Bury command

[Velliscaryus]

hide body

[A Large Bag]

>hide sausage













You look for a place to hide a tandu sausage.
You attempt to hide a tandu sausage.

[Kismetic]

Haha

[Harmless]

+1

I was just thinking about how cool something like this would be, and have seen it put to good use in other RPIs.

[RogueGunslinger]

Like, awesome dead-drops?


"Your mission, should you choose to accept it..."

[maxid]

Like, awesome dead-drops?


"Your mission, should you choose to accept it..."

This is a potentially awesome use of that potential code.

[Morrolan]

Like, awesome dead-drops?

"Your mission, should you choose to accept it..."

This is a potentially awesome use of that potential code.

Except for the whole illiteracy thing...

[Yam]

Half-breeds exist for a reason.

[Patuk]

Now that I think of this, I'm all for this command.

Pointing at the grave marker, the blond, nameless man says, in sihirish: "There are two kind of people in the Known: those who have bone swords, and those who dig."

The ugly, thick-set man grumbles annoyedly before starting to dig a hole with his gurth-shell shovel.

or

The man in a wide-rimmed, sand-cloth hat unfolds his tough, mekillot-leather jacket, revealing a piece of wormskin within.

Giving his colleague a questioning glance, the man in a wide-rimmed, sand-cloth hat asks, in sirihish, "What's this?"

Starting to frown, the handsome, dark-haired man says, in sirihish, "It means that Amos Brasi is sleepin' with the salt worms."

[Cerelum]

Half-breeds exist for a reason.

Because everyone knows elven women are sluts. Plus  dwarves won't back down from a dare to play hide the bald sausage in the furry cave due to their stubborness.

[maxid]

Like, awesome dead-drops?

"Your mission, should you choose to accept it..."

This is a potentially awesome use of that potential code.

Except for the whole illiteracy thing...

There are quite a few literate people.  Also you could do it with dead drops of items that have a meaning, or are otherwise valuable.  Or even supplies and a means to communicate without the written word!   There are a lot of options.  If you're clever enough.

[Cerelum]

Like, awesome dead-drops?

"Your mission, should you choose to accept it..."

This is a potentially awesome use of that potential code.

Except for the whole illiteracy thing...

There are quite a few literate people.  some other stuff

I think you're playing a different game then the rest of us.  Literacy is illegal unless you're a noble or on a really large stretch, a merchant house family member.

Please note that literacy is illegal or unknown for most people on the
face of Zalanthas.  While nobles and templars are trained in the arts of
reading and writing and the Merchant Houses pass along a knowledge of how
to write the trade-ciphers associated with Cavilish to their agents and
merchants, it is considered treason for common citizens to possess such
knowledge within the city-states of Zalanthas.

[Nyr]

Quite a few = nobles, templars, and GMH family, yes.

Seems like it's in the helpfile you just quoted.

[BadSkeelz]

Quite a few PCs fit into those categories. vNPCs, not so much.