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Modding:Sightglass Dino Lore

2024-07-25T03:32:37Z

Sightglass: /* Re-Emergence */

This is a lore document for Sightglass's (at time of writing, PLANNED) dinosaur race mod. This focuses on the history of the dinosaur-morphs in Lilith's Domain.
Pieces of this document are going to be split up among the races' encyclopedia entries.
=== Intro ===
In the very distant past, dinosaur-morphs were commonplace and dominated much of the wild areas outside of the at-the-time fledgling city of Dominion. With ravenous appetites for power, wealth, and pleasure, they carved out small fiefdoms lording over the smaller, squishier morphs. While nominally under the rule of Lilith and the demons, they were mostly free to conquer and rule as they saw fit, as long as they paid proper respect and tribute to the real ruling class. In fact, the highest levels of dinosaur societies were often half-demon dinosaur-morphs working for their demon parent. These dinosaur-lords would demand large tributes of food, treasure and slaves, threatening to flatten towns and cities if they did not receive absolute submission and satisfaction. The exact nature of their practices and the severity of the reign varied from place to place (and accounts vary greatly depending on the historian's feelings towards the dinosaurs).
=== Reign of the Dinosaurs ===
The reigns of large carnivores, such as theropod-morph dynasties, would terrorize their underlings into serving their every whim. Quickly conquering and subjugating neighboring areas, feeding their hunger with easily-exploited peoples, but not as concerned with keeping "spent" territory, these kingdoms built on plunder would grind their way through the forests and jungles through history, chewing up weaker areas while being eaten up by rivals on the other side in turn. At the time, the only real barrier containing them were the citadels of the large herbivore dinosaur-morphs. To any aspiring conqueror, even the smallest of those cities would be a enough of a prize to gather all others to their banner, and perhaps swallow the rest in turn. While there are records of these fortress-cities being conquered, it appears that in all cases the conquering carnivore king or queen would instead spend the rest of their life living in indolent indulgence, with their kingdom quickly disintegrating as their many, many offspring fought for power afterwards.

Herbivorous dinosaur kingdoms of the grasslands and deserts were reputed to be comparatively stable and gentle, especially compared to carnivores'. Pouring their wealth into grand public construction, the largest herbivore dinosaur families sought to gain prestige and loyalty through splendor, awe, and benevolence. Marvelous gardens, aqueduct and geyser-fed public baths, decadent brothels, luxurious palaces, and colossal amphitheaters were protected by high, unbreakable walls, promising safety and comfort in exchange for absolute obedience and loyalty. Despite their grandeur, it was not always grand. Competition between prominent sauropod, ankylosaur and stegosaur-morph families led to wild spending and mismanagement, while important infrastructure decayed from neglect. Rebellions over the resulting famines and disasters would be unceremoniously crushed, with the dissenters exiled to the exposed plains and easy pickings for bandits.

Maniraptors and pterosaurs, smaller carnivorous dinosaur-morphs, rarely formed permanent settlements. Bands of roving maniraptor-morphs would frequently splinter and diverge, reform and merge as they ravaged their way through jungles, woods and plains. Despite the large number of subspecies (or even perhaps because of it), raptor-morphs held a certain sort of camaraderie, and a shared contempt for "weak, soft" settled folk, so these bands were often composed of a wide array of different shaped and sized raptors. This allowed for a great deal of tactical flexibility in their raids, allowing them to attack effectively with different weaponry from many angles. Arriving in an area, they would extort the locals for "protection" by muscling out smaller isolated crews, while acting as little more than bandits themselves. Usually, they would stay only long enough to rearm, gather a load of food, and breed more raiders from the locals. Occasionally, the raptor-morphs would act as mercenaries and patrols for larger dinosaurs' kingdoms, in exchange for a steady supply of food, luxuries, weapons, and sex. These raptor enforcers would be given a very long leash and allowed to take liberties with how they operated (and liberties on how they treated their arrestees). Even so, as the crews grew, many would become dissatisfied and break off to return to freedom as a raiding horde.

=== Sexual Ceremonies ===
It seems it was a common practice the dinosaurs to sexually humiliate the subjects in seasonal ceremonies.

Large carnivores, such as the infamous Tyrannosaurus Rex, would force their subjects to "sacrifice" some of their own to be used as sex slaves, discarded when they were too traumatized, stretched or pregnant to be any more fun. They would most commonly target virgins, and would even invade weddings to ravage the newlyweds. Another common practice would be to wage mock wars against their already-conquered territory over the most trivial (or imagined) of slights as an excuse for violent sexual excess. Tyrannosaurus-morphs would notoriously go into such "battles" with slaves worn as living cocksleeves or dildos, violating them in front of their village or tribe. Afterwards, the subjugated people would reenact their original surrender by ritually cleaning their warlord's "armor" and "weapons". What this meant was they were forced to lick clean the unfortunate slave's holes or cock, and to take turns to worship their master's cock or pussy (or both). The "lucky" one who happened to bring the tyrant to orgasm would be taken as the next slave, to be used for next year's "battle".

Herbivores such as the sauropod-morphs, seeing themselves as more gentle rulers, would smother tribute-slaves under their oversized breasts, testicles or buttocks, using them as living seats and footrests. Favored servants would have their orifices elasticized and genitals enlarged to massive proportions with magic potions, to satisfy their overlord's massive cocks or pussies without discomfort. Symbolically, this was supposed to represent the great burden of rulership, and the fact that only the titanic dinosaur rulers were both great and merciful to bear it. It seems that compared to the carnivores, they did not have any trouble finding "volunteers".

After a successful raid, the defeated villages would be gathered to watch the raptors party and fuck over a pile of loot. After they were satisfied with each other, they would then turn their attention to their captives, walking among them and bickering, taking some as slaves, taking others on the spot for some more sexual relief. Despite their disdain for the "weakness" of settled peoples, maniraptor-morphs seemed to have respect for strong opponents they fought. Occasionally, one or two captives who fought particularly skillfully or bravely would be picked out of the crowd and declared "contenders". Those chosen would be dosed with a unique potion, the "storm brew", that would bring them to a rut or heat similar to that brought about by exposure to an arcane storm. Surrounding the dazed captive, the raiders would dance, gyrate, moan, tease, whatever they could think of to entice them. In this state, they were given an offer: if they could resist falling to lust, the warband would forever leave that town alone. Almost inevitably though, their will would break and they would mindlessly breed with enemies. As a tool to erode defenders' morale, it seems to have been very effective. Whole towns, after repeated losses and becoming increasingly populated by raptors, would be absorbed wholesale. On the other hand, it seems that if the the "contender" managed to hold out, the raptors would keep their word and never again raid them. Several towns are noted to have gotten this protection, going untouched for the entirety of this period. There are even stories of bands of raptors coming by to pay "tribute" and politely ask to be bred by the Contender or their relatives. In other cases, raptor raiding parties would come to the aid of these towns against other threats, usually larger predatory dinosaur-morphs. In some cases a rogue raptor band would be singled out and hunted by others if they menaced these protected settlements. Several historic towns that would eventually merge into the city of Elis have stories gaining this protection, but this particular case seems apocryphal.

=== Downfall ===
Despite being immensely intimidating and physically powerful, dinosaurs were slowly edged out by the rise of the dragons. Not only were the dragons able to match them physically, but they had powerful magic and the backing of the powerful Elder Lilin, Lisophia.

The carnivore dinosaurs (especially the theropods) were the first to fall to the dragons. With their reigns being built on brutality and conquest, those they had subjugated saw an opportunity, and saw the dragons' reign as being (potentially) being less violently sadistic. Uprisings against them sprouted up almost constantly, keeping the various dinosaur warlords distracted as the dragons methodically picked them off one by one. In addition, the distrust between rival domains mean that the dragons could easy play one warlord off of another.

The herbivorous dinosaur kingdoms, while being heavily fortified and having an ostensibly stable society, was not immune to the dragons either. Under the surface, the ruling families were deeply competitive and divided. During a moments of particular intrigue in the high courts, the dragons took the opportunity to seize the relatively undefended flatlands around the cities, nibbling away chunks of vulnerable territory. As they lost territory, the supply of vital supplies to the citadels slowly but surely dwindled from a river to a trickle, magnifying the issues with neglected infrastructure and shortages caused mismanagement and political infighting. Eventually, the massive cities became simply unsustainable to support, and the dragons were able to claim most of the husks without a fight. The largest of these cities escaped becoming simply a ruin as the old town was eventually absorbed into the outskirts of Thinis.

The maniraptors, living almost entirely as divided, nomadic bands, began to settle down as the watchful eye of the dragons disapproved of raiding and stealing what could instead fill the dragons' coffers. Many settled in "protected towns", the ones spared from the raids. These were the few places that did not have an overwhelming distrust of the raptors. Others fled even further into the wilds, living as isolated tribes.

As the dominance of the dinosaur-morphs fell, many were transformed to morphs matching their former underlings. Former ruling families were often forced by their former subjects, as a ultimate humiliation by being brought down to the level of the "small folk". Others chose to transform, or were pressured, in order the fit in better with the lizard, bird and mammal-morphs surrounding them. Some saw it as their best chance of a fresh start, or as penance for failing to preserve their dynasty. Many dragon-morphs disapproved of having the dinosaur-morphs walking around as a potential rival, and offered subsequent generations of dinosaur-morphs a comfortable life if they quietly accepted a transformation potion and a cushy position in government. Over many, many years, the dinosaur-morphs disappeared almost entirely outside of small remote, isolated communities.

=== Re-Emergence ===
Around fifty years ago, dragon-morphs fell from their privileged positions after their failed challenge against Lisophia, resulting in most withdrawing to the most remote regions of Lilith's domain and trading their riches for farming equipment. It seems unlikely, however, that the dinosaur-morphs, or another powerful mortal morph may again reach the same level of power, at least in the short term. The demonic establishment seems to desire more direct control over the realm, instead of allowing a powerful mortal race to take power at a low level.

Nevertheless, the dinosaur-morphs are slowly re-emerging into the world at large. Settlers expanding outwards from the crowded Dominion urban agglomeration find that well-established farms and ranches cover most of the Foloi Fields, and delve deeper into the jungle and woods. Discoveries (or more accurately, rediscoveries) of morph species long forgotten are frequently announced as explorers make contact with isolated communities. Among these are, of course, the many dinosaur-morph species. Without the shadow of the dragon-morphs over the world, dinosaurs are beginning to re-enter society as they are, and as they were so many years ago.

Additionally, there is the odd phenomenon of "primal reversion" occurring in some groups of morph. On very rare occasions, lizard or bird-morph parents will produce a dinosaur-morph offspring. As yet, not pattern has been discovered of the relation between the parents' species and the offspring's, other than a vague taxonomic relation. The underlying arcane mechanism responsible is also unknown. It is rumored that these anomalous births correspond to certain artifacts and fossils being dug up in archeological and paleontology sites. This same phenomenon also occurs in feline-morphs producing sabertooth offspring, and thylacines being born to quolls, and other extinct or near-extinct species reappearing in related species' litters.

The battlefields of the dinosaur era are scattered widely throughout the land. Arcane-fossilzed bones, weapons, treasure, and other artifacts are common finds when farmers till and plow their fields. Wealthy mortals with an interest in history sponsor the occasional archeological dig, uncovering these artifacts in a more systematic manner. Demons, many having lived through these times, are less interested in the history than in the chance to perhaps recover an amusing souvenir. When an enchanted artifact of great power is unearthed, it often sparks public interest in ancient dinosaur culture among reptile and avian morphs. Overnight, a farming town may metamorphose into a dinosaur village from so many enthusiasts transforming themselves to match their new fixation. These towns also report a wave of "primal reversion" births, though it's entirely possible it's just people taking their new dinosaur bodies for a roll in the hay.

==== Re-Emergence, Short Version ====
After the fall of the dragon-morphs, dinosaurs began to re-emerge. As settlers pushed into the remote corners the the land, they rediscovered lost villages of dinosaurs. By a strange phenomenon of "primal reversion", dinosaur-morphs are occasionally born to avian and reptilian parents. Finds of enchanted archeological artifacts and partially-fossilized bones inspire fanatics to transform themselves into their favorite dinosaur species. It is even rumored that these unearthed treasures somehow spark spontaneous transformation and "primal reversions", though this might just be tall tales designed to get into someone's pants.

=== Modern Dinosaurs ===
Whether from relict villages, anomalously born, or transformed, dinosaur-morphs often feel out of place in modern society. For one, the larger-bodied species find it awkward living in cities and buildings designed for much smaller people. An instinct to conquer or dominate the "small folk" around them served dinosaurs well in the ancient past, but in modern times, attempts to climb over others are brushed off, or stifled from demons above them. Large carnivores, like theropod-morphs, can find work as bodyguards, bouncers and dominatrices where their intimidating appearance and physique is an asset. Large herbivores use their immense strength and size in construction, and as living platforms for smaller morphs to get around or get to high places. Smaller dinosaurs, whether herbivore or carnivore, blend more easily into the milieu of average-sized morphs and have the least social and ergonomic awkwardness.

Modding:Sightglass Dino Lore

2024-07-25T03:14:18Z

Sightglass: /* Modern Dinosaurs */ typo

This is a lore document for Sightglass's (at time of writing, PLANNED) dinosaur race mod. This focuses on the history of the dinosaur-morphs in Lilith's Domain.
Pieces of this document are going to be split up among the races' encyclopedia entries.
=== Intro ===
In the very distant past, dinosaur-morphs were commonplace and dominated much of the wild areas outside of the at-the-time fledgling city of Dominion. With ravenous appetites for power, wealth, and pleasure, they carved out small fiefdoms lording over the smaller, squishier morphs. While nominally under the rule of Lilith and the demons, they were mostly free to conquer and rule as they saw fit, as long as they paid proper respect and tribute to the real ruling class. In fact, the highest levels of dinosaur societies were often half-demon dinosaur-morphs working for their demon parent. These dinosaur-lords would demand large tributes of food, treasure and slaves, threatening to flatten towns and cities if they did not receive absolute submission and satisfaction. The exact nature of their practices and the severity of the reign varied from place to place (and accounts vary greatly depending on the historian's feelings towards the dinosaurs).
=== Reign of the Dinosaurs ===
The reigns of large carnivores, such as theropod-morph dynasties, would terrorize their underlings into serving their every whim. Quickly conquering and subjugating neighboring areas, feeding their hunger with easily-exploited peoples, but not as concerned with keeping "spent" territory, these kingdoms built on plunder would grind their way through the forests and jungles through history, chewing up weaker areas while being eaten up by rivals on the other side in turn. At the time, the only real barrier containing them were the citadels of the large herbivore dinosaur-morphs. To any aspiring conqueror, even the smallest of those cities would be a enough of a prize to gather all others to their banner, and perhaps swallow the rest in turn. While there are records of these fortress-cities being conquered, it appears that in all cases the conquering carnivore king or queen would instead spend the rest of their life living in indolent indulgence, with their kingdom quickly disintegrating as their many, many offspring fought for power afterwards.

Herbivorous dinosaur kingdoms of the grasslands and deserts were reputed to be comparatively stable and gentle, especially compared to carnivores'. Pouring their wealth into grand public construction, the largest herbivore dinosaur families sought to gain prestige and loyalty through splendor, awe, and benevolence. Marvelous gardens, aqueduct and geyser-fed public baths, decadent brothels, luxurious palaces, and colossal amphitheaters were protected by high, unbreakable walls, promising safety and comfort in exchange for absolute obedience and loyalty. Despite their grandeur, it was not always grand. Competition between prominent sauropod, ankylosaur and stegosaur-morph families led to wild spending and mismanagement, while important infrastructure decayed from neglect. Rebellions over the resulting famines and disasters would be unceremoniously crushed, with the dissenters exiled to the exposed plains and easy pickings for bandits.

Maniraptors and pterosaurs, smaller carnivorous dinosaur-morphs, rarely formed permanent settlements. Bands of roving maniraptor-morphs would frequently splinter and diverge, reform and merge as they ravaged their way through jungles, woods and plains. Despite the large number of subspecies (or even perhaps because of it), raptor-morphs held a certain sort of camaraderie, and a shared contempt for "weak, soft" settled folk, so these bands were often composed of a wide array of different shaped and sized raptors. This allowed for a great deal of tactical flexibility in their raids, allowing them to attack effectively with different weaponry from many angles. Arriving in an area, they would extort the locals for "protection" by muscling out smaller isolated crews, while acting as little more than bandits themselves. Usually, they would stay only long enough to rearm, gather a load of food, and breed more raiders from the locals. Occasionally, the raptor-morphs would act as mercenaries and patrols for larger dinosaurs' kingdoms, in exchange for a steady supply of food, luxuries, weapons, and sex. These raptor enforcers would be given a very long leash and allowed to take liberties with how they operated (and liberties on how they treated their arrestees). Even so, as the crews grew, many would become dissatisfied and break off to return to freedom as a raiding horde.

=== Sexual Ceremonies ===
It seems it was a common practice the dinosaurs to sexually humiliate the subjects in seasonal ceremonies.

Large carnivores, such as the infamous Tyrannosaurus Rex, would force their subjects to "sacrifice" some of their own to be used as sex slaves, discarded when they were too traumatized, stretched or pregnant to be any more fun. They would most commonly target virgins, and would even invade weddings to ravage the newlyweds. Another common practice would be to wage mock wars against their already-conquered territory over the most trivial (or imagined) of slights as an excuse for violent sexual excess. Tyrannosaurus-morphs would notoriously go into such "battles" with slaves worn as living cocksleeves or dildos, violating them in front of their village or tribe. Afterwards, the subjugated people would reenact their original surrender by ritually cleaning their warlord's "armor" and "weapons". What this meant was they were forced to lick clean the unfortunate slave's holes or cock, and to take turns to worship their master's cock or pussy (or both). The "lucky" one who happened to bring the tyrant to orgasm would be taken as the next slave, to be used for next year's "battle".

Herbivores such as the sauropod-morphs, seeing themselves as more gentle rulers, would smother tribute-slaves under their oversized breasts, testicles or buttocks, using them as living seats and footrests. Favored servants would have their orifices elasticized and genitals enlarged to massive proportions with magic potions, to satisfy their overlord's massive cocks or pussies without discomfort. Symbolically, this was supposed to represent the great burden of rulership, and the fact that only the titanic dinosaur rulers were both great and merciful to bear it. It seems that compared to the carnivores, they did not have any trouble finding "volunteers".

After a successful raid, the defeated villages would be gathered to watch the raptors party and fuck over a pile of loot. After they were satisfied with each other, they would then turn their attention to their captives, walking among them and bickering, taking some as slaves, taking others on the spot for some more sexual relief. Despite their disdain for the "weakness" of settled peoples, maniraptor-morphs seemed to have respect for strong opponents they fought. Occasionally, one or two captives who fought particularly skillfully or bravely would be picked out of the crowd and declared "contenders". Those chosen would be dosed with a unique potion, the "storm brew", that would bring them to a rut or heat similar to that brought about by exposure to an arcane storm. Surrounding the dazed captive, the raiders would dance, gyrate, moan, tease, whatever they could think of to entice them. In this state, they were given an offer: if they could resist falling to lust, the warband would forever leave that town alone. Almost inevitably though, their will would break and they would mindlessly breed with enemies. As a tool to erode defenders' morale, it seems to have been very effective. Whole towns, after repeated losses and becoming increasingly populated by raptors, would be absorbed wholesale. On the other hand, it seems that if the the "contender" managed to hold out, the raptors would keep their word and never again raid them. Several towns are noted to have gotten this protection, going untouched for the entirety of this period. There are even stories of bands of raptors coming by to pay "tribute" and politely ask to be bred by the Contender or their relatives. In other cases, raptor raiding parties would come to the aid of these towns against other threats, usually larger predatory dinosaur-morphs. In some cases a rogue raptor band would be singled out and hunted by others if they menaced these protected settlements. Several historic towns that would eventually merge into the city of Elis have stories gaining this protection, but this particular case seems apocryphal.

=== Downfall ===
Despite being immensely intimidating and physically powerful, dinosaurs were slowly edged out by the rise of the dragons. Not only were the dragons able to match them physically, but they had powerful magic and the backing of the powerful Elder Lilin, Lisophia.

The carnivore dinosaurs (especially the theropods) were the first to fall to the dragons. With their reigns being built on brutality and conquest, those they had subjugated saw an opportunity, and saw the dragons' reign as being (potentially) being less violently sadistic. Uprisings against them sprouted up almost constantly, keeping the various dinosaur warlords distracted as the dragons methodically picked them off one by one. In addition, the distrust between rival domains mean that the dragons could easy play one warlord off of another.

The herbivorous dinosaur kingdoms, while being heavily fortified and having an ostensibly stable society, was not immune to the dragons either. Under the surface, the ruling families were deeply competitive and divided. During a moments of particular intrigue in the high courts, the dragons took the opportunity to seize the relatively undefended flatlands around the cities, nibbling away chunks of vulnerable territory. As they lost territory, the supply of vital supplies to the citadels slowly but surely dwindled from a river to a trickle, magnifying the issues with neglected infrastructure and shortages caused mismanagement and political infighting. Eventually, the massive cities became simply unsustainable to support, and the dragons were able to claim most of the husks without a fight. The largest of these cities escaped becoming simply a ruin as the old town was eventually absorbed into the outskirts of Thinis.

The maniraptors, living almost entirely as divided, nomadic bands, began to settle down as the watchful eye of the dragons disapproved of raiding and stealing what could instead fill the dragons' coffers. Many settled in "protected towns", the ones spared from the raids. These were the few places that did not have an overwhelming distrust of the raptors. Others fled even further into the wilds, living as isolated tribes.

As the dominance of the dinosaur-morphs fell, many were transformed to morphs matching their former underlings. Former ruling families were often forced by their former subjects, as a ultimate humiliation by being brought down to the level of the "small folk". Others chose to transform, or were pressured, in order the fit in better with the lizard, bird and mammal-morphs surrounding them. Some saw it as their best chance of a fresh start, or as penance for failing to preserve their dynasty. Many dragon-morphs disapproved of having the dinosaur-morphs walking around as a potential rival, and offered subsequent generations of dinosaur-morphs a comfortable life if they quietly accepted a transformation potion and a cushy position in government. Over many, many years, the dinosaur-morphs disappeared almost entirely outside of small remote, isolated communities.

=== Re-Emergence ===
Around fifty years ago, dragon-morphs fell from their privileged positions after their failed challenge against Lisophia, resulting in most withdrawing to the most remote regions of Lilith's domain and trading their riches for farming equipment. It seems unlikely, however, that the dinosaur-morphs, or another powerful mortal morph may again reach the same level of power, at least in the short term. The demonic powers that be seem to desire more direct control over the realm, instead of allowing a powerful mortal race to take power at a low level.

Nevertheless, the dinosaur-morphs are slowly re-emerging into the world at large. Settlers expanding outwards from the crowded Dominion urban agglomeration find that well-established farms and ranches cover most of the Foloi Fields, and delve deeper into the jungle and woods. Discoveries (or more accurately, rediscoveries) of morph species long forgotten are frequently announced as explorers make contact with isolated communities. Among these are, of course, the many dinosaur-morph species. Without the shadow of the dragon-morphs over the world, dinosaurs are beginning to re-enter society as they are, and as they were so many years ago.

Additionally, there is the odd phenomenon of "primal reversion" occurring in some groups of morph. On very rare occasions, lizard or bird-morph parents will produce a dinosaur-morph offspring. As yet, not pattern has been discovered of the relation between the parents' species and the offspring's, other than a vague taxonomic relation. The underlying arcane mechanism responsible is also unknown. It is rumored that these anomalous births correspond to certain artifacts and fossils being dug up in archeological and paleontology sites. This same phenomenon also occurs in feline-morphs producing sabertooth offspring, and thylacines being born to quolls, and other extinct or near-extinct species reappearing in related species' litters.

The battlefields of the dinosaur era are scattered widely throughout the land. Arcane-fossilzed bones, weapons, treasure, and other artifacts are common finds when farmers till and plow their fields. Wealthy mortals with an interest in history sponsor the occasional archeological dig, uncovering these artifacts in a more systematic manner. Demons, many having lived through these times, are less interested in the history than in the chance to perhaps recover an amusing souvenir. When an enchanted artifact of great power is unearthed, it often sparks public interest in ancient dinosaur culture among reptile and avian morphs. Overnight, a farming town may metamorphose into a dinosaur village from so many enthusiasts transforming themselves to match their new fixation. These towns also report a wave of "primal reversion" births, though it's entirely possible it's just people taking their new dinosaur bodies for a roll in the hay.

==== Re-Emergence, Short Version ====
After the fall of the dragon-morphs, dinosaurs began to re-emerge. As settlers pushed into the remote corners the the land, they rediscovered lost villages of dinosaurs. By a strange phenomenon of "primal reversion", dinosaur-morphs are occasionally born to avian and reptilian parents. Finds of enchanted archeological artifacts and partially-fossilized bones inspire fanatics to transform themselves into their favorite dinosaur species. It is even rumored that these unearthed treasures somehow spark spontaneous transformation and "primal reversions", though this might just be tall tales designed to get into someone's pants.

=== Modern Dinosaurs ===
Whether from relict villages, anomalously born, or transformed, dinosaur-morphs often feel out of place in modern society. For one, the larger-bodied species find it awkward living in cities and buildings designed for much smaller people. An instinct to conquer or dominate the "small folk" around them served dinosaurs well in the ancient past, but in modern times, attempts to climb over others are brushed off, or stifled from demons above them. Large carnivores, like theropod-morphs, can find work as bodyguards, bouncers and dominatrices where their intimidating appearance and physique is an asset. Large herbivores use their immense strength and size in construction, and as living platforms for smaller morphs to get around or get to high places. Smaller dinosaurs, whether herbivore or carnivore, blend more easily into the milieu of average-sized morphs and have the least social and ergonomic awkwardness.

Modding:Sightglass Dino Lore

2024-07-25T03:11:43Z

Sightglass: /* Reign of the Dinosaurs */ Theropod editing

This is a lore document for Sightglass's (at time of writing, PLANNED) dinosaur race mod. This focuses on the history of the dinosaur-morphs in Lilith's Domain.
Pieces of this document are going to be split up among the races' encyclopedia entries.
=== Intro ===
In the very distant past, dinosaur-morphs were commonplace and dominated much of the wild areas outside of the at-the-time fledgling city of Dominion. With ravenous appetites for power, wealth, and pleasure, they carved out small fiefdoms lording over the smaller, squishier morphs. While nominally under the rule of Lilith and the demons, they were mostly free to conquer and rule as they saw fit, as long as they paid proper respect and tribute to the real ruling class. In fact, the highest levels of dinosaur societies were often half-demon dinosaur-morphs working for their demon parent. These dinosaur-lords would demand large tributes of food, treasure and slaves, threatening to flatten towns and cities if they did not receive absolute submission and satisfaction. The exact nature of their practices and the severity of the reign varied from place to place (and accounts vary greatly depending on the historian's feelings towards the dinosaurs).
=== Reign of the Dinosaurs ===
The reigns of large carnivores, such as theropod-morph dynasties, would terrorize their underlings into serving their every whim. Quickly conquering and subjugating neighboring areas, feeding their hunger with easily-exploited peoples, but not as concerned with keeping "spent" territory, these kingdoms built on plunder would grind their way through the forests and jungles through history, chewing up weaker areas while being eaten up by rivals on the other side in turn. At the time, the only real barrier containing them were the citadels of the large herbivore dinosaur-morphs. To any aspiring conqueror, even the smallest of those cities would be a enough of a prize to gather all others to their banner, and perhaps swallow the rest in turn. While there are records of these fortress-cities being conquered, it appears that in all cases the conquering carnivore king or queen would instead spend the rest of their life living in indolent indulgence, with their kingdom quickly disintegrating as their many, many offspring fought for power afterwards.

Herbivorous dinosaur kingdoms of the grasslands and deserts were reputed to be comparatively stable and gentle, especially compared to carnivores'. Pouring their wealth into grand public construction, the largest herbivore dinosaur families sought to gain prestige and loyalty through splendor, awe, and benevolence. Marvelous gardens, aqueduct and geyser-fed public baths, decadent brothels, luxurious palaces, and colossal amphitheaters were protected by high, unbreakable walls, promising safety and comfort in exchange for absolute obedience and loyalty. Despite their grandeur, it was not always grand. Competition between prominent sauropod, ankylosaur and stegosaur-morph families led to wild spending and mismanagement, while important infrastructure decayed from neglect. Rebellions over the resulting famines and disasters would be unceremoniously crushed, with the dissenters exiled to the exposed plains and easy pickings for bandits.

Maniraptors and pterosaurs, smaller carnivorous dinosaur-morphs, rarely formed permanent settlements. Bands of roving maniraptor-morphs would frequently splinter and diverge, reform and merge as they ravaged their way through jungles, woods and plains. Despite the large number of subspecies (or even perhaps because of it), raptor-morphs held a certain sort of camaraderie, and a shared contempt for "weak, soft" settled folk, so these bands were often composed of a wide array of different shaped and sized raptors. This allowed for a great deal of tactical flexibility in their raids, allowing them to attack effectively with different weaponry from many angles. Arriving in an area, they would extort the locals for "protection" by muscling out smaller isolated crews, while acting as little more than bandits themselves. Usually, they would stay only long enough to rearm, gather a load of food, and breed more raiders from the locals. Occasionally, the raptor-morphs would act as mercenaries and patrols for larger dinosaurs' kingdoms, in exchange for a steady supply of food, luxuries, weapons, and sex. These raptor enforcers would be given a very long leash and allowed to take liberties with how they operated (and liberties on how they treated their arrestees). Even so, as the crews grew, many would become dissatisfied and break off to return to freedom as a raiding horde.

=== Sexual Ceremonies ===
It seems it was a common practice the dinosaurs to sexually humiliate the subjects in seasonal ceremonies.

Large carnivores, such as the infamous Tyrannosaurus Rex, would force their subjects to "sacrifice" some of their own to be used as sex slaves, discarded when they were too traumatized, stretched or pregnant to be any more fun. They would most commonly target virgins, and would even invade weddings to ravage the newlyweds. Another common practice would be to wage mock wars against their already-conquered territory over the most trivial (or imagined) of slights as an excuse for violent sexual excess. Tyrannosaurus-morphs would notoriously go into such "battles" with slaves worn as living cocksleeves or dildos, violating them in front of their village or tribe. Afterwards, the subjugated people would reenact their original surrender by ritually cleaning their warlord's "armor" and "weapons". What this meant was they were forced to lick clean the unfortunate slave's holes or cock, and to take turns to worship their master's cock or pussy (or both). The "lucky" one who happened to bring the tyrant to orgasm would be taken as the next slave, to be used for next year's "battle".

Herbivores such as the sauropod-morphs, seeing themselves as more gentle rulers, would smother tribute-slaves under their oversized breasts, testicles or buttocks, using them as living seats and footrests. Favored servants would have their orifices elasticized and genitals enlarged to massive proportions with magic potions, to satisfy their overlord's massive cocks or pussies without discomfort. Symbolically, this was supposed to represent the great burden of rulership, and the fact that only the titanic dinosaur rulers were both great and merciful to bear it. It seems that compared to the carnivores, they did not have any trouble finding "volunteers".

After a successful raid, the defeated villages would be gathered to watch the raptors party and fuck over a pile of loot. After they were satisfied with each other, they would then turn their attention to their captives, walking among them and bickering, taking some as slaves, taking others on the spot for some more sexual relief. Despite their disdain for the "weakness" of settled peoples, maniraptor-morphs seemed to have respect for strong opponents they fought. Occasionally, one or two captives who fought particularly skillfully or bravely would be picked out of the crowd and declared "contenders". Those chosen would be dosed with a unique potion, the "storm brew", that would bring them to a rut or heat similar to that brought about by exposure to an arcane storm. Surrounding the dazed captive, the raiders would dance, gyrate, moan, tease, whatever they could think of to entice them. In this state, they were given an offer: if they could resist falling to lust, the warband would forever leave that town alone. Almost inevitably though, their will would break and they would mindlessly breed with enemies. As a tool to erode defenders' morale, it seems to have been very effective. Whole towns, after repeated losses and becoming increasingly populated by raptors, would be absorbed wholesale. On the other hand, it seems that if the the "contender" managed to hold out, the raptors would keep their word and never again raid them. Several towns are noted to have gotten this protection, going untouched for the entirety of this period. There are even stories of bands of raptors coming by to pay "tribute" and politely ask to be bred by the Contender or their relatives. In other cases, raptor raiding parties would come to the aid of these towns against other threats, usually larger predatory dinosaur-morphs. In some cases a rogue raptor band would be singled out and hunted by others if they menaced these protected settlements. Several historic towns that would eventually merge into the city of Elis have stories gaining this protection, but this particular case seems apocryphal.

=== Downfall ===
Despite being immensely intimidating and physically powerful, dinosaurs were slowly edged out by the rise of the dragons. Not only were the dragons able to match them physically, but they had powerful magic and the backing of the powerful Elder Lilin, Lisophia.

The carnivore dinosaurs (especially the theropods) were the first to fall to the dragons. With their reigns being built on brutality and conquest, those they had subjugated saw an opportunity, and saw the dragons' reign as being (potentially) being less violently sadistic. Uprisings against them sprouted up almost constantly, keeping the various dinosaur warlords distracted as the dragons methodically picked them off one by one. In addition, the distrust between rival domains mean that the dragons could easy play one warlord off of another.

