New Verbs in GS4

Verb	Description
AIM	Selects the area of the body to strike when firing a ranged weapon or ambushing. Characters may change where they are AIMing during hard and soft Roundtime.
ALTER	Provides information to help you design alterations and work with merchants. ALTER will provide a listing of available topics.
ANSWER	During the hearing before the judge, if a criminal fails to answer the judge and is held in contempt, he will be returned to a jail cell and periodically asked if he’s ready to go back to court. ANSWER YES to go to court and face the judge.
ARTISAN	Players may now use the ARTISAN verb to discern their approximate number of ranks in an artisan skill. Simply type ARTISAN to get a listing. Player finding, courtesy of Kurut: Novice = 0-99, Apprentice = 100-199, Journeyman = 200-299, Skilled = 300-399, Highly-Skilled = 400-499, Master = 500.
ASK	Those that frequent the constable’s office will find that the display case has been taken down, and instead, you can ASK CONSTABLE ABOUT a person, and he’ll be more than happy to tell you what crimes they’re wanted for.
ASSESS	This command will be a permanent addition in GemStone 4, and will allow any user to check to see if the creature they wish to engage is within the appropriate level range. ASSESS is an ability which was available via the Warrior Guild.  It has been replaced with a more in-depth assessment of a creature’s combat worthiness.
BARK	Half-Krolvin now have an expanded list of ways to BARK and express themselves. Current BARK styles are: ANGRY, BYE, FEAR, HELLO, JOY, LAUGH, LOUD, NO, PAIN, PLEASURE, PROUD and YES. Usage is: BARK <style>
BEFRIEND	If someone is on your BEFRIEND LIST, provided you have them set to neutral or higher, they may now go directly to your table, without having to wait to be invited.
BELCH	Players have the ability to belch on command. The messaging on which type of belch is produced varies. Dwarves also have a number of ways to produce a belch. Dwarven styles of belching are: DEEP, DRUNK, EXPLODE, HEARTY, JUICY, LAZY, LONG, LOUD, QUICK, RELIEF, ROLTON, SOFT, STRONG, TALK, UNDER and VOMIT. Usage is: BELCH <style>
BLUSH	BLUSH has been updated so that it will work better with customized (altered) complexion features. Also, the verb has been expanded to include blushing at objects, players, items, and yourself as well as blushing light and heavy. BLUSH HELP also has been implemented, to remind those with short-term memory.
BOW	Humans now have expanded options when bowing. Styles available to Humans are: CONTEMPTUOUSLY, GRANDLY, MOCKINGLY, RESPECTFULLY and SUBMISSIVELY. Usage is: BOW <style> <target> Type BOW HELP to see the new options.
BOW	Aelotoi can now BOW WINGS to show off their wings. The verb can also be used with a target. Usage is: BOW WINGS <target>
BOW	Erithi have a variety of ways to BOW. These styles can be used alone or with a target. When using RECOGNITION, Erithi of the same Dai will greet each other differently from when they greet those of another Dai or another race. Current styles are: CROSS, DEEPLY, FLOOR, FOLD, GRACEFULLY and RECOGNITION. Usage is: BOW <style> <target>
BRISTLE	All characters may attempt to BRISTLE, but only the Half-Krolvin have mastered the feat. Half-Krolvin can also BRISTLE to express their feelings in a number of ways. Current Half-Krolvin styles are: ANXIOUS, EXCITED, HAPPY, IMPATIENT, NERVOUS, PROUD, SATISFIED, SLEEPY and SMUG. Usage is: BRISTLE <target> or BRISTLE <style>
BUG	BUG now works with new formatting.  Submitting a BUG now submits it to a website database, which helps to track the different bugs. Usage: BUG {category};{title};{text} NOTE: There should be no spaces between the category, title and text of the bugs, just the semicolons.  Using spaces may result in the bug not being submitted correctly. {category} must be one of the following: CHARACTER - problems related to your character CREATURE - creatures and NPC problems MAGIC - problems with a spell, sign or symbol COMBAT - combat errors ROOM - problems with a room or area TYPO - mispellings and grammer errors OTHER - problems with things not easily categorized PnC - point and click problems / menu problems STORMFRONT - problems with the StormFront Front End ESCAPE - problems with the eScape Front End WIZARD - problems with the Wizard Front End {title} can be no more than 128 characters in length {text} can be no more than 875 characters You now use the BUG verb to submit TYPOs. Typing BUG within the StormFront Front End will bring up the BUG dialog box, where you can fill in the category, title and text of the bug.
