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 +ECHOS ECHOES EMOTES EMOTING POSE :
  
 +Syntax: echo <text>
 +          OR
 +        emote <text>
 +
 +The echo command is used in roleplaying to illustrate a character's actions to other players in that
 +room. The echo system is designed to be used with natural English so that you may write them as you 
 +would a story.
 +
 +To tag a scene partner, use their name, capitalized. It can be the name you've REMEMBERED them as as
 +well.
 +
 +> echo Lucien enters the room, nodding to Tester.
 +
 +In the above example the game will automatically replace 'Lucien' and 'Tester' with the appropriate
 +descriptions, so someone who wasn't familiar with either character would see "A tall man enters the 
 +room, nodding to an albino Dwarf." Alternatively, someone who used REMEMBER to title Tester as Alpha 
 +would see "A tall man enters the room, nodding to Alpha."
 +
 +Having a hard time tagging someone and you keep looking at an NPC or furniture? Put an @ symbol in
 +front of their real name, like @Lucien. You can also do @self if you don't want to type your 
 +character's full name.
 +
 +> echo The door to the club swings open, and @self exits, nodding to @Grog.
 +
 +Output: The door to the club swings open, and Lucien exits, nodding to Grog Tenderfoot.
 +
 +If your character's name (or @self) exists within the echo, it will not apply your name/short
 +description to the beginning of the echo, allowing more freedom in writing descriptions. It is 
 +important to note that this opens up avenues for abuse.
 +For the record: Using the echo or echo code to forge game output is a bannable offense.
 +
 +The emote system also includes storytelling-enhancing things such as HIGHLIGHTS and a PSEUDOLANGUAGE
 +system. They can both be disabled with TOGGLE or automatically when toggle screenreader is used. 
 +Please note that Awakened Worlds CE cannot be held responsible for your reader sounding like it'
 +possessed and/or coughing up a hairball if you decide to re-enable the system.
 +
 +See Also: SOCIALIZE, TOGGLE, POSITION, PSEUDOLANGUAGE, SOCIALS, VEMOTE, IGNORE, HIGHLIGHT, REMEMBER
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