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Example: * Interrogation
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Location: To carry, to wear, to have
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RecipeLocation: Magic (Breaking the Laws of Physics)
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Index: Wand which reveals a person's concealed possessions
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Description: A wand which, when waved, reveals the concealed items carried by people the player can see.
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For: Z-Machine
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{*}"Interrogation"
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The X-Ray Vision Wand is carried by the player.
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Instead of waving the X-Ray Vision Wand:
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say "Disappointingly, nothing happens."
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Instead of waving the X-Ray Vision Wand when the player can see someone who is concealing something:
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say "The wand glows green. Immediately you see on the monitor [a list of things which are concealed by people who can be seen by the player]."
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After printing the name of a thing (called target) which is carried by someone while waving the wand:
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say " (carried by [a random person who carries the target])"
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The Interrogation Chamber is a room. "Despite its gothic name, this room is a rather civilized place for your work, with large plate-glass windows and a fitted carpet."
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A thing can be secret or obvious. A thing is usually obvious.
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Brian is in the Interrogation Chamber."Brian lounges against the wall." Brian carries a quantity of plastic explosive. The explosive is secret.
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Janine is in the Interrogation Chamber. "Janine toys nervously with a laptop bag." Janine carries a chocolate biscuit, a laptop bag, and a microfilm. The microfilm is secret. The laptop bag is wearable. In the bag is a laptop computer.
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Rule for deciding the concealed possessions of something: if the particular possession is secret, yes; otherwise no.
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Instead of examining someone: say "[The noun] is openly carrying [a list of unconcealed things carried by the noun]."
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Test me with "wave wand / examine janine / examine brian".
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