The herbivorous dinosaur kingdoms, while being heavily fortified and having an ostensibly stable society, was not immune to the dragons either. Under the surface, the ruling families were deeply competitive and divided. During a moments of particular intrigue in the high courts, the dragons took the opportunity to seize the relatively undefended flatlands around the cities, nibbling away chunks of vulnerable territory. As they lost territory, the supply of vital supplies to the citadels slowly but surely dwindled from a river to a trickle, magnifying the issues with neglected infrastructure and shortages caused mismanagement and political infighting. Eventually, the massive cities became simply unsustainable to support, and the dragons were able to claim most of the husks without a fight. The largest of these cities escaped becoming simply a ruin as the old town was eventually absorbed into the outskirts of Thinis.

The maniraptors, living almost entirely as divided, nomadic bands, began to settle down as the watchful eye of the dragons disapproved of raiding and stealing what could instead fill the dragons' coffers. Many settled in "protected towns", the ones spared from the raids. These were the few places that did not have an overwhelming distrust of the raptors. Others fled even further into the wilds, living as isolated tribes.

As the dominance of the dinosaur-morphs fell, many were transformed to morphs matching their former underlings. Former ruling families were often forced by their former subjects, as a ultimate humiliation by being brought down to the level of the "small folk". Others chose to transform, or were pressured, in order the fit in better with the lizard, bird and mammal-morphs surrounding them. Some saw it as their best chance of a fresh start, or as penance for failing to preserve their dynasty. Many dragon-morphs disapproved of having the dinosaur-morphs walking around as a potential rival, and offered subsequent generations of dinosaur-morphs a comfortable life if they quietly accepted a transformation potion and a cushy position in government. Over many, many years, the dinosaur-morphs disappeared almost entirely outside of small remote, isolated communities.

=== Re-Emergence ===
Around fifty years ago, dragon-morphs fell from their privileged positions after their failed challenge against Lisophia, resulting in most withdrawing to the most remote regions of Lilith's domain and trading their riches for farming equipment. It seems unlikely, however, that the dinosaur-morphs, or another powerful mortal morph may again reach the same level of power, at least in the short term. The demonic powers that be seem to desire more direct control over the realm, instead of allowing a powerful mortal race to take power at a low level.

Nevertheless, the dinosaur-morphs are slowly re-emerging into the world at large. Settlers expanding outwards from the crowded Dominion urban agglomeration find that well-established farms and ranches cover most of the Foloi Fields, and delve deeper into the jungle and woods. Discoveries (or more accurately, rediscoveries) of morph species long forgotten are frequently announced as explorers make contact with isolated communities. Among these are, of course, the many dinosaur-morph species. Without the shadow of the dragon-morphs over the world, dinosaurs are beginning to re-enter society as they are, and as they were so many years ago.

Additionally, there is the odd phenomenon of "primal reversion" occurring in some groups of morph. On very rare occasions, lizard or bird-morph parents will produce a dinosaur-morph offspring. As yet, not pattern has been discovered of the relation between the parents' species and the offspring's, other than a vague taxonomic relation. The underlying arcane mechanism responsible is also unknown. It is rumored that these anomalous births correspond to certain artifacts and fossils being dug up in archeological and paleontology sites. This same phenomenon also occurs in feline-morphs producing sabertooth offspring, and thylacines being born to quolls, and other extinct or near-extinct species reappearing in related species' litters.

The battlefields of the dinosaur era are scattered widely throughout the land. Arcane-fossilzed bones, weapons, treasure, and other artifacts are common finds when farmers till and plow their fields. Wealthy mortals with an interest in history sponsor the occasional archeological dig, uncovering these artifacts in a more systematic manner. Demons, many having lived through these times, are less interested in the history than in the chance to perhaps recover an amusing souvenir. When an enchanted artifact of great power is unearthed, it often sparks public interest in ancient dinosaur culture among reptile and avian morphs. Overnight, a farming town may metamorphose into a dinosaur village from so many enthusiasts transforming themselves to match their new fixation. These towns also report a wave of "primal reversion" births, though it's entirely possible it's just people taking their new dinosaur bodies for a roll in the hay.

==== Re-Emergence, Short Version ====
After the fall of the dragon-morphs, dinosaurs began to re-emerge. As settlers pushed into the remote corners the the land, they rediscovered lost villages of dinosaurs. By a strange phenomenon of "primal reversion", dinosaur-morphs are occasionally born to avian and reptilian parents. Finds of enchanted archeological artifacts and partially-fossilized bones inspire fanatics to transform themselves into their favorite dinosaur species. It is even rumored that these unearthed treasures somehow spark spontaneous transformation and "primal reversions", though this might just be tall tales designed to get into someone's pants.

=== Modern Dinosaurs ===
Whether from relict villages, anomalously born, or transformed, dinosaur-morphs often feel out of place in modern society. For one, the larger bodied-species find it awkward living in cities and buildings designed for much smaller people. An instinct to conquer or dominate the "small folk" around them served dinosaurs well in the ancient past, but in modern times, attempts to climb over others are brushed off, or stifled from demons above them. Large carnivores, like theropod-morphs, can find work as bodyguards, bouncers and dominatrices where their intimidating appearance and physique is an asset. Large herbivores use their immense strength and size in construction, and as living platforms for smaller morphs to get around or get to high places. Smaller dinosaurs, whether herbivore or carnivore, blend more easily into the milieu of average-sized morphs and have the least social and ergonomic awkwardness.

Modding:Sightglass Dino Lore

2024-07-24T06:11:59Z

Sightglass: /* Re-Emergence, Short Version */ Typo fixes

This is a lore document for Sightglass's (at time of writing, PLANNED) dinosaur race mod. This focuses on the history of the dinosaur-morphs in Lilith's Domain.
Pieces of this document are going to be split up among the races' encyclopedia entries.
=== Intro ===
In the very distant past, dinosaur-morphs were commonplace and dominated much of the wild areas outside of the at-the-time fledgling city of Dominion. With ravenous appetites for power, wealth, and pleasure, they carved out small fiefdoms lording over the smaller, squishier morphs. While nominally under the rule of Lilith and the demons, they were mostly free to conquer and rule as they saw fit, as long as they paid proper respect and tribute to the real ruling class. In fact, the highest levels of dinosaur societies were often half-demon dinosaur-morphs working for their demon parent. These dinosaur-lords would demand large tributes of food, treasure and slaves, threatening to flatten towns and cities if they did not receive absolute submission and satisfaction. The exact nature of their practices and the severity of the reign varied from place to place (and accounts vary greatly depending on the historian's feelings towards the dinosaurs).
=== Reign of the Dinosaurs ===
Large carnivores, such as theropod-morph dynasties, would terrorize their underlings into serving their every whim. Quickly conquering and subjugating neighboring areas, feeding their hunger with easily-exploited peoples, but not as concerned with keeping "spent" territory, these kingdoms built on plunder would grind their way through the forests and jungles through history, chewing up weaker areas while being eaten up by rivals on the other side in turn. At the time, the only real barrier containing them were the citadels of the large herbivore dinosaur-morphs. To any aspiring conqueror, even the smallest of those cities would be a enough of a prize to gather all others to their banner, and perhaps swallow the rest in turn. While there are records of these fortress-cities being conquered, it appears that in all cases the conquering carnivore king or queen would instead spend the rest of their life living in indolent indulgence, with their kingdom quickly disintegrating as their many, many offspring fought for power afterwards.

Herbivorous dinosaur kingdoms of the grasslands and deserts were reputed to be comparatively stable and gentle, especially compared to carnivores'. Pouring their wealth into grand public construction, the largest herbivore dinosaur families sought to gain prestige and loyalty through splendor, awe, and benevolence. Marvelous gardens, aqueduct and geyser-fed public baths, decadent brothels, luxurious palaces, and colossal amphitheaters were protected by high, unbreakable walls, promising safety and comfort in exchange for absolute obedience and loyalty. Despite their grandeur, it was not always grand. Competition between prominent sauropod, ankylosaur and stegosaur-morph families led to wild spending and mismanagement, while important infrastructure decayed from neglect. Rebellions over the resulting famines and disasters would be unceremoniously crushed, with the dissenters exiled to the exposed plains and easy pickings for bandits.

Maniraptors and pterosaurs, smaller carnivorous dinosaur-morphs, rarely formed permanent settlements. Bands of roving maniraptor-morphs would frequently splinter and diverge, reform and merge as they ravaged their way through jungles, woods and plains. Despite the large number of subspecies (or even perhaps because of it), raptor-morphs held a certain sort of camaraderie, and a shared contempt for "weak, soft" settled folk, so these bands were often composed of a wide array of different shaped and sized raptors. This allowed for a great deal of tactical flexibility in their raids, allowing them to attack effectively with different weaponry from many angles. Arriving in an area, they would extort the locals for "protection" by muscling out smaller isolated crews, while acting as little more than bandits themselves. Usually, they would stay only long enough to rearm, gather a load of food, and breed more raiders from the locals. Occasionally, the raptor-morphs would act as mercenaries and patrols for larger dinosaurs' kingdoms, in exchange for a steady supply of food, luxuries, weapons, and sex. These raptor enforcers would be given a very long leash and allowed to take liberties with how they operated (and liberties on how they treated their arrestees). Even so, as the crews grew, many would become dissatisfied and break off to return to freedom as a raiding horde.

=== Sexual Ceremonies ===
It seems it was a common practice the dinosaurs to sexually humiliate the subjects in seasonal ceremonies.

Large carnivores, such as the infamous Tyrannosaurus Rex, would force their subjects to "sacrifice" some of their own to be used as sex slaves, discarded when they were too traumatized, stretched or pregnant to be any more fun. They would most commonly target virgins, and would even invade weddings to ravage the newlyweds. Another common practice would be to wage mock wars against their already-conquered territory over the most trivial (or imagined) of slights as an excuse for violent sexual excess. Tyrannosaurus-morphs would notoriously go into such "battles" with slaves worn as living cocksleeves or dildos, violating them in front of their village or tribe. Afterwards, the subjugated people would reenact their original surrender by ritually cleaning their warlord's "armor" and "weapons". What this meant was they were forced to lick clean the unfortunate slave's holes or cock, and to take turns to worship their master's cock or pussy (or both). The "lucky" one who happened to bring the tyrant to orgasm would be taken as the next slave, to be used for next year's "battle".

Herbivores such as the sauropod-morphs, seeing themselves as more gentle rulers, would smother tribute-slaves under their oversized breasts, testicles or buttocks, using them as living seats and footrests. Favored servants would have their orifices elasticized and genitals enlarged to massive proportions with magic potions, to satisfy their overlord's massive cocks or pussies without discomfort. Symbolically, this was supposed to represent the great burden of rulership, and the fact that only the titanic dinosaur rulers were both great and merciful to bear it. It seems that compared to the carnivores, they did not have any trouble finding "volunteers".

After a successful raid, the defeated villages would be gathered to watch the raptors party and fuck over a pile of loot. After they were satisfied with each other, they would then turn their attention to their captives, walking among them and bickering, taking some as slaves, taking others on the spot for some more sexual relief. Despite their disdain for the "weakness" of settled peoples, maniraptor-morphs seemed to have respect for strong opponents they fought. Occasionally, one or two captives who fought particularly skillfully or bravely would be picked out of the crowd and declared "contenders". Those chosen would be dosed with a unique potion, the "storm brew", that would bring them to a rut or heat similar to that brought about by exposure to an arcane storm. Surrounding the dazed captive, the raiders would dance, gyrate, moan, tease, whatever they could think of to entice them. In this state, they were given an offer: if they could resist falling to lust, the warband would forever leave that town alone. Almost inevitably though, their will would break and they would mindlessly breed with enemies. As a tool to erode defenders' morale, it seems to have been very effective. Whole towns, after repeated losses and becoming increasingly populated by raptors, would be absorbed wholesale. On the other hand, it seems that if the the "contender" managed to hold out, the raptors would keep their word and never again raid them. Several towns are noted to have gotten this protection, going untouched for the entirety of this period. There are even stories of bands of raptors coming by to pay "tribute" and politely ask to be bred by the Contender or their relatives. In other cases, raptor raiding parties would come to the aid of these towns against other threats, usually larger predatory dinosaur-morphs. In some cases a rogue raptor band would be singled out and hunted by others if they menaced these protected settlements. Several historic towns that would eventually merge into the city of Elis have stories gaining this protection, but this particular case seems apocryphal.

=== Downfall ===
Despite being immensely intimidating and physically powerful, dinosaurs were slowly edged out by the rise of the dragons. Not only were the dragons able to match them physically, but they had powerful magic and the backing of the powerful Elder Lilin, Lisophia.

The carnivore dinosaurs (especially the theropods) were the first to fall to the dragons. With their reigns being built on brutality and conquest, those they had subjugated saw an opportunity, and saw the dragons' reign as being (potentially) being less violently sadistic. Uprisings against them sprouted up almost constantly, keeping the various dinosaur warlords distracted as the dragons methodically picked them off one by one. In addition, the distrust between rival domains mean that the dragons could easy play one warlord off of another.

The herbivorous dinosaur kingdoms, while being heavily fortified and having an ostensibly stable society, was not immune to the dragons either. Under the surface, the ruling families were deeply competitive and divided. During a moments of particular intrigue in the high courts, the dragons took the opportunity to seize the relatively undefended flatlands around the cities, nibbling away chunks of vulnerable territory. As they lost territory, the supply of vital supplies to the citadels slowly but surely dwindled from a river to a trickle, magnifying the issues with neglected infrastructure and shortages caused mismanagement and political infighting. Eventually, the massive cities became simply unsustainable to support, and the dragons were able to claim most of the husks without a fight. The largest of these cities escaped becoming simply a ruin as the old town was eventually absorbed into the outskirts of Thinis.

The maniraptors, living almost entirely as divided, nomadic bands, began to settle down as the watchful eye of the dragons disapproved of raiding and stealing what could instead fill the dragons' coffers. Many settled in "protected towns", the ones spared from the raids. These were the few places that did not have an overwhelming distrust of the raptors. Others fled even further into the wilds, living as isolated tribes.

As the dominance of the dinosaur-morphs fell, many were transformed to morphs matching their former underlings. Former ruling families were often forced by their former subjects, as a ultimate humiliation by being brought down to the level of the "small folk". Others chose to transform, or were pressured, in order the fit in better with the lizard, bird and mammal-morphs surrounding them. Some saw it as their best chance of a fresh start, or as penance for failing to preserve their dynasty. Many dragon-morphs disapproved of having the dinosaur-morphs walking around as a potential rival, and offered subsequent generations of dinosaur-morphs a comfortable life if they quietly accepted a transformation potion and a cushy position in government. Over many, many years, the dinosaur-morphs disappeared almost entirely outside of small remote, isolated communities.

=== Re-Emergence ===
Around fifty years ago, dragon-morphs fell from their privileged positions after their failed challenge against Lisophia, resulting in most withdrawing to the most remote regions of Lilith's domain and trading their riches for farming equipment. It seems unlikely, however, that the dinosaur-morphs, or another powerful mortal morph may again reach the same level of power, at least in the short term. The demonic powers that be seem to desire more direct control over the realm, instead of allowing a powerful mortal race to take power at a low level.

Nevertheless, the dinosaur-morphs are slowly re-emerging into the world at large. Settlers expanding outwards from the crowded Dominion urban agglomeration find that well-established farms and ranches cover most of the Foloi Fields, and delve deeper into the jungle and woods. Discoveries (or more accurately, rediscoveries) of morph species long forgotten are frequently announced as explorers make contact with isolated communities. Among these are, of course, the many dinosaur-morph species. Without the shadow of the dragon-morphs over the world, dinosaurs are beginning to re-enter society as they are, and as they were so many years ago.

Additionally, there is the odd phenomenon of "primal reversion" occurring in some groups of morph. On very rare occasions, lizard or bird-morph parents will produce a dinosaur-morph offspring. As yet, not pattern has been discovered of the relation between the parents' species and the offspring's, other than a vague taxonomic relation. The underlying arcane mechanism responsible is also unknown. It is rumored that these anomalous births correspond to certain artifacts and fossils being dug up in archeological and paleontology sites. This same phenomenon also occurs in feline-morphs producing sabertooth offspring, and thylacines being born to quolls, and other extinct or near-extinct species reappearing in related species' litters.

The battlefields of the dinosaur era are scattered widely throughout the land. Arcane-fossilzed bones, weapons, treasure, and other artifacts are common finds when farmers till and plow their fields. Wealthy mortals with an interest in history sponsor the occasional archeological dig, uncovering these artifacts in a more systematic manner. Demons, many having lived through these times, are less interested in the history than in the chance to perhaps recover an amusing souvenir. When an enchanted artifact of great power is unearthed, it often sparks public interest in ancient dinosaur culture among reptile and avian morphs. Overnight, a farming town may metamorphose into a dinosaur village from so many enthusiasts transforming themselves to match their new fixation. These towns also report a wave of "primal reversion" births, though it's entirely possible it's just people taking their new dinosaur bodies for a roll in the hay.

==== Re-Emergence, Short Version ====
After the fall of the dragon-morphs, dinosaurs began to re-emerge. As settlers pushed into the remote corners the the land, they rediscovered lost villages of dinosaurs. By a strange phenomenon of "primal reversion", dinosaur-morphs are occasionally born to avian and reptilian parents. Finds of enchanted archeological artifacts and partially-fossilized bones inspire fanatics to transform themselves into their favorite dinosaur species. It is even rumored that these unearthed treasures somehow spark spontaneous transformation and "primal reversions", though this might just be tall tales designed to get into someone's pants.

=== Modern Dinosaurs ===
Whether from relict villages, anomalously born, or transformed, dinosaur-morphs often feel out of place in modern society. For one, the larger bodied-species find it awkward living in cities and buildings designed for much smaller people. An instinct to conquer or dominate the "small folk" around them served dinosaurs well in the ancient past, but in modern times, attempts to climb over others are brushed off, or stifled from demons above them. Large carnivores, like theropod-morphs, can find work as bodyguards, bouncers and dominatrices where their intimidating appearance and physique is an asset. Large herbivores use their immense strength and size in construction, and as living platforms for smaller morphs to get around or get to high places. Smaller dinosaurs, whether herbivore or carnivore, blend more easily into the milieu of average-sized morphs and have the least social and ergonomic awkwardness.

Modding:Inkscape for LT

2024-06-05T07:25:14Z

Sightglass: /* Color Palette */ Palette usage also in weapons, etc.

[This document was originally written by Solace (solace2358) on the LT Discord. It has been adapted to wiki markup.]

'''''Don’t use the autotrace feature.'''''

This guide explains some aspects of XML files associated with SVG images, but for the most part XMLs can be learned about from the templates in LTs game files.

Canvas size for LT SVGs should be 256 x 256. If you open an SVG file in notepad or other text-editing apps, you can see the data that builds the image. Among that data, you should see: <code>viewBox="0 0 256 256"</code>

Viewbox errors lead to the image not being properly sized or placed in the item box in-game. '''The easiest way to avoid this is to save an existing SVG file under a new name and edit within that canvas.'''

== Setting Up ==

=== Color Palette ===
Clothing can be coloured any way you like, but if you'd like the player to be able to dye your clothing {{Color|#f59b42|[*Note: weapons, tattoos and species icons use this same color replacement palette]}}, you can specify available colors.

PrimaryColours, secondaryColours, and tertiaryColours can all spawn in as a default color, while their 'Dye' counterparts are only available if the player chooses to dye the clothing in that color. The game detects specific color values, and recolors them to the value chosen by the player.

These values are as follows:
{| class="wikitable"
|Red is used as base color for changing the primary color of the graphic in-game, and for most items the game will only recognise and change the following colors:
|Orange is used as base color for changing the secondary color of the graphic in-game, and the game will only recognise and change the following colors:
|Yellow is used as base color for changing the tertiary color of the graphic in-game, and the game will only recognise and change the following colors:
|-style="color:#000000;text-align:center;"
|style="background-color:#ff2a2a;width=33%;"|#ff2a2a
|style="background-color:#ff7f2a;width=33%;"|#ff7f2a
|style="background-color:#ffd42a;width=33%;"|#ffd42a
|-style="color:#000000;text-align:center;"
|style="background-color:#ff5555;"|#ff5555
|style="background-color:#ff9955;"|#ff9955
|style="background-color:#ffdd55;"|#ffdd55
|-style="color:#000000;text-align:center;"
|style="background-color:#ff8080;"|#ff8080
|style="background-color:#ffb380;"|#ffb380
|style="background-color:#ffe680;"|#ffe680
|-style="color:#000000;text-align:center;"
|style="background-color:#ffaaaa;"|#ffaaaa
|style="background-color:#ffccaa;"|#ffccaa
|style="background-color:#ffeeaa;"|#ffeeaa
|-style="color:#000000;text-align:center;"
|style="background-color:#ffd5d5;"|#ffd5d5
|style="background-color:#ffe6d5;"|#ffe6d5
|style="background-color:#fff6d5;"|#fff6d5
|}
The darker the shade of each color is in the SVG file, the darker the color applied in-game will appear. This can be used to apply shadows as well as indicate depth. Typically, the closer something is to the foreground, the brighter the shade will be used, and the farther something is from the foreground, the darker the shade will be used. Example:
[[File:Color Palette Example Shirt.png|none|thumb|300x300px|In this example, the 2nd lightest shade of primaryColour is used for the base tone, the middle shade of primaryColour is used for the buttons to make them stand out from the base, and the darkest shade of primaryColour is used to indicate the back/inside of the shirt.]]
The specific values for weapons and patterns are slightly different. All of the necessary colors for LT are in a document in my Google Drive, next to this tutorial document, called “lt-colors.gpl”.

After downloading that .gpl file, you’ll need to add it to InkScape. The likely file path for this is:<blockquote>Local Disc (C:) → Program Files → InkScape → share → inkscape → palettes</blockquote>Place the “lt-colors.gpl” file inside of the “palettes” folder, and open InkScape. In InkScape, click the 3 horizontal lines icon at the bottom right of the workspace.

[[File:Inkscape Add Palette Screenshot.png|750x750px]]

A list of available palettes will appear. Find and select “Lilith’s Throne.” Now the available colors at the bottom of the workspace should be as they appear in the image above. If you hover the cursor over any of the colors, it will tell you what type of item in LT it is meant for, and whether it is Primary, Secondary, Tertiary, or Damage Type (for weapons).

With any object selected in InkScape, you can left-click on a color from the palette to fill the selected object with that color. You can also right-click on the color in the palette list to fill the stroke of the selected object with that color.

== Drawing ==

=== Fundamentals ===
InkScape is a vector-based drawing software. The file format for vector images that LT uses is “.svg” which stands for “scalable vector graphic.” Vector images are scalable because they are defined mathematically. As a result, no matter how much you scale a vector image up or down, it will look the same.

Comparatively, most digital artists are familiar with raster images. These are constructed out of pixels which are not naturally scalable. If you scale a raster image up, it will appear blurry as it tries to add pixels between the ones that are already present. If you scale a raster image down, it will lose pixels and become far less clear.
[[File:Vector vs Raster.png|none|thumb|Vector images vs Raster images, with common file types]]
Additionally, a well-optimized vector image will have a much smaller file size than standard raster images and impact the loading time of LT far less.

=== General InkScape Tutorials ===
The following links lead to basic tutorials written by the developers of InkScape:

* [https://inkscape.org/doc/tutorials/basic/tutorial-basic.html Software Basics]
* [https://inkscape.org/doc/tutorials/shapes/tutorial-shapes.html Shapes]
* [https://inkscape.org/doc/tutorials/advanced/tutorial-advanced.html Paths]

=== LT Tips and Tricks ===
As a reminder, the smaller the file size of an SVG image, the less of an impact it will have on the loading times of the game. Another thing to keep in mind is that while vector images are infinitely scalable without losing detail, the actual icons shown to the player in the game are only so big. Oftentimes, it is easy to remove excess detail from an item icon and still communicate the core features of the item.

One such detail is zippers. Below are examples of simplification of a zipper. The image on the right is representative of the scale that the zippers would be visible in-game, especially as a detail on a pocket or zipper fly.
{| class="wikitable"
|+
|[[File:Zipper Simplifications.png|none|thumb|Zipper Simplification]]
|[[File:Zipper Simplifications.png|none|thumb|100x100px|Representation in-game]]
|}
The simpler designs still communicate the imagery of a zipper, but have far fewer nodes and thus less information to calculate.

Even though vector image files are already generally smaller than raster image files, there still exists some comments and metadata inside the .svg files from InkScape whose information is not necessary to run in LT. When you have completely finished with a drawing for an item icon, the file should be optimized.

{{color|#d4464f|[ [[User:Sightglass]]: It is recommended to use the command-line SVGO utility instead of the in-Inkscape optimizer. See the section below for [[#SVGO]] ]}}

{{color|#d4464f|Optimization can be done directly from InkScape. To do so, save the file as (ctrl+shift+s), and then in the drop-down box for file types to save as select “Optimized SVG.” A box will pop up with configuration settings for your optimized SVG.}}
* {{color|#d4464f|Under the Options tab, uncheck the box labeled “Collapse groups.”}}
* {{color|#d4464f|Under the IDs tab, uncheck the box labeled “Shorten IDs.”}}
* {{color|#d4464f|If you plan on making clothing which can have patterns applied to them, then type “patternLayer” into the box labeled “Preserve the following IDs.”}}
{{color|#d4464f|Those settings will stay the same in the future, so you only need to make those changes once. Your new optimized SVG should be anywhere from 25-50% smaller than it was before.}}

Given the limited size available to icons in-game, not only is choosing which details to include important. It is also important to choose how some details are emphasized over others. This is easily done with stroke thickness. In general, the outline of an object has the thickest stroke, and details get smaller strokes the smaller the detail.

[[File:Shorts and Line Weight.png|400x400px]]

In this example, the outline of the overall object is '''1 thickness'''. The belt loops, wrinkles, and internal seams are '''0.5 thickness'''. I generally try to use only two or three different thicknesses so that it is easier to keep track of groups of lines. Stitching can be either the same thickness as the outline or the internal details, depending on what looks better for the object. Some clothing has more visible stitching than others. In this example, the stitching is between the two, at '''0.75 thickness'''.

To make modifying your objects easier, I recommend going into:<blockquote>edit → preferences → behavior → transforms</blockquote>and unchecking “scale stroke width.” This will keep the stroke thickness the same regardless of scaling the object. Otherwise, you will end up with different stroke thicknesses containing values with several decimal places.

[[File:Inkscape Scale stroke width Setting.png|800x800px]]

=== SVGO ===
[This section is not included in the original document from Solace. Added by [[User:Sightglass]]]

SVG Optimizer (SVGO) is a command-line application for cleaning up SVG files, removing unneeded or hidden elements, defaults, etc. to decrease file size and improve rendering times without impacting the actual image as displayed. For use with LT, you will need SVGO v1.3.2, and the svgoConfig.yml, found on the github repository here: https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/svgoConfig.yml {{Color|#FFAA00|Note: The installation instructions at the top of the linked yml file are incorrect. It is necessary to specify the SVGO version with "@1.3.2", as reading YML files was removed in a later version.}}

To use SVGO, Node.js (<nowiki>https://nodejs.org/en/</nowiki>) is required. It can then be installed using <code>npm install -g svgo@1.3.2</code> from the command line. Usage follows with <code>svgo --config=svgoConfig.yml target.svg</code>, where absolute paths may be required if the config file or the target file are not located in the current working directory. The target may also be a directory.

=== Gradients ===
Gradients can be applied to achieve a variety of visual effects. The most common of these is shading. This helps add some depth to otherwise flat looking images.
{| class="wikitable"
|style="width: 25%"|[[File:Shirt No Gradient Raw.png|276x276px]]
|style="width: 25%"|[[File:Shirt No Gradient Ingame.png]]
|style="width: 25%"|[[File:Shirt Gradient Raw.png|276x276px]]
|style="width: 25%"|[[File:Shirt Gradient Ingame.png]]
|-
| colspan="2" |With no gradient applied, where the second lightest primaryColour value is uniformly used.
| colspan="2" |With a gradient applied spanning from bottom to top, where the middle primaryColour value is used at the bottom and the second lightest primaryColour value is used at the top.
|}
Contrary to what it says in the LT template files, you can make gradients out of any of the color values that LT is able to read onto images. They do not need to be named. You can draw the direction of a gradient on any selected object with the gradient tool (G). Under the “Fill and Stroke” tab (Shift+Ctrl+F) you can modify the gradient. '''Only linear and radial gradients will show up properly in LTs image rendering.'''
[[File:Gradient Stops Screenshot.png|none|thumb|The gradient submenu in Inkscape]]
You can add more values to a gradient than the start and end, called “stops,” by double clicking on the sliding bar above. If desired, the stops on a gradient can be from primary, secondary, and/or tertiary values at the same time. Gradients make a file larger than solid shades of a color value.

=== Clothing ===
Clothing in LT is typically drawn from a straight-on front view. There are rare exceptions where the details of the back of an article of clothing are more important to emphasize than the front.

Examples:
{| class="wikitable"
|[[File:Color Palette Example Shirt.png|none|thumb|Typical front view]]
|[[File:Solace Three-Quarters View Example.png|none|thumb|¾ view to emphasize backless detail]]
|}
In the 2nd example, a mannequin has also been used to give a better sense of the perspective. Mannequins in clothing icons can be useful for maintaining visual continuity of shapes of clothing. Some clothing lacks elements like sleeves, or feature cutouts that do not have the same silhouette as a full-coverage garment. The silhouette of these garments alone can appear strange without a body wearing them. At the same time, the inclusion of a mannequin in the final clothing icon can also be limiting to players' mental image of the body type of their character. Regardless, in all cases, mannequins are useful for drawing clothing with proper proportions. This is especially true if the reference image for a piece of clothing is at an angle or has bizarre proportions (this is likely the case for clothing from art/anime).
{| class="wikitable"
|[[File:Mannequins for Clothing.png|none|thumb|Mannequins]]
|[[File:Mannequins with Clothing.png|none|thumb|Clothing drawn on mannequins]]
|[[File:Clothing Without Mannequins.png|none|thumb|Clothing after mannequins are removed]]
|}
The mannequin models shown in the example above are available in my Google Doc, next to this tutorial. Note: Bodies do not scale proportionally as BMI increases. The mannequin models can be edited to reflect differently sized bodies if desired, but to do so properly requires more work than simply linearly scaling the models.

Most clothing is symmetrical, and it is generally easier to draw half of a garment and then mirror that half and combine them. This is another reason that drawing a front-view is recommended.

==== Patterns ====
If you want a piece of clothing to be able to have patterns applied to it, there needs to be a layer in the SVG called “patternLayer” with the part of the item that will show the pattern.

[[File:Shirt Gradient Raw.png|274x274px]][[File:Solace Pattern Shirt Example.png]]

Nothing needs to be done in the XML file unless you want to set default patterns. When a pattern is selected, the dyeable color options from the pattern itself will be presented. This is independent of dyeable color options in the item XML.

The layer named “patternLayer” which contains the part of the item that can have a pattern applied to it needs to be one single joined object with solid color. In InkScape, you can manage layers by selecting “Layers and Objects” under the layers tab, or pressing Shift+Ctrl+L
[[File:Inkscape Pattern Layer.png|none|frame]]
I organize objects for patternable clothing like this. The patternLayer is the only '''layer''' that I specify, everything else is in groups. The groups do not have to be named, but for the sake of demonstration they are named in this file.
{| class="wikitable"
|+In order from front to back, the objects above are layered like this:
|[[File:Shirt Detail Layer.png|none|thumb|Small details like wrinkles, stitching, and seams that are excluded from the outline.]]
|[[File:Shirt Outline Layer.png|none|thumb|The patternLayer cannot have a gradient applied to it, so shading can be done with a transparent black gradient on top of the patternLayer. This gradient spans from bottom to top, and is 15% opacity at the bottom and 0% opacity at the top.]]
|[[File:Shirt patternLayer.png|none|thumb|The patternLayer needs to be one single joined object with solid color applied.]]
|[[File:Shirt Back Layer.png|none|thumb|This is the back/interior of the item. This is no different than a non-patternable item.]]
|}
When creating your own pattern, a different set of colors needs to be used for the game to read and translate the file into dyeable colors.
{| class="wikitable"
|These are the primary colors:
|These are the secondary colors:
|And these are the tertiary colors:
|- style="color:#000000;text-align:center;"
| style="background-color:#c83737;width=33%" |#c83737
| style="background-color:#c87137;width=33%" |#c87137
| style="background-color:#c8ab37;width=33%" |#c8ab37
|- style="color:#000000;text-align:center;"
| style="background-color:#d35f5f;" |#d35f5f
| style="background-color:#d38d5f;" |#d38d5f
| style="background-color:#d3bc5f;" |#d3bc5f
|- style="color:#000000;text-align:center;"
| style="background-color:#de8787;" |#de8787
| style="background-color:#deaa87;" |#deaa87
| style="background-color:#decd87;" |#decd87
|- style="color:#000000;text-align:center;"
| style="background-color:#e9afaf;" |#e9afaf
| style="background-color:#e9c6af;" |#e9c6af
| style="background-color:#e9ddaf;" |#e9ddaf
|- style="color:#000000;text-align:center;"
| style="background-color:#f4d7d7;" |#f4d7d7
| style="background-color:#f4e3d7;" |#f4e3d7
| style="background-color:#f4eed7;" |#f4eed7
|}
Colors do not need to be specified in the XML file for the pattern. The presence of primary, secondary, or tertiary hues in the SVG file will automatically present you with the appropriate color options in-game when the pattern is applied to an item.

