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* A [[player]] or swimming [[creature|animal]] will automatically begin to swim upon entering a [[water tile]] to a sufficient depth. | * A [[player]] or swimming [[creature|animal]] will automatically begin to swim upon entering a [[water tile]] to a sufficient depth. | ||
− | * When swimming, [[stamina]] is gradually lost with any and all movement, and [[drowning]] will occur when stamina has become exhausted. At this point, | + | * When swimming, [[stamina]] is gradually lost with any and all movement, and [[drowning]] will occur when stamina has become exhausted. At this point, players may draw deep from within and try to use [[Last Gasp]] to reach safety, or they can immediately consume a stamina-generating food of some sort. Without some relief, further attempts at movement only then speed along a sure drowning death. |
* Not all animals are capable of swimming, and not all swimming animals are capable of being embarked upon ridden through water. | * Not all animals are capable of swimming, and not all swimming animals are capable of being embarked upon ridden through water. | ||
Revision as of 16:26, 16 August 2018
Description
Swimming is the means of movement used by players and some animals to get around and stay afloat when in sufficiently deep water.
Notes
- A player or swimming animal will automatically begin to swim upon entering a water tile to a sufficient depth.
- When swimming, stamina is gradually lost with any and all movement, and drowning will occur when stamina has become exhausted. At this point, players may draw deep from within and try to use Last Gasp to reach safety, or they can immediately consume a stamina-generating food of some sort. Without some relief, further attempts at movement only then speed along a sure drowning death.
- Not all animals are capable of swimming, and not all swimming animals are capable of being embarked upon ridden through water.