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| − | If successful, it make your warcry command display | + | If successful, you will see "The beast stirs within you, and you feel the urge to let loose a scream.", and it will make your warcry command display this line just before firing: "A primal instinct adds extra weight to your cry.". If it goes wrong you get the message "You feel a bit less fierce", and it will make you hesitate before warcrying.{{Research}} |
It also adds a [[description line|line to your description]]: | It also adds a [[description line|line to your description]]: | ||
Revision as of 12:05, 27 July 2010
| Warpaint | |
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| Command information | |
| GP Cost | 20 |
| Learnt At | 25 of crafts.arts.painting |
| Skills Used | crafts.arts.painting |
| Items Needed | paint |
| Guild | Warriors |
Warpaint is a warrior-only command used before combat.
Acquisition
Warpaint can be learned at 25 levels of crafts.arts.painting from a guild instructor or from another player who has the command.
Syntax
warpaint <warrior> {with|using} <paint> drawing random
warpaint <warrior> {with|using} <paint> drawing <design>
warpaint <warrior> {with|using} <paint>
warpaint remove [paint from] <warrior>
alias .warpaints <design>;<design>;<design>
Effect
If successful, you will see "The beast stirs within you, and you feel the urge to let loose a scream.", and it will make your warcry command display this line just before firing: "A primal instinct adds extra weight to your cry.". If it goes wrong you get the message "You feel a bit less fierce", and it will make you hesitate before warcrying.research
It also adds a line to your description:
Her face is [adjective] decorated with <design> in <colour> paint.
Notes
You can warpaint warrior classed NPCs (warriors, old ladies, crows, watchmen, etc) for TMing or just playing around.
It uses 20 craft gp.
Any face covering, such as a mask or some helmets, will prevent you from painting your face and must be removed first.
It requires paint. A tin of paint (1 quart) has enough paint in it for fifty uses of the command.