Components of the pattern do not need to be in separate layers, but each component should be a single joined object. Even if elements that are the same color are not touching, they can be joined into a single object. This is different from grouping objects.
{| class="wikitable"
|[[File:Houndstooth Pattern Foreground.png|none|thumb|Foreground (Primary Color)]]
|[[File:Houndstooth Pattern Background.png|none|thumb|Background (Secondary Color)]]
|[[File:Houndstooth Pattern Combined.png|none|thumb|Combined pattern pieces]]
|}
Very little information is necessary in the XML of a pattern. Here is the XML information for the above pattern:<blockquote><?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?>

<pattern>

<name><![CDATA[houndstooth]]></name>

<defaultPattern>true</defaultPattern>

<patternName>houndstooth.svg</patternName>
</pattern></blockquote>

==== Stickers ====
Stickers are secondary details that can be used to customize a clothing item without needing to have separate items. Examples of this would be graphics that are smaller or more specific than patterns, name tags, patches, pins, etc;
[[File:Solace Sticker Examples.png|none|thumb|Examples of stickers applied to two shirts]]
{| class="wikitable"
|+Each of these are separate files, not layers in the same file:
|block_tshirt_sticker.svg
|graphic.svg
|smily.svg
|-
|style="text-align: center;width: 33%"|[[File:Shirt No Gradient Raw.png|300x300px]]
|style="text-align: center;width: 33%"|[[File:Solace Sticker Example Graphic Design Is My Passion.png|300x300px]]
|style="text-align: center;width: 33%"|[[File:Solace Sticker Example Smily.png|300x300px]]
|-
|The base item file should look no different than an item that has no sticker options.
| colspan="2" |Stickers need to be placed on a canvas the same size as the base item, and in the proper position as they would appear on the item. The easiest way to do this is to draw the sticker on the base item, save a duplicate of that file as the sticker name, and then delete the base item from that new file.
Sticker’s dyeable colors are read from the same XML file as the base item. They should be secondary and/or tertiary colors as necessary.
|}
Sticker application is more complicated in the XML than patterns. This is the how the stickers for the above example are written in the XML:<blockquote> <stickers>

<category id="design" priority="1">

<categoryName><![CDATA[Design]]></categoryName>

{{Color|#B6D7A8|<nowiki><sticker id="none" priority="1" defaultSticker="true" zLayer="1"></nowiki>}}

{{Color|#B6D7A8|<stickerName><![CDATA[None]]></stickerName>}}

{{Color|#B6D7A8|<namePrefix/>}}

{{Color|#B6D7A8|<namePostfix/>}}

{{Color|#B6D7A8|<descriptionModification/>}}

{{Color|#B6D7A8|<imageName/>}}

{{Color|#B6D7A8|<itemTagsAdded/>}}

{{Color|#B6D7A8|<itemTagsRemoved/>}}

{{Color|#B6D7A8|<unavailabilityText/>}}

{{Color|#B6D7A8|<availabilityText/>}}

{{Color|#B6D7A8|</sticker>}}

<sticker id="graphic" priority="1" defaultSticker="false" zLayer="1" colourDisabled="" colourSelected="">

<stickerName><![CDATA[Graphic Design]]></stickerName>

<namePrefix/>

<namePostfix priority="1"><![CDATA[(graphic)]]></namePostfix>

<descriptionModification fullReplacement="false" priority="1"><![CDATA[ <nowiki>This t-shirt has a simple graphic applied to it.</nowiki>]]></descriptionModification>

<imageName zLayer="1" slot="TORSO_UNDER">graphic.svg</imageName>

<itemTagsAdded/>

<itemTagsRemoved/>

<unavailabilityText/>

<availabilityText/>

</sticker>

<sticker id="smily" priority="1" defaultSticker="false" zLayer="1" colourDisabled="" colourSelected="">

<stickerName><![CDATA[Smiley Face]]></stickerName>

<namePrefix/>

<namePostfix priority="1"><![CDATA[(smiley)]]></namePostfix>

<descriptionModification fullReplacement="false" priority="1"><![CDATA[ <nowiki>This t-shirt has a simple graphic applied to it.</nowiki>]]></descriptionModification>

<imageName zLayer="1" slot="TORSO_UNDER">smily.svg</imageName>

<itemTagsAdded/>

<itemTagsRemoved/>

<unavailabilityText/>

<availabilityText/>

</sticker>

</category>
</stickers></blockquote>Category id can be used to allow multiple sticker types on the same base item. See rental_mommy.xml in the game files for an example.

When stickers are used, if you want a “blank/none” option, that also needs to be specified. See the sticker id in green above.
[[File:'None' Sticker Option.png|none|frame|Sticker options as shown in the Dye menu from the inventory.]]
[[Category:Modding Guides]]
=== Weapons ===
Weapons in LT are divided into melee weapons and ranged weapons. Both types follow the same color rules, the only differences are in the XML files. Ranged weapons typically have an essence cost per attack.

In the XML of a weapon, there are spots for designating an equipped image and an unequipped image.
{| class="wikitable"
|[[File:Sword Unequipped SVG.png|400x400px]]
|[[File:Sword Equipped SVG.png|400x400px]]
|-
|[[File:Bow Unequipped SVG.png|400x400px]]
|[[File:Bow Equipped SVG.png|400x400px]]
|-
|Unequipped image
(Shown when the item is in a vendor’s inventory,

the player’s inventory, or in a storage inventory)
|Equipped image
(Shown when the item is actively

equipped in a character's hand)
|}
For a melee weapon, the unequipped image is typically in a sheath and the equipped image is unsheathed. If the weapon does not use a sheath (such as a bat or hammer), the equipped and unequipped images can be the same image.

For a ranged weapon, the unequipped image is typically unloaded and the equipped image is loaded.

The colors that weapons use are mostly the same as with clothing, but they are applied in different ways. The red shades are applied to the '''Damage Type''' of the weapon. In LT, blades of weapons are made of arcane energy to avoid causing real physical harm, so atypical colors are less abnormal. The available damage types that you can forge a weapon as must be designated in the weapon’s XML file.
{| class="wikitable"
|The red shades are applied to the '''Damage Type''' of the weapon.
|In place of red, orange is used as base color for changing the primary color of the graphic in-game.
|Yellow is used as base color for changing the secondary color of the graphic in-game.
|Green is added and used as base color for changing the tertiary color of the graphic in-game.
|- style="color:#000000;text-align:center;"
| style="background-color:#ff2a2a;width: 25%" |#ff2a2a
| style="background-color:#ff7f2a;width: 25%" |#ff7f2a
| style="background-color:#ffd42a;width: 25%" |#ffd42a
| style="background-color:#abc837;width: 25%" |#abc837
|- style="color:#000000;text-align:center;"
| style="background-color:#ff5555;" |#ff5555
| style="background-color:#ff9955;" |#ff9955
| style="background-color:#ffdd55;" |#ffdd55
| style="background-color:#bcd35f;" |#bcd35f
|- style="color:#000000;text-align:center;"
| style="background-color:#ff8080;" |#ff8080
| style="background-color:#ffb380;" |#ffb380
| style="background-color:#ffe680;" |#ffe680
| style="background-color:#cdde87;" |#cdde87
|- style="color:#000000;text-align:center;"
| style="background-color:#ffaaaa;" |#ffaaaa
| style="background-color:#ffccaa;" |#ffccaa
| style="background-color:#ffeeaa;" |#ffeeaa
| style="background-color:#dde9af;" |#dde9af
|- style="color:#000000;text-align:center;"
| style="background-color:#ffd5d5;" |#ffd5d5
| style="background-color:#ffe6d5;" |#ffe6d5
| style="background-color:#fff6d5;" |#fff6d5
| style="background-color:#eef4d7;" |#eef4d7
|}

=== Tattoos ===
Tattoos are the simplest objects to create in LT. They are just an image and a small XML.
[[File:Solace Tattoo Example.png|none|thumb|The colors used are the same for apparel, and they need to be specified in the XML like clothing.]]
=== Items ===
Items are not dyeable, so they should be coloured in InkScape exactly how they will appear in-game.

The most common items that are modded into LT are race items. These consist of a food item that offers temporary stat bonuses and can be enchanted into a transformation elixir, and a drink item that also offers temporary stat bonuses and can be enchanted into a potion that offers more temporary stat bonuses.

Food items are represented in whichever view shows the most relevant details. A bag or container of something is best represented from a front view, whereas a loose item or an item that sits on a plate or tray is often best represented from an angle looking down on it slightly.

[[File:Example Item Potato Chips.png]][[File:Example Item Cheese.png]]

Drink items are usually represented in a glass bottle, but any container is valid. Drink containers come in all shapes and sizes. The only thing to really consider is readability of labels, keeping in mind the in-game scale of image renders.

[[File:Example Item Bottle.png]][[File:Example Item Can.png]]

Race food and drink items have a background that is split into two pieces. Only one of each of these files is needed for multiple food and drink items.
{| class="wikitable"
|[[File:Background Bottom.png|none|thumb|This is the background bottom, it has a dyeable color that is specified in the XML file.]]
|[[File:Background Top.png|none|thumb|This is the background top, it is a static color that is the same for all items.]]
|}

=== Races ===
Race icons are similar to tattoos. These are the icons that are applied and viewable in a circular icon when viewing an NPC, as well as the icon applied to the cover of a book that describes the species and grants an attack bonus against the species when read.

They are a singular image per species and subspecies where applicable. They can be as detailed or simple as desired, but most base-game species icons are just a silhouette of the head, hand/paw of the creature or an item associated with the creature being defined. The most distinct feature of the race will be best.

Race icons just use the red primaryColour values and their in-game color is defined in an XML.

[[File:Example Race 1.png|300x300px]][[File:Example Race 2.png|300x300px]][[File:Example Race 3.png|300x300px]]

Modding:Sightglass Dino Lore

2024-05-30T07:41:16Z

Sightglass: /* Re-Emergence */

This is a lore document for Sightglass's (at time of writing, PLANNED) dinosaur race mod. This focuses on the history of the dinosaur-morphs in Lilith's Domain.
Pieces of this document are going to be split up among the races' encyclopedia entries.
=== Intro ===
In the very distant past, dinosaur-morphs were commonplace and dominated much of the wild areas outside of the at-the-time fledgling city of Dominion. With ravenous appetites for power, wealth, and pleasure, they carved out small fiefdoms lording over the smaller, squishier morphs. While nominally under the rule of Lilith and the demons, they were mostly free to conquer and rule as they saw fit, as long as they paid proper respect and tribute to the real ruling class. In fact, the highest levels of dinosaur societies were often half-demon dinosaur-morphs working for their demon parent. These dinosaur-lords would demand large tributes of food, treasure and slaves, threatening to flatten towns and cities if they did not receive absolute submission and satisfaction. The exact nature of their practices and the severity of the reign varied from place to place (and accounts vary greatly depending on the historian's feelings towards the dinosaurs).
=== Reign of the Dinosaurs ===
Large carnivores, such as theropod-morph dynasties, would terrorize their underlings into serving their every whim. Quickly conquering and subjugating neighboring areas, feeding their hunger with easily-exploited peoples, but not as concerned with keeping "spent" territory, these kingdoms built on plunder would grind their way through the forests and jungles through history, chewing up weaker areas while being eaten up by rivals on the other side in turn. At the time, the only real barrier containing them were the citadels of the large herbivore dinosaur-morphs. To any aspiring conqueror, even the smallest of those cities would be a enough of a prize to gather all others to their banner, and perhaps swallow the rest in turn. While there are records of these fortress-cities being conquered, it appears that in all cases the conquering carnivore king or queen would instead spend the rest of their life living in indolent indulgence, with their kingdom quickly disintegrating as their many, many offspring fought for power afterwards.

Herbivorous dinosaur kingdoms of the grasslands and deserts were reputed to be comparatively stable and gentle, especially compared to carnivores'. Pouring their wealth into grand public construction, the largest herbivore dinosaur families sought to gain prestige and loyalty through splendor, awe, and benevolence. Marvelous gardens, aqueduct and geyser-fed public baths, decadent brothels, luxurious palaces, and colossal amphitheaters were protected by high, unbreakable walls, promising safety and comfort in exchange for absolute obedience and loyalty. Despite their grandeur, it was not always grand. Competition between prominent sauropod, ankylosaur and stegosaur-morph families led to wild spending and mismanagement, while important infrastructure decayed from neglect. Rebellions over the resulting famines and disasters would be unceremoniously crushed, with the dissenters exiled to the exposed plains and easy pickings for bandits.

Maniraptors and pterosaurs, smaller carnivorous dinosaur-morphs, rarely formed permanent settlements. Bands of roving maniraptor-morphs would frequently splinter and diverge, reform and merge as they ravaged their way through jungles, woods and plains. Despite the large number of subspecies (or even perhaps because of it), raptor-morphs held a certain sort of camaraderie, and a shared contempt for "weak, soft" settled folk, so these bands were often composed of a wide array of different shaped and sized raptors. This allowed for a great deal of tactical flexibility in their raids, allowing them to attack effectively with different weaponry from many angles. Arriving in an area, they would extort the locals for "protection" by muscling out smaller isolated crews, while acting as little more than bandits themselves. Usually, they would stay only long enough to rearm, gather a load of food, and breed more raiders from the locals. Occasionally, the raptor-morphs would act as mercenaries and patrols for larger dinosaurs' kingdoms, in exchange for a steady supply of food, luxuries, weapons, and sex. These raptor enforcers would be given a very long leash and allowed to take liberties with how they operated (and liberties on how they treated their arrestees). Even so, as the crews grew, many would become dissatisfied and break off to return to freedom as a raiding horde.

=== Sexual Ceremonies ===
It seems it was a common practice the dinosaurs to sexually humiliate the subjects in seasonal ceremonies.

Large carnivores, such as the infamous Tyrannosaurus Rex, would force their subjects to "sacrifice" some of their own to be used as sex slaves, discarded when they were too traumatized, stretched or pregnant to be any more fun. They would most commonly target virgins, and would even invade weddings to ravage the newlyweds. Another common practice would be to wage mock wars against their already-conquered territory over the most trivial (or imagined) of slights as an excuse for violent sexual excess. Tyrannosaurus-morphs would notoriously go into such "battles" with slaves worn as living cocksleeves or dildos, violating them in front of their village or tribe. Afterwards, the subjugated people would reenact their original surrender by ritually cleaning their warlord's "armor" and "weapons". What this meant was they were forced to lick clean the unfortunate slave's holes or cock, and to take turns to worship their master's cock or pussy (or both). The "lucky" one who happened to bring the tyrant to orgasm would be taken as the next slave, to be used for next year's "battle".

Herbivores such as the sauropod-morphs, seeing themselves as more gentle rulers, would smother tribute-slaves under their oversized breasts, testicles or buttocks, using them as living seats and footrests. Favored servants would have their orifices elasticized and genitals enlarged to massive proportions with magic potions, to satisfy their overlord's massive cocks or pussies without discomfort. Symbolically, this was supposed to represent the great burden of rulership, and the fact that only the titanic dinosaur rulers were both great and merciful to bear it. It seems that compared to the carnivores, they did not have any trouble finding "volunteers".

After a successful raid, the defeated villages would be gathered to watch the raptors party and fuck over a pile of loot. After they were satisfied with each other, they would then turn their attention to their captives, walking among them and bickering, taking some as slaves, taking others on the spot for some more sexual relief. Despite their disdain for the "weakness" of settled peoples, maniraptor-morphs seemed to have respect for strong opponents they fought. Occasionally, one or two captives who fought particularly skillfully or bravely would be picked out of the crowd and declared "contenders". Those chosen would be dosed with a unique potion, the "storm brew", that would bring them to a rut or heat similar to that brought about by exposure to an arcane storm. Surrounding the dazed captive, the raiders would dance, gyrate, moan, tease, whatever they could think of to entice them. In this state, they were given an offer: if they could resist falling to lust, the warband would forever leave that town alone. Almost inevitably though, their will would break and they would mindlessly breed with enemies. As a tool to erode defenders' morale, it seems to have been very effective. Whole towns, after repeated losses and becoming increasingly populated by raptors, would be absorbed wholesale. On the other hand, it seems that if the the "contender" managed to hold out, the raptors would keep their word and never again raid them. Several towns are noted to have gotten this protection, going untouched for the entirety of this period. There are even stories of bands of raptors coming by to pay "tribute" and politely ask to be bred by the Contender or their relatives. In other cases, raptor raiding parties would come to the aid of these towns against other threats, usually larger predatory dinosaur-morphs. In some cases a rogue raptor band would be singled out and hunted by others if they menaced these protected settlements. Several historic towns that would eventually merge into the city of Elis have stories gaining this protection, but this particular case seems apocryphal.

=== Downfall ===
Despite being immensely intimidating and physically powerful, dinosaurs were slowly edged out by the rise of the dragons. Not only were the dragons able to match them physically, but they had powerful magic and the backing of the powerful Elder Lilin, Lisophia.

The carnivore dinosaurs (especially the theropods) were the first to fall to the dragons. With their reigns being built on brutality and conquest, those they had subjugated saw an opportunity, and saw the dragons' reign as being (potentially) being less violently sadistic. Uprisings against them sprouted up almost constantly, keeping the various dinosaur warlords distracted as the dragons methodically picked them off one by one. In addition, the distrust between rival domains mean that the dragons could easy play one warlord off of another.

The herbivorous dinosaur kingdoms, while being heavily fortified and having an ostensibly stable society, was not immune to the dragons either. Under the surface, the ruling families were deeply competitive and divided. During a moments of particular intrigue in the high courts, the dragons took the opportunity to seize the relatively undefended flatlands around the cities, nibbling away chunks of vulnerable territory. As they lost territory, the supply of vital supplies to the citadels slowly but surely dwindled from a river to a trickle, magnifying the issues with neglected infrastructure and shortages caused mismanagement and political infighting. Eventually, the massive cities became simply unsustainable to support, and the dragons were able to claim most of the husks without a fight. The largest of these cities escaped becoming simply a ruin as the old town was eventually absorbed into the outskirts of Thinis.

The maniraptors, living almost entirely as divided, nomadic bands, began to settle down as the watchful eye of the dragons disapproved of raiding and stealing what could instead fill the dragons' coffers. Many settled in "protected towns", the ones spared from the raids. These were the few places that did not have an overwhelming distrust of the raptors. Others fled even further into the wilds, living as isolated tribes.

As the dominance of the dinosaur-morphs fell, many were transformed to morphs matching their former underlings. Former ruling families were often forced by their former subjects, as a ultimate humiliation by being brought down to the level of the "small folk". Others chose to transform, or were pressured, in order the fit in better with the lizard, bird and mammal-morphs surrounding them. Some saw it as their best chance of a fresh start, or as penance for failing to preserve their dynasty. Many dragon-morphs disapproved of having the dinosaur-morphs walking around as a potential rival, and offered subsequent generations of dinosaur-morphs a comfortable life if they quietly accepted a transformation potion and a cushy position in government. Over many, many years, the dinosaur-morphs disappeared almost entirely outside of small remote, isolated communities.

=== Re-Emergence ===
Around fifty years ago, dragon-morphs fell from their privileged positions after their failed challenge against Lisophia, resulting in most withdrawing to the most remote regions of Lilith's domain and trading their riches for farming equipment. It seems unlikely, however, that the dinosaur-morphs, or another powerful mortal morph may again reach the same level of power, at least in the short term. The demonic powers that be seem to desire more direct control over the realm, instead of allowing a powerful mortal race to take power at a low level.

Nevertheless, the dinosaur-morphs are slowly re-emerging into the world at large. Settlers expanding outwards from the crowded Dominion urban agglomeration find that well-established farms and ranches cover most of the Foloi Fields, and delve deeper into the jungle and woods. Discoveries (or more accurately, rediscoveries) of morph species long forgotten are frequently announced as explorers make contact with isolated communities. Among these are, of course, the many dinosaur-morph species. Without the shadow of the dragon-morphs over the world, dinosaurs are beginning to re-enter society as they are, and as they were so many years ago.

Additionally, there is the odd phenomenon of "primal reversion" occurring in some groups of morph. On very rare occasions, lizard or bird-morph parents will produce a dinosaur-morph offspring. As yet, not pattern has been discovered of the relation between the parents' species and the offspring's, other than a vague taxonomic relation. The underlying arcane mechanism responsible is also unknown. It is rumored that these anomalous births correspond to certain artifacts and fossils being dug up in archeological and paleontology sites. This same phenomenon also occurs in feline-morphs producing sabertooth offspring, and thylacines being born to quolls, and other extinct or near-extinct species reappearing in related species' litters.

The battlefields of the dinosaur era are scattered widely throughout the land. Arcane-fossilzed bones, weapons, treasure, and other artifacts are common finds when farmers till and plow their fields. Wealthy mortals with an interest in history sponsor the occasional archeological dig, uncovering these artifacts in a more systematic manner. Demons, many having lived through these times, are less interested in the history than in the chance to perhaps recover an amusing souvenir. When an enchanted artifact of great power is unearthed, it often sparks public interest in ancient dinosaur culture among reptile and avian morphs. Overnight, a farming town may metamorphose into a dinosaur village from so many enthusiasts transforming themselves to match their new fixation. These towns also report a wave of "primal reversion" births, though it's entirely possible it's just people taking their new dinosaur bodies for a roll in the hay.

==== Re-Emergence, Short Version ====
After the fall of the dragon-morphs, dinosaurs began to re-emerge. As settlers pushed into the remote corners the the land, they rediscovered lost villages of dinosaurs. By a strange phenomenon of "primal reversion", dinosaur-morphs are occasionally born to avian and reptilian parents. Finds of enchanted archeological artifacts and partially-fossilized bones inspire fanatics to transform themselves into their favorite dinosaur species. It is even rumored that these unearthed treasures somehow spontaneous transformation and "primal reversions", though this might just tall tales designed to get into someone's pants.

=== Modern Dinosaurs ===
Whether from relict villages, anomalously born, or transformed, dinosaur-morphs often feel out of place in modern society. For one, the larger bodied-species find it awkward living in cities and buildings designed for much smaller people. An instinct to conquer or dominate the "small folk" around them served dinosaurs well in the ancient past, but in modern times, attempts to climb over others are brushed off, or stifled from demons above them. Large carnivores, like theropod-morphs, can find work as bodyguards, bouncers and dominatrices where their intimidating appearance and physique is an asset. Large herbivores use their immense strength and size in construction, and as living platforms for smaller morphs to get around or get to high places. Smaller dinosaurs, whether herbivore or carnivore, blend more easily into the milieu of average-sized morphs and have the least social and ergonomic awkwardness.

Modding:Sightglass Dino Lore

2024-05-30T07:26:17Z

Sightglass: Modern Dinosaurs

This is a lore document for Sightglass's (at time of writing, PLANNED) dinosaur race mod. This focuses on the history of the dinosaur-morphs in Lilith's Domain.
Pieces of this document are going to be split up among the races' encyclopedia entries.
=== Intro ===
In the very distant past, dinosaur-morphs were commonplace and dominated much of the wild areas outside of the at-the-time fledgling city of Dominion. With ravenous appetites for power, wealth, and pleasure, they carved out small fiefdoms lording over the smaller, squishier morphs. While nominally under the rule of Lilith and the demons, they were mostly free to conquer and rule as they saw fit, as long as they paid proper respect and tribute to the real ruling class. In fact, the highest levels of dinosaur societies were often half-demon dinosaur-morphs working for their demon parent. These dinosaur-lords would demand large tributes of food, treasure and slaves, threatening to flatten towns and cities if they did not receive absolute submission and satisfaction. The exact nature of their practices and the severity of the reign varied from place to place (and accounts vary greatly depending on the historian's feelings towards the dinosaurs).
=== Reign of the Dinosaurs ===
Large carnivores, such as theropod-morph dynasties, would terrorize their underlings into serving their every whim. Quickly conquering and subjugating neighboring areas, feeding their hunger with easily-exploited peoples, but not as concerned with keeping "spent" territory, these kingdoms built on plunder would grind their way through the forests and jungles through history, chewing up weaker areas while being eaten up by rivals on the other side in turn. At the time, the only real barrier containing them were the citadels of the large herbivore dinosaur-morphs. To any aspiring conqueror, even the smallest of those cities would be a enough of a prize to gather all others to their banner, and perhaps swallow the rest in turn. While there are records of these fortress-cities being conquered, it appears that in all cases the conquering carnivore king or queen would instead spend the rest of their life living in indolent indulgence, with their kingdom quickly disintegrating as their many, many offspring fought for power afterwards.

Herbivorous dinosaur kingdoms of the grasslands and deserts were reputed to be comparatively stable and gentle, especially compared to carnivores'. Pouring their wealth into grand public construction, the largest herbivore dinosaur families sought to gain prestige and loyalty through splendor, awe, and benevolence. Marvelous gardens, aqueduct and geyser-fed public baths, decadent brothels, luxurious palaces, and colossal amphitheaters were protected by high, unbreakable walls, promising safety and comfort in exchange for absolute obedience and loyalty. Despite their grandeur, it was not always grand. Competition between prominent sauropod, ankylosaur and stegosaur-morph families led to wild spending and mismanagement, while important infrastructure decayed from neglect. Rebellions over the resulting famines and disasters would be unceremoniously crushed, with the dissenters exiled to the exposed plains and easy pickings for bandits.

Maniraptors and pterosaurs, smaller carnivorous dinosaur-morphs, rarely formed permanent settlements. Bands of roving maniraptor-morphs would frequently splinter and diverge, reform and merge as they ravaged their way through jungles, woods and plains. Despite the large number of subspecies (or even perhaps because of it), raptor-morphs held a certain sort of camaraderie, and a shared contempt for "weak, soft" settled folk, so these bands were often composed of a wide array of different shaped and sized raptors. This allowed for a great deal of tactical flexibility in their raids, allowing them to attack effectively with different weaponry from many angles. Arriving in an area, they would extort the locals for "protection" by muscling out smaller isolated crews, while acting as little more than bandits themselves. Usually, they would stay only long enough to rearm, gather a load of food, and breed more raiders from the locals. Occasionally, the raptor-morphs would act as mercenaries and patrols for larger dinosaurs' kingdoms, in exchange for a steady supply of food, luxuries, weapons, and sex. These raptor enforcers would be given a very long leash and allowed to take liberties with how they operated (and liberties on how they treated their arrestees). Even so, as the crews grew, many would become dissatisfied and break off to return to freedom as a raiding horde.

=== Sexual Ceremonies ===
It seems it was a common practice the dinosaurs to sexually humiliate the subjects in seasonal ceremonies.

Large carnivores, such as the infamous Tyrannosaurus Rex, would force their subjects to "sacrifice" some of their own to be used as sex slaves, discarded when they were too traumatized, stretched or pregnant to be any more fun. They would most commonly target virgins, and would even invade weddings to ravage the newlyweds. Another common practice would be to wage mock wars against their already-conquered territory over the most trivial (or imagined) of slights as an excuse for violent sexual excess. Tyrannosaurus-morphs would notoriously go into such "battles" with slaves worn as living cocksleeves or dildos, violating them in front of their village or tribe. Afterwards, the subjugated people would reenact their original surrender by ritually cleaning their warlord's "armor" and "weapons". What this meant was they were forced to lick clean the unfortunate slave's holes or cock, and to take turns to worship their master's cock or pussy (or both). The "lucky" one who happened to bring the tyrant to orgasm would be taken as the next slave, to be used for next year's "battle".

Herbivores such as the sauropod-morphs, seeing themselves as more gentle rulers, would smother tribute-slaves under their oversized breasts, testicles or buttocks, using them as living seats and footrests. Favored servants would have their orifices elasticized and genitals enlarged to massive proportions with magic potions, to satisfy their overlord's massive cocks or pussies without discomfort. Symbolically, this was supposed to represent the great burden of rulership, and the fact that only the titanic dinosaur rulers were both great and merciful to bear it. It seems that compared to the carnivores, they did not have any trouble finding "volunteers".

After a successful raid, the defeated villages would be gathered to watch the raptors party and fuck over a pile of loot. After they were satisfied with each other, they would then turn their attention to their captives, walking among them and bickering, taking some as slaves, taking others on the spot for some more sexual relief. Despite their disdain for the "weakness" of settled peoples, maniraptor-morphs seemed to have respect for strong opponents they fought. Occasionally, one or two captives who fought particularly skillfully or bravely would be picked out of the crowd and declared "contenders". Those chosen would be dosed with a unique potion, the "storm brew", that would bring them to a rut or heat similar to that brought about by exposure to an arcane storm. Surrounding the dazed captive, the raiders would dance, gyrate, moan, tease, whatever they could think of to entice them. In this state, they were given an offer: if they could resist falling to lust, the warband would forever leave that town alone. Almost inevitably though, their will would break and they would mindlessly breed with enemies. As a tool to erode defenders' morale, it seems to have been very effective. Whole towns, after repeated losses and becoming increasingly populated by raptors, would be absorbed wholesale. On the other hand, it seems that if the the "contender" managed to hold out, the raptors would keep their word and never again raid them. Several towns are noted to have gotten this protection, going untouched for the entirety of this period. There are even stories of bands of raptors coming by to pay "tribute" and politely ask to be bred by the Contender or their relatives. In other cases, raptor raiding parties would come to the aid of these towns against other threats, usually larger predatory dinosaur-morphs. In some cases a rogue raptor band would be singled out and hunted by others if they menaced these protected settlements. Several historic towns that would eventually merge into the city of Elis have stories gaining this protection, but this particular case seems apocryphal.

=== Downfall ===
Despite being immensely intimidating and physically powerful, dinosaurs were slowly edged out by the rise of the dragons. Not only were the dragons able to match them physically, but they had powerful magic and the backing of the powerful Elder Lilin, Lisophia.

The carnivore dinosaurs (especially the theropods) were the first to fall to the dragons. With their reigns being built on brutality and conquest, those they had subjugated saw an opportunity, and saw the dragons' reign as being (potentially) being less violently sadistic. Uprisings against them sprouted up almost constantly, keeping the various dinosaur warlords distracted as the dragons methodically picked them off one by one. In addition, the distrust between rival domains mean that the dragons could easy play one warlord off of another.

The herbivorous dinosaur kingdoms, while being heavily fortified and having an ostensibly stable society, was not immune to the dragons either. Under the surface, the ruling families were deeply competitive and divided. During a moments of particular intrigue in the high courts, the dragons took the opportunity to seize the relatively undefended flatlands around the cities, nibbling away chunks of vulnerable territory. As they lost territory, the supply of vital supplies to the citadels slowly but surely dwindled from a river to a trickle, magnifying the issues with neglected infrastructure and shortages caused mismanagement and political infighting. Eventually, the massive cities became simply unsustainable to support, and the dragons were able to claim most of the husks without a fight. The largest of these cities escaped becoming simply a ruin as the old town was eventually absorbed into the outskirts of Thinis.

The maniraptors, living almost entirely as divided, nomadic bands, began to settle down as the watchful eye of the dragons disapproved of raiding and stealing what could instead fill the dragons' coffers. Many settled in "protected towns", the ones spared from the raids. These were the few places that did not have an overwhelming distrust of the raptors. Others fled even further into the wilds, living as isolated tribes.

As the dominance of the dinosaur-morphs fell, many were transformed to morphs matching their former underlings. Former ruling families were often forced by their former subjects, as a ultimate humiliation by being brought down to the level of the "small folk". Others chose to transform, or were pressured, in order the fit in better with the lizard, bird and mammal-morphs surrounding them. Some saw it as their best chance of a fresh start, or as penance for failing to preserve their dynasty. Many dragon-morphs disapproved of having the dinosaur-morphs walking around as a potential rival, and offered subsequent generations of dinosaur-morphs a comfortable life if they quietly accepted a transformation potion and a cushy position in government. Over many, many years, the dinosaur-morphs disappeared almost entirely outside of small remote, isolated communities.

=== Re-Emergence ===
Around fifty years ago, dragon-morphs fell from their privileged positions after their failed challenge against Lisophia, resulting in most withdrawing to the most remote regions of Lilith's domain and trading their riches for farming equipment. It seems unlikely, however, that the dinosaur-morphs, or another powerful mortal morph may again reach the same level of power, at least in the short term. The demonic powers that be seem to desire more direct control over the realm, instead of allowing a powerful mortal race to take power at a low level.

Nevertheless, the dinosaur-morphs are slowly re-emerging into the world at large. Settlers expanding outwards from the crowded Dominion urban agglomeration find that well-established farms and ranches cover most of the Foloi Fields, and delve deeper into the jungle and woods. Discoveries (or more accurately, rediscoveries) of morph species long forgotten are frequently announced as explorers make contact with isolated communities. Among these are, of course, the many dinosaur-morph species. Without the shadow of the dragon-morphs over the world, dinosaurs are beginning to re-enter society as they are, and as they were so many years ago.

Additionally, there is the odd phenomenon of "primal reversion" occurring in some groups of morph. On very rare occasions, lizard or bird-morph parents will produce a dinosaur-morph offspring. As yet, not pattern has been discovered of the relation between the parents' species and the offspring's, other than a vague taxonomic relation. The underlying arcane mechanism responsible is also unknown. It is rumored that these anomalous births correspond to certain artifacts and fossils being dug up in archeological and paleontology sites. This same phenomenon also occurs in feline-morphs producing sabertooth offspring, and thylacines being born to quolls, and other extinct or near-extinct species reappearing in related species' litters.

The battlefields of the dinosaur era are scattered widely throughout the land. Arcane-fossilzed bones, weapons, treasure, and other artifacts are common finds when farmers till and plow their fields. Wealthy mortals with an interest in history sponsor the occasional archeological dig, uncovering these artifacts in a more systematic manner. Demons, many having lived through these times, are less interested in the history than in the chance to perhaps recover an amusing souvenir. When an enchanted artifact of great power is unearthed, it often sparks public interest in ancient dinosaur culture among reptile and avian morphs. Overnight, a farming town may metamorphose into a dinosaur village from so many enthusiasts transforming themselves to match their new fixation. These towns also report a wave of "primal reversion" births, though it's entirely possible it's just people taking their new dinosaur bodies for a roll in the hay.