BUGITEM	Used to submit bug reports on specific items. Usage: BUGITEM {item};{description of problem} NOTE: There can be no spaces between the item and description of the problem, just a semicolon.  Using spaces may result in an incorrect bug report being submitted, which won’t help in getting the bug fixed. The item you’re targeting needs to be in the same room as you. This will issue an email to play.net’s bug tracking database.  Be as detailed as possible, describing what you were doing, the behavior you expected, and the behavior you experienced. You must be in the same room as the item you are targeting.  Do not use this mechanism to make suggestions or feature requests for items. Those should be posted to the forums. Players using StormFront can click on an offending item and choose “submit bug report” from its menu.  Please note you MUST be in the same room as the object you’re bugging and it cannot be in another player’s inventory.  Using BUGITEM to report problems with a specific item is highly recommended when at all possible, as it will submit full details on all of the item’s various settings along with your bug report, to help GMs more accurately reproduce (and thus, fix) the problem.
DEMEANOR	You can now set your demeanor especially for different races and professions. Racial or professional demeanor will override general demeanor. Usage is: DEMEANOR <level> <race or profession> Should you wish to have your professional demeanor match your general demeanor, there is a special CLEAR level that can be used.
DETECT	You can now attempt to DETECT traps on boxes and such, instead of DISARMing them. The DETECT verb will only search for traps, not attempt to actually disarm one, so fewer worries about inadvertently setting one off that you've already checked. The DISARM verb, of course, will still perform both functions as it always has.
DISDAIN	Characters may now DISDAIN their surroundings. Elves (not Sylvans or Dark Elves) will also find a number of options to show their haughtiness. Current styles are: BLANK, GAZE, GLANCE, GLARE and STARE. Usage is: DISDAIN <style>
EMPTY	You can now empty things into other things.  Note that most items that do special things for putting stuff away (i.e.: trash barrels) will not work with this verb unless/until they are updated on an individual basis.  This should save you the hassle of moving items around and around one by one. The verb will move all items that will fit into the target container into it - it doesn’t stop once it finds one that won’t fit, it keeps checking in case something smaller can fit.  You must be holding the container you’re emptying, and the thing you’re putting the items into must either be held by you, worn by you, or lying on the ground.  You can only empty INTO things, not on, under, or behind them. Usage is simple: EMPTY <container> INTO <container> NOTE: Some items will not transfer when using the EMPTY verb, so it is recommended that you check to make sure everything has come out.
EXP	The EXP verb now displays Exp. to next TP (instead of Exp. to next level) for level 100 characters.
EXPEL	Used to remove a member from a House. EXPEL no longer needs the member to be in the same room, but all other restrictions apply.
FIDGET	Half-Elves now have increased options with the FIDGET verb. Current styles available to Half-Elves are: ANNOYED, ANXIOUSLY, CONCERNED, EXCITED and NERVOUSLY. Usage is: FIDGET <style> <target> Type FIDGET HELP for more information.
FIXSKILLS	Instantly sets your skills to match your skill goals. This is a one-time use and will NOT open a special migrator. You will have to set your skill goals before you use FIXSKILLS. More information on the system can be found here.
FIXSKILLS HELP	Provides more information on using the FIXSKILLS system.
FLAP	FLAP is available to all players, but Aelotoi characters have more options. Aelotoi may flap their wings normally, at themselves and at other people or targets. The Aelotoi will discover that when FLAPping at other people, their reactions will be based upon their and the target’s DEMEANOR. Usage is: FLAP <target>
FLIRT	Changes to messaging have been reported for FLIRT. When used alone, the player will see “You bat your eyelashes,” while others will see “(Character) bats his/her eyelashes.” When used as FLIRT {self}, the player will see “You bat your eyelashes for attention,” and others will see “(Character) bats his/her eyelashes for attention.”
FLUTTER	FLUTTER is available to all players, but Aelotoi characters will find more options with the verb. Not only can they FLUTTER their EYELASHes, but they can FLUTTER their wings in a number of different styles, or none at all. Current styles are: AFRAID, ANGRY, ANNOYED, BASHFUL, BORED, CALMLY, CRAZY, FLASHY, HAPPY, NERVOUS, SCARED and TIRED. Usage is: FLUTTER <style> <target>
FOLD	Aelotoi can now FOLD WINGS to fold their wings across their back. The verb can also be used with a target. Usage is: FOLD WINGS <target>
GATHER	The new GATHER command will allow you to collect all identical arrows, bolts, or fletched shafts from the ground and automatically place them in one bundle in your hand. This command uses the same rules as bundling these items. Additionally, you may now drop entire bundles of ranged ammunition into an identical bundle in a container, instead of one missile at a time.
