Difference between revisions of "Writing"
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Similar to speech, Natives and Ousiders can't understand the other's messages, and vice versa. It appears as gibberish unless they have [[Skills|language skills]]. | Similar to speech, Natives and Ousiders can't understand the other's messages, and vice versa. It appears as gibberish unless they have [[Skills|language skills]]. | ||
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Requires a [[Items|knife]]. | Requires a [[Items|knife]]. | ||
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*"You carve '''(message)''' onto the side of a hut." | *"You carve '''(message)''' onto the side of a hut." | ||
| − | Any character that visits that area will see | + | Any character that visits that area will see the terrain description and your message. |
*"Carved on the side of a hut is '''(message)'''" | *"Carved on the side of a hut is '''(message)'''" | ||
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*"You scratch out what was carved there before." | *"You scratch out what was carved there before." | ||
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Requires a [[Items|knife]]. | Requires a [[Items|knife]]. | ||
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*"You can't find any room to carve anything." | *"You can't find any room to carve anything." | ||
| − | By chopping Jungle to density lower than 5, you will destroy the carving. | + | By chopping the Jungle to density lower than 5, you will destroy the carving. |
*"The tree with the carvings is chopped down, blade marks obscuring all trace of what was there." | *"The tree with the carvings is chopped down, blade marks obscuring all trace of what was there." | ||
| − | + | == Sand == | |
You can draw a message on the sand in Beach terrain. | You can draw a message on the sand in Beach terrain. | ||
*"You draw '''(message)''' in the sand." | *"You draw '''(message)''' in the sand." | ||
Any character that visits the area will see the terrain description and your message. | Any character that visits the area will see the terrain description and your message. | ||
| − | *" " | + | *"Drawn in the sand is '''(message)'''" |
If a drawn message already exists in the area, you will be able to draw another message. | If a drawn message already exists in the area, you will be able to draw another message. | ||
*"You draw '''(message)''' in the sand obliterating what was there before." | *"You draw '''(message)''' in the sand obliterating what was there before." | ||
Revision as of 00:10, 27 March 2006
"Writing on the tree (or sand)" was suggested by Snarf on January 27, 2006. As of February 27, 2006, it has been observed that this suggestion has been implemented.
Similar to speech, Natives and Ousiders can't understand the other's messages, and vice versa. It appears as gibberish unless they have language skills.
Huts
Requires a knife.
You can carve a message onto the sides of huts.
- "You carve (message) onto the side of a hut."
Any character that visits that area will see the terrain description and your message.
- "Carved on the side of a hut is (message)"
If a carved message already exists on the hut, you will be able to carve another message.
- "You scratch out what was carved there before."
Tree
Requires a knife.
You can carve a message onto a tree in Jungle terrain with density ranging from 5 to 9.
- "You carve (message) onto a tree."
Any character that visits that area will see the terrain description and your message.
- "Carved on a nearby tree is (message)"
If a carved message already exists in the area, you will not be able to carve another message.
- "You can't find any room to carve anything."
By chopping the Jungle to density lower than 5, you will destroy the carving.
- "The tree with the carvings is chopped down, blade marks obscuring all trace of what was there."
Sand
You can draw a message on the sand in Beach terrain.
- "You draw (message) in the sand."
Any character that visits the area will see the terrain description and your message.
- "Drawn in the sand is (message)"
If a drawn message already exists in the area, you will be able to draw another message.
- "You draw (message) in the sand obliterating what was there before."