=== Modern Dinosaurs ===
Whether from relict villages, anomalously born, or transformed, dinosaur-morphs often feel out of place in modern society. For one, the larger bodied-species find it awkward living in cities and buildings designed for much smaller people. An instinct to conquer or dominate the "small folk" around them served dinosaurs well in the ancient past, but in modern times, attempts to climb over others are brushed off, or stifled from demons above them. Large carnivores, like theropod-morphs, can find work as bodyguards, bouncers and dominatrices where their intimidating appearance and physique is an asset. Large herbivores use their immense strength and size in construction, and as living platforms for smaller morphs to get around or get to high places. Smaller dinosaurs, whether herbivore or carnivore, blend more easily into the milieu of average-sized morphs and have the least social and ergonomic awkwardness.

Modding:Sightglass Dino Lore

2024-05-30T07:02:36Z

Sightglass: /* Re-Emergence */ typo

This is a lore document for Sightglass's (at time of writing, PLANNED) dinosaur race mod. This focuses on the history of the dinosaur-morphs in Lilith's Domain.
Pieces of this document are going to be split up among the races' encyclopedia entries.
=== Intro ===
In the very distant past, dinosaur-morphs were commonplace and dominated much of the wild areas outside of the at-the-time fledgling city of Dominion. With ravenous appetites for power, wealth, and pleasure, they carved out small fiefdoms lording over the smaller, squishier morphs. While nominally under the rule of Lilith and the demons, they were mostly free to conquer and rule as they saw fit, as long as they paid proper respect and tribute to the real ruling class. In fact, the highest levels of dinosaur societies were often half-demon dinosaur-morphs working for their demon parent. These dinosaur-lords would demand large tributes of food, treasure and slaves, threatening to flatten towns and cities if they did not receive absolute submission and satisfaction. The exact nature of their practices and the severity of the reign varied from place to place (and accounts vary greatly depending on the historian's feelings towards the dinosaurs).
=== Reign of the Dinosaurs ===
Large carnivores, such as theropod-morph dynasties, would terrorize their underlings into serving their every whim. Quickly conquering and subjugating neighboring areas, feeding their hunger with easily-exploited peoples, but not as concerned with keeping "spent" territory, these kingdoms built on plunder would grind their way through the forests and jungles through history, chewing up weaker areas while being eaten up by rivals on the other side in turn. At the time, the only real barrier containing them were the citadels of the large herbivore dinosaur-morphs. To any aspiring conqueror, even the smallest of those cities would be a enough of a prize to gather all others to their banner, and perhaps swallow the rest in turn. While there are records of these fortress-cities being conquered, it appears that in all cases the conquering carnivore king or queen would instead spend the rest of their life living in indolent indulgence, with their kingdom quickly disintegrating as their many, many offspring fought for power afterwards.

Herbivorous dinosaur kingdoms of the grasslands and deserts were reputed to be comparatively stable and gentle, especially compared to carnivores'. Pouring their wealth into grand public construction, the largest herbivore dinosaur families sought to gain prestige and loyalty through splendor, awe, and benevolence. Marvelous gardens, aqueduct and geyser-fed public baths, decadent brothels, luxurious palaces, and colossal amphitheaters were protected by high, unbreakable walls, promising safety and comfort in exchange for absolute obedience and loyalty. Despite their grandeur, it was not always grand. Competition between prominent sauropod, ankylosaur and stegosaur-morph families led to wild spending and mismanagement, while important infrastructure decayed from neglect. Rebellions over the resulting famines and disasters would be unceremoniously crushed, with the dissenters exiled to the exposed plains and easy pickings for bandits.

Maniraptors and pterosaurs, smaller carnivorous dinosaur-morphs, rarely formed permanent settlements. Bands of roving maniraptor-morphs would frequently splinter and diverge, reform and merge as they ravaged their way through jungles, woods and plains. Despite the large number of subspecies (or even perhaps because of it), raptor-morphs held a certain sort of camaraderie, and a shared contempt for "weak, soft" settled folk, so these bands were often composed of a wide array of different shaped and sized raptors. This allowed for a great deal of tactical flexibility in their raids, allowing them to attack effectively with different weaponry from many angles. Arriving in an area, they would extort the locals for "protection" by muscling out smaller isolated crews, while acting as little more than bandits themselves. Usually, they would stay only long enough to rearm, gather a load of food, and breed more raiders from the locals. Occasionally, the raptor-morphs would act as mercenaries and patrols for larger dinosaurs' kingdoms, in exchange for a steady supply of food, luxuries, weapons, and sex. These raptor enforcers would be given a very long leash and allowed to take liberties with how they operated (and liberties on how they treated their arrestees). Even so, as the crews grew, many would become dissatisfied and break off to return to freedom as a raiding horde.

=== Sexual Ceremonies ===
It seems it was a common practice the dinosaurs to sexually humiliate the subjects in seasonal ceremonies.

Large carnivores, such as the infamous Tyrannosaurus Rex, would force their subjects to "sacrifice" some of their own to be used as sex slaves, discarded when they were too traumatized, stretched or pregnant to be any more fun. They would most commonly target virgins, and would even invade weddings to ravage the newlyweds. Another common practice would be to wage mock wars against their already-conquered territory over the most trivial (or imagined) of slights as an excuse for violent sexual excess. Tyrannosaurus-morphs would notoriously go into such "battles" with slaves worn as living cocksleeves or dildos, violating them in front of their village or tribe. Afterwards, the subjugated people would reenact their original surrender by ritually cleaning their warlord's "armor" and "weapons". What this meant was they were forced to lick clean the unfortunate slave's holes or cock, and to take turns to worship their master's cock or pussy (or both). The "lucky" one who happened to bring the tyrant to orgasm would be taken as the next slave, to be used for next year's "battle".

Herbivores such as the sauropod-morphs, seeing themselves as more gentle rulers, would smother tribute-slaves under their oversized breasts, testicles or buttocks, using them as living seats and footrests. Favored servants would have their orifices elasticized and genitals enlarged to massive proportions with magic potions, to satisfy their overlord's massive cocks or pussies without discomfort. Symbolically, this was supposed to represent the great burden of rulership, and the fact that only the titanic dinosaur rulers were both great and merciful to bear it. It seems that compared to the carnivores, they did not have any trouble finding "volunteers".

After a successful raid, the defeated villages would be gathered to watch the raptors party and fuck over a pile of loot. After they were satisfied with each other, they would then turn their attention to their captives, walking among them and bickering, taking some as slaves, taking others on the spot for some more sexual relief. Despite their disdain for the "weakness" of settled peoples, maniraptor-morphs seemed to have respect for strong opponents they fought. Occasionally, one or two captives who fought particularly skillfully or bravely would be picked out of the crowd and declared "contenders". Those chosen would be dosed with a unique potion, the "storm brew", that would bring them to a rut or heat similar to that brought about by exposure to an arcane storm. Surrounding the dazed captive, the raiders would dance, gyrate, moan, tease, whatever they could think of to entice them. In this state, they were given an offer: if they could resist falling to lust, the warband would forever leave that town alone. Almost inevitably though, their will would break and they would mindlessly breed with enemies. As a tool to erode defenders' morale, it seems to have been very effective. Whole towns, after repeated losses and becoming increasingly populated by raptors, would be absorbed wholesale. On the other hand, it seems that if the the "contender" managed to hold out, the raptors would keep their word and never again raid them. Several towns are noted to have gotten this protection, going untouched for the entirety of this period. There are even stories of bands of raptors coming by to pay "tribute" and politely ask to be bred by the Contender or their relatives. In other cases, raptor raiding parties would come to the aid of these towns against other threats, usually larger predatory dinosaur-morphs. In some cases a rogue raptor band would be singled out and hunted by others if they menaced these protected settlements. Several historic towns that would eventually merge into the city of Elis have stories gaining this protection, but this particular case seems apocryphal.

=== Downfall ===
Despite being immensely intimidating and physically powerful, dinosaurs were slowly edged out by the rise of the dragons. Not only were the dragons able to match them physically, but they had powerful magic and the backing of the powerful Elder Lilin, Lisophia.

The carnivore dinosaurs (especially the theropods) were the first to fall to the dragons. With their reigns being built on brutality and conquest, those they had subjugated saw an opportunity, and saw the dragons' reign as being (potentially) being less violently sadistic. Uprisings against them sprouted up almost constantly, keeping the various dinosaur warlords distracted as the dragons methodically picked them off one by one. In addition, the distrust between rival domains mean that the dragons could easy play one warlord off of another.

The herbivorous dinosaur kingdoms, while being heavily fortified and having an ostensibly stable society, was not immune to the dragons either. Under the surface, the ruling families were deeply competitive and divided. During a moments of particular intrigue in the high courts, the dragons took the opportunity to seize the relatively undefended flatlands around the cities, nibbling away chunks of vulnerable territory. As they lost territory, the supply of vital supplies to the citadels slowly but surely dwindled from a river to a trickle, magnifying the issues with neglected infrastructure and shortages caused mismanagement and political infighting. Eventually, the massive cities became simply unsustainable to support, and the dragons were able to claim most of the husks without a fight. The largest of these cities escaped becoming simply a ruin as the old town was eventually absorbed into the outskirts of Thinis.

The maniraptors, living almost entirely as divided, nomadic bands, began to settle down as the watchful eye of the dragons disapproved of raiding and stealing what could instead fill the dragons' coffers. Many settled in "protected towns", the ones spared from the raids. These were the few places that did not have an overwhelming distrust of the raptors. Others fled even further into the wilds, living as isolated tribes.

As the dominance of the dinosaur-morphs fell, many were transformed to morphs matching their former underlings. Former ruling families were often forced by their former subjects, as a ultimate humiliation by being brought down to the level of the "small folk". Others chose to transform, or were pressured, in order the fit in better with the lizard, bird and mammal-morphs surrounding them. Some saw it as their best chance of a fresh start, or as penance for failing to preserve their dynasty. Many dragon-morphs disapproved of having the dinosaur-morphs walking around as a potential rival, and offered subsequent generations of dinosaur-morphs a comfortable life if they quietly accepted a transformation potion and a cushy position in government. Over many, many years, the dinosaur-morphs disappeared almost entirely outside of small remote, isolated communities.

=== Re-Emergence ===
Around fifty years ago, dragon-morphs fell from their privileged positions after their failed challenge against Lisophia, resulting in most withdrawing to the most remote regions of Lilith's domain and trading their riches for farming equipment. It seems unlikely, however, that the dinosaur-morphs, or another powerful mortal morph may again reach the same level of power, at least in the short term. The demonic powers that be seem to desire more direct control over the realm, instead of allowing a powerful mortal race to take power at a low level.

Nevertheless, the dinosaur-morphs are slowly re-emerging into the world at large. Settlers expanding outwards from the crowded Dominion urban agglomeration find that well-established farms and ranches cover most of the Foloi Fields, and delve deeper into the jungle and woods. Discoveries (or more accurately, rediscoveries) of morph species long forgotten are frequently announced as explorers make contact with isolated communities. Among these are, of course, the many dinosaur-morph species. Without the shadow of the dragon-morphs over the world, dinosaurs are beginning to re-enter society as they are, and as they were so many years ago.

Additionally, there is the odd phenomenon of "primal reversion" occurring in some groups of morph. On very rare occasions, lizard or bird-morph parents will produce a dinosaur-morph offspring. As yet, not pattern has been discovered of the relation between the parents' species and the offspring's, other than a vague taxonomic relation. The underlying arcane mechanism responsible is also unknown. It is rumored that these anomalous births correspond to certain artifacts and fossils being dug up in archeological and paleontology sites. This same phenomenon also occurs in feline-morphs producing sabertooth offspring, and thylacines being born to quolls, and other extinct or near-extinct species reappearing in related species' litters.

The battlefields of the dinosaur era are scattered widely throughout the land. Arcane-fossilzed bones, weapons, treasure, and other artifacts are common finds when farmers till and plow their fields. Wealthy mortals with an interest in history sponsor the occasional archeological dig, uncovering these artifacts in a more systematic manner. Demons, many having lived through these times, are less interested in the history than in the chance to perhaps recover an amusing souvenir. When an enchanted artifact of great power is unearthed, it often sparks public interest in ancient dinosaur culture among reptile and avian morphs. Overnight, a farming town may metamorphose into a dinosaur village from so many enthusiasts transforming themselves to match their new fixation. These towns also report a wave of "primal reversion" births, though it's entirely possible it's just people taking their new dinosaur bodies for a roll in the hay.

Modding:Sightglass Dino Lore

2024-05-30T06:46:41Z

Sightglass: Re-Emergence section

This is a lore document for Sightglass's (at time of writing, PLANNED) dinosaur race mod. This focuses on the history of the dinosaur-morphs in Lilith's Domain.
Pieces of this document are going to be split up among the races' encyclopedia entries.
=== Intro ===
In the very distant past, dinosaur-morphs were commonplace and dominated much of the wild areas outside of the at-the-time fledgling city of Dominion. With ravenous appetites for power, wealth, and pleasure, they carved out small fiefdoms lording over the smaller, squishier morphs. While nominally under the rule of Lilith and the demons, they were mostly free to conquer and rule as they saw fit, as long as they paid proper respect and tribute to the real ruling class. In fact, the highest levels of dinosaur societies were often half-demon dinosaur-morphs working for their demon parent. These dinosaur-lords would demand large tributes of food, treasure and slaves, threatening to flatten towns and cities if they did not receive absolute submission and satisfaction. The exact nature of their practices and the severity of the reign varied from place to place (and accounts vary greatly depending on the historian's feelings towards the dinosaurs).
=== Reign of the Dinosaurs ===
Large carnivores, such as theropod-morph dynasties, would terrorize their underlings into serving their every whim. Quickly conquering and subjugating neighboring areas, feeding their hunger with easily-exploited peoples, but not as concerned with keeping "spent" territory, these kingdoms built on plunder would grind their way through the forests and jungles through history, chewing up weaker areas while being eaten up by rivals on the other side in turn. At the time, the only real barrier containing them were the citadels of the large herbivore dinosaur-morphs. To any aspiring conqueror, even the smallest of those cities would be a enough of a prize to gather all others to their banner, and perhaps swallow the rest in turn. While there are records of these fortress-cities being conquered, it appears that in all cases the conquering carnivore king or queen would instead spend the rest of their life living in indolent indulgence, with their kingdom quickly disintegrating as their many, many offspring fought for power afterwards.

Herbivorous dinosaur kingdoms of the grasslands and deserts were reputed to be comparatively stable and gentle, especially compared to carnivores'. Pouring their wealth into grand public construction, the largest herbivore dinosaur families sought to gain prestige and loyalty through splendor, awe, and benevolence. Marvelous gardens, aqueduct and geyser-fed public baths, decadent brothels, luxurious palaces, and colossal amphitheaters were protected by high, unbreakable walls, promising safety and comfort in exchange for absolute obedience and loyalty. Despite their grandeur, it was not always grand. Competition between prominent sauropod, ankylosaur and stegosaur-morph families led to wild spending and mismanagement, while important infrastructure decayed from neglect. Rebellions over the resulting famines and disasters would be unceremoniously crushed, with the dissenters exiled to the exposed plains and easy pickings for bandits.

Maniraptors and pterosaurs, smaller carnivorous dinosaur-morphs, rarely formed permanent settlements. Bands of roving maniraptor-morphs would frequently splinter and diverge, reform and merge as they ravaged their way through jungles, woods and plains. Despite the large number of subspecies (or even perhaps because of it), raptor-morphs held a certain sort of camaraderie, and a shared contempt for "weak, soft" settled folk, so these bands were often composed of a wide array of different shaped and sized raptors. This allowed for a great deal of tactical flexibility in their raids, allowing them to attack effectively with different weaponry from many angles. Arriving in an area, they would extort the locals for "protection" by muscling out smaller isolated crews, while acting as little more than bandits themselves. Usually, they would stay only long enough to rearm, gather a load of food, and breed more raiders from the locals. Occasionally, the raptor-morphs would act as mercenaries and patrols for larger dinosaurs' kingdoms, in exchange for a steady supply of food, luxuries, weapons, and sex. These raptor enforcers would be given a very long leash and allowed to take liberties with how they operated (and liberties on how they treated their arrestees). Even so, as the crews grew, many would become dissatisfied and break off to return to freedom as a raiding horde.

=== Sexual Ceremonies ===
It seems it was a common practice the dinosaurs to sexually humiliate the subjects in seasonal ceremonies.

Large carnivores, such as the infamous Tyrannosaurus Rex, would force their subjects to "sacrifice" some of their own to be used as sex slaves, discarded when they were too traumatized, stretched or pregnant to be any more fun. They would most commonly target virgins, and would even invade weddings to ravage the newlyweds. Another common practice would be to wage mock wars against their already-conquered territory over the most trivial (or imagined) of slights as an excuse for violent sexual excess. Tyrannosaurus-morphs would notoriously go into such "battles" with slaves worn as living cocksleeves or dildos, violating them in front of their village or tribe. Afterwards, the subjugated people would reenact their original surrender by ritually cleaning their warlord's "armor" and "weapons". What this meant was they were forced to lick clean the unfortunate slave's holes or cock, and to take turns to worship their master's cock or pussy (or both). The "lucky" one who happened to bring the tyrant to orgasm would be taken as the next slave, to be used for next year's "battle".

Herbivores such as the sauropod-morphs, seeing themselves as more gentle rulers, would smother tribute-slaves under their oversized breasts, testicles or buttocks, using them as living seats and footrests. Favored servants would have their orifices elasticized and genitals enlarged to massive proportions with magic potions, to satisfy their overlord's massive cocks or pussies without discomfort. Symbolically, this was supposed to represent the great burden of rulership, and the fact that only the titanic dinosaur rulers were both great and merciful to bear it. It seems that compared to the carnivores, they did not have any trouble finding "volunteers".

After a successful raid, the defeated villages would be gathered to watch the raptors party and fuck over a pile of loot. After they were satisfied with each other, they would then turn their attention to their captives, walking among them and bickering, taking some as slaves, taking others on the spot for some more sexual relief. Despite their disdain for the "weakness" of settled peoples, maniraptor-morphs seemed to have respect for strong opponents they fought. Occasionally, one or two captives who fought particularly skillfully or bravely would be picked out of the crowd and declared "contenders". Those chosen would be dosed with a unique potion, the "storm brew", that would bring them to a rut or heat similar to that brought about by exposure to an arcane storm. Surrounding the dazed captive, the raiders would dance, gyrate, moan, tease, whatever they could think of to entice them. In this state, they were given an offer: if they could resist falling to lust, the warband would forever leave that town alone. Almost inevitably though, their will would break and they would mindlessly breed with enemies. As a tool to erode defenders' morale, it seems to have been very effective. Whole towns, after repeated losses and becoming increasingly populated by raptors, would be absorbed wholesale. On the other hand, it seems that if the the "contender" managed to hold out, the raptors would keep their word and never again raid them. Several towns are noted to have gotten this protection, going untouched for the entirety of this period. There are even stories of bands of raptors coming by to pay "tribute" and politely ask to be bred by the Contender or their relatives. In other cases, raptor raiding parties would come to the aid of these towns against other threats, usually larger predatory dinosaur-morphs. In some cases a rogue raptor band would be singled out and hunted by others if they menaced these protected settlements. Several historic towns that would eventually merge into the city of Elis have stories gaining this protection, but this particular case seems apocryphal.

=== Downfall ===
Despite being immensely intimidating and physically powerful, dinosaurs were slowly edged out by the rise of the dragons. Not only were the dragons able to match them physically, but they had powerful magic and the backing of the powerful Elder Lilin, Lisophia.

The carnivore dinosaurs (especially the theropods) were the first to fall to the dragons. With their reigns being built on brutality and conquest, those they had subjugated saw an opportunity, and saw the dragons' reign as being (potentially) being less violently sadistic. Uprisings against them sprouted up almost constantly, keeping the various dinosaur warlords distracted as the dragons methodically picked them off one by one. In addition, the distrust between rival domains mean that the dragons could easy play one warlord off of another.

The herbivorous dinosaur kingdoms, while being heavily fortified and having an ostensibly stable society, was not immune to the dragons either. Under the surface, the ruling families were deeply competitive and divided. During a moments of particular intrigue in the high courts, the dragons took the opportunity to seize the relatively undefended flatlands around the cities, nibbling away chunks of vulnerable territory. As they lost territory, the supply of vital supplies to the citadels slowly but surely dwindled from a river to a trickle, magnifying the issues with neglected infrastructure and shortages caused mismanagement and political infighting. Eventually, the massive cities became simply unsustainable to support, and the dragons were able to claim most of the husks without a fight. The largest of these cities escaped becoming simply a ruin as the old town was eventually absorbed into the outskirts of Thinis.

The maniraptors, living almost entirely as divided, nomadic bands, began to settle down as the watchful eye of the dragons disapproved of raiding and stealing what could instead fill the dragons' coffers. Many settled in "protected towns", the ones spared from the raids. These were the few places that did not have an overwhelming distrust of the raptors. Others fled even further into the wilds, living as isolated tribes.

As the dominance of the dinosaur-morphs fell, many were transformed to morphs matching their former underlings. Former ruling families were often forced by their former subjects, as a ultimate humiliation by being brought down to the level of the "small folk". Others chose to transform, or were pressured, in order the fit in better with the lizard, bird and mammal-morphs surrounding them. Some saw it as their best chance of a fresh start, or as penance for failing to preserve their dynasty. Many dragon-morphs disapproved of having the dinosaur-morphs walking around as a potential rival, and offered subsequent generations of dinosaur-morphs a comfortable life if they quietly accepted a transformation potion and a cushy position in government. Over many, many years, the dinosaur-morphs disappeared almost entirely outside of small remote, isolated communities.

=== Re-Emergence ===
Around fifty years ago, dragon-morphs fell from their privileged positions after their failed challenge against Lisophia, resulting in most withdrawing to the most remote regions of Lilith's domain and trading their riches for farming equipment. It seems unlikely, however, that the dinosaur-morphs, or another powerful mortal morph may again reach the same level of power, at least in the short term. The demonic powers that be seem to desire more direct control over the realm, instead of allowing a powerful mortal race to take power at a low level.

Nevertheless, the dinosaur-morphs are slowly re-emerging into the world at large. Settlers expanding outwards from the crowded Dominion urban agglomeration find that well-established farms and ranches cover most of the Foloi Fields, and delve deeper into the jungle and woods. Discoveries (or more accurately, rediscoveries) of morph species long forgotten are frequently announced as explorers make contact with isolated communities. Among these are, of course, the many dinosaur-morph species. Without the shadow of the dragon-morphs over the world, dinosaurs are beginning to re-enter society as they are, and as they were so many years ago.

Additionally, there is the odd phenomenon of "primal reversion" occurring in some groups of morph. On very rare occasions, lizard or bird-morph parents will produce a dinosaur-morph offspring. As yet, not pattern has been discovered of the relation between the parents' species and the offspring's, other than a vague taxonomic relation. The underlying arcane mechanism responsible is also unknown. It is rumored that these anomalous births correspond to certain artifacts and fossils being dug up in archeological and paleontology sites. This same phenomenon also occurs in feline-morphs producing sabertooth offspring, and thylacines being born to quolls, and other extinct or near-extinct species reappearing in related species' litters.

The battlefields of the dinosaur era are scattered widely throughout the land. Arcane-fossilzed bones, weapons, treasure, and other artifacts are common finds when farmers till and plow their fields. Wealthy mortals with an interest in history sponsor the occasional archeological dig, uncovering these artifacts in a more systematic manner. Demons, many having lived through these times, are less interested in the history than in the chance to perhaps recover an amusing souvenir. When an enchanted artifact of great power is unearthed, it often sparks public interest in ancient dinosaur culture among reptile and avian morphs. Overnight, a farming town may metamorphose into a dinosaur village from so many enthusiasts transforming themselves to match their new fixation. These towns also report of wave of "primal reversion" births, though it's entirely possible it's just people taking their new dinosaur bodies for a roll in the hay.

Modding:Sightglass Dino Lore

2024-05-30T06:00:33Z

Sightglass: /* Downfall */

This is a lore document for Sightglass's (at time of writing, PLANNED) dinosaur race mod. This focuses on the history of the dinosaur-morphs in Lilith's Domain.
Pieces of this document are going to be split up among the races' encyclopedia entries.
=== Intro ===
In the very distant past, dinosaur-morphs were commonplace and dominated much of the wild areas outside of the at-the-time fledgling city of Dominion. With ravenous appetites for power, wealth, and pleasure, they carved out small fiefdoms lording over the smaller, squishier morphs. While nominally under the rule of Lilith and the demons, they were mostly free to conquer and rule as they saw fit, as long as they paid proper respect and tribute to the real ruling class. In fact, the highest levels of dinosaur societies were often half-demon dinosaur-morphs working for their demon parent. These dinosaur-lords would demand large tributes of food, treasure and slaves, threatening to flatten towns and cities if they did not receive absolute submission and satisfaction. The exact nature of their practices and the severity of the reign varied from place to place (and accounts vary greatly depending on the historian's feelings towards the dinosaurs).
=== Reign of the Dinosaurs ===
Large carnivores, such as theropod-morph dynasties, would terrorize their underlings into serving their every whim. Quickly conquering and subjugating neighboring areas, feeding their hunger with easily-exploited peoples, but not as concerned with keeping "spent" territory, these kingdoms built on plunder would grind their way through the forests and jungles through history, chewing up weaker areas while being eaten up by rivals on the other side in turn. At the time, the only real barrier containing them were the citadels of the large herbivore dinosaur-morphs. To any aspiring conqueror, even the smallest of those cities would be a enough of a prize to gather all others to their banner, and perhaps swallow the rest in turn. While there are records of these fortress-cities being conquered, it appears that in all cases the conquering carnivore king or queen would instead spend the rest of their life living in indolent indulgence, with their kingdom quickly disintegrating as their many, many offspring fought for power afterwards.

Herbivorous dinosaur kingdoms of the grasslands and deserts were reputed to be comparatively stable and gentle, especially compared to carnivores'. Pouring their wealth into grand public construction, the largest herbivore dinosaur families sought to gain prestige and loyalty through splendor, awe, and benevolence. Marvelous gardens, aqueduct and geyser-fed public baths, decadent brothels, luxurious palaces, and colossal amphitheaters were protected by high, unbreakable walls, promising safety and comfort in exchange for absolute obedience and loyalty. Despite their grandeur, it was not always grand. Competition between prominent sauropod, ankylosaur and stegosaur-morph families led to wild spending and mismanagement, while important infrastructure decayed from neglect. Rebellions over the resulting famines and disasters would be unceremoniously crushed, with the dissenters exiled to the exposed plains and easy pickings for bandits.

Maniraptors and pterosaurs, smaller carnivorous dinosaur-morphs, rarely formed permanent settlements. Bands of roving maniraptor-morphs would frequently splinter and diverge, reform and merge as they ravaged their way through jungles, woods and plains. Despite the large number of subspecies (or even perhaps because of it), raptor-morphs held a certain sort of camaraderie, and a shared contempt for "weak, soft" settled folk, so these bands were often composed of a wide array of different shaped and sized raptors. This allowed for a great deal of tactical flexibility in their raids, allowing them to attack effectively with different weaponry from many angles. Arriving in an area, they would extort the locals for "protection" by muscling out smaller isolated crews, while acting as little more than bandits themselves. Usually, they would stay only long enough to rearm, gather a load of food, and breed more raiders from the locals. Occasionally, the raptor-morphs would act as mercenaries and patrols for larger dinosaurs' kingdoms, in exchange for a steady supply of food, luxuries, weapons, and sex. These raptor enforcers would be given a very long leash and allowed to take liberties with how they operated (and liberties on how they treated their arrestees). Even so, as the crews grew, many would become dissatisfied and break off to return to freedom as a raiding horde.

=== Sexual Ceremonies ===
It seems it was a common practice the dinosaurs to sexually humiliate the subjects in seasonal ceremonies.

Large carnivores, such as the infamous Tyrannosaurus Rex, would force their subjects to "sacrifice" some of their own to be used as sex slaves, discarded when they were too traumatized, stretched or pregnant to be any more fun. They would most commonly target virgins, and would even invade weddings to ravage the newlyweds. Another common practice would be to wage mock wars against their already-conquered territory over the most trivial (or imagined) of slights as an excuse for violent sexual excess. Tyrannosaurus-morphs would notoriously go into such "battles" with slaves worn as living cocksleeves or dildos, violating them in front of their village or tribe. Afterwards, the subjugated people would reenact their original surrender by ritually cleaning their warlord's "armor" and "weapons". What this meant was they were forced to lick clean the unfortunate slave's holes or cock, and to take turns to worship their master's cock or pussy (or both). The "lucky" one who happened to bring the tyrant to orgasm would be taken as the next slave, to be used for next year's "battle".

Herbivores such as the sauropod-morphs, seeing themselves as more gentle rulers, would smother tribute-slaves under their oversized breasts, testicles or buttocks, using them as living seats and footrests. Favored servants would have their orifices elasticized and genitals enlarged to massive proportions with magic potions, to satisfy their overlord's massive cocks or pussies without discomfort. Symbolically, this was supposed to represent the great burden of rulership, and the fact that only the titanic dinosaur rulers were both great and merciful to bear it. It seems that compared to the carnivores, they did not have any trouble finding "volunteers".

After a successful raid, the defeated villages would be gathered to watch the raptors party and fuck over a pile of loot. After they were satisfied with each other, they would then turn their attention to their captives, walking among them and bickering, taking some as slaves, taking others on the spot for some more sexual relief. Despite their disdain for the "weakness" of settled peoples, maniraptor-morphs seemed to have respect for strong opponents they fought. Occasionally, one or two captives who fought particularly skillfully or bravely would be picked out of the crowd and declared "contenders". Those chosen would be dosed with a unique potion, the "storm brew", that would bring them to a rut or heat similar to that brought about by exposure to an arcane storm. Surrounding the dazed captive, the raiders would dance, gyrate, moan, tease, whatever they could think of to entice them. In this state, they were given an offer: if they could resist falling to lust, the warband would forever leave that town alone. Almost inevitably though, their will would break and they would mindlessly breed with enemies. As a tool to erode defenders' morale, it seems to have been very effective. Whole towns, after repeated losses and becoming increasingly populated by raptors, would be absorbed wholesale. On the other hand, it seems that if the the "contender" managed to hold out, the raptors would keep their word and never again raid them. Several towns are noted to have gotten this protection, going untouched for the entirety of this period. There are even stories of bands of raptors coming by to pay "tribute" and politely ask to be bred by the Contender or their relatives. In other cases, raptor raiding parties would come to the aid of these towns against other threats, usually larger predatory dinosaur-morphs. In some cases a rogue raptor band would be singled out and hunted by others if they menaced these protected settlements. Several historic towns that would eventually merge into the city of Elis have stories gaining this protection, but this particular case seems apocryphal.

=== Downfall ===
Despite being immensely intimidating and physically powerful, dinosaurs were slowly edged out by the rise of the dragons. Not only were the dragons able to match them physically, but they had powerful magic and the backing of the powerful Elder Lilin, Lisophia.

The carnivore dinosaurs (especially the theropods) were the first to fall to the dragons. With their reigns being built on brutality and conquest, those they had subjugated saw an opportunity, and saw the dragons' reign as being (potentially) being less violently sadistic. Uprisings against them sprouted up almost constantly, keeping the various dinosaur warlords distracted as the dragons methodically picked them off one by one. In addition, the distrust between rival domains mean that the dragons could easy play one warlord off of another.

The herbivorous dinosaur kingdoms, while being heavily fortified and having an ostensibly stable society, was not immune to the dragons either. Under the surface, the ruling families were deeply competitive and divided. During a moments of particular intrigue in the high courts, the dragons took the opportunity to seize the relatively undefended flatlands around the cities, nibbling away chunks of vulnerable territory. As they lost territory, the supply of vital supplies to the citadels slowly but surely dwindled from a river to a trickle, magnifying the issues with neglected infrastructure and shortages caused mismanagement and political infighting. Eventually, the massive cities became simply unsustainable to support, and the dragons were able to claim most of the husks without a fight. The largest of these cities escaped becoming simply a ruin as the old town was eventually absorbed into the outskirts of Thinis.

The maniraptors, living almost entirely as divided, nomadic bands, began to settle down as the watchful eye of the dragons disapproved of raiding and stealing what could instead fill the dragons' coffers. Many settled in "protected towns", the ones spared from the raids. These were the few places that did not have an overwhelming distrust of the raptors. Others fled even further into the wilds, living as isolated tribes.

As the dominance of the dinosaur-morphs fell, many were transformed to morphs matching their former underlings. Former ruling families were often forced by their former subjects, as a ultimate humiliation by being brought down to the level of the "small folk". Others chose to, or were pressured to, in order the fit in better with the people around them. Some saw it as their best chance of a fresh start, or as penance for failing to preserve their dynasty. Many dragon-morphs disapproved of having the dinosaur-morphs walking around as a potential rival, and offered subsequent generations of dinosaur-morphs a comfortable life if they quietly accepted a transformation potion and a cushy position in government. Over many, many years, the dinosaur-morphs disappeared almost entirely outside of small remote, isolated communities.