GAZE	The GAZE verb has been updated to allow gazing in various styles. New styles are: AMAZEMENT, AMUSEMENT, AWE, CONFIDENT, DAZED, DREAD, FEAR, FONDNESS, GREED, INTEREST, NORMAL, PROUD, STUPID and WONDER. Note: GAZE with no style and GAZE NORMAL are two different styles. GAZE with no style will result in gazing with the default style depending on the target, while GAZE NORMAL will gaze without any style. See GAZE HELP for a list of all the available styles.
GLD	The existing GLD RANK command has been expanded to include ALL, ON, and OFF options. Using GLD RANK ALL will display the guild ranks of every visible person in the same room as you, while GLD RANK ON/OFF allows you to toggle whether others can see your guild information or not. A new command, GLD ABANDON, has also been added. This command allows Warrior and Rogue Guild members the one-time option to abandon any of their current guild ranks. Any ranks given up in such a fashion will simply disappear, thereby allowing a guild member who has reached their rank maximum to train (or retrain) in the guild as they see fit. Please note that this is not a guild rank reallocation option. Any ranks abandoned via this mechanism are gone and cannot be reassigned or traded in for experience. This option is only available to guild members who are at their current guild rank cap. Courtesy of GM Ildran and GM Kitrina, posted 11/22/2004 and 11/23/2004 Guild members may use GLD CHECK IN to pay dues 90 days (3 months) in advance. Each time a guild member asks a Guild Master about check in, it accounts for one month of dues. It is possible to do this up to 3 times, for a total of 3 months paid in advance. Due to the fact that Guild Masters are expected to be very involved in the guild, they are not able to pay dues three months in advance, but are able to refresh their current month. This is an improvement upon the previous method which only allowed a Guild Master to check in when the 30 days expired. Guild Masters will only be able gain experience by checking in other Guild Masters every 20 days in an effort to prevent EXP abuse. Guild members may also use GLD to let them know when they need to check in next.
GROUP	More options have been given to the GROUP verb. As a group leader, you can: GROUP LEADER {player} - Designates {player} as the new leader of the group. GROUP REMOVE {player} - Removes {player} from the group. If you recently tried to join someone but their group was closed, they have a thirty second window in which they can hold you even if your own group is closed. Likewise, if someone recently tried to hold you but your group was closed, you have a thirty second window in which you can join them -- even if their group is closed.
GUARD	Guard allows a warrior to attempt to block attacks against another target (either player or creature). A warrior can only attempt to guard one target at a time, and a target can only have one guard at any given time. To start guarding a target, the warrior simply uses GUARD <target>. When guarding, the warrior automatically (if not incapacitated) attempts to block attacks against the target with 50% of his or her normal blocking ability, at the cost of 25% reduction in chances to block attacks directed towards him or herself (i.e. if the warrior normally has a 20% chance to block an attack against themselves, then the warrior would have a 10% chance to block attacks against his or her guarded target and a 15% chance to block attacks against themselves.) The above only applies to the chances to outright block an attack, it does not affect either party’s derived block DS.
HELP	Characters carrying out sentences of community service may now type HELP SERVICE or HELP TASK to provide help on how to perform the tasks assigned to them.
HUM	There are new options to the HUM verb. Non-bards will be able to hum sadly, angrily, happily and in surprise. Bards can also hum old tunes of their own race and fancy melodies. Usage is: HUM <style> Available styles are: sad, angry, happy, surprise. Bards can also use the lore and skillful styles.
IMITATE	Used to imitate either the appearance or sound of people, creatures or objects in the room. You can now IMITATE the FEATURES of people, critters, and even objects in the area.  You can also IMITATE SPEECH, though familiarity with your target will greatly affect your success at impressions.  You can also imitate the sounds of specific animals through IMITATE BARK, IMITATE GROWL, IMITATE HOOT, IMITATE PURR, IMITATE ROAR, IMITATE SHRIEK, IMITATE SQUEAL or IMITATE WHISTLE.  These imitations are also available directly as options through the animal sound verbs. Certain races and professions have an advantage in creating successful imitations. Burghal and Forest Gnomes are flawless in all types of imitation as well as ventriloquism.  Rangers are considered to have a bonus to imitation, with bards having a slightly lower bonus.  Sylvans have a slight bonus to imitation.
