Scribble

This command allows you to scribble a drawing. In desert areas, you can do so in the sand with your finger; in cities a lump of chalk will prove necessary. You must be holding the chalk.

You will provide what it is generally that you're trying to scribble, then you will be prompted to describe it in more detail. You have four lines to describe the scribble.

This is by no means a permanent change to the world, and the drawing will slowly fade away, so the more descriptive you are when you originally describe it, the more likely people will be able to recognize it as it fades.

This is not to be used to write messages or to directly cross language barriers. If you are caught abusing this command, your character will lose the ability to use it.

Syntax:

scribble <brief description>

Example:

> scribble an arrow pointing northwards

You start scribbling in the sand with your finger.

Enter a description for your scribble. (up to 4 lines)

Terminate with a '~'

Remember, describe the drawing, do NOT use this to write.

> The arrow is simply a straight line with an angled hat on top of it.

> The arrow is pointing northwards.

> ~

In the desert, this will produce a object in the room that looks like:

An arrow pointing northwards is scribbled in the sand here.

In the city or other suitable areas, you will see:

An arrow pointing northwards is scribbled on the ground here.

If you look at the scribble, you will get:

The arrow is simply a straight line with an angled hat on top of it.

The arrow is pointing northwards.

Bad Example:

> scribble 'Bob was here'

You start scribbling in the sand with your finger.

Enter a description for your scribble. (up to 4 lines)

Terminate with a '~'

Remember, describe the drawing, do NOT use this to write.

> Yo man, what's up? Y can't I understand what U R saying, oh well

> Remember, 'Bob was here'

> ~