Modding:Sightglass Dino Lore

2024-05-30T05:22:50Z

Sightglass: /* Downfall */ Disappearance tweaking

This is a lore document for Sightglass's (at time of writing, PLANNED) dinosaur race mod. This focuses on the history of the dinosaur-morphs in Lilith's Domain.
Pieces of this document are going to be split up among the races' encyclopedia entries.
=== Intro ===
In the very distant past, dinosaur-morphs were commonplace and dominated much of the wild areas outside of the at-the-time fledgling city of Dominion. With ravenous appetites for power, wealth, and pleasure, they carved out small fiefdoms lording over the smaller, squishier morphs. While nominally under the rule of Lilith and the demons, they were mostly free to conquer and rule as they saw fit, as long as they paid proper respect and tribute to the real ruling class. In fact, the highest levels of dinosaur societies were often half-demon dinosaur-morphs working for their demon parent. These dinosaur-lords would demand large tributes of food, treasure and slaves, threatening to flatten towns and cities if they did not receive absolute submission and satisfaction. The exact nature of their practices and the severity of the reign varied from place to place (and accounts vary greatly depending on the historian's feelings towards the dinosaurs).
=== Reign of the Dinosaurs ===
Large carnivores, such as theropod-morph dynasties, would terrorize their underlings into serving their every whim. Quickly conquering and subjugating neighboring areas, feeding their hunger with easily-exploited peoples, but not as concerned with keeping "spent" territory, these kingdoms built on plunder would grind their way through the forests and jungles through history, chewing up weaker areas while being eaten up by rivals on the other side in turn. At the time, the only real barrier containing them were the citadels of the large herbivore dinosaur-morphs. To any aspiring conqueror, even the smallest of those cities would be a enough of a prize to gather all others to their banner, and perhaps swallow the rest in turn. While there are records of these fortress-cities being conquered, it appears that in all cases the conquering carnivore king or queen would instead spend the rest of their life living in indolent indulgence, with their kingdom quickly disintegrating as their many, many offspring fought for power afterwards.

Herbivorous dinosaur kingdoms of the grasslands and deserts were reputed to be comparatively stable and gentle, especially compared to carnivores'. Pouring their wealth into grand public construction, the largest herbivore dinosaur families sought to gain prestige and loyalty through splendor, awe, and benevolence. Marvelous gardens, aqueduct and geyser-fed public baths, decadent brothels, luxurious palaces, and colossal amphitheaters were protected by high, unbreakable walls, promising safety and comfort in exchange for absolute obedience and loyalty. Despite their grandeur, it was not always grand. Competition between prominent sauropod, ankylosaur and stegosaur-morph families led to wild spending and mismanagement, while important infrastructure decayed from neglect. Rebellions over the resulting famines and disasters would be unceremoniously crushed, with the dissenters exiled to the exposed plains and easy pickings for bandits.

Maniraptors and pterosaurs, smaller carnivorous dinosaur-morphs, rarely formed permanent settlements. Bands of roving maniraptor-morphs would frequently splinter and diverge, reform and merge as they ravaged their way through jungles, woods and plains. Despite the large number of subspecies (or even perhaps because of it), raptor-morphs held a certain sort of camaraderie, and a shared contempt for "weak, soft" settled folk, so these bands were often composed of a wide array of different shaped and sized raptors. This allowed for a great deal of tactical flexibility in their raids, allowing them to attack effectively with different weaponry from many angles. Arriving in an area, they would extort the locals for "protection" by muscling out smaller isolated crews, while acting as little more than bandits themselves. Usually, they would stay only long enough to rearm, gather a load of food, and breed more raiders from the locals. Occasionally, the raptor-morphs would act as mercenaries and patrols for larger dinosaurs' kingdoms, in exchange for a steady supply of food, luxuries, weapons, and sex. These raptor enforcers would be given a very long leash and allowed to take liberties with how they operated (and liberties on how they treated their arrestees). Even so, as the crews grew, many would become dissatisfied and break off to return to freedom as a raiding horde.

=== Sexual Ceremonies ===
It seems it was a common practice the dinosaurs to sexually humiliate the subjects in seasonal ceremonies.

Large carnivores, such as the infamous Tyrannosaurus Rex, would force their subjects to "sacrifice" some of their own to be used as sex slaves, discarded when they were too traumatized, stretched or pregnant to be any more fun. They would most commonly target virgins, and would even invade weddings to ravage the newlyweds. Another common practice would be to wage mock wars against their already-conquered territory over the most trivial (or imagined) of slights as an excuse for violent sexual excess. Tyrannosaurus-morphs would notoriously go into such "battles" with slaves worn as living cocksleeves or dildos, violating them in front of their village or tribe. Afterwards, the subjugated people would reenact their original surrender by ritually cleaning their warlord's "armor" and "weapons". What this meant was they were forced to lick clean the unfortunate slave's holes or cock, and to take turns to worship their master's cock or pussy (or both). The "lucky" one who happened to bring the tyrant to orgasm would be taken as the next slave, to be used for next year's "battle".

Herbivores such as the sauropod-morphs, seeing themselves as more gentle rulers, would smother tribute-slaves under their oversized breasts, testicles or buttocks, using them as living seats and footrests. Favored servants would have their orifices elasticized and genitals enlarged to massive proportions with magic potions, to satisfy their overlord's massive cocks or pussies without discomfort. Symbolically, this was supposed to represent the great burden of rulership, and the fact that only the titanic dinosaur rulers were both great and merciful to bear it. It seems that compared to the carnivores, they did not have any trouble finding "volunteers".

After a successful raid, the defeated villages would be gathered to watch the raptors party and fuck over a pile of loot. After they were satisfied with each other, they would then turn their attention to their captives, walking among them and bickering, taking some as slaves, taking others on the spot for some more sexual relief. Despite their disdain for the "weakness" of settled peoples, maniraptor-morphs seemed to have respect for strong opponents they fought. Occasionally, one or two captives who fought particularly skillfully or bravely would be picked out of the crowd and declared "contenders". Those chosen would be dosed with a unique potion, the "storm brew", that would bring them to a rut or heat similar to that brought about by exposure to an arcane storm. Surrounding the dazed captive, the raiders would dance, gyrate, moan, tease, whatever they could think of to entice them. In this state, they were given an offer: if they could resist falling to lust, the warband would forever leave that town alone. Almost inevitably though, their will would break and they would mindlessly breed with enemies. As a tool to erode defenders' morale, it seems to have been very effective. Whole towns, after repeated losses and becoming increasingly populated by raptors, would be absorbed wholesale. On the other hand, it seems that if the the "contender" managed to hold out, the raptors would keep their word and never again raid them. Several towns are noted to have gotten this protection, going untouched for the entirety of this period. There are even stories of bands of raptors coming by to pay "tribute" and politely ask to be bred by the Contender or their relatives. In other cases, raptor raiding parties would come to the aid of these towns against other threats, usually larger predatory dinosaur-morphs. In some cases a rogue raptor band would be singled out and hunted by others if they menaced these protected settlements. Several historic towns that would eventually merge into the city of Elis have stories gaining this protection, but this particular case seems apocryphal.

=== Downfall ===
Despite being immensely intimidating and physically powerful, dinosaurs were slowly edged out by the rise of the dragons. Not only were the dragons able to match them physically, but they had powerful magic and the backing of the powerful Elder Lilin, Lisophia.

The carnivore dinosaurs (especially the theropods) were the first to fall to the dragons. With their reigns being built on brutality and conquest, those they had subjugated saw an opportunity, and saw the dragons' reign as being (potentially) being less violently sadistic. Uprisings against them sprouted up almost constantly, keeping the various dinosaur warlords distracted as the dragons methodically picked them off one by one. In addition, the distrust between rival domains mean that the dragons could easy play one warlord off of another.

The herbivorous dinosaur kingdoms, while being heavily fortified and having an ostensibly stable society, was not immune to the dragons either. Under the surface, the ruling families were deeply competitive and divided. During a moments of particular intrigue in the high courts, the dragons took the opportunity to seize the relatively undefended flatlands around the cities, nibbling away chunks of vulnerable territory. As they lost territory, the supply of vital supplies to the citadels slowly but surely dwindled from a river to a trickle, magnifying the issues with neglected infrastructure and shortages caused mismanagement and political infighting. Eventually, the massive cities became simply unsustainable to support, and the dragons were able to claim most of the husks without a fight. The largest of these cities escaped becoming simply a ruin as the old town was eventually absorbed into the outskirts of Thinis.

The maniraptors, living almost entirely as divided, nomadic bands, began to settle down as the watchful eye of the dragons disapproved of raiding and stealing what could instead fill the dragons' coffers. Many settled in "protected towns" that had previously been found worthy of never being raided. These were the few places that did not have an overwhelming distrust of the raptors. Others fled even further into the wilds, living as isolated tribes.

As the dominance of the dinosaur-morphs fell, many were transformed to morphs matching their former underlings. Former ruling families were often forced by their former subjects, as a ultimate humiliation by being brought down to the level of the "small folk". Others chose to, or were pressured to, in order the fit in better with the people around them. Some saw it as their best chance of a fresh start, or as penance for failing to preserve their dynasty. Many dragon-morphs disapproved of having the dinosaur-morphs walking around as a potential rival, and offered subsequent generations of dinosaur-morphs a comfortable life if they quietly accepted a transformation potion and a cushy position in government. Over many, many years, the dinosaur-morphs disappeared almost entirely outside of small remote, isolated communities.

Modding:Sightglass Dino Lore

2024-05-30T03:51:27Z

Sightglass: Proofreading pass

This is a lore document for Sightglass's (at time of writing, PLANNED) dinosaur race mod. This focuses on the history of the dinosaur-morphs in Lilith's Domain.
Pieces of this document are going to be split up among the races' encyclopedia entries.
=== Intro ===
In the very distant past, dinosaur-morphs were commonplace and dominated much of the wild areas outside of the at-the-time fledgling city of Dominion. With ravenous appetites for power, wealth, and pleasure, they carved out small fiefdoms lording over the smaller, squishier morphs. While nominally under the rule of Lilith and the demons, they were mostly free to conquer and rule as they saw fit, as long as they paid proper respect and tribute to the real ruling class. In fact, the highest levels of dinosaur societies were often half-demon dinosaur-morphs working for their demon parent. These dinosaur-lords would demand large tributes of food, treasure and slaves, threatening to flatten towns and cities if they did not receive absolute submission and satisfaction. The exact nature of their practices and the severity of the reign varied from place to place (and accounts vary greatly depending on the historian's feelings towards the dinosaurs).
=== Reign of the Dinosaurs ===
Large carnivores, such as theropod-morph dynasties, would terrorize their underlings into serving their every whim. Quickly conquering and subjugating neighboring areas, feeding their hunger with easily-exploited peoples, but not as concerned with keeping "spent" territory, these kingdoms built on plunder would grind their way through the forests and jungles through history, chewing up weaker areas while being eaten up by rivals on the other side in turn. At the time, the only real barrier containing them were the citadels of the large herbivore dinosaur-morphs. To any aspiring conqueror, even the smallest of those cities would be a enough of a prize to gather all others to their banner, and perhaps swallow the rest in turn. While there are records of these fortress-cities being conquered, it appears that in all cases the conquering carnivore king or queen would instead spend the rest of their life living in indolent indulgence, with their kingdom quickly disintegrating as their many, many offspring fought for power afterwards.

Herbivorous dinosaur kingdoms of the grasslands and deserts were reputed to be comparatively stable and gentle, especially compared to carnivores'. Pouring their wealth into grand public construction, the largest herbivore dinosaur families sought to gain prestige and loyalty through splendor, awe, and benevolence. Marvelous gardens, aqueduct and geyser-fed public baths, decadent brothels, luxurious palaces, and colossal amphitheaters were protected by high, unbreakable walls, promising safety and comfort in exchange for absolute obedience and loyalty. Despite their grandeur, it was not always grand. Competition between prominent sauropod, ankylosaur and stegosaur-morph families led to wild spending and mismanagement, while important infrastructure decayed from neglect. Rebellions over the resulting famines and disasters would be unceremoniously crushed, with the dissenters exiled to the exposed plains and easy pickings for bandits.

Maniraptors and pterosaurs, smaller carnivorous dinosaur-morphs, rarely formed permanent settlements. Bands of roving maniraptor-morphs would frequently splinter and diverge, reform and merge as they ravaged their way through jungles, woods and plains. Despite the large number of subspecies (or even perhaps because of it), raptor-morphs held a certain sort of camaraderie, and a shared contempt for "weak, soft" settled folk, so these bands were often composed of a wide array of different shaped and sized raptors. This allowed for a great deal of tactical flexibility in their raids, allowing them to attack effectively with different weaponry from many angles. Arriving in an area, they would extort the locals for "protection" by muscling out smaller isolated crews, while acting as little more than bandits themselves. Usually, they would stay only long enough to rearm, gather a load of food, and breed more raiders from the locals. Occasionally, the raptor-morphs would act as mercenaries and patrols for larger dinosaurs' kingdoms, in exchange for a steady supply of food, luxuries, weapons, and sex. These raptor enforcers would be given a very long leash and allowed to take liberties with how they operated (and liberties on how they treated their arrestees). Even so, as the crews grew, many would become dissatisfied and break off to return to freedom as a raiding horde.

=== Sexual Ceremonies ===
It seems it was a common practice the dinosaurs to sexually humiliate the subjects in seasonal ceremonies.

Large carnivores, such as the infamous Tyrannosaurus Rex, would force their subjects to "sacrifice" some of their own to be used as sex slaves, discarded when they were too traumatized, stretched or pregnant to be any more fun. They would most commonly target virgins, and would even invade weddings to ravage the newlyweds. Another common practice would be to wage mock wars against their already-conquered territory over the most trivial (or imagined) of slights as an excuse for violent sexual excess. Tyrannosaurus-morphs would notoriously go into such "battles" with slaves worn as living cocksleeves or dildos, violating them in front of their village or tribe. Afterwards, the subjugated people would reenact their original surrender by ritually cleaning their warlord's "armor" and "weapons". What this meant was they were forced to lick clean the unfortunate slave's holes or cock, and to take turns to worship their master's cock or pussy (or both). The "lucky" one who happened to bring the tyrant to orgasm would be taken as the next slave, to be used for next year's "battle".

Herbivores such as the sauropod-morphs, seeing themselves as more gentle rulers, would smother tribute-slaves under their oversized breasts, testicles or buttocks, using them as living seats and footrests. Favored servants would have their orifices elasticized and genitals enlarged to massive proportions with magic potions, to satisfy their overlord's massive cocks or pussies without discomfort. Symbolically, this was supposed to represent the great burden of rulership, and the fact that only the titanic dinosaur rulers were both great and merciful to bear it. It seems that compared to the carnivores, they did not have any trouble finding "volunteers".

After a successful raid, the defeated villages would be gathered to watch the raptors party and fuck over a pile of loot. After they were satisfied with each other, they would then turn their attention to their captives, walking among them and bickering, taking some as slaves, taking others on the spot for some more sexual relief. Despite their disdain for the "weakness" of settled peoples, maniraptor-morphs seemed to have respect for strong opponents they fought. Occasionally, one or two captives who fought particularly skillfully or bravely would be picked out of the crowd and declared "contenders". Those chosen would be dosed with a unique potion, the "storm brew", that would bring them to a rut or heat similar to that brought about by exposure to an arcane storm. Surrounding the dazed captive, the raiders would dance, gyrate, moan, tease, whatever they could think of to entice them. In this state, they were given an offer: if they could resist falling to lust, the warband would forever leave that town alone. Almost inevitably though, their will would break and they would mindlessly breed with enemies. As a tool to erode defenders' morale, it seems to have been very effective. Whole towns, after repeated losses and becoming increasingly populated by raptors, would be absorbed wholesale. On the other hand, it seems that if the the "contender" managed to hold out, the raptors would keep their word and never again raid them. Several towns are noted to have gotten this protection, going untouched for the entirety of this period. There are even stories of bands of raptors coming by to pay "tribute" and politely ask to be bred by the Contender or their relatives. In other cases, raptor raiding parties would come to the aid of these towns against other threats, usually larger predatory dinosaur-morphs. In some cases a rogue raptor band would be singled out and hunted by others if they menaced these protected settlements. Several historic towns that would eventually merge into the city of Elis have stories gaining this protection, but this particular case seems apocryphal.

=== Downfall ===
Despite being immensely intimidating and physically powerful, dinosaurs were slowly edged out by the rise of the dragons. Not only were the dragons able to match them physically, but they had powerful magic and the backing of the powerful Elder Lilin, Lisophia.

The carnivore dinosaurs (especially the theropods) were the first to fall to the dragons. With their reigns being built on brutality and conquest, those they had subjugated saw an opportunity, and saw the dragons' reign as being (potentially) being less violently sadistic. Uprisings against them sprouted up almost constantly, keeping the various dinosaur warlords distracted as the dragons methodically picked them off one by one. In addition, the distrust between rival domains mean that the dragons could easy play one warlord off of another.

The herbivorous dinosaur kingdoms, while being heavily fortified and having an ostensibly stable society, was not immune to the dragons either. Under the surface, the ruling families were deeply competitive and divided. During a moments of particular intrigue in the high courts, the dragons took the opportunity to seize the relatively undefended flatlands around the cities, nibbling away chunks of vulnerable territory. As they lost territory, the supply of vital supplies to the citadels slowly but surely dwindled from a river to a trickle, magnifying the issues with neglected infrastructure and shortages caused mismanagement and political infighting. Eventually, the massive cities became simply unsustainable to support, and the dragons were able to claim most of the husks without a fight. The largest of these cities escaped becoming simply a ruin as the old town was eventually absorbed into the outskirts of Thinis.

The maniraptors, living almost entirely as divided, nomadic bands, began to settle down as the watchful eye of the dragons disapproved of raiding and stealing what could instead fill the dragons' coffers. Many settled in "protected towns" that had previously been found worthy of never being raided. These were the few places that did not have an overwhelming distrust of the raptors. Others fled even further into the wilds, living as isolated tribes.

As the dominance of the dinosaur-morphs fell, many transformed themselves to morphs matching their former underlings. Many former ruling families were forced, as a ultimate humiliation by being brought down to the level of the "small folk". Others chose to, or were pressured to, in order the fit in better with the people around them. Many dragon-morphs disapproved of having the dinosaur-morphs walking around as a potential rival, and offered subsequent generations of dinosaur-morphs a comfortable life if they quietly accepted a transformation potion and a cushy position in government. Over many, many years, the dinosaur-morphs disappeared almost entirely outside of small remote, isolated communities.

Modding:Sightglass Dino Lore

2024-05-30T03:42:10Z

Sightglass: /* Intro */ Intro rework, putting it in better context with LT lore

This is a lore document for Sightglass's (at time of writing, PLANNED) dinosaur race mod. This focuses on the history of the dinosaur-morphs in Lilith's Domain.
Pieces of this document are going to be split up among the races' encyclopedia entries.
=== Intro ===
In the very distant past, dinosaur-morphs were commonplace and dominated much of the wild areas outside of the at-the-time fledgling city of Dominion. With ravenous appetites for power, wealth, and pleasure, they carved out small fiefdoms lording over the smaller, squisher morphs. While nominally under the rule of Lilith and the demons, they were mostly free to conquer and rule as they saw fit, as long as they paid proper respect and tribute to the real ruling class. In fact, the highest levels of dinosaur societies were often half-demon dinosaur-morphs working for their demon parent. These dinosaur-lords would demand large tributes of food, treasure and slaves, threatening to flatten towns and cities if they did not receive absolute submission and satisfaction. The exact nature of their practices and the severity of the reign varied from place to place (and accounts vary greatly depending on the historian's feelings towards the dinosaurs).
=== Reign of the Dinosaurs ===
Large carnivores, such as theropod-morph dynasties, would terrorize their underlings into serving their every whim. Quickly conquering and subjugating neighboring areas, feeding their hunger with easily-exploited peoples, but not as concerned with keeping "spent" territory, these kingdoms built on plunder would grind their way through the forests and jungles through history, chewing up weaker areas while being eaten up by rivals on the other side in turn. At the time, the only real barrier containing them were the citadels of the large herbivore dinosaur-morphs. To any aspiring conqueror, even the smallest of those cities would be a enough of a prize to gather all others to their banner, and perhaps swallow the rest in turn. While there are records of these fortress-cities being conquered, it appears that in all cases the conquering carnivore king or queen would instead spend the rest of their life living in indolent indulgence, with their kingdom quickly disintegrating as their many, many offspring fought for power afterwards.

Herbivorous dinosaur kingdoms of the grasslands and deserts were reputed to be comparitively stable and gentle, especially compared to carnivores'. Pouring their wealth into grand public construction, the largest herbivore dinosaur families sought to gain prestige and loyalty through splendor, awe, and benevolence. Marvelous gardens, aquaduct and geyser-fed public baths, decadent brothels, luxurious palaces, and colossal amphitheatres were protected by high, unbreakable walls, promising safety and comfort in exchange for absolute obedience and loyalty. Despite their grandeur, it was not always grand. Competition between prominent sauropod, ankylosaur and stegosaur-morph families led to wild spending and mismanagement, while important infrastructure decayed from neglect. Rebellions over the resulting famines and disasters would be unceremoniously crushed, the dissenters exiled to the exposed plains and easy pickings for bandits.

Maniraptors and pterosaurs, smaller carnivorous dinosaur-morphs, rarely formed permanent settlements. Bands of roving maniraptor-morphs would frequetly splinter and diverge, reform and merge as they ravaged their way through jungles, woods and plains. Despite the large number of subspecies (or even perhaps because of it), raptor-morphs held a certain sort of camaraderie, and a shared contempt for "weak, soft" settled folk, so these bands were often composed of a wide array of different shaped and sized raptors. This allowed for a great deal of tactical flexibility in their raids, allowing them to attack effectively with different weaponry from many angles. Arriving in an area, they would extort the locals for "protection" by muscling out smaller isolated crews, while acting as little more than bandits themselves. Usually, they would stay only long enough to rearm, gather a load of food, and breed more raiders from the locals. Occasionally, the raptor-morphs would act as mercenaries and patrols for larger dinosaurs' kingdoms, in exchange for a steady supply of food, luxuries, weapons, and sex. These raptor enforcers would be given a very long leash and allowed to take liberties with how they operated (and liberties on how they treated their arrestees). Even so, as the crews grew, many would become dissatisfied and break off to return to freedom as a raiding horde.

=== Sexual Ceremonies ===
It seems it was a common practice the dinosaurs to sexually humiliate the subjects in seasonal ceremonies.

Large carnivores, such as the infamous Tyrannosaurus Rex, would force their subjects to "sacrifice" some of their own to be used as sex slaves, discarded when they were too traumatised, stretched or pregnant to be any more fun. They would most commonly target virgins, and would even invade weddings to ravage the newlyweds. Another common practice would be to wage mock wars against their already-conquered territory over the most trivial (or imagined) of slights as an excuse for violent sexual excess. Tyrannosaurus-morphs would notoriously go into such "battles" with slaves worn as living cocksleeves or dildos, violating them in front of their village or tribe. Afterwards, the subjugated people would reenact their original surrender by ritually cleaning their warlord's "armor" and "weapons". What this meant was they were forced to lick clean the unfortunate slave's holes or cock, and to take turns to worship their master's cock or pussy (or both). The "lucky" one who happened to bring the tyrant to orgasm would be taken as the next slave, to be used for next year's "battle".

Herbivores such as the sauropod-morphs, seeing themselves as more gentle rulers, would smother tribute-slaves under their oversized breasts, testicles or buttocks, using them as living seats and footrests. Favored servants would have their orifices elasticized and genitals enlarged to massive proportions with magic potions, to satisfy their overlord's massive cocks or pussies without discomfort. Symbolically, this was supposed to represent the great burden of rulership, and the fact that only the titanic dinosaur rulers were both great and merciful to bear it. It seems that compared to the carnivores, they did not have any trouble finding "volunteers".

After a successful raid, the defeated villages would be gathered to watch the raptors party and fuck over a pile of loot. After they were satisfied with each other, they would then turn their attention to their captives, walking among them and bickering, taking some as slaves, taking others on the spot for some more sexual relief. Despite their disdain for the "weakness" of settled peoples, maniraptor-morphs seemed to have respect for strong opponents they fought. Occasionally, one or two captives who fought particularly skillfully or bravely would be picked out of the crowd and declared "contenders". Those chosen would be dosed with a unique potion, the "storm brew", that would bring them to a rut or heat similar to that brought about by exposure to an arcane storm. Surrounding the dazed captive, the raiders would dance, gyrate, moan, tease, whatever they could think of to entice them. In this state, they were given an offer: if they could resist falling to lust, the warband would forever leave that town alone. Almost inevitably though, their will would break and they would mindlessly breed with enemies. As a tool to erode defenders' morale, it seems to have been very effective. Whole towns, after repeated losses and becoming increasingly populated by raptors, would be absorbed wholesale. On the other hand, it seems that if the the "contender" managed to hold out, the raptors would keep their word and never again raid them. Several towns are noted to have gotten this protection, going untouched for the entirety of this period. There are even stories of bands of raptors coming by to pay "tribute" and politely ask to be bred by the Contender or their relatives. In other cases, raptor raiding parties would come to the aid of these towns against other threats, usually larger predatory dinosaur-morphs. In some cases a rogue raptor band would be singled out and hunted by others if they menaced these protected settlements. Several historic towns that would eventually merge into the city of Elis have stories gaining this protection, but this particular case seems apocryphal.

=== Downfall ===
Despite being immensely intimidating and physically powerful, dinosaurs were slowly edged out by the rise of the dragons. Not only were the dragons able to match them physically, but they had powerful magic and the backing of the powerful Elder Lilin, Lisophia.

The carnivore dinosaurs (especially the theropods) were the first to fall to the dragons. With their reigns being built on brutality and conquest, those they had subjugated saw an opportunity, and saw the dragons' reign as being (potentially) being less violently sadistic. Uprisings against them sprouted up almost constantly, keeping the various dinosaur warlords distracted as the dragons methodically picked them off one by one. In addition, the distrust between rival domains mean that the dragons could easy play one warlord off of another.

The herbivorous dinosaur kingdoms, while being heavily fortified and having an ostensibly stable society, was not immune to the dragons either. Under the surface, the ruling families were deeply competitive and divided. During a moments of particular intrigue in the high courts, the dragons took the opportunity to seize the relatively undefended flatlands around the cities, nibbling away chunks of vulnerable territory. As they lost territory, the supply of vital supplies to the citadels slowly but surely dwindled from a river to a trickle, magnifying the issues with neglected infrastructure and shortages caused mismanagement and political infighting. Eventually, the massive cities became simply unsustainable to support, and the dragons were able to claim most of the husks without a fight. The largest of these cities escaped becoming simply a ruin as the old town was eventually absorbed into the outskirts of Thinis.

The maniraptors, living almost entirely as divided, nomadic bands, began to settle down as the watchful eye of the dragons disapproved of raiding and stealing what could instead fill the dragons' coffers. Many settled in "protected towns" that had previously been found worthy of never being raided. These were the few places that did not have an overwhelming distrust of the raptors. Others fled even further into the wilds, living as isolated tribes.

As the dominance of the dinosaur-morphs fell, many transformed themselves to morphs matching their former underlings. Many former ruling families were forced, as a ultimate humiliation by being brought down to the level of the "small folk". Others chose to, or were pressured to, in order the fit in better with the people around them. Many dragon-morphs disapproved of having the dinosaur-morphs walking around as a potential rival, and offered subsequent generations of dinosaur-morphs a comfortable life if they quietly accepted a transformation potion and a cushy position in government. Over many, many years, the dinosaur-morphs disappeared almost entirely outside of small remote, isolated communities.

Modding:Sightglass Dino Lore

2024-05-30T03:39:18Z

Sightglass: Usage explanation

Modding:Sightglass Dino Lore

2024-05-30T03:37:41Z

Sightglass: /* Section 3: Downfall */ Section title change

This is a lore document for Sightglass's (at time of writing, PLANNED) dinosaur race mod.
=== Intro ===
In the distant past, dinosaur-morphs were commonplace and dominated much of the wild areas outside of the at-the-time fledgling city of Dominion. With ravenous appetites for power, wealth, and pleasure, they carved out small fiefdoms lording over the smaller, squisher morphs. These dinosaur-lords would demand large tributes of food, treasure and slaves, threatening to flatten towns and cities if they did not receive absolute submission and satisfaction. The exact nature of their practices and the severity of the reign varied from place to place (and accounts vary greatly depending on the historian's feelings towards the dinosaurs).
=== Reign of the Dinosaurs ===
Large carnivores, such as theropod-morph dynasties, would terrorize their underlings into serving their every whim. Quickly conquering and subjugating neighboring areas, feeding their hunger with easily-exploited peoples, but not as concerned with keeping "spent" territory, these kingdoms built on plunder would grind their way through the forests and jungles through history, chewing up weaker areas while being eaten up by rivals on the other side in turn. At the time, the only real barrier containing them were the citadels of the large herbivore dinosaur-morphs. To any aspiring conqueror, even the smallest of those cities would be a enough of a prize to gather all others to their banner, and perhaps swallow the rest in turn. While there are records of these fortress-cities being conquered, it appears that in all cases the conquering carnivore king or queen would instead spend the rest of their life living in indolent indulgence, with their kingdom quickly disintegrating as their many, many offspring fought for power afterwards.

Herbivorous dinosaur kingdoms of the grasslands and deserts were reputed to be comparitively stable and gentle, especially compared to carnivores'. Pouring their wealth into grand public construction, the largest herbivore dinosaur families sought to gain prestige and loyalty through splendor, awe, and benevolence. Marvelous gardens, aquaduct and geyser-fed public baths, decadent brothels, luxurious palaces, and colossal amphitheatres were protected by high, unbreakable walls, promising safety and comfort in exchange for absolute obedience and loyalty. Despite their grandeur, it was not always grand. Competition between prominent sauropod, ankylosaur and stegosaur-morph families led to wild spending and mismanagement, while important infrastructure decayed from neglect. Rebellions over the resulting famines and disasters would be unceremoniously crushed, the dissenters exiled to the exposed plains and easy pickings for bandits.

Maniraptors and pterosaurs, smaller carnivorous dinosaur-morphs, rarely formed permanent settlements. Bands of roving maniraptor-morphs would frequetly splinter and diverge, reform and merge as they ravaged their way through jungles, woods and plains. Despite the large number of subspecies (or even perhaps because of it), raptor-morphs held a certain sort of camaraderie, and a shared contempt for "weak, soft" settled folk, so these bands were often composed of a wide array of different shaped and sized raptors. This allowed for a great deal of tactical flexibility in their raids, allowing them to attack effectively with different weaponry from many angles. Arriving in an area, they would extort the locals for "protection" by muscling out smaller isolated crews, while acting as little more than bandits themselves. Usually, they would stay only long enough to rearm, gather a load of food, and breed more raiders from the locals. Occasionally, the raptor-morphs would act as mercenaries and patrols for larger dinosaurs' kingdoms, in exchange for a steady supply of food, luxuries, weapons, and sex. These raptor enforcers would be given a very long leash and allowed to take liberties with how they operated (and liberties on how they treated their arrestees). Even so, as the crews grew, many would become dissatisfied and break off to return to freedom as a raiding horde.

=== Sexual Ceremonies ===
It seems it was a common practice the dinosaurs to sexually humiliate the subjects in seasonal ceremonies.

Large carnivores, such as the infamous Tyrannosaurus Rex, would force their subjects to "sacrifice" some of their own to be used as sex slaves, discarded when they were too traumatised, stretched or pregnant to be any more fun. They would most commonly target virgins, and would even invade weddings to ravage the newlyweds. Another common practice would be to wage mock wars against their already-conquered territory over the most trivial (or imagined) of slights as an excuse for violent sexual excess. Tyrannosaurus-morphs would notoriously go into such "battles" with slaves worn as living cocksleeves or dildos, violating them in front of their village or tribe. Afterwards, the subjugated people would reenact their original surrender by ritually cleaning their warlord's "armor" and "weapons". What this meant was they were forced to lick clean the unfortunate slave's holes or cock, and to take turns to worship their master's cock or pussy (or both). The "lucky" one who happened to bring the tyrant to orgasm would be taken as the next slave, to be used for next year's "battle".

Herbivores such as the sauropod-morphs, seeing themselves as more gentle rulers, would smother tribute-slaves under their oversized breasts, testicles or buttocks, using them as living seats and footrests. Favored servants would have their orifices elasticized and genitals enlarged to massive proportions with magic potions, to satisfy their overlord's massive cocks or pussies without discomfort. Symbolically, this was supposed to represent the great burden of rulership, and the fact that only the titanic dinosaur rulers were both great and merciful to bear it. It seems that compared to the carnivores, they did not have any trouble finding "volunteers".

After a successful raid, the defeated villages would be gathered to watch the raptors party and fuck over a pile of loot. After they were satisfied with each other, they would then turn their attention to their captives, walking among them and bickering, taking some as slaves, taking others on the spot for some more sexual relief. Despite their disdain for the "weakness" of settled peoples, maniraptor-morphs seemed to have respect for strong opponents they fought. Occasionally, one or two captives who fought particularly skillfully or bravely would be picked out of the crowd and declared "contenders". Those chosen would be dosed with a unique potion, the "storm brew", that would bring them to a rut or heat similar to that brought about by exposure to an arcane storm. Surrounding the dazed captive, the raiders would dance, gyrate, moan, tease, whatever they could think of to entice them. In this state, they were given an offer: if they could resist falling to lust, the warband would forever leave that town alone. Almost inevitably though, their will would break and they would mindlessly breed with enemies. As a tool to erode defenders' morale, it seems to have been very effective. Whole towns, after repeated losses and becoming increasingly populated by raptors, would be absorbed wholesale. On the other hand, it seems that if the the "contender" managed to hold out, the raptors would keep their word and never again raid them. Several towns are noted to have gotten this protection, going untouched for the entirety of this period. There are even stories of bands of raptors coming by to pay "tribute" and politely ask to be bred by the Contender or their relatives. In other cases, raptor raiding parties would come to the aid of these towns against other threats, usually larger predatory dinosaur-morphs. In some cases a rogue raptor band would be singled out and hunted by others if they menaced these protected settlements. Several historic towns that would eventually merge into the city of Elis have stories gaining this protection, but this particular case seems apocryphal.

