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Revision as of 17:25, 3 January 2009
Events/Gathering
I am unfamiliar with what normally happens with this Test as the tale progresses. Should we make a heading that has events/acro parties that occur nightly or that are specifically planned out? I know Queen's Retreat has a nightly acro party after a dig.
- Something like that should go on the Current Events page. --Nipaeri 15:11, 2 January 2009 (EST)
Sample blue text and what to do/say
Thought this would be nice for people(me) that don't know much about acroing. I'll fill it up when ever I do some acroing. Feel free to add or say what each one means or what you should do if you get that text.
- This is a good area, but the people in the distance are a distraction(1 in range)- Means you and your partner have to move farther away from other people before trying to acro.
- Your student follows your move, but doesn't pick up anything new - You cannot teach this person again (either for 24 hrs or you reach the next facet teaching, ie. 14, 986, etc... needs verifying)
- Your student doesn't follow your move - Try again.
- You follow a bit of what (name)is showing you, but it's mostly a blur. Find a better teacher - You probably won't learn anything from this person. You should let them know they are a "blur" to you.
- Your student doesn't seem to be paying attention. -