IMPOSE	Halflings may attempt to make themselves look bigger/more formidable by using the IMPOSE verb.
INCANT	Prepares a spell and cast it at the same time. INCANT automatically finds a target, so you only need to specify the spell name or number (if you don’t have one prepared already). INCANT chooses a target based on whether or not the spell is considered offensive (if a spell can’t be cast in a sanctuary, that’s a good indication that it is offensive), so it can target you or a creature as appropriate. If you have a target for offensive spells, INCANTed spells will be cast at your target. StormFront users may also prepare and cast at the same time using the spell control group of buttons in the Combat Panel. Usage is: INCANT <spell number, name or mnemonic>
INQUIRE	When used at the local constabulary or jail (the place where the boxes are kept), INQUIRE will give you a general idea where the constable/local law enforcement official is. >inquire You inquire as to the town constable’s whereabouts, and a clerk responds, “Ah, I believe he’s currently in Warehouse. The Musty Room area, specifically.” For those that choose prison sentences, the criminal will also be able to INQUIRE from the guard about their remaining incarceration time.
INSPECT	If INSPECTing a weapon with a name that is not one of the listed bases, the player will get a message saying what base the weapon actually is. For example, inspecting a badelaire might return the message, “It appears to be a modified falchion,” meaning the badelaire is a falchion-based weapon. Also, if a character INSPECTs an item he or she was the last to REGISTER, the player will get a message saying such, along with when the item was last registered.
INVENTORY	Filters have been added to let you see certain items in your inventory. Usage: INVENTORY - Displays items as normal. INVENTORY ARMOR - Lists only armor and shields. INVENTORY WEAPONS - Lists only weapons. INVENTORY COMBAT - Lists both weapons and armor. INVENTORY CONTAINERS - Lists items that can hold other items. INVENTORY FLUFF - Lists non-combat, non-container items. INVENTORY HANDS - Lists what you’re holding. See INVENTORY HELP for more information.
JUSTICE	This verb will show what towns you are banished from, your outstanding active warrants, as well as a six month criminal history. Usage: JUSTICE BANISH - Displays banishment information for yourself. JUSTICE WARRANT - Displays warrant information for yourself. JUSTICE HISTORY - Displays criminal history for yourself.
MOCK	MOCK is used to insult people without swearing. Usage is: MOCK <target or self> MOCK <person> will result in insulting the target with a fairly unique phrase. It is said that there are over 1000 possible variations MOCK <self> results in the person saying something insulting about their own mother, but without showing the words.
MOVEMENT	The MOVEMENT command in GS4 sets a style that defines “how” your character moves. Point and Click users may access this command by clicking on actions in the default quicklinks bar and selecting “movement style.” When issued, the command permanently sets that style to the user, until MOVEMENT NORMAL is reselected, or some game mechanics forces them out of their current style. MOVEMENT AUTOSNEAK ON will set you to automatically sneak if hidden. MOVEMENT AUTOSNEAK OFF will set you to come out of hiding if you move while hidden. Movement styles currently available are: Normal Crawl Limp March Sashay Skip Sneak Stride Stumble Trudge
OBSERVE	All characters may try to OBSERVE their surroundings. Sylvans, however, have an expanded list of options in observing the area. Some options are affected by the Sylvan’s location and the time. Current options are: AIR, DOUBT, ENEMY, ENVIRONMENT, ESCAPE, GROUND, LIFE, QUICK, SKY and SLOW. Usage is: OBSERVE <target or self> or OBSERVE <style>
PEER	The PEER command has been updated to allow players to look into adjacent hunting areas, including through portals. It was previously only usable in towns and in rooms that were specifically designed for PEERing. Usage: PEER <direction>
POINT	In GS4, you can now point objects you’re holding at things.  There will be some things that you can’t point stuff at.  Objects that do special stuff when you point at them won’t be pointable at other objects either (It’ll act like you pointed at them, just like it does now.).
POUND	All players will now be able to use the POUND verb, but Giantkin in particular will notice a number of extra options when using the verb. All characters may POUND specific targets. Styles available to Giantkin are: ANGRILY, CONTEMPTUOUSLY, HALFHEARTEDLY, LOUDLY, NERVOUSLY and SLOWLY. Usage is: POUND <style> <target>
PRAISE	PRAISE is used as a generic verb. No words of the actual praising will be given. Usage is simple: PRAISE <target> {ELOQUENT} NOTE: The target has to be present to be praised.
PREEN	Elanthians may now PREEN, and Aelotoi will PREEN their wings. Usage is: PREEN <target>, where <target> is a target or the self.