=== Downfall ===
Despite being immensely intimidating and physically powerful, dinosaurs were slowly edged out by the rise of the dragons. Not only were the dragons able to match them physically, but they had powerful magic and the backing of the powerful Elder Lilin, Lisophia.

The carnivore dinosaurs (especially the theropods) were the first to fall to the dragons. With their reigns being built on brutality and conquest, those they had subjugated saw an opportunity, and saw the dragons' reign as being (potentially) being less violently sadistic. Uprisings against them sprouted up almost constantly, keeping the various dinosaur warlords distracted as the dragons methodically picked them off one by one. In addition, the distrust between rival domains mean that the dragons could easy play one warlord off of another.

The herbivorous dinosaur kingdoms, while being heavily fortified and having an ostensibly stable society, was not immune to the dragons either. Under the surface, the ruling families were deeply competitive and divided. During a moments of particular intrigue in the high courts, the dragons took the opportunity to seize the relatively undefended flatlands around the cities, nibbling away chunks of vulnerable territory. As they lost territory, the supply of vital supplies to the citadels slowly but surely dwindled from a river to a trickle, magnifying the issues with neglected infrastructure and shortages caused mismanagement and political infighting. Eventually, the massive cities became simply unsustainable to support, and the dragons were able to claim most of the husks without a fight. The largest of these cities escaped becoming simply a ruin as the old town was eventually absorbed into the outskirts of Thinis.

The maniraptors, living almost entirely as divided, nomadic bands, began to settle down as the watchful eye of the dragons disapproved of raiding and stealing what could instead fill the dragons' coffers. Many settled in "protected towns" that had previously been found worthy of never being raided. These were the few places that did not have an overwhelming distrust of the raptors. Others fled even further into the wilds, living as isolated tribes.

As the dominance of the dinosaur-morphs fell, many transformed themselves to morphs matching their former underlings. Many former ruling families were forced, as a ultimate humiliation by being brought down to the level of the "small folk". Others chose to, or were pressured to, in order the fit in better with the people around them. Many dragon-morphs disapproved of having the dinosaur-morphs walking around as a potential rival, and offered subsequent generations of dinosaur-morphs a comfortable life if they quietly accepted a transformation potion and a cushy position in government. Over many, many years, the dinosaur-morphs disappeared almost entirely outside of small remote, isolated communities.

Modding:Sightglass Dino Lore

2024-05-30T03:37:23Z

Sightglass: /* Section 3: Downfall */ Rewrite

This is a lore document for Sightglass's (at time of writing, PLANNED) dinosaur race mod.
=== Intro ===
In the distant past, dinosaur-morphs were commonplace and dominated much of the wild areas outside of the at-the-time fledgling city of Dominion. With ravenous appetites for power, wealth, and pleasure, they carved out small fiefdoms lording over the smaller, squisher morphs. These dinosaur-lords would demand large tributes of food, treasure and slaves, threatening to flatten towns and cities if they did not receive absolute submission and satisfaction. The exact nature of their practices and the severity of the reign varied from place to place (and accounts vary greatly depending on the historian's feelings towards the dinosaurs).
=== Reign of the Dinosaurs ===
Large carnivores, such as theropod-morph dynasties, would terrorize their underlings into serving their every whim. Quickly conquering and subjugating neighboring areas, feeding their hunger with easily-exploited peoples, but not as concerned with keeping "spent" territory, these kingdoms built on plunder would grind their way through the forests and jungles through history, chewing up weaker areas while being eaten up by rivals on the other side in turn. At the time, the only real barrier containing them were the citadels of the large herbivore dinosaur-morphs. To any aspiring conqueror, even the smallest of those cities would be a enough of a prize to gather all others to their banner, and perhaps swallow the rest in turn. While there are records of these fortress-cities being conquered, it appears that in all cases the conquering carnivore king or queen would instead spend the rest of their life living in indolent indulgence, with their kingdom quickly disintegrating as their many, many offspring fought for power afterwards.

Herbivorous dinosaur kingdoms of the grasslands and deserts were reputed to be comparitively stable and gentle, especially compared to carnivores'. Pouring their wealth into grand public construction, the largest herbivore dinosaur families sought to gain prestige and loyalty through splendor, awe, and benevolence. Marvelous gardens, aquaduct and geyser-fed public baths, decadent brothels, luxurious palaces, and colossal amphitheatres were protected by high, unbreakable walls, promising safety and comfort in exchange for absolute obedience and loyalty. Despite their grandeur, it was not always grand. Competition between prominent sauropod, ankylosaur and stegosaur-morph families led to wild spending and mismanagement, while important infrastructure decayed from neglect. Rebellions over the resulting famines and disasters would be unceremoniously crushed, the dissenters exiled to the exposed plains and easy pickings for bandits.

Maniraptors and pterosaurs, smaller carnivorous dinosaur-morphs, rarely formed permanent settlements. Bands of roving maniraptor-morphs would frequetly splinter and diverge, reform and merge as they ravaged their way through jungles, woods and plains. Despite the large number of subspecies (or even perhaps because of it), raptor-morphs held a certain sort of camaraderie, and a shared contempt for "weak, soft" settled folk, so these bands were often composed of a wide array of different shaped and sized raptors. This allowed for a great deal of tactical flexibility in their raids, allowing them to attack effectively with different weaponry from many angles. Arriving in an area, they would extort the locals for "protection" by muscling out smaller isolated crews, while acting as little more than bandits themselves. Usually, they would stay only long enough to rearm, gather a load of food, and breed more raiders from the locals. Occasionally, the raptor-morphs would act as mercenaries and patrols for larger dinosaurs' kingdoms, in exchange for a steady supply of food, luxuries, weapons, and sex. These raptor enforcers would be given a very long leash and allowed to take liberties with how they operated (and liberties on how they treated their arrestees). Even so, as the crews grew, many would become dissatisfied and break off to return to freedom as a raiding horde.

=== Sexual Ceremonies ===
It seems it was a common practice the dinosaurs to sexually humiliate the subjects in seasonal ceremonies.

Large carnivores, such as the infamous Tyrannosaurus Rex, would force their subjects to "sacrifice" some of their own to be used as sex slaves, discarded when they were too traumatised, stretched or pregnant to be any more fun. They would most commonly target virgins, and would even invade weddings to ravage the newlyweds. Another common practice would be to wage mock wars against their already-conquered territory over the most trivial (or imagined) of slights as an excuse for violent sexual excess. Tyrannosaurus-morphs would notoriously go into such "battles" with slaves worn as living cocksleeves or dildos, violating them in front of their village or tribe. Afterwards, the subjugated people would reenact their original surrender by ritually cleaning their warlord's "armor" and "weapons". What this meant was they were forced to lick clean the unfortunate slave's holes or cock, and to take turns to worship their master's cock or pussy (or both). The "lucky" one who happened to bring the tyrant to orgasm would be taken as the next slave, to be used for next year's "battle".

Herbivores such as the sauropod-morphs, seeing themselves as more gentle rulers, would smother tribute-slaves under their oversized breasts, testicles or buttocks, using them as living seats and footrests. Favored servants would have their orifices elasticized and genitals enlarged to massive proportions with magic potions, to satisfy their overlord's massive cocks or pussies without discomfort. Symbolically, this was supposed to represent the great burden of rulership, and the fact that only the titanic dinosaur rulers were both great and merciful to bear it. It seems that compared to the carnivores, they did not have any trouble finding "volunteers".

After a successful raid, the defeated villages would be gathered to watch the raptors party and fuck over a pile of loot. After they were satisfied with each other, they would then turn their attention to their captives, walking among them and bickering, taking some as slaves, taking others on the spot for some more sexual relief. Despite their disdain for the "weakness" of settled peoples, maniraptor-morphs seemed to have respect for strong opponents they fought. Occasionally, one or two captives who fought particularly skillfully or bravely would be picked out of the crowd and declared "contenders". Those chosen would be dosed with a unique potion, the "storm brew", that would bring them to a rut or heat similar to that brought about by exposure to an arcane storm. Surrounding the dazed captive, the raiders would dance, gyrate, moan, tease, whatever they could think of to entice them. In this state, they were given an offer: if they could resist falling to lust, the warband would forever leave that town alone. Almost inevitably though, their will would break and they would mindlessly breed with enemies. As a tool to erode defenders' morale, it seems to have been very effective. Whole towns, after repeated losses and becoming increasingly populated by raptors, would be absorbed wholesale. On the other hand, it seems that if the the "contender" managed to hold out, the raptors would keep their word and never again raid them. Several towns are noted to have gotten this protection, going untouched for the entirety of this period. There are even stories of bands of raptors coming by to pay "tribute" and politely ask to be bred by the Contender or their relatives. In other cases, raptor raiding parties would come to the aid of these towns against other threats, usually larger predatory dinosaur-morphs. In some cases a rogue raptor band would be singled out and hunted by others if they menaced these protected settlements. Several historic towns that would eventually merge into the city of Elis have stories gaining this protection, but this particular case seems apocryphal.

=== Section 3: Downfall ===
Despite being immensely intimidating and physically powerful, dinosaurs were slowly edged out by the rise of the dragons. Not only were the dragons able to match them physically, but they had powerful magic and the backing of the powerful Elder Lilin, Lisophia.

The carnivore dinosaurs (especially the theropods) were the first to fall to the dragons. With their reigns being built on brutality and conquest, those they had subjugated saw an opportunity, and saw the dragons' reign as being (potentially) being less violently sadistic. Uprisings against them sprouted up almost constantly, keeping the various dinosaur warlords distracted as the dragons methodically picked them off one by one. In addition, the distrust between rival domains mean that the dragons could easy play one warlord off of another.

The herbivorous dinosaur kingdoms, while being heavily fortified and having an ostensibly stable society, was not immune to the dragons either. Under the surface, the ruling families were deeply competitive and divided. During a moments of particular intrigue in the high courts, the dragons took the opportunity to seize the relatively undefended flatlands around the cities, nibbling away chunks of vulnerable territory. As they lost territory, the supply of vital supplies to the citadels slowly but surely dwindled from a river to a trickle, magnifying the issues with neglected infrastructure and shortages caused mismanagement and political infighting. Eventually, the massive cities became simply unsustainable to support, and the dragons were able to claim most of the husks without a fight. The largest of these cities escaped becoming simply a ruin as the old town was eventually absorbed into the outskirts of Thinis.

The maniraptors, living almost entirely as divided, nomadic bands, began to settle down as the watchful eye of the dragons disapproved of raiding and stealing what could instead fill the dragons' coffers. Many settled in "protected towns" that had previously been found worthy of never being raided. These were the few places that did not have an overwhelming distrust of the raptors. Others fled even further into the wilds, living as isolated tribes.

As the dominance of the dinosaur-morphs fell, many transformed themselves to morphs matching their former underlings. Many former ruling families were forced, as a ultimate humiliation by being brought down to the level of the "small folk". Others chose to, or were pressured to, in order the fit in better with the people around them. Many dragon-morphs disapproved of having the dinosaur-morphs walking around as a potential rival, and offered subsequent generations of dinosaur-morphs a comfortable life if they quietly accepted a transformation potion and a cushy position in government. Over many, many years, the dinosaur-morphs disappeared almost entirely outside of small remote, isolated communities.

Modding:Sightglass Dino Lore

2024-05-30T03:10:42Z

Sightglass: Page created

This is a lore document for Sightglass's (at time of writing, PLANNED) dinosaur race mod.
=== Intro ===
In the distant past, dinosaur-morphs were commonplace and dominated much of the wild areas outside of the at-the-time fledgling city of Dominion. With ravenous appetites for power, wealth, and pleasure, they carved out small fiefdoms lording over the smaller, squisher morphs. These dinosaur-lords would demand large tributes of food, treasure and slaves, threatening to flatten towns and cities if they did not receive absolute submission and satisfaction. The exact nature of their practices and the severity of the reign varied from place to place (and accounts vary greatly depending on the historian's feelings towards the dinosaurs).
=== Reign of the Dinosaurs ===
Large carnivores, such as theropod-morph dynasties, would terrorize their underlings into serving their every whim. Quickly conquering and subjugating neighboring areas, feeding their hunger with easily-exploited peoples, but not as concerned with keeping "spent" territory, these kingdoms built on plunder would grind their way through the forests and jungles through history, chewing up weaker areas while being eaten up by rivals on the other side in turn. At the time, the only real barrier containing them were the citadels of the large herbivore dinosaur-morphs. To any aspiring conqueror, even the smallest of those cities would be a enough of a prize to gather all others to their banner, and perhaps swallow the rest in turn. While there are records of these fortress-cities being conquered, it appears that in all cases the conquering carnivore king or queen would instead spend the rest of their life living in indolent indulgence, with their kingdom quickly disintegrating as their many, many offspring fought for power afterwards.

Herbivorous dinosaur kingdoms of the grasslands and deserts were reputed to be comparitively stable and gentle, especially compared to carnivores'. Pouring their wealth into grand public construction, the largest herbivore dinosaur families sought to gain prestige and loyalty through splendor, awe, and benevolence. Marvelous gardens, aquaduct and geyser-fed public baths, decadent brothels, luxurious palaces, and colossal amphitheatres were protected by high, unbreakable walls, promising safety and comfort in exchange for absolute obedience and loyalty. Despite their grandeur, it was not always grand. Competition between prominent sauropod, ankylosaur and stegosaur-morph families led to wild spending and mismanagement, while important infrastructure decayed from neglect. Rebellions over the resulting famines and disasters would be unceremoniously crushed, the dissenters exiled to the exposed plains and easy pickings for bandits.

Maniraptors and pterosaurs, smaller carnivorous dinosaur-morphs, rarely formed permanent settlements. Bands of roving maniraptor-morphs would frequetly splinter and diverge, reform and merge as they ravaged their way through jungles, woods and plains. Despite the large number of subspecies (or even perhaps because of it), raptor-morphs held a certain sort of camaraderie, and a shared contempt for "weak, soft" settled folk, so these bands were often composed of a wide array of different shaped and sized raptors. This allowed for a great deal of tactical flexibility in their raids, allowing them to attack effectively with different weaponry from many angles. Arriving in an area, they would extort the locals for "protection" by muscling out smaller isolated crews, while acting as little more than bandits themselves. Usually, they would stay only long enough to rearm, gather a load of food, and breed more raiders from the locals. Occasionally, the raptor-morphs would act as mercenaries and patrols for larger dinosaurs' kingdoms, in exchange for a steady supply of food, luxuries, weapons, and sex. These raptor enforcers would be given a very long leash and allowed to take liberties with how they operated (and liberties on how they treated their arrestees). Even so, as the crews grew, many would become dissatisfied and break off to return to freedom as a raiding horde.

=== Sexual Ceremonies ===
It seems it was a common practice the dinosaurs to sexually humiliate the subjects in seasonal ceremonies.

Large carnivores, such as the infamous Tyrannosaurus Rex, would force their subjects to "sacrifice" some of their own to be used as sex slaves, discarded when they were too traumatised, stretched or pregnant to be any more fun. They would most commonly target virgins, and would even invade weddings to ravage the newlyweds. Another common practice would be to wage mock wars against their already-conquered territory over the most trivial (or imagined) of slights as an excuse for violent sexual excess. Tyrannosaurus-morphs would notoriously go into such "battles" with slaves worn as living cocksleeves or dildos, violating them in front of their village or tribe. Afterwards, the subjugated people would reenact their original surrender by ritually cleaning their master's "armor" and "weapons". What this meant was they were forced to lick clean the unfortunate slave's holes or cock, and to take turns to worship their master's cock or pussy (or both). The "lucky" one who happened to bring the tyrant to orgasm would be taken as the next slave, to be used for next year's "battle".

Herbivores such as the sauropod-morphs, seeing themselves as more gentle rulers, would smother tribute-slaves under their oversized breasts, testicles or buttocks, using them as living seats and footrests. Favored servants would have their orifices elasticized and genitals enlarged to massive proportions with magic potions, to satisfy their overlord's massive cocks or pussies without discomfort. Symbolically, this was supposed to represent the great burden of rulership, and the fact that only the titanic dinosaur rulers were both great and merciful to bear it. It seems that compared to the carnivores, they did not have any trouble finding "volunteers".

After a successful raid, the defeated villages would be gathered to watch the raptors party and fuck over a pile of loot. After they were satisfied with each other, they would then turn their attention to their captives, walking among them and bickering, taking some as slaves, taking others on the spot for some more sexual relief. Despite their disdain for the "weakness" of settled peoples, maniraptor-morphs seemed to have respect for strong opponents they fought. Occasionally, one or two captives who fought particularly skillfully or bravely would be picked out of the crowd and declared "contenders". Those chosen would be dosed with a unique potion, the "storm brew", that would bring them to a rut or heat similar to that brought about by exposure to an arcane storm. Surrounding the dazed captive, the raiders would dance, gyrate, moan, tease, whatever they could think of to entice them. In this state, they were given an offer: if they could resist falling to lust, the warband would forever leave that town alone. Almost inevitably though, their will would break and they would mindlessly breed with enemies. As a tool to erode defenders' morale, it seems to have been very effective. Whole towns, after repeated losses and becoming increasingly populated by raptors, would be absorbed wholesale. On the other hand, it seems that if the the "contender" managed to hold out, the raptors would keep their word and never again raid them. Several towns are noted to have gotten this protection, going untouched for the entirety of this period. There are even stories of bands of raptors coming by to pay "tribute" and politely ask to be bred by the Contender or their relatives. In other cases, raptor raiding parties would come to the aid of these towns against other threats, usually larger predatory dinosaur-morphs. In some cases a rogue raptor band would be singled out and hunted by others if they menaced these protected settlements. Several historic towns that would eventually merge into the city of Elis have stories gaining this protection, but this particular case seems apocryphal.

=== Section 3: Downfall ===
Despite being immensely intimidating and physically powerful, dinosaurs were slowly edged out by the rise of the dragons. Not only were the dragons able to match them physically, but they had powerful magic and the backing of the powerful Elder Lilin, Lisophia. Smaller morphs, sensing an opportunity and hoping the dragons' reign would be (at least physically) less brutal, rose up against the dinosaur-morph dynasties, or sabotaged . Losing influence and unable to trample over their subjects, the dinosaur

Parser Target and Binding Reference

2024-05-29T17:14:21Z

Sightglass: /* Enumeration Classes */ Disclaimer on source of information

[[Category:Modding Guides]][[Category:Reference]][[Category:Debug Menu]]
'''''This page is current for game version 0.4.9'''''

''See also: [[Parser Command Reference]]''

This page lists the valid targets and bindings for use in the game's parser. These expose various classes and objects, such as characters, body parts types, and the game state.

Character targets are created as [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/dialogue/utils/ParserTarget.java ParserTarget] objects, and expose characters either present in the scene or important NPCs. These do not need to be preceded by a hash/pound; for example <code>[#pc.name]</code> and <code>[pc.name]</code> will both work.

Parser bindings expose various classes, such as enumerations for item and body part types, core classes like the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/Game.java Game] class, and some Java classes. These DO need to be preceded by a hash/pound, so for example <code>[#game.isPubicHairEnabled()]</code> would work, but <code>[game.isPubicHairEnabled()]</code> gives a "command_unknown" error. Bindings are found in [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/dialogue/utils/UtilText.java UtilText] initialized within <code>public static void initScriptEngine()</code>, and ParserTargets are added to the parsing engine in the same function.

== Character Targets ==
This section is created from the in-game dialogue from the debug menu. Updated for game version v0.4.9.

These terms are created as [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/dialogue/utils/ParserTarget.java ParserTarget] objects. Most target characters, either present in the scene or important NPCs. These do not need to be preceded by a hash/pound, for example <code>[#pc.name]</code> and <code>[pc.name]</code> will both work.
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''style'' | ''game'' | ''util'' 
Returns the same as 'pc', but should be used for style methods such as style.bold or style.italics or conditional methods such as game.isArcaneStorm.
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''unit'' | ''units'' | ''game'' 
Returns the same as 'pc', but should be used for unit methods such as unit.size.
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''pc'' | ''player'' 
The player character.
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''npc'' | ''npc1'' | ''npc2'' | ''npc3'' | ''npc4'' | ''npc5'' | ''npc6'' 
The currently 'active' NPC. 
'''The tag 'npc' can be extended with a number, starting at 1, to signify which npc in the scene it is referring to!''' e.g. 'npc1' is the first npc, 'npc2' is the second, etc. 
If in '''combat''', it returns your opponent. 
If in '''sex''', it returns your partner. 
'''Otherwise''', it returns the most important NPC in the scene.
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''com'' | ''com1'' | ''com2'' | ''com3'' | ''com4'' | ''com5'' | ''com6'' 
The companions of the player. 
'''The tag 'com' can be extended with a number, starting at 1, to signify which companion it is referring to!''' e.g. 'com1' is the first companion, 'com2' is the second, etc.
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''ncom'' | ''ncom1'' | ''ncom2'' | ''ncom3'' | ''ncom4'' | ''ncom5'' | ''ncom6'' 
The non-unique npcs who are in the player's cell and who are not members of the player's party. 
'''The tag 'ncom' can be extended with a number, starting at 1, to signify which npc it is referring to!''' e.g. 'ncom1' is the first npc, 'ncom2' is the second, etc.
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''el'' | ''elemental'' 
The player's elemental. '''Should only ever be used when you know for certain that the player's elemental has been created!'''
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''prologueMale'' 
One of the guests at the museum's opening exhibit. He's tall, handsome, and muscular, and, even better, he seems to have taken an instant liking towards you...
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''prologueFemale'' 
One of the guests at the museum's opening exhibit. She's got a beautiful face and figure, and, even better, she seems to have taken an instant liking towards you...
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''NPCmale'' | ''maleNPC'' | ''genericMale'' | ''maleGeneric'' 
Unknown.
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''NPCfemale'' | ''femaleNPC'' | ''genericFemale'' | ''femaleGeneric'' 
Unknown.
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''NPCandrogynous'' | ''androgynousNPC'' | ''NPCambiguous'' | ''ambiguousNPC'' 
Generic androgynous.
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''trader'' | ''genericTrader'' 
A trader.
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''testNPC'' | ''test'' 
A mysterious cat-girl that you found in the back of one of the Shopping Arcade's many shops.
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''lilaya'' | ''aunt'' 
Along with your twin cousins, your aunt Lily was the only family you'd ever known. Although she still exists in this world, she isn't your aunt any more, and in this reality, she's a half-demon called 'Lilaya'. Whereas your old aunt was a researcher at the city museum, Lilaya is a privately-funded researcher of the arcane. Due to her demonic appearance and the fact that she's the daughter of the Lilin Lyssieth, people usually regard Lilaya with a mixture of fear and respect.
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''rose'' 
Rose is Lilaya's slave, and is the only other member of her household that you've ever seen. A partial cat-girl, Rose is treated with extreme fondness by Lilaya, and appears to be the only other person Lilaya has any regular contact with. Their relationship strays into something more than a master-slave arrangement, and Rose and Lilaya can often be seen hugging and whispering to one another.
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''kate'' 
Kate is a demon who owns the beauty salon 'Succubi's Secrets'. Despite being incredibly good at what she does, she's exceedingly lazy, and prefers to keep the exterior of her shop looking run-down so as to scare off potential customers.
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''ralph'' 
Ralph is the owner of the shop 'Ralph's Snacks'. There's an air of confidence in the way he holds himself, and he behaves in a professional manner at all times.
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''nyan'' 
Nyan is the owner of the store 'Nyan's Clothing Emporium', found in Dominion's shopping arcade. She's extremely shy, and gets very nervous when having to talk to people.
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''nyanmum'' | ''nyanmom'' | ''leotie'' 
Although she's the mother of Nyan, Leotie is the polar opposite of her daughter. Extremely confident and assertive, she's one of the most successful businesswomen in all of Lilith's Realm. Considering Nyan to be her most beloved treasure, Leotie's over-protective nature has undoubtedly contributed to her daughter's timid nature.
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''vicky'' 
Vicky is the owner of the shop 'Arcane Arts'. Her manner of staring at anyone who enters her shop is quite unsettling, and you feel as though she's ready to pounce on you at any moment...
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''pix'' 
An extremely energetic border-collie-girl, who is the owner and manager of the Shopping Arcade's gym; 'Pix's Playground'.
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''hannah'' 
Hannah works at the gym, 'Pix's Playground' as a boxing instructor.
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''brax'' 
Holding the rank of Inspector, Brax is a high-ranking Enforcer. Muscular, handsome, and with an incredibly dominant personality, he's the focus of every female Enforcer's attention.
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''candi'' 
Candi is the receptionist at the Enforcer HQ. A completely brain-dead bimbo, Candi seems to only ever be interested in three things; applying makeup, flirting, and fucking.
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''vanessa'' 
Ms. Cunningham, as she prefers to be called, is the sole person responsible for all of the affairs of Dominion's 'Bureau of Demographics'. Although getting on years, she's aged remarkably well, and has a refined, elegant beauty about her.
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''scarlett'' 
Scarlett is the owner of the rather unoriginally named establishment, 'Scarlett's shop'. Rude, loud, and quick to anger, she isn't a very pleasant person to have to deal with.
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''helena'' 
Helena is an extremely powerful harpy matriarch, and is in control of one of the largest harpy flocks in Dominion. Her beauty rivals that of even the most gorgeous of succubi, which, combined with her sharp mind and regal personality, makes her somewhat of an idol in harpy society.
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''brittany'' | ''bimboHarpy'' | ''harpyBimbo'' 
One of the more notable harpy matriarchs, Brittany is the leader of a flock of harpies. In order to get into her good graces, most of her flock try to mimic her behaviour and appearance. As a result, Brittany's flock is primarily made up of bleach-blonde bimbos.
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''lauren'' | ''bimboHarpyCompanion'' | ''harpyBimboCompanion'' 
Brittany's girlfriend, Lauren, does everything she can to please her matriarch. Just like most of the harpies in Brittany's nest, she's a ditzy bimbo, and does absolutely anything her matriarch orders her to.
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''diana'' | ''dominantHarpy'' | ''harpyDominant'' 
One of the more notable harpy matriarchs, Diana is the leader of a flock of harpies. As cruel as harpies come, Diana rules her flock with an iron fist, harshly punishing any harpies that try to challenge her dominance.
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''harley'' | ''dominantHarpyCompanion'' | ''harpyDominantCompanion'' 
Diana's favourite pet, Harley, does everything she can to please her matriarch. Just like most of the harpies in her mistress's nest, she does absolutely anything Diana orders her to do, which often involves administering humiliating punishments...
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''lexi'' | ''nymphoHarpy'' | ''harpyNympho'' 
One of the more notable harpy matriarchs, Lexi is the leader of a flock of harpies. Either due to her obsession with sex, or perhaps because she's not as cruel as a typical harpy, Lexi is far more accepting of males than a typical matriarch. As a result, her flock serves as her personal harem; it's members constantly trying to sate their matriarch's never-ending lust.
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''max'' | ''nymphoHarpyCompanion'' | ''harpyNymphoCompanion'' 
Lexi's favourite partner, Max, does everything she can to please her matriarch. Just like most of the harpies in her nest, she does absolutely anything Lexi orders her to do, which usually involves trying to sate her matriarch's never-ending lust.
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''pazu'' 
Pazu is a harpy matriarch, and a particularly gorgeous one at that. She is new to the job and needs your help in whipping her flock into shape.
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''finch'' 
Finch is the manager of Slaver Alley's 'Slave Administration' building. Although he acts friendly enough, you can't help but wonder if his disarming disposition is just for show. After all, would the manager of Dominion's 'Slave Administration' really have got to that position just by being nice?
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''zaranix'' 
Zaranix is one of the few demons that feels more comfortable in his incubus, rather than succubus, form. Muscular, tall, and handsome, Zaranix uses both his cunning mind and good looks to get what he wants.
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''amber'' 
The highest-ranking of Zaranix's maids, Amber is one of the most striking succubi you've ever seen. Her amber hair and eyes, from which she gets her name, glow with a brilliant luminosity, providing a stark contrast to her jet-black ebony skin. 
Amber is ruthlessly sadistic, and delights in imposing her dominance over her subordinates.
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''felicia'' 
Felicia is Arthur’s neighbor and sometimes Caregiver. While she tries to act calm and collected, she lights up at the sight of anything she remotely enjoys. Is known for the smoothest, fluffiest fur in town.
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''arthur'' 
With messy brown hair, pale skin, and a thin frame, the Arthur of this world looks exactly the same as the one you've always known. Just as he was in your world, this Arthur used to be a colleague of Lilaya's, before Lilaya kicked him out. 
Arthur is recognised as one of, if not the best arcane researcher in all of Dominion. Despite this, however, he's unable to harness the arcane himself.
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''kelly'' 
One of Zaranix's succubi maid twins, Kelly is assigned by her master to keep the first floor clean.
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''katherine'' 
One of Zaranix's succubi maid twins, Katherine is assigned by her master to keep the ground floor clean.
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''ashley'' 
Ashley is the owner of the shop 'Dream Lover', and is seemingly also its only working staff. They are very stand-offish and loathe helping out their customers, to the point where they'd rather stare at the walls instead of offering any help.
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''wolfgang'' | ''supplierLeader'' 
Wolfgang is the senior partner of the dobermann bounty-hunter duo which you first met at Kay's Textiles.
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''karl'' | ''supplierPartner'' 
Karl is the junior partner of the dobermann bounty-hunter duo which you first met at Kay's Textiles.
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''angel'' 
Angel is the owner of the brothel 'Angel's Kiss', located in Dominion's Red-light district. A beautiful, blonde-haired human, Angel acts in a friendly and professional manner at all times.
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''bunny'' 
Bunny is one of the two prostitutes Angel has working for her. Just like her older sister, Loppy, Bunny is a rabbit-morph, and seems to genuinely love her line of work.
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''loppy'' 
Loppy is one of the two prostitutes Angel has working for her. Just like her younger sister, Bunny, Loppy is a rabbit-morph, and seems to genuinely love her line of work.
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''lumi'' 
Lumi is a semi-feral wolf-girl, who you first met prowling one of Dominion's alleyways.
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''claire'' 
Claire is the messenger who's responsible for keeping all of Submission's enforcer posts up-to-date with one another. Having been recognised by her superiors as a particularly hard-working and reliable individual, she's been granted permission to use the teleportation pads which link all of these posts together. As a result of this, she seems to be in multiple places at once, and whenever you enter one of these enforcer posts, Claire is sure to already be there.
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''hazmatRat'' 
Is this a rat-morph that's inside the vending machine?! Surely not...
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''slimeQueen'' 
The self-proclaimed Slime Queen, Catherine, is a gigantic female slime, who wants to turn as many people into her subjects as possible.
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''slimeGuardIce'' | ''slimeIce'' | ''crystal'' 
Crystal is one of the Slime Queen's guards, tasked to challenge anyone who dares to enter her Queen's territory.
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''slimeGuardFire'' | ''slimeFire'' | ''blaze'' 
Blaze is one of the Slime Queen's guards, tasked to challenge anyone who dares to enter his Queen's territory.
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''slimeRoyalGuard'' | ''royalGuardSlime'' 
An incredibly rare and powerful demonic slime, Maximilian prides himself on his skill with the sword.
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''roxy'' 
Roxy is the rat-girl owner of the Gambling Den's shop, 'Roxy's Box'. With a patch over one eye, and visible scarring down one side of her face, Roxy is clearly no stranger to violence. She has some particularly vulgar mannerisms, and has little patience for any of her customers.
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''axel'' | ''lexa'' 
The buff albino alligator-boy, Axel, is the owner and manager of Submission's Gambling Den. Despite his large and menacing figure, he's very kind and understanding, and always tries his best to satisfy his customers.
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''epona'' 
Epona is the horse-girl in charge of organising the Gambling Den's 'Pregnancy Roulette'. Obsessed with breeding, she absolutely loves her job, and gets incredibly excited when a new round is about to start.
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''jules'' 
Jules is the zebra-boy bouncer for the nightclub 'The Watering Hole'.
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''kruger'' 
Kruger is the owner of the nightclub, 'The Watering Hole'.
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''kalahari'' 
Kalahari is a barmaid working at the nightclub, 'The Watering Hole'.
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''rentalMommy'' 
'Mommy' earns a living by renting herself out to those in need of some motherly love.
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''daddy'' | ''desryth'' 
First encountered as an unwelcome guest being turned away from Lilaya's home, the demon the unwelcome incubus has the lofty goal of winning the love and affection of none other than the elder Lilin, Lyssieth.
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''impAlphaLeader'' | ''fyrsia'' 
The leader of one of Submission's imp fortresses, the succubus rules over her followers with an iron fist, and shows very little respect towards anyone but her boss, 'The Dark Siren'...
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''impFemalesLeader'' | ''impFemaleLeader'' | ''hyorlyss'' 
The leader of one of Submission's imp fortresses, the succubus has a loyal following of female imps, who love nothing more than to join her in having dominant sex with those who oppose their ruler, 'The Dark Siren'...
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''impMalesLeader'' | ''impMaleLeader'' | ''jhortrax'' 
The leader of one of Submission's imp fortresses, the incubus and his all-male gang of imps take great pleasure in breeding anyone foolish enough to oppose their ruler, 'The Dark Siren'...
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''darkSiren'' | ''siren'' | ''meraxis'' 
The ruler of Submission's central imp citadel, this 'Dark Siren' is an incredibly powerful arcane user...
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''citadelArcanist'' | ''youkoGuide'' | ''hitomi'' | ''takahashi'' 
The youko-girl is a rude, three-tailed youko, who treats others with very little respect. Placed in charge of the Dark Siren's laboratory, she oversees the production of transformative potions.
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''lyssieth'' 
One of the seven elder Lilin, Lyssieth is one of the most powerful beings in existence.
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''elizabeth'' 
An unrecognised daughter of Lyssieth, Elizabeth is captain of her mother's royal guard. She is tasked with protecting the entrance to Lyssieth's palace.
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''vengar'' 
Strong, scarred, and with an almost-perpetual snarl on his face, Vengar strikes the very sort of figure that's needed to ensure the unwavering loyalty of several dozen criminal rat-morphs. Always ready to back up his words with action, this rat-boy is considered to be one of the most dangerous inhabitants of Submission.
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''shadow'' 
As her adopted name, 'Shadow', suggests, this sneaky rat-girl is an unrivalled expert at sneaking around and remaining unseen when moving by cover of darkness. Her considerable stealth skills are greatly enhanced by the fact that she has pitch-black fur and ebony skin, making her nigh impossible to spot when in a poorly-illuminated area. 
While her lust is not quite as insatiable as her companion, Silence, Shadow does often find herself feeling extremely horny, and thinks nothing of using her finely-honed stealth abilities to ambush innocent people and force herself upon them at blade-point. From this indiscriminate targeting of those around her, combined with rumours of her previous employers being stabbed in the back, Shadow has a reputation for being underhanded and treacherous. 
Despite her ill repute, she has earned a place as a personal bodyguard for the dangerous gang leader, 'Vengar'. Joined by Silence, the one person she is unshakably loyal to, she is sworn to protect Vengar from any harm that might befall him.
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''silence'' 
Having fur as white as snow, and skin as pale as a ghost, this albino rat-girl would strike an eye-catching figure even if not for the fact that her pink eyes emit a fierce luminescent glow. While her unusual eyes allude to the fact that she possesses exceptional arcane abilities, nobody has much of a chance of getting her to reveal the secrets of her past, for she is completely mute. 
Thanks to this inability of hers to talk, she's been given the name 'Silence', but what she lacks in verbal communication she more than compensates for in her sexual appetite. Seemingly in a perpetual state of horniness, this lewd rat-girl can often be found riding a stranger's cock, or even more commonly, forcing them to perform oral on her. 
Silence is a personal bodyguard for the dangerous gang leader, 'Vengar'. Joined by her long-time companion, Shadow, she is sworn to protect the rat-boy from any harm that might befall him.
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''murk'' 
Short, chubby, and with a love for openly displaying his disproportionately huge cock, the rat-boy known as Murk is not exactly known for either his looks or modesty. Instead, his undesirable reputation throughout the Rat Warrens has been gained from the open knowledge that he's selfish, cowardly, and has a cruel streak bordering on sadism. 
Although anyone else would have been subjected to relentless bullying for continuously displaying these less-than-admirable qualities, Murk's fellow gang members tolerate him due to the fact that he runs what he calls the 'Milking Room'. This aptly-named area is home to several kidnapped humans, who have been transformed so as to provide both a steady supply of milk and a welcome source of sexual release to Vengar's gang members.
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''sean'' 
Constable Hughes is a member of the Enforcer's Frontline Patrol division, and has been tasked with watching over the slaves locked into the stocks in Slaver Alley.
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''natalya'' 
Holding the prestigious title of 'Stable Mistress' at the delivery company, 'Dominion Express', Natalya is responsible for the training and care of over fifty centaur slaves. While she tries her best to remain calm and professional at all times, her lustful demonic urges sometimes get the better of her...
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''wes'' | ''wesley'' 
This mysterious fox-boy approached you regarding some matter which couldn't be discussed in public.
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''elle'' | ''aellasys'' 
Elle is the Senior Quartermaster for all of the Enforcers in Central Dominion and is Wes' commanding officer. Although her temper makes her difficult to work for, her subordinates, except for Wes, have little complaint.
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''kay'' 
Jack Kay, who prefers to always be referred to by his surname, is the owner of Kay's Textiles; a business which produces enchanted clothing for wholesale.
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''flash'' 
The owner of The Rad Dragon tavern, Flash has a commanding presence and doesn't tolerate any ruckus in his establishment.
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''jess'' 
A permanent fixture of The Red Dragon tavern, Jess happily entertains the establishment's patrons by drinking and talking with them. Of course, if some more intimate entertainment is desired, she's always willing to negotiate the price...
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''astrapi'' 
The younger sister of the only two centaurs brave enough to keep their Dominion-to-Elis transport business running, Astrapi has the body of a Greek goddess, and a fiery, indomitable personality to match.
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''vronti'' 
The older brother of the only two centaurs brave enough to keep their Dominion-to-Elis transport business running, Vronti has the body of a Greek god, and a stern, stoic personality to match.
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''arion'' 
The ever-present assistant to Minotallys, Arion is fiercely protective of his superior.
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''minotallys'' 
Transformed into a lilin by Lilith herself, Minotallys is unquestionably loyal to her mother. Despite her status and power, she typically defers to the advice of her assistant, Arion, on all decisions.
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''fae'' 
Fae is the younger sister of Silvia, with whom she runs the clothing stall 'Rainbow's End' in the Farmer's Market at Elis. Being far more confident and assertive than her sister, Fae is the one who handles most of the interactions with their stall's customers.
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''silvia'' 
Silvia is the older sister of Fae, with whom she runs the clothing stall 'Rainbow's End' in the Farmer's Market at Elis. Being relatively shy and nervous around strangers, Silvia leaves her sister to handles most of the interactions with their stall's customers.
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''kheiron'' 
The owner of the tavern 'The Centaur's Sword' in Elis, this huge, muscular centaur is known throughout town as being remarkably kind and wise.
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''kazik'' 
Kazik owns and runs the jewellery store 'Golden Treasures' in Elis's Farmer's market. He's notable for the fact that he's a proficient arcane user, despite not having any racial affiliation for using the arcane.
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''yui'' 
Yui owns and operates the stall 'Yui's Toys' in Elis's Farmer's Market. Despite her small size and thin frame, she has an extremely dominant personality, and delights in sadistically abusing her customers.
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''nizhoni'' 
On every day but Wednesday and Saturday, Nizhoni operates the darts game in the centre of Elis's Farmer's Market.
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''moreno'' 
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''heather'' 
Heather operates the stall, 'The Third Eye', in Elis's Farmer's market, from which she sells potions and enchanted clothing, as well as telling fortunes in exchange for a Faire ticket.
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''ziva'' 
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''eisek'' 
You found this dragon-boy being harrassed by a mob while manning a stall at The Farmer's Market in Elis.
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''monica'' 
Monica is the namesake and owner of the shop, 'The Fashionable Moo', which is located in Elis's shopping precinct, 'Wall's End'.
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''evelyx'' 
The owner and namesake of the farm 'Evelyne's Dairy', this succubus is extremely arrogant and rude, and will do whatever it takes to make the most amount of money possible.
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''dale'' 
Dale is the receptionist at Evelyx's Dairy.
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''headlessHorseman'' | ''headHorse'' 
During the month of October, this menace prowls the Foloi Fields at night, searching for his next victim to give him head...
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''ceridwen'' 
Ceridwen owns the convenience store, 'The Barn', in Elis's shopping precinct. Although she's very kind and helpful, she has an unnerving habit of silently stalking her favourite customers...
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''imsu'' 
Imsu is one of the two baphomets who operate the blacksmiths, 'The Ninth Strike', in Elis's shopping precinct. While most of his work involves manufacturing or repairing mundane items and machinery, his real passion is creating melee weapons.
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''hale'' 
Hale is one of the two baphomets who operate the blacksmiths, 'The Ninth Strike', in Elis's shopping precinct. While most of his work involves manufacturing or repairing mundane items and machinery, his real passion is creating ranged weapons.
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''penelope'' 
A beautiful border-collie-girl, who is the owner and manager of Elis's spa; 'Woolly Heaven'.
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''belle'' 
A young, white-woolen sheep-girl, who works as a masseuse and prostitute at Elis's spa; 'Woolly Heaven'.
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''daphne'' 
A brown-wollen sheep-girl who works as a masseuse and prostitute at Elis's spa; 'Woolly Heaven'.
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''farah'' 
A black-wollen sheep-girl who works as a masseuse and prostitute at Elis's spa; 'Woolly Heaven'.
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''callie'' 
Callie is the owner of the bakery, 'The Creamy Bakey', which is to be found in the north-west of Dominion.
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''wynter'' 
Wynter is the security guard for the convenience store, 'The Barn', in Elis's shopping precinct. After drinking too much and starting a highly-destructive brawl in the tavern, 'The Crossed Blades', she now also has to work there as a waitress in the VIP lounge until she's earned enough to pay for the damage she caused.
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''oglix'' 
The owner of the tavern, 'The Crossed Blades', Oglix's green skin, bulging muscles, and considerable height almost make her look more like some kind of fantasy orc than a succubus. Her size, strength, and considerable arcane abilities make her respected and feared by even the toughest of thugs to be found in Elis.
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''golix'' 
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''lunexis'' 
One of Lunette's recognised daughters, Lunexis is particularly strong, dominant, and brutal. Delighting in destruction, chaos, and mayhem, she is used by her elder lilin mother as a living weapon, who tasks her with destroying towns and villages which have displeased her.
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''ursa'' 
Ursa is the queen of the Amazons, a community of all-female warriors who live in the town of Themiscyra.
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''aurokaris'' 
Aurokaris is an Amazon, a member of the all-female warrior community who live in the town of Themiscyra.
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''sterope'' 
Sterope is an Enforcer Constable who works as the receptionist at the station in Elis.
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''hammer'' 
One of the SWORD Enforcers stationed in Elis, this grey-furred wolf-boy is known only by his callsign, 'Hammer'.
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''ghost'' 
One of the SWORD Enforcers stationed in Elis, this small otter-girl is known only by her callsign, 'Ghost'.
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''angelixx'' 
Although she appears as a young, innocent succubus, Angelixx is an extremely powerful and dangerous pawn of her mother, the elder lilin Lovienne.
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''sleip'' 
Sleip is one of two nightmare bodyguards who protect Angelixx at all times.
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''nir'' 
Nir is one of two nightmare bodyguards who protect Angelixx at all times.
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''saellatrix'' 
Saellatrix is a recognised daughter of the elder lilin, Lovienne, and as such commands an immense deal of respect. The fact that she works at her mother's sex shop shows how important the business is to Lovienne.

