED)	>pour potion on my pin You pour your potion on the pin. You carefully work the liquid in until it is all absorbed. That was the last drop. The grot t'kel potion shatters into twinkling dust. According to the Coven Imbedding Guide there are two types of failure which may occur after pouring the potion on the magic item: 1) "The liquid quickly evaporates" indicates a minor failure. One can repour; and 2) "Grey smoke rises from the <magic item>" indicates a major failure. Object is ruined for imbedding.	Hannal pours his potion on the pin. He carefully works the liquid in until it is all absorbed.
POUT	You pout.	Eratika begins pouting.
POUT (while hidden)	Considering you can't be seen, I don't think that's such a great idea.	N/A
POWER or MANA	Mana Points: 66 remaining: 66	N/A
PRAY (at a private table)	You mumble a few quick words of blessing or your meal.	Eratika mumbles a quick prayer of blessing for her meal.
PRAY (while kneeling)	You murmur some prayers under your breath.	Eratika continues to beseech the gods for mercy and guidance.
PRAY (while standing)	You kneel down and begin your prayers.	Eratika kneels down and begins to recite prayers.
PRAY (while dead)	You whisper a ghostly prayer for your soul.	Eratika whispers a ghostly prayer for her soul.
PREP <SPELL #>	You concentrate on the Strength spell... Your spell is ready.	Hannal gestures and utters a phrase of magic.
PROCRASTINATE	You realize there are some important matters you should tend to . . . later.	Eratika looks thoughtful for a moment, then shrugs.
PROD <CRITTER or HOUSE PET>	It might be a bit safer if a rolton was dead first.	N/A
PROD <DEAD CRITTER>	You prod the rolton with your toe.	Eratika prods the rolton with her toe.
PROD <ITEM>	You prod a scratched haon coffer with the tip of your finger.	Eratika prods a scratched haon coffer with the tip of her finger.
PROD <PERSON>	You give Trakkar a little prod between the shoulder blades.	Eratika gives you a little prod between the shoulder blades.
PROD <PERSON> (while hidden)	You give Trakkar a little prod between the shoulder blades.	Someone (or something) just prodded you between the shoulder blades!
PROD <YOURSELF>	You prod yourself in the ribs with your thumb.	Eratika prods herself in the ribs with her thumb.
PULL BANKBOOK (Four Winds members only)	You give your bankbook's binding a gentle tug, tightening its hold on the pages inside.	Eratika gives her bankbook's binding a gentle tug, tightening its hold on the pages inside.
PULL <CRITTER or ITEM>	I'm afraid that you can't pull that.	Eratika just tried to pull a long table.
PULL <HOUSE PET> (message will sometimes vary according to type of house pet)	You pull a spider monkey's tail. The monkey snaps at you.	Eratika pulls a spider monkey's tail. The monkey snaps at her.
PULL <DEAD PERSON>	You kneel down and pull Eratika's lifeless body into your arms.	Trakkar just kneeled down and pulled your lifeless body into his arms.
PULL <FEMALE PERSON> (in dance area)	You lean your head down and touch Eratika's cheek with your own as you dance.	Trakkar leans his head down to touch his cheek to your own as you dance.
PULL <MALE PERSON> (in dance area)	You lay your head on Trakkar's shoulder as you dance.	Eratika lays her head on your shoulder as you dance.
PULL <PERSON> (when they are not standing)	You try to pull Trakkar to his feet, but he is too heavy. You pull Trakkar to her feet.	Eratika tries to pull you to your feet, but you are too heavy. Eratika pulls you to your feet.
PULL <PERSON> (when they are standing)	You try to pull Trakkar towards you.	Eratika just tried to pull you towards her!
PUNCH or HIT <CRITTER> (when you are not in Voln or you have not learned the symbol yet)	Actually, using a weapon would probably be a bit more effective.	Eratika looked like she was about ready to punch the kobold.
PUNCH or HIT <CRITTER> (when you are in Voln and you have learned the symbol)	You attempt to punch a wraith! MB: 40 vs MB: 1 THT 66, d100 roll: 61, modified: 0 A clean miss. Round time: 11 sec.	Gallinda attempts to punch a wraith! MB: 40 vs MB: 101 = -61 -- Lose advantage! THT 66, d100 roll: 61, modified: 0 A clean miss.
PUNCH or HIT <HOUSE PET>	The spider monkey is rather docile. Perhaps you should reconsider.	N/A
PUNCH or HIT <ITEM>	Actually, using a weapon would probably be a bit more effective.	Eratika looked like she was about ready to punch the box.
PUNCH or HIT <PERSON> (when you are not in Voln)	You punch Trakkar!	Eratika walks over and punches you!
PUNCH or HIT <YOURSELF>	Okay, you punch yourself in the side of the head. Feel better?	Eratika just punched herself!
PUNCH or HIT TABLE (while sitting at a private table)	You pound your fist on the long wooden table!	Brianus pounds his fist on the long wooden table!
PUNCH or HIT TABLE (while standing at a private table)	Actually, using a weapon would probably be a bit more effective.	Eratika looked like she was about ready to punch the table.
PUNISH <PERSON>	You beat Trakkar severely.	Eratika beats you severely.
PUNISH <YOURSELF>	Okay, you beat yourself severely.	N/A
PUSH <CRITTER or HOUSE PET>	That would accomplish nothing.	N/A
PUSH <PERSON> (in dance area)	You lift Eratika up high into the air and twirl with her!	Trakkar lifts you up high into the air and twirls with you!
PUSH <PERSON> (while at special mud pools)	You leap on Trakkar and shove his head under the mud. He quickly emerges, flailing and flinging mud everywhere.	Eratika leaps on you and forces your head down under the mud. You quickly emerge, flailing and flinging mud everywhere.
PUSH <PERSON> (while in water)	You leap on Trakkar and shove his head down under the water. He quickly emerges, sputtering and spitting.	Eratika leaps on you and forces your head down under the water. You quickly emerge, sputtering and spitting.
PUSH <GATE, DOOR, etc.> (there are areas in Elanthia which require you to push something in order to proceed further)	For example, the gate to the graveyard can by opened by pushing on it: You dig your feet into the ground and begin to heave against the heavy bronze gate.	Kelista digs her feet into the ground and begins to heave against the heavy bronze gate with her incredible strength!
PUT <ITEM> or DROP <ITEM>	You drop a heavy backpack.	Eratika drops a heavy backpack.
PUT <ITEM> in <garbage disposal ITEM> or DROP <ITEM> in <garbage disposal ITEM> (NOTE: If you PUT something without telling WHERE to put it, you will drop the item to the floor)	As you place a leather sheath into a wooden barrel you feel pleased with yourself at having cleaned up the surrounding area.	N/A
PUT <ITEM> in <non-garbage disposal ITEM> or DROP <ITEM> in <non-garbage disposal ITEM> (NOTE: If you PUT something without telling WHERE to put it, you will drop the item to the floor)	You put a white flask in your hooded greatcloak.	Eratika put a white flask in her hooded greatcloak.