PROFILE	An OOC verb which is new to GS4, PROFILE will provide the player with information about other characters who are in the game at the time.  All characters will display their first name (and last name if visible), profession if visible, race and gender.  Above that, there are options to display culture, features, age, level, House, society, guild, citizenship, whether the person is looking for a group, the deity a person follows, the strongest creature the person has killed, the toughest lock picked or trap disarmed and a quote the person chooses to represent them.  More info on how to choose what to display can be found when you type PROFILE. To display a person’s profile, type PROFILE <person>. To display your own profile settings, type PROFILE INFO.
PROTECT	Protect allows a warrior to parry attacks against a target (either player or creature). A warrior can only attempt to protect one target at a time, and a target can only have one protector at any given time. To start protecting a target, the warrior simply uses PROTECT <target>. To stop, the warrior may use STOP PROTECTING. When protecting, the warrior automatically (if not incapacitated) attempts to parry attacks against the target with 50% of his or her normal parrying ability, at the cost of 25% reduction in chances to parry attacks directed towards him or herself (i.e. if the warrior normally has a 20% chance to parry an attack against themselves, then the warrior would have a 10% chance to parry attacks against his or her protected target and a 15% chance to parry attacks against themselves.). The above only applies to the chances to outright parry an attack. It does not affect either party’s derived parry DS.
REGISTER	Characters may REGISTER their items from anywhere inside a town. The item simply needs to be in hand at the time of the registration, and registration no longer costs 10 silvers. Characters may also go to the registration clerk and check the REGISTER INFO of an item, it if has been registered. Also, if a character INSPECTs an item that he or she was the last to register, you will receive a message stating such and when the item was registered. Items which are in lockers and have been registered will show as being registered in a Premium locker manifest.
ROAR	Half-Krolvin now have an expanded choice of styles in which to ROAR, helping express themselves better. Current styles are: ANGRY, FEAR, HUNGRY, LOUDLY, PAIN and TRIUMPH. Usage is: ROAR <style> <target>
ROLEPLAY	Instead of using REPORT, players may now use ROLEPLAY NOMINATE to let GameMasters know of notable roleplay that you are seeing. It is best to nominate players for good roleplaying during the action, not afterwards, so that the GameMasters may get a good view of what's going on.
RUMMAGE	Not only can characters RUMMAGE in, on, under and behind things, but they can also use RUMMAGE to search through a pile of scrolls to find one with a specific spell on it. Usage is:  RUMMAGE [in|on|under|behind] <container>  RUMMAGE [in|on|under|behind] <container> SPELL <spell>
SAY ]]	You may now SAY ]]<target> to throw your voice behind a person, creature, or object on the floor of a room. Gnomes using ventriloquism from hiding have the ability to mask their identity from listeners.  Ventriloquism also works with IMITATE SPEECH. IMITATE SPEECH MELISSA ]]DESK Welcome to GemStone IV! might return the following, if I were hiding and a gnome: In a perfect imitation of Melissa, speaking softly from behind a product manager’s desk, a voice exclaims, “Welcome to GemStone IV!”
SAY ::<target>	Used to direct speech to a person, creature or object.  Note that targeting your speech will result in an inverted sentence structure as shown below.  Using tone alone, however, results in the same sentence structure as before. SAY :<tone> ::<target> MESSAGE. For example, typing the following: SAY :angry ::Kobold You’re a weenie! Will come across: Speaking angrily to a kobold, you exclaim “You’re a weenie!” Please note now that the TONE comes after a single colon, and the target of the speech comes after a double colon. It is also now possible to talk to items in your direct inventory, but not items inside other items.  Note that when you try to talk to an item, the system will first scan your inventory before scanning the room you’re in.  So, if you have a ring in your hand or on your fingers and a ring sitting on the ground, you’re going to talk to your ring, such as: Speaking angrily to your gold ring, you exclaim “You’re a weenie, too!” Targeted speech may not work well with the highlights in the Wizard, but StormFront has no problems with highlighting this speech. Targeted speech may also be used in StormFront by clicking the target of the speech, and selecting “speak to.”
SCRATCH	Players with a beard, mustache, or goatee feature as a special feature instead of one of the “stock” features can now SCRATCH it. Usage is SCRATCH MY BEARD even if you have a mustache or goatee.
SENSE	In an added function to the SENSE verb, rogues can sense their surroundings to get an idea of the lighting conditions and environmental factors that might affect pickpocketing or lockpicking attempts. Inexperienced rogues may be caught sensing, however.
SIT	Players may now SIT NEAR friends, enemies, creatures, inanimate objects, etc.
SPEAK	Used to change the languages your character speaks in.  Note that Guildspeak is not used with the SPEAK verb.  Rather, it uses your profession, but still shows up as Guildspeak when you actually speak.
SPELL	The SPELL verb has been updated with a new option that allows you to view a list of the spells that are currently active on your character. Users can now simply type SPELL ACTIVE to view this list. StormFront users will find the same information located in their "Active Spells" window or may optionally type the command to view the information in the "Story Window".
STATUS (or WHO)	New functionality has been added to the STATUS verb. STATUS LETTER [a-z] lets you view people whose name begins with the provided letter. STATUS PROFESSION <profession name> lets you view people of that profession, provided they are displaying a profession title (you can change this with the TITLE verb). STATUS GROUP displays everyone online who is looking for a group (you can look for a group with PROFILE TOGGLE GROUP). Type STATUS HELP for more information.
STEEPLE	Characters can now STEEPLE their fingers in a few different styles, but Dark Elves of both Faendryl and Dhe’nari ancestry will find additional methods of expression when using this verb. Styles available to all characters are: <self>, <target>, GOOD, NOSE and SHY. Styles available to Dark Elves are the ones given above as well as: ANGER, ARROGANT, BACK, EVIL, HEAD, LISTEN and PONDER. They may also use these styles and specify a target. Usage is: STEEPLE <target> <style>
STRETCH	Characters now have a number of ways to STRETCH their muscles. In addition, Erithi will find additional stretching techniques. Aelotoi also are able to stretch their wings. Styles available to all characters are: BACK, DOWN, FORWARD, LEFT, RIGHT and UP. Styles available to Erithi are: (when standing) MOUNTAIN and TREE (when sitting) HAWK and DIAMOND (when lying down) WAVE and MOON Styles available to Aelotoi are: WINGS Usage is: STRETCH <style>
SWAP	When using the SWAP verb with nothing in your hands, you will receive an error message, rather than wringing your hands as before.
TINKER	Players are able to tinker with things, including other people, items, as well as themselves. Forest and Burghal Gnomes will find different messaging for TINKER compared to other races. NOTE: TINKER does not, as yet, produce any mechanical change.
TRIP	Staves, both quarter and rune types, can now be used to TRIP your opponents. In both cases, skill in two-handed weapons is the primary factor used to determine your chance of success.
TURN	TURN has been modified for different messaging when turning an object which doesn’t do anything special when turned If it’s in your hands... You turn over your vultite longsword. Ildran turns over his vultite longsword. If it’s on the ground... You turn to face a heavy ironwood door. Ildran turns to face a heavy ironwood door. If it’s anywhere else... You can’t turn that. (Other people don’t see anything)
TWITCH	Elanthians may TWITCH as normal, but Aelotoi’s wings will twitch when they use this verb. They can also TWITCH at other people.
TYPO	TYPO is now part of the BUG verb.  See the BUG listing for more information.
VOTE	Courtesy of GM Ildran and GM Kitrina Players can now VOTE YES/NO to an object Example: >vote yes box You cast an emphatic vote in favor of the gold inlaid box! >vote no banana You cast an emphatic vote against the small banana! Undecided folks can still VOTE <object> to indicate it as a possible option.
WATCH	WATCH is used to keep an eye on a potential thief. Characters WATCHing a thief will receive a bonus in pickpocketing checks against that thief, but a penalty in checks against others. There is a possibility that the thief you are WATCHing will notice you.
WHO (or STATUS)	New functionality has been added to the WHO verb. WHO LETTER [a-z] lets you view people whose name begins with the provided letter. WHO PROFESSION <profession name> lets you view people of that profession, provided they are displaying a profession title (you can change this with the TITLE verb). WHO GROUP displays everyone online who is looking for a group (you can look for a group with PROFILE TOGGLE GROUP). Type WHO HELP for more information.
WIGGLE	The WIGGLE command has been expanded to include toes. You can wiggle your toes in your boots or wiggle them barefoot. Halflings will see special messaging when they wiggle their toes, as well. You can also wiggle an applicable body part AT something/someone. Using WIGGLE while invisible also has special messaging. Usage: WIGGLE [MY] (area) - Wiggle (area). WIGGLE [MY] (area) {target} - Wiggle (area) at {target}. Where (area) is one of the following: ARMS EARS EYEBROWS FACE FINGERS HEAD KNEES NOSE TOES

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