== Core Classes ==
These parser targets expose the game's current instance of various classes. A game session will initialize one of each. Not all functions are available to the parser, so check the links to the class for <code>public</code> members.
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''game'' 
The instance of the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/Game.java Game] class, useful for obtaining information on the game state such as weather or time passed.
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''sex'' 
The instance of the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/sex/Sex.java Sex] class, used for information on sex partners, available actions, etc.
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''combat'' 
The instance of the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/combat/Combat.java Combat] class, used opponents, available moves, etc.
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''properties'' 
The instance of the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/Properties.java Properties] class, which contains game settings and preferences.
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''itemGen'' 
The instance of the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/inventory/ItemGeneration.java ItemGeneration] class, for randomly generating items based on type.
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''flags'' 
The instance of the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/dialogue/DialogueFlags.java DialogueFlags], which stores past decisions and interactions with characters.
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''dialogueManager'' 
The instance of the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/dialogue/DialogueManager.java DialogueManager]. Holds a dictionary of dialogues.

== Enumeration Classes ==
These parser targets are for the various enumerations used by game to store various types, including item types, races, body parts and many others. The abstract type defines a "template" of what properties and methods are available. The enumeration then hold instances of that abstract class, which fit that template and represent different varieties. For example, the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/attributes/AbstractAttribute.java AbstractAttribute] class defines that an character attribute can have min/max values, a color for text, and icon, etc., while the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/attributes/Attribute.java Attribute] class defines different attributes such as HEALTH_MAXIMUM, ENCHANTMENT_LIMIT and sets values for the fields.
 
These parser targets use a prefixed name system for retrieving individual types. For example, <code>SE_</code> or <code>STATUS_EFFECT_</code> is the prefix for all status effects. This prepended to name of the enumeration value. For built-in ones, it's simply the value's name, which for example gives the full target <code>SE_VIXENS_VIRILITY</code> for the fertility pill's effect. For externalized or modded ones, this name uses the usual "authorname_filename" format. For example, the status effect defined in <code>res\statusEffects\innoxia\amazons_secret.xml</code> is targeted by <code>SE_innoxia_amazons_secret</code>.

These can be found in the <code>public static void initScriptEngine()</code> function here [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/dialogue/utils/UtilText.java UtilText], as they are put into the parsing engine with <code>engine.put(...)</code>.

This section is not found in the debug dialogue's parser submenu, and is instead manually written using UtilText.java as a reference.

==== Items ====
''WEAPON_'' 
[https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/inventory/weapon/WeaponType.java Weapon item types]
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''CLOTHING_'' | ''CT_'' 
[https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/inventory/clothing/ClothingType.java Clothing item types]
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''ITEM'' 
Non-equipable [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/inventory/item/ItemType.java item types], including food/drink consumables and pills.]
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''SET_BONUS_'' 
[https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/inventory/SetBonus.java Bonus effects] for equipping sets of clothing and weapons. Currently all externalized.
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''OUTFIT_'' 
[https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/inventory/outfit/OutfitType.java Outfits], sets of clothing/weapons for character generation.
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''OUTFIT_TYPE_'' 
[https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/inventory/outfit/OutfitType.java Outfit Types], labels such as "MUGGER", "PROSTITUTE", "CASUAL", to suggest how they are used.
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''ITEM_TAG_'' 
[https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/inventory/ItemTag.java Item Tags], which include where they are obtained (e.g. "REINDEER_GIFT", "SOLD_BY_RALPH", "BAT_CAVERNS_SPAWN", "NOT_FOR_SALE"), restrictions (e.g. "SILLY_MODE", "CONTRABAND_LIGHT") and food/drink quality properties (e.g. "DRINK_POOR", "FOOD", "FOOD_QUALITY", "ALCOHOLIC", "CAFFEINATED_005").
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''COVERABLE_AREA_'' | ''CA_'' 
[https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/CoverableArea.java Coverable areas], defining which parts of the body that can be concealed depending on what clothing is equipped. Each area is concealed by one or more "Inventory Slots" below.
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''INV_SLOT_'' | ''IS_'' 
[https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/inventory/InventorySlot.java Inventory Slots], defining the game's "clothing slots".
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''EQUIP_CLOTHING_SETTING_'' | ''ECS_'' 
[https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/EquipClothingSetting.java Settings for what to equip onto a character].
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''ITEM_EFFECT_TYPE_''
[https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/inventory/enchanting/ItemEffectType.java Item Effect Types]

==== Tattoos ====
''TATTOO_'' 
Tattoo types, mostly externalized
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''TATTOO_COUNTER_'' 
[https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/markings/TattooCounterType.java Tattoo Counter Types]. Stats that can be tracked with magic tattoos, such as sex counts.
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''TATTOO_COUNT_'' 
[https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/markings/TattooCountType.java Count Types], as in in what form (numerals, tallymarks, written out) the tattoo ''counters'' take.
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''TATTOO_WRITING_STYLE_'' 
[https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/markings/TattooWritingStyle.java Tattoo Writing Style]. Currently only BOLD or ITALICISED.

== Java Classes ==
These enumerations are not defined by the game code, but are from Java libraries. They can be found in the same engine initialization as those in [[#Enumeration_Classes]] section.
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''RND'' 
The instance of the [https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/api/java/util/Random.html Random] class, used for RNG.
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''MONTH_'' 
Days of the month (eg. JANUARY), defined in [https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/api/java/time/Month.html java.time.Month]
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''DOW_'' 
Days of the week (eg. FRIDAY), defined in [https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/api/java/time/DayOfWeek.html java.time.DayOfWeek]

== Notes ==
Dialogue written by Innoxia for ''Lilith's Throne v0.4.9''

Steps to convert to wiki page:

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'''''This page is current for game version 0.4.9'''''

''See also: [[Parser Command Reference]]''

This page lists the valid targets and bindings for use in the game's parser. These expose various classes and objects, such as characters, body parts types, and the game state.

Character targets are created as [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/dialogue/utils/ParserTarget.java ParserTarget] objects, and expose characters either present in the scene or important NPCs. These do not need to be preceded by a hash/pound; for example <code>[#pc.name]</code> and <code>[pc.name]</code> will both work.

Parser bindings expose various classes, such as enumerations for item and body part types, core classes like the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/Game.java Game] class, and some Java classes. These DO need to be preceded by a hash/pound, so for example <code>[#game.isPubicHairEnabled()]</code> would work, but <code>[game.isPubicHairEnabled()]</code> gives a "command_unknown" error. Bindings are found in [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/dialogue/utils/UtilText.java UtilText] initialized within <code>public static void initScriptEngine()</code>, and ParserTargets are added to the parsing engine in the same function.

== Character Targets ==
This section is created from the in-game dialogue from the debug menu. Updated for game version v0.4.9.

These terms are created as [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/dialogue/utils/ParserTarget.java ParserTarget] objects. Most target characters, either present in the scene or important NPCs. These do not need to be preceded by a hash/pound, for example <code>[#pc.name]</code> and <code>[pc.name]</code> will both work.
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''style'' | ''game'' | ''util'' 
Returns the same as 'pc', but should be used for style methods such as style.bold or style.italics or conditional methods such as game.isArcaneStorm.
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''unit'' | ''units'' | ''game'' 
Returns the same as 'pc', but should be used for unit methods such as unit.size.
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''pc'' | ''player'' 
The player character.
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''npc'' | ''npc1'' | ''npc2'' | ''npc3'' | ''npc4'' | ''npc5'' | ''npc6'' 
The currently 'active' NPC. 
'''The tag 'npc' can be extended with a number, starting at 1, to signify which npc in the scene it is referring to!''' e.g. 'npc1' is the first npc, 'npc2' is the second, etc. 
If in '''combat''', it returns your opponent. 
If in '''sex''', it returns your partner. 
'''Otherwise''', it returns the most important NPC in the scene.
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''com'' | ''com1'' | ''com2'' | ''com3'' | ''com4'' | ''com5'' | ''com6'' 
The companions of the player. 
'''The tag 'com' can be extended with a number, starting at 1, to signify which companion it is referring to!''' e.g. 'com1' is the first companion, 'com2' is the second, etc.
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''ncom'' | ''ncom1'' | ''ncom2'' | ''ncom3'' | ''ncom4'' | ''ncom5'' | ''ncom6'' 
The non-unique npcs who are in the player's cell and who are not members of the player's party. 
'''The tag 'ncom' can be extended with a number, starting at 1, to signify which npc it is referring to!''' e.g. 'ncom1' is the first npc, 'ncom2' is the second, etc.
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''el'' | ''elemental'' 
The player's elemental. '''Should only ever be used when you know for certain that the player's elemental has been created!'''
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''prologueMale'' 
One of the guests at the museum's opening exhibit. He's tall, handsome, and muscular, and, even better, he seems to have taken an instant liking towards you...
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''prologueFemale'' 
One of the guests at the museum's opening exhibit. She's got a beautiful face and figure, and, even better, she seems to have taken an instant liking towards you...
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''NPCmale'' | ''maleNPC'' | ''genericMale'' | ''maleGeneric'' 
Unknown.
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''NPCfemale'' | ''femaleNPC'' | ''genericFemale'' | ''femaleGeneric'' 
Unknown.
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''NPCandrogynous'' | ''androgynousNPC'' | ''NPCambiguous'' | ''ambiguousNPC'' 
Generic androgynous.
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''trader'' | ''genericTrader'' 
A trader.
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''testNPC'' | ''test'' 
A mysterious cat-girl that you found in the back of one of the Shopping Arcade's many shops.
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''lilaya'' | ''aunt'' 
Along with your twin cousins, your aunt Lily was the only family you'd ever known. Although she still exists in this world, she isn't your aunt any more, and in this reality, she's a half-demon called 'Lilaya'. Whereas your old aunt was a researcher at the city museum, Lilaya is a privately-funded researcher of the arcane. Due to her demonic appearance and the fact that she's the daughter of the Lilin Lyssieth, people usually regard Lilaya with a mixture of fear and respect.
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''rose'' 
Rose is Lilaya's slave, and is the only other member of her household that you've ever seen. A partial cat-girl, Rose is treated with extreme fondness by Lilaya, and appears to be the only other person Lilaya has any regular contact with. Their relationship strays into something more than a master-slave arrangement, and Rose and Lilaya can often be seen hugging and whispering to one another.
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''kate'' 
Kate is a demon who owns the beauty salon 'Succubi's Secrets'. Despite being incredibly good at what she does, she's exceedingly lazy, and prefers to keep the exterior of her shop looking run-down so as to scare off potential customers.
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''ralph'' 
Ralph is the owner of the shop 'Ralph's Snacks'. There's an air of confidence in the way he holds himself, and he behaves in a professional manner at all times.
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''nyan'' 
Nyan is the owner of the store 'Nyan's Clothing Emporium', found in Dominion's shopping arcade. She's extremely shy, and gets very nervous when having to talk to people.
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''nyanmum'' | ''nyanmom'' | ''leotie'' 
Although she's the mother of Nyan, Leotie is the polar opposite of her daughter. Extremely confident and assertive, she's one of the most successful businesswomen in all of Lilith's Realm. Considering Nyan to be her most beloved treasure, Leotie's over-protective nature has undoubtedly contributed to her daughter's timid nature.
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''vicky'' 
Vicky is the owner of the shop 'Arcane Arts'. Her manner of staring at anyone who enters her shop is quite unsettling, and you feel as though she's ready to pounce on you at any moment...
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''pix'' 
An extremely energetic border-collie-girl, who is the owner and manager of the Shopping Arcade's gym; 'Pix's Playground'.
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''hannah'' 
Hannah works at the gym, 'Pix's Playground' as a boxing instructor.
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''brax'' 
Holding the rank of Inspector, Brax is a high-ranking Enforcer. Muscular, handsome, and with an incredibly dominant personality, he's the focus of every female Enforcer's attention.
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''candi'' 
Candi is the receptionist at the Enforcer HQ. A completely brain-dead bimbo, Candi seems to only ever be interested in three things; applying makeup, flirting, and fucking.
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''vanessa'' 
Ms. Cunningham, as she prefers to be called, is the sole person responsible for all of the affairs of Dominion's 'Bureau of Demographics'. Although getting on years, she's aged remarkably well, and has a refined, elegant beauty about her.
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''scarlett'' 
Scarlett is the owner of the rather unoriginally named establishment, 'Scarlett's shop'. Rude, loud, and quick to anger, she isn't a very pleasant person to have to deal with.
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''helena'' 
Helena is an extremely powerful harpy matriarch, and is in control of one of the largest harpy flocks in Dominion. Her beauty rivals that of even the most gorgeous of succubi, which, combined with her sharp mind and regal personality, makes her somewhat of an idol in harpy society.
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''brittany'' | ''bimboHarpy'' | ''harpyBimbo'' 
One of the more notable harpy matriarchs, Brittany is the leader of a flock of harpies. In order to get into her good graces, most of her flock try to mimic her behaviour and appearance. As a result, Brittany's flock is primarily made up of bleach-blonde bimbos.
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''lauren'' | ''bimboHarpyCompanion'' | ''harpyBimboCompanion'' 
Brittany's girlfriend, Lauren, does everything she can to please her matriarch. Just like most of the harpies in Brittany's nest, she's a ditzy bimbo, and does absolutely anything her matriarch orders her to.
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''diana'' | ''dominantHarpy'' | ''harpyDominant'' 
One of the more notable harpy matriarchs, Diana is the leader of a flock of harpies. As cruel as harpies come, Diana rules her flock with an iron fist, harshly punishing any harpies that try to challenge her dominance.
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''harley'' | ''dominantHarpyCompanion'' | ''harpyDominantCompanion'' 
Diana's favourite pet, Harley, does everything she can to please her matriarch. Just like most of the harpies in her mistress's nest, she does absolutely anything Diana orders her to do, which often involves administering humiliating punishments...
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''lexi'' | ''nymphoHarpy'' | ''harpyNympho'' 
One of the more notable harpy matriarchs, Lexi is the leader of a flock of harpies. Either due to her obsession with sex, or perhaps because she's not as cruel as a typical harpy, Lexi is far more accepting of males than a typical matriarch. As a result, her flock serves as her personal harem; it's members constantly trying to sate their matriarch's never-ending lust.
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''max'' | ''nymphoHarpyCompanion'' | ''harpyNymphoCompanion'' 
Lexi's favourite partner, Max, does everything she can to please her matriarch. Just like most of the harpies in her nest, she does absolutely anything Lexi orders her to do, which usually involves trying to sate her matriarch's never-ending lust.
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''pazu'' 
Pazu is a harpy matriarch, and a particularly gorgeous one at that. She is new to the job and needs your help in whipping her flock into shape.
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''finch'' 
Finch is the manager of Slaver Alley's 'Slave Administration' building. Although he acts friendly enough, you can't help but wonder if his disarming disposition is just for show. After all, would the manager of Dominion's 'Slave Administration' really have got to that position just by being nice?
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''zaranix'' 
Zaranix is one of the few demons that feels more comfortable in his incubus, rather than succubus, form. Muscular, tall, and handsome, Zaranix uses both his cunning mind and good looks to get what he wants.
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''amber'' 
The highest-ranking of Zaranix's maids, Amber is one of the most striking succubi you've ever seen. Her amber hair and eyes, from which she gets her name, glow with a brilliant luminosity, providing a stark contrast to her jet-black ebony skin. 
Amber is ruthlessly sadistic, and delights in imposing her dominance over her subordinates.
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''felicia'' 
Felicia is Arthur’s neighbor and sometimes Caregiver. While she tries to act calm and collected, she lights up at the sight of anything she remotely enjoys. Is known for the smoothest, fluffiest fur in town.
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''arthur'' 
With messy brown hair, pale skin, and a thin frame, the Arthur of this world looks exactly the same as the one you've always known. Just as he was in your world, this Arthur used to be a colleague of Lilaya's, before Lilaya kicked him out. 
Arthur is recognised as one of, if not the best arcane researcher in all of Dominion. Despite this, however, he's unable to harness the arcane himself.
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''kelly'' 
One of Zaranix's succubi maid twins, Kelly is assigned by her master to keep the first floor clean.
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''katherine'' 
One of Zaranix's succubi maid twins, Katherine is assigned by her master to keep the ground floor clean.
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''ashley'' 
Ashley is the owner of the shop 'Dream Lover', and is seemingly also its only working staff. They are very stand-offish and loathe helping out their customers, to the point where they'd rather stare at the walls instead of offering any help.
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''wolfgang'' | ''supplierLeader'' 
Wolfgang is the senior partner of the dobermann bounty-hunter duo which you first met at Kay's Textiles.
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''karl'' | ''supplierPartner'' 
Karl is the junior partner of the dobermann bounty-hunter duo which you first met at Kay's Textiles.
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''angel'' 
Angel is the owner of the brothel 'Angel's Kiss', located in Dominion's Red-light district. A beautiful, blonde-haired human, Angel acts in a friendly and professional manner at all times.
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''bunny'' 
Bunny is one of the two prostitutes Angel has working for her. Just like her older sister, Loppy, Bunny is a rabbit-morph, and seems to genuinely love her line of work.
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''loppy'' 
Loppy is one of the two prostitutes Angel has working for her. Just like her younger sister, Bunny, Loppy is a rabbit-morph, and seems to genuinely love her line of work.
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''lumi'' 
Lumi is a semi-feral wolf-girl, who you first met prowling one of Dominion's alleyways.
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''claire'' 
Claire is the messenger who's responsible for keeping all of Submission's enforcer posts up-to-date with one another. Having been recognised by her superiors as a particularly hard-working and reliable individual, she's been granted permission to use the teleportation pads which link all of these posts together. As a result of this, she seems to be in multiple places at once, and whenever you enter one of these enforcer posts, Claire is sure to already be there.
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''hazmatRat'' 
Is this a rat-morph that's inside the vending machine?! Surely not...
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''slimeQueen'' 
The self-proclaimed Slime Queen, Catherine, is a gigantic female slime, who wants to turn as many people into her subjects as possible.
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''slimeGuardIce'' | ''slimeIce'' | ''crystal'' 
Crystal is one of the Slime Queen's guards, tasked to challenge anyone who dares to enter her Queen's territory.
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''slimeGuardFire'' | ''slimeFire'' | ''blaze'' 
Blaze is one of the Slime Queen's guards, tasked to challenge anyone who dares to enter his Queen's territory.
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''slimeRoyalGuard'' | ''royalGuardSlime'' 
An incredibly rare and powerful demonic slime, Maximilian prides himself on his skill with the sword.
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''roxy'' 
Roxy is the rat-girl owner of the Gambling Den's shop, 'Roxy's Box'. With a patch over one eye, and visible scarring down one side of her face, Roxy is clearly no stranger to violence. She has some particularly vulgar mannerisms, and has little patience for any of her customers.
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''axel'' | ''lexa'' 
The buff albino alligator-boy, Axel, is the owner and manager of Submission's Gambling Den. Despite his large and menacing figure, he's very kind and understanding, and always tries his best to satisfy his customers.
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''epona'' 
Epona is the horse-girl in charge of organising the Gambling Den's 'Pregnancy Roulette'. Obsessed with breeding, she absolutely loves her job, and gets incredibly excited when a new round is about to start.
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''jules'' 
Jules is the zebra-boy bouncer for the nightclub 'The Watering Hole'.
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''kruger'' 
Kruger is the owner of the nightclub, 'The Watering Hole'.
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''kalahari'' 
Kalahari is a barmaid working at the nightclub, 'The Watering Hole'.
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''rentalMommy'' 
'Mommy' earns a living by renting herself out to those in need of some motherly love.
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''daddy'' | ''desryth'' 
First encountered as an unwelcome guest being turned away from Lilaya's home, the demon the unwelcome incubus has the lofty goal of winning the love and affection of none other than the elder Lilin, Lyssieth.
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''impAlphaLeader'' | ''fyrsia'' 
The leader of one of Submission's imp fortresses, the succubus rules over her followers with an iron fist, and shows very little respect towards anyone but her boss, 'The Dark Siren'...
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''impFemalesLeader'' | ''impFemaleLeader'' | ''hyorlyss'' 
The leader of one of Submission's imp fortresses, the succubus has a loyal following of female imps, who love nothing more than to join her in having dominant sex with those who oppose their ruler, 'The Dark Siren'...
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''impMalesLeader'' | ''impMaleLeader'' | ''jhortrax'' 
The leader of one of Submission's imp fortresses, the incubus and his all-male gang of imps take great pleasure in breeding anyone foolish enough to oppose their ruler, 'The Dark Siren'...
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''darkSiren'' | ''siren'' | ''meraxis'' 
The ruler of Submission's central imp citadel, this 'Dark Siren' is an incredibly powerful arcane user...
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''citadelArcanist'' | ''youkoGuide'' | ''hitomi'' | ''takahashi'' 
The youko-girl is a rude, three-tailed youko, who treats others with very little respect. Placed in charge of the Dark Siren's laboratory, she oversees the production of transformative potions.
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''lyssieth'' 
One of the seven elder Lilin, Lyssieth is one of the most powerful beings in existence.
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''elizabeth'' 
An unrecognised daughter of Lyssieth, Elizabeth is captain of her mother's royal guard. She is tasked with protecting the entrance to Lyssieth's palace.
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''vengar'' 
Strong, scarred, and with an almost-perpetual snarl on his face, Vengar strikes the very sort of figure that's needed to ensure the unwavering loyalty of several dozen criminal rat-morphs. Always ready to back up his words with action, this rat-boy is considered to be one of the most dangerous inhabitants of Submission.
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''shadow'' 
As her adopted name, 'Shadow', suggests, this sneaky rat-girl is an unrivalled expert at sneaking around and remaining unseen when moving by cover of darkness. Her considerable stealth skills are greatly enhanced by the fact that she has pitch-black fur and ebony skin, making her nigh impossible to spot when in a poorly-illuminated area. 
While her lust is not quite as insatiable as her companion, Silence, Shadow does often find herself feeling extremely horny, and thinks nothing of using her finely-honed stealth abilities to ambush innocent people and force herself upon them at blade-point. From this indiscriminate targeting of those around her, combined with rumours of her previous employers being stabbed in the back, Shadow has a reputation for being underhanded and treacherous. 
Despite her ill repute, she has earned a place as a personal bodyguard for the dangerous gang leader, 'Vengar'. Joined by Silence, the one person she is unshakably loyal to, she is sworn to protect Vengar from any harm that might befall him.
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''silence'' 
Having fur as white as snow, and skin as pale as a ghost, this albino rat-girl would strike an eye-catching figure even if not for the fact that her pink eyes emit a fierce luminescent glow. While her unusual eyes allude to the fact that she possesses exceptional arcane abilities, nobody has much of a chance of getting her to reveal the secrets of her past, for she is completely mute. 
Thanks to this inability of hers to talk, she's been given the name 'Silence', but what she lacks in verbal communication she more than compensates for in her sexual appetite. Seemingly in a perpetual state of horniness, this lewd rat-girl can often be found riding a stranger's cock, or even more commonly, forcing them to perform oral on her. 
Silence is a personal bodyguard for the dangerous gang leader, 'Vengar'. Joined by her long-time companion, Shadow, she is sworn to protect the rat-boy from any harm that might befall him.
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''murk'' 
Short, chubby, and with a love for openly displaying his disproportionately huge cock, the rat-boy known as Murk is not exactly known for either his looks or modesty. Instead, his undesirable reputation throughout the Rat Warrens has been gained from the open knowledge that he's selfish, cowardly, and has a cruel streak bordering on sadism. 
Although anyone else would have been subjected to relentless bullying for continuously displaying these less-than-admirable qualities, Murk's fellow gang members tolerate him due to the fact that he runs what he calls the 'Milking Room'. This aptly-named area is home to several kidnapped humans, who have been transformed so as to provide both a steady supply of milk and a welcome source of sexual release to Vengar's gang members.
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''sean'' 
Constable Hughes is a member of the Enforcer's Frontline Patrol division, and has been tasked with watching over the slaves locked into the stocks in Slaver Alley.
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''natalya'' 
Holding the prestigious title of 'Stable Mistress' at the delivery company, 'Dominion Express', Natalya is responsible for the training and care of over fifty centaur slaves. While she tries her best to remain calm and professional at all times, her lustful demonic urges sometimes get the better of her...
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''wes'' | ''wesley'' 
This mysterious fox-boy approached you regarding some matter which couldn't be discussed in public.
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''elle'' | ''aellasys'' 
Elle is the Senior Quartermaster for all of the Enforcers in Central Dominion and is Wes' commanding officer. Although her temper makes her difficult to work for, her subordinates, except for Wes, have little complaint.
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''kay'' 
Jack Kay, who prefers to always be referred to by his surname, is the owner of Kay's Textiles; a business which produces enchanted clothing for wholesale.
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''flash'' 
The owner of The Rad Dragon tavern, Flash has a commanding presence and doesn't tolerate any ruckus in his establishment.
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''jess'' 
A permanent fixture of The Red Dragon tavern, Jess happily entertains the establishment's patrons by drinking and talking with them. Of course, if some more intimate entertainment is desired, she's always willing to negotiate the price...
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''astrapi'' 
The younger sister of the only two centaurs brave enough to keep their Dominion-to-Elis transport business running, Astrapi has the body of a Greek goddess, and a fiery, indomitable personality to match.
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''vronti'' 
The older brother of the only two centaurs brave enough to keep their Dominion-to-Elis transport business running, Vronti has the body of a Greek god, and a stern, stoic personality to match.
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''arion'' 
The ever-present assistant to Minotallys, Arion is fiercely protective of his superior.
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''minotallys'' 
Transformed into a lilin by Lilith herself, Minotallys is unquestionably loyal to her mother. Despite her status and power, she typically defers to the advice of her assistant, Arion, on all decisions.
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''fae'' 
Fae is the younger sister of Silvia, with whom she runs the clothing stall 'Rainbow's End' in the Farmer's Market at Elis. Being far more confident and assertive than her sister, Fae is the one who handles most of the interactions with their stall's customers.
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''silvia'' 
Silvia is the older sister of Fae, with whom she runs the clothing stall 'Rainbow's End' in the Farmer's Market at Elis. Being relatively shy and nervous around strangers, Silvia leaves her sister to handles most of the interactions with their stall's customers.
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''kheiron'' 
The owner of the tavern 'The Centaur's Sword' in Elis, this huge, muscular centaur is known throughout town as being remarkably kind and wise.
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''kazik'' 
Kazik owns and runs the jewellery store 'Golden Treasures' in Elis's Farmer's market. He's notable for the fact that he's a proficient arcane user, despite not having any racial affiliation for using the arcane.
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''yui'' 
Yui owns and operates the stall 'Yui's Toys' in Elis's Farmer's Market. Despite her small size and thin frame, she has an extremely dominant personality, and delights in sadistically abusing her customers.
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''nizhoni'' 
On every day but Wednesday and Saturday, Nizhoni operates the darts game in the centre of Elis's Farmer's Market.
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''moreno'' 
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''heather'' 
Heather operates the stall, 'The Third Eye', in Elis's Farmer's market, from which she sells potions and enchanted clothing, as well as telling fortunes in exchange for a Faire ticket.
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''ziva'' 
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''eisek'' 
You found this dragon-boy being harrassed by a mob while manning a stall at The Farmer's Market in Elis.
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''monica'' 
Monica is the namesake and owner of the shop, 'The Fashionable Moo', which is located in Elis's shopping precinct, 'Wall's End'.
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''evelyx'' 
The owner and namesake of the farm 'Evelyne's Dairy', this succubus is extremely arrogant and rude, and will do whatever it takes to make the most amount of money possible.
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''dale'' 
Dale is the receptionist at Evelyx's Dairy.
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''headlessHorseman'' | ''headHorse'' 
During the month of October, this menace prowls the Foloi Fields at night, searching for his next victim to give him head...
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''ceridwen'' 
Ceridwen owns the convenience store, 'The Barn', in Elis's shopping precinct. Although she's very kind and helpful, she has an unnerving habit of silently stalking her favourite customers...
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''imsu'' 
Imsu is one of the two baphomets who operate the blacksmiths, 'The Ninth Strike', in Elis's shopping precinct. While most of his work involves manufacturing or repairing mundane items and machinery, his real passion is creating melee weapons.
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''hale'' 
Hale is one of the two baphomets who operate the blacksmiths, 'The Ninth Strike', in Elis's shopping precinct. While most of his work involves manufacturing or repairing mundane items and machinery, his real passion is creating ranged weapons.
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''penelope'' 
A beautiful border-collie-girl, who is the owner and manager of Elis's spa; 'Woolly Heaven'.
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''belle'' 
A young, white-woolen sheep-girl, who works as a masseuse and prostitute at Elis's spa; 'Woolly Heaven'.
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''daphne'' 
A brown-wollen sheep-girl who works as a masseuse and prostitute at Elis's spa; 'Woolly Heaven'.
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''farah'' 
A black-wollen sheep-girl who works as a masseuse and prostitute at Elis's spa; 'Woolly Heaven'.
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''callie'' 
Callie is the owner of the bakery, 'The Creamy Bakey', which is to be found in the north-west of Dominion.
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''wynter'' 
Wynter is the security guard for the convenience store, 'The Barn', in Elis's shopping precinct. After drinking too much and starting a highly-destructive brawl in the tavern, 'The Crossed Blades', she now also has to work there as a waitress in the VIP lounge until she's earned enough to pay for the damage she caused.
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''oglix'' 
The owner of the tavern, 'The Crossed Blades', Oglix's green skin, bulging muscles, and considerable height almost make her look more like some kind of fantasy orc than a succubus. Her size, strength, and considerable arcane abilities make her respected and feared by even the toughest of thugs to be found in Elis.
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''golix'' 
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''lunexis'' 
One of Lunette's recognised daughters, Lunexis is particularly strong, dominant, and brutal. Delighting in destruction, chaos, and mayhem, she is used by her elder lilin mother as a living weapon, who tasks her with destroying towns and villages which have displeased her.
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''ursa'' 
Ursa is the queen of the Amazons, a community of all-female warriors who live in the town of Themiscyra.
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''aurokaris'' 
Aurokaris is an Amazon, a member of the all-female warrior community who live in the town of Themiscyra.
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''sterope'' 
Sterope is an Enforcer Constable who works as the receptionist at the station in Elis.
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''hammer'' 
One of the SWORD Enforcers stationed in Elis, this grey-furred wolf-boy is known only by his callsign, 'Hammer'.
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''ghost'' 
One of the SWORD Enforcers stationed in Elis, this small otter-girl is known only by her callsign, 'Ghost'.
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''angelixx'' 
Although she appears as a young, innocent succubus, Angelixx is an extremely powerful and dangerous pawn of her mother, the elder lilin Lovienne.
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''sleip'' 
Sleip is one of two nightmare bodyguards who protect Angelixx at all times.
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''nir'' 
Nir is one of two nightmare bodyguards who protect Angelixx at all times.
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''saellatrix'' 
Saellatrix is a recognised daughter of the elder lilin, Lovienne, and as such commands an immense deal of respect. The fact that she works at her mother's sex shop shows how important the business is to Lovienne.

== Core Classes ==
These parser targets expose the game's current instance of various classes. A game session will initialize one of each. Not all functions are available to the parser, so check the links to the class for <code>public</code> members.
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''game'' 
The instance of the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/Game.java Game] class, useful for obtaining information on the game state such as weather or time passed.
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''sex'' 
The instance of the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/sex/Sex.java Sex] class, used for information on sex partners, available actions, etc.
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''combat'' 
The instance of the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/combat/Combat.java Combat] class, used opponents, available moves, etc.
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''properties'' 
The instance of the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/Properties.java Properties] class, which contains game settings and preferences.
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''itemGen'' 
The instance of the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/inventory/ItemGeneration.java ItemGeneration] class, for randomly generating items based on type.
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''flags'' 
The instance of the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/dialogue/DialogueFlags.java DialogueFlags], which stores past decisions and interactions with characters.
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''dialogueManager'' 
The instance of the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/dialogue/DialogueManager.java DialogueManager]. Holds a dictionary of dialogues.

== Enumeration Classes ==
These parser targets are for the various enumerations used by game to store various types, including item types, races, body parts and many others. The abstract type defines a "template" of what properties and methods are available. The enumeration then hold instances of that abstract class, which fit that template and represent different varieties. For example, the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/attributes/AbstractAttribute.java AbstractAttribute] class defines that an character attribute can have min/max values, a color for text, and icon, etc., while the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/attributes/Attribute.java Attribute] class defines different attributes such as HEALTH_MAXIMUM, ENCHANTMENT_LIMIT and sets values for the fields.
 
These parser targets use a prefixed name system for retrieving individual types. For example, <code>SE_</code> or <code>STATUS_EFFECT_</code> is the prefix for all status effects. This prepended to name of the enumeration value. For built-in ones, it's simply the value's name, which for example gives the full target <code>SE_VIXENS_VIRILITY</code> for the fertility pill's effect. For externalized or modded ones, this name uses the usual "authorname_filename" format. For example, the status effect defined in <code>res\statusEffects\innoxia\amazons_secret.xml</code> is targeted by <code>SE_innoxia_amazons_secret</code>.

These can be found in the <code>public static void initScriptEngine()</code> function here [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/dialogue/utils/UtilText.java UtilText], as they are put into the parsing engine with <code>engine.put(...)</code>.

==== Items ====
''WEAPON_'' 
[https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/inventory/weapon/WeaponType.java Weapon item types]
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''CLOTHING_'' | ''CT_'' 
[https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/inventory/clothing/ClothingType.java Clothing item types]
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''ITEM'' 
Non-equipable [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/inventory/item/ItemType.java item types], including food/drink consumables and pills.]
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''SET_BONUS_'' 
[https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/inventory/SetBonus.java Bonus effects] for equipping sets of clothing and weapons. Currently all externalized.
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''OUTFIT_'' 
[https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/inventory/outfit/OutfitType.java Outfits], sets of clothing/weapons for character generation.
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''OUTFIT_TYPE_'' 
[https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/inventory/outfit/OutfitType.java Outfit Types], labels such as "MUGGER", "PROSTITUTE", "CASUAL", to suggest how they are used.
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''ITEM_TAG_'' 
[https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/inventory/ItemTag.java Item Tags], which include where they are obtained (e.g. "REINDEER_GIFT", "SOLD_BY_RALPH", "BAT_CAVERNS_SPAWN", "NOT_FOR_SALE"), restrictions (e.g. "SILLY_MODE", "CONTRABAND_LIGHT") and food/drink quality properties (e.g. "DRINK_POOR", "FOOD", "FOOD_QUALITY", "ALCOHOLIC", "CAFFEINATED_005").
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''COVERABLE_AREA_'' | ''CA_'' 
[https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/CoverableArea.java Coverable areas], defining which parts of the body that can be concealed depending on what clothing is equipped. Each area is concealed by one or more "Inventory Slots" below.
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''INV_SLOT_'' | ''IS_'' 
[https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/inventory/InventorySlot.java Inventory Slots], defining the game's "clothing slots".
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''EQUIP_CLOTHING_SETTING_'' | ''ECS_'' 
[https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/EquipClothingSetting.java Settings for what to equip onto a character].
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''ITEM_EFFECT_TYPE_''
[https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/inventory/enchanting/ItemEffectType.java Item Effect Types]

==== Tattoos ====
''TATTOO_'' 
Tattoo types, mostly externalized
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''TATTOO_COUNTER_'' 
[https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/markings/TattooCounterType.java Tattoo Counter Types]. Stats that can be tracked with magic tattoos, such as sex counts.
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''TATTOO_COUNT_'' 
[https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/markings/TattooCountType.java Count Types], as in in what form (numerals, tallymarks, written out) the tattoo ''counters'' take.
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''TATTOO_WRITING_STYLE_'' 
[https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/markings/TattooWritingStyle.java Tattoo Writing Style]. Currently only BOLD or ITALICISED.

== Java Classes ==
These enumerations are not defined by the game code, but are from Java libraries. They can be found in the same engine initialization as those in [[#Enumeration_Classes]] section.
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''RND'' 
The instance of the [https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/api/java/util/Random.html Random] class, used for RNG.
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''MONTH_'' 
Days of the month (eg. JANUARY), defined in [https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/api/java/time/Month.html java.time.Month]
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''DOW_'' 
Days of the week (eg. FRIDAY), defined in [https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/api/java/time/DayOfWeek.html java.time.DayOfWeek]

== Notes ==
Dialogue written by Innoxia for ''Lilith's Throne v0.4.9''

Steps to convert to wiki page:

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Parser bindings do not appear in the debug menu help dialog. These targets are found in [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/dialogue/utils/UtilText.java UtilText] initialized within <code>public static void initScriptEngine()</code>. Last updated for game version 0.4.9.

Parser Target and Binding Reference

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'''''This page is current for game version 0.4.9'''''

''See also: [[Parser Command Reference]]''

This page lists the valid targets and bindings for use in the game's parser. These expose various classes and objects, such as characters, body parts types, and the game state.

Character targets are created as [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/dialogue/utils/ParserTarget.java ParserTarget] objects, and expose characters either present in the scene or important NPCs. These do not need to be preceded by a hash/pound; for example <code>[#pc.name]</code> and <code>[pc.name]</code> will both work.

Parser bindings expose various classes, such as enumerations for item and body part types, core classes like the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/Game.java Game] class, and some Java classes. These DO need to be preceded by a hash/pound, so for example <code>[#game.isPubicHairEnabled()]</code> would work, but <code>[game.isPubicHairEnabled()]</code> gives a "command_unknown" error. Bindings are found in [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/dialogue/utils/UtilText.java UtilText] initialized within <code>public static void initScriptEngine()</code>, and ParserTargets are added to the parsing engine in the same function.

== Character Targets ==
This section is created from the in-game dialogue from the debug menu. Updated for game version v0.4.9.

These terms are created as [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/dialogue/utils/ParserTarget.java ParserTarget] objects. Most target characters, either present in the scene or important NPCs. These do not need to be preceded by a hash/pound, for example <code>[#pc.name]</code> and <code>[pc.name]</code> will both work.
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''style'' | ''game'' | ''util'' 
Returns the same as 'pc', but should be used for style methods such as style.bold or style.italics or conditional methods such as game.isArcaneStorm.
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''unit'' | ''units'' | ''game'' 
Returns the same as 'pc', but should be used for unit methods such as unit.size.
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''pc'' | ''player'' 
The player character.
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''npc'' | ''npc1'' | ''npc2'' | ''npc3'' | ''npc4'' | ''npc5'' | ''npc6'' 
The currently 'active' NPC. 
'''The tag 'npc' can be extended with a number, starting at 1, to signify which npc in the scene it is referring to!''' e.g. 'npc1' is the first npc, 'npc2' is the second, etc. 
If in '''combat''', it returns your opponent. 
If in '''sex''', it returns your partner. 
'''Otherwise''', it returns the most important NPC in the scene.
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''com'' | ''com1'' | ''com2'' | ''com3'' | ''com4'' | ''com5'' | ''com6'' 
The companions of the player. 
'''The tag 'com' can be extended with a number, starting at 1, to signify which companion it is referring to!''' e.g. 'com1' is the first companion, 'com2' is the second, etc.
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''ncom'' | ''ncom1'' | ''ncom2'' | ''ncom3'' | ''ncom4'' | ''ncom5'' | ''ncom6'' 
The non-unique npcs who are in the player's cell and who are not members of the player's party. 
'''The tag 'ncom' can be extended with a number, starting at 1, to signify which npc it is referring to!''' e.g. 'ncom1' is the first npc, 'ncom2' is the second, etc.
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''el'' | ''elemental'' 
The player's elemental. '''Should only ever be used when you know for certain that the player's elemental has been created!'''
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''prologueMale'' 
One of the guests at the museum's opening exhibit. He's tall, handsome, and muscular, and, even better, he seems to have taken an instant liking towards you...
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''prologueFemale'' 
One of the guests at the museum's opening exhibit. She's got a beautiful face and figure, and, even better, she seems to have taken an instant liking towards you...
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''NPCmale'' | ''maleNPC'' | ''genericMale'' | ''maleGeneric'' 
Unknown.
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''NPCfemale'' | ''femaleNPC'' | ''genericFemale'' | ''femaleGeneric'' 
Unknown.
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''NPCandrogynous'' | ''androgynousNPC'' | ''NPCambiguous'' | ''ambiguousNPC'' 
Generic androgynous.
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''trader'' | ''genericTrader'' 
A trader.
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''testNPC'' | ''test'' 
A mysterious cat-girl that you found in the back of one of the Shopping Arcade's many shops.
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''lilaya'' | ''aunt'' 
Along with your twin cousins, your aunt Lily was the only family you'd ever known. Although she still exists in this world, she isn't your aunt any more, and in this reality, she's a half-demon called 'Lilaya'. Whereas your old aunt was a researcher at the city museum, Lilaya is a privately-funded researcher of the arcane. Due to her demonic appearance and the fact that she's the daughter of the Lilin Lyssieth, people usually regard Lilaya with a mixture of fear and respect.
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''rose'' 
Rose is Lilaya's slave, and is the only other member of her household that you've ever seen. A partial cat-girl, Rose is treated with extreme fondness by Lilaya, and appears to be the only other person Lilaya has any regular contact with. Their relationship strays into something more than a master-slave arrangement, and Rose and Lilaya can often be seen hugging and whispering to one another.
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''kate'' 
Kate is a demon who owns the beauty salon 'Succubi's Secrets'. Despite being incredibly good at what she does, she's exceedingly lazy, and prefers to keep the exterior of her shop looking run-down so as to scare off potential customers.
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''ralph'' 
Ralph is the owner of the shop 'Ralph's Snacks'. There's an air of confidence in the way he holds himself, and he behaves in a professional manner at all times.
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''nyan'' 
Nyan is the owner of the store 'Nyan's Clothing Emporium', found in Dominion's shopping arcade. She's extremely shy, and gets very nervous when having to talk to people.
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''nyanmum'' | ''nyanmom'' | ''leotie'' 
Although she's the mother of Nyan, Leotie is the polar opposite of her daughter. Extremely confident and assertive, she's one of the most successful businesswomen in all of Lilith's Realm. Considering Nyan to be her most beloved treasure, Leotie's over-protective nature has undoubtedly contributed to her daughter's timid nature.
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''vicky'' 
Vicky is the owner of the shop 'Arcane Arts'. Her manner of staring at anyone who enters her shop is quite unsettling, and you feel as though she's ready to pounce on you at any moment...
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''pix'' 
An extremely energetic border-collie-girl, who is the owner and manager of the Shopping Arcade's gym; 'Pix's Playground'.
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''hannah'' 
Hannah works at the gym, 'Pix's Playground' as a boxing instructor.
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''brax'' 
Holding the rank of Inspector, Brax is a high-ranking Enforcer. Muscular, handsome, and with an incredibly dominant personality, he's the focus of every female Enforcer's attention.
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''candi'' 
Candi is the receptionist at the Enforcer HQ. A completely brain-dead bimbo, Candi seems to only ever be interested in three things; applying makeup, flirting, and fucking.
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''vanessa'' 
Ms. Cunningham, as she prefers to be called, is the sole person responsible for all of the affairs of Dominion's 'Bureau of Demographics'. Although getting on years, she's aged remarkably well, and has a refined, elegant beauty about her.
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''scarlett'' 
Scarlett is the owner of the rather unoriginally named establishment, 'Scarlett's shop'. Rude, loud, and quick to anger, she isn't a very pleasant person to have to deal with.
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''helena'' 
Helena is an extremely powerful harpy matriarch, and is in control of one of the largest harpy flocks in Dominion. Her beauty rivals that of even the most gorgeous of succubi, which, combined with her sharp mind and regal personality, makes her somewhat of an idol in harpy society.
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''brittany'' | ''bimboHarpy'' | ''harpyBimbo'' 
One of the more notable harpy matriarchs, Brittany is the leader of a flock of harpies. In order to get into her good graces, most of her flock try to mimic her behaviour and appearance. As a result, Brittany's flock is primarily made up of bleach-blonde bimbos.
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''lauren'' | ''bimboHarpyCompanion'' | ''harpyBimboCompanion'' 
Brittany's girlfriend, Lauren, does everything she can to please her matriarch. Just like most of the harpies in Brittany's nest, she's a ditzy bimbo, and does absolutely anything her matriarch orders her to.
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''diana'' | ''dominantHarpy'' | ''harpyDominant'' 
One of the more notable harpy matriarchs, Diana is the leader of a flock of harpies. As cruel as harpies come, Diana rules her flock with an iron fist, harshly punishing any harpies that try to challenge her dominance.
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''harley'' | ''dominantHarpyCompanion'' | ''harpyDominantCompanion'' 
Diana's favourite pet, Harley, does everything she can to please her matriarch. Just like most of the harpies in her mistress's nest, she does absolutely anything Diana orders her to do, which often involves administering humiliating punishments...
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''lexi'' | ''nymphoHarpy'' | ''harpyNympho'' 
One of the more notable harpy matriarchs, Lexi is the leader of a flock of harpies. Either due to her obsession with sex, or perhaps because she's not as cruel as a typical harpy, Lexi is far more accepting of males than a typical matriarch. As a result, her flock serves as her personal harem; it's members constantly trying to sate their matriarch's never-ending lust.
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''max'' | ''nymphoHarpyCompanion'' | ''harpyNymphoCompanion'' 
Lexi's favourite partner, Max, does everything she can to please her matriarch. Just like most of the harpies in her nest, she does absolutely anything Lexi orders her to do, which usually involves trying to sate her matriarch's never-ending lust.
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''pazu'' 
Pazu is a harpy matriarch, and a particularly gorgeous one at that. She is new to the job and needs your help in whipping her flock into shape.
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''finch'' 
Finch is the manager of Slaver Alley's 'Slave Administration' building. Although he acts friendly enough, you can't help but wonder if his disarming disposition is just for show. After all, would the manager of Dominion's 'Slave Administration' really have got to that position just by being nice?
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''zaranix'' 
Zaranix is one of the few demons that feels more comfortable in his incubus, rather than succubus, form. Muscular, tall, and handsome, Zaranix uses both his cunning mind and good looks to get what he wants.
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''amber'' 
The highest-ranking of Zaranix's maids, Amber is one of the most striking succubi you've ever seen. Her amber hair and eyes, from which she gets her name, glow with a brilliant luminosity, providing a stark contrast to her jet-black ebony skin. 
Amber is ruthlessly sadistic, and delights in imposing her dominance over her subordinates.
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''felicia'' 
Felicia is Arthur’s neighbor and sometimes Caregiver. While she tries to act calm and collected, she lights up at the sight of anything she remotely enjoys. Is known for the smoothest, fluffiest fur in town.
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''arthur'' 
With messy brown hair, pale skin, and a thin frame, the Arthur of this world looks exactly the same as the one you've always known. Just as he was in your world, this Arthur used to be a colleague of Lilaya's, before Lilaya kicked him out. 
Arthur is recognised as one of, if not the best arcane researcher in all of Dominion. Despite this, however, he's unable to harness the arcane himself.
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''kelly'' 
One of Zaranix's succubi maid twins, Kelly is assigned by her master to keep the first floor clean.
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''katherine'' 
One of Zaranix's succubi maid twins, Katherine is assigned by her master to keep the ground floor clean.
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''ashley'' 
Ashley is the owner of the shop 'Dream Lover', and is seemingly also its only working staff. They are very stand-offish and loathe helping out their customers, to the point where they'd rather stare at the walls instead of offering any help.
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''wolfgang'' | ''supplierLeader'' 
Wolfgang is the senior partner of the dobermann bounty-hunter duo which you first met at Kay's Textiles.
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''karl'' | ''supplierPartner'' 
Karl is the junior partner of the dobermann bounty-hunter duo which you first met at Kay's Textiles.
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''angel'' 
Angel is the owner of the brothel 'Angel's Kiss', located in Dominion's Red-light district. A beautiful, blonde-haired human, Angel acts in a friendly and professional manner at all times.
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''bunny'' 
Bunny is one of the two prostitutes Angel has working for her. Just like her older sister, Loppy, Bunny is a rabbit-morph, and seems to genuinely love her line of work.
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''loppy'' 
Loppy is one of the two prostitutes Angel has working for her. Just like her younger sister, Bunny, Loppy is a rabbit-morph, and seems to genuinely love her line of work.
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''lumi'' 
Lumi is a semi-feral wolf-girl, who you first met prowling one of Dominion's alleyways.
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''claire'' 
Claire is the messenger who's responsible for keeping all of Submission's enforcer posts up-to-date with one another. Having been recognised by her superiors as a particularly hard-working and reliable individual, she's been granted permission to use the teleportation pads which link all of these posts together. As a result of this, she seems to be in multiple places at once, and whenever you enter one of these enforcer posts, Claire is sure to already be there.
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''hazmatRat'' 
Is this a rat-morph that's inside the vending machine?! Surely not...
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''slimeQueen'' 
The self-proclaimed Slime Queen, Catherine, is a gigantic female slime, who wants to turn as many people into her subjects as possible.
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''slimeGuardIce'' | ''slimeIce'' | ''crystal'' 
Crystal is one of the Slime Queen's guards, tasked to challenge anyone who dares to enter her Queen's territory.
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''slimeGuardFire'' | ''slimeFire'' | ''blaze'' 
Blaze is one of the Slime Queen's guards, tasked to challenge anyone who dares to enter his Queen's territory.
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''slimeRoyalGuard'' | ''royalGuardSlime'' 
An incredibly rare and powerful demonic slime, Maximilian prides himself on his skill with the sword.
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''roxy'' 
Roxy is the rat-girl owner of the Gambling Den's shop, 'Roxy's Box'. With a patch over one eye, and visible scarring down one side of her face, Roxy is clearly no stranger to violence. She has some particularly vulgar mannerisms, and has little patience for any of her customers.
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''axel'' | ''lexa'' 
The buff albino alligator-boy, Axel, is the owner and manager of Submission's Gambling Den. Despite his large and menacing figure, he's very kind and understanding, and always tries his best to satisfy his customers.
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''epona'' 
Epona is the horse-girl in charge of organising the Gambling Den's 'Pregnancy Roulette'. Obsessed with breeding, she absolutely loves her job, and gets incredibly excited when a new round is about to start.
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''jules'' 
Jules is the zebra-boy bouncer for the nightclub 'The Watering Hole'.
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''kruger'' 
Kruger is the owner of the nightclub, 'The Watering Hole'.
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''kalahari'' 
Kalahari is a barmaid working at the nightclub, 'The Watering Hole'.
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''rentalMommy'' 
'Mommy' earns a living by renting herself out to those in need of some motherly love.
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''daddy'' | ''desryth'' 
First encountered as an unwelcome guest being turned away from Lilaya's home, the demon the unwelcome incubus has the lofty goal of winning the love and affection of none other than the elder Lilin, Lyssieth.
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''impAlphaLeader'' | ''fyrsia'' 
The leader of one of Submission's imp fortresses, the succubus rules over her followers with an iron fist, and shows very little respect towards anyone but her boss, 'The Dark Siren'...
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''impFemalesLeader'' | ''impFemaleLeader'' | ''hyorlyss'' 
The leader of one of Submission's imp fortresses, the succubus has a loyal following of female imps, who love nothing more than to join her in having dominant sex with those who oppose their ruler, 'The Dark Siren'...
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''impMalesLeader'' | ''impMaleLeader'' | ''jhortrax'' 
The leader of one of Submission's imp fortresses, the incubus and his all-male gang of imps take great pleasure in breeding anyone foolish enough to oppose their ruler, 'The Dark Siren'...
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''darkSiren'' | ''siren'' | ''meraxis'' 
The ruler of Submission's central imp citadel, this 'Dark Siren' is an incredibly powerful arcane user...
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''citadelArcanist'' | ''youkoGuide'' | ''hitomi'' | ''takahashi'' 
The youko-girl is a rude, three-tailed youko, who treats others with very little respect. Placed in charge of the Dark Siren's laboratory, she oversees the production of transformative potions.
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''lyssieth'' 
One of the seven elder Lilin, Lyssieth is one of the most powerful beings in existence.
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''elizabeth'' 
An unrecognised daughter of Lyssieth, Elizabeth is captain of her mother's royal guard. She is tasked with protecting the entrance to Lyssieth's palace.
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''vengar'' 
Strong, scarred, and with an almost-perpetual snarl on his face, Vengar strikes the very sort of figure that's needed to ensure the unwavering loyalty of several dozen criminal rat-morphs. Always ready to back up his words with action, this rat-boy is considered to be one of the most dangerous inhabitants of Submission.
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''shadow'' 
As her adopted name, 'Shadow', suggests, this sneaky rat-girl is an unrivalled expert at sneaking around and remaining unseen when moving by cover of darkness. Her considerable stealth skills are greatly enhanced by the fact that she has pitch-black fur and ebony skin, making her nigh impossible to spot when in a poorly-illuminated area. 
While her lust is not quite as insatiable as her companion, Silence, Shadow does often find herself feeling extremely horny, and thinks nothing of using her finely-honed stealth abilities to ambush innocent people and force herself upon them at blade-point. From this indiscriminate targeting of those around her, combined with rumours of her previous employers being stabbed in the back, Shadow has a reputation for being underhanded and treacherous. 
Despite her ill repute, she has earned a place as a personal bodyguard for the dangerous gang leader, 'Vengar'. Joined by Silence, the one person she is unshakably loyal to, she is sworn to protect Vengar from any harm that might befall him.
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''silence'' 
Having fur as white as snow, and skin as pale as a ghost, this albino rat-girl would strike an eye-catching figure even if not for the fact that her pink eyes emit a fierce luminescent glow. While her unusual eyes allude to the fact that she possesses exceptional arcane abilities, nobody has much of a chance of getting her to reveal the secrets of her past, for she is completely mute. 
Thanks to this inability of hers to talk, she's been given the name 'Silence', but what she lacks in verbal communication she more than compensates for in her sexual appetite. Seemingly in a perpetual state of horniness, this lewd rat-girl can often be found riding a stranger's cock, or even more commonly, forcing them to perform oral on her. 
Silence is a personal bodyguard for the dangerous gang leader, 'Vengar'. Joined by her long-time companion, Shadow, she is sworn to protect the rat-boy from any harm that might befall him.
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''murk'' 
Short, chubby, and with a love for openly displaying his disproportionately huge cock, the rat-boy known as Murk is not exactly known for either his looks or modesty. Instead, his undesirable reputation throughout the Rat Warrens has been gained from the open knowledge that he's selfish, cowardly, and has a cruel streak bordering on sadism. 
Although anyone else would have been subjected to relentless bullying for continuously displaying these less-than-admirable qualities, Murk's fellow gang members tolerate him due to the fact that he runs what he calls the 'Milking Room'. This aptly-named area is home to several kidnapped humans, who have been transformed so as to provide both a steady supply of milk and a welcome source of sexual release to Vengar's gang members.
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''sean'' 
Constable Hughes is a member of the Enforcer's Frontline Patrol division, and has been tasked with watching over the slaves locked into the stocks in Slaver Alley.
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''natalya'' 
Holding the prestigious title of 'Stable Mistress' at the delivery company, 'Dominion Express', Natalya is responsible for the training and care of over fifty centaur slaves. While she tries her best to remain calm and professional at all times, her lustful demonic urges sometimes get the better of her...
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''wes'' | ''wesley'' 
This mysterious fox-boy approached you regarding some matter which couldn't be discussed in public.
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''elle'' | ''aellasys'' 
Elle is the Senior Quartermaster for all of the Enforcers in Central Dominion and is Wes' commanding officer. Although her temper makes her difficult to work for, her subordinates, except for Wes, have little complaint.
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''kay'' 
Jack Kay, who prefers to always be referred to by his surname, is the owner of Kay's Textiles; a business which produces enchanted clothing for wholesale.
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''flash'' 
The owner of The Rad Dragon tavern, Flash has a commanding presence and doesn't tolerate any ruckus in his establishment.
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''jess'' 
A permanent fixture of The Red Dragon tavern, Jess happily entertains the establishment's patrons by drinking and talking with them. Of course, if some more intimate entertainment is desired, she's always willing to negotiate the price...
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''astrapi'' 
The younger sister of the only two centaurs brave enough to keep their Dominion-to-Elis transport business running, Astrapi has the body of a Greek goddess, and a fiery, indomitable personality to match.
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''vronti'' 
The older brother of the only two centaurs brave enough to keep their Dominion-to-Elis transport business running, Vronti has the body of a Greek god, and a stern, stoic personality to match.
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''arion'' 
The ever-present assistant to Minotallys, Arion is fiercely protective of his superior.
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''minotallys'' 
Transformed into a lilin by Lilith herself, Minotallys is unquestionably loyal to her mother. Despite her status and power, she typically defers to the advice of her assistant, Arion, on all decisions.
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''fae'' 
Fae is the younger sister of Silvia, with whom she runs the clothing stall 'Rainbow's End' in the Farmer's Market at Elis. Being far more confident and assertive than her sister, Fae is the one who handles most of the interactions with their stall's customers.
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''silvia'' 
Silvia is the older sister of Fae, with whom she runs the clothing stall 'Rainbow's End' in the Farmer's Market at Elis. Being relatively shy and nervous around strangers, Silvia leaves her sister to handles most of the interactions with their stall's customers.
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''kheiron'' 
The owner of the tavern 'The Centaur's Sword' in Elis, this huge, muscular centaur is known throughout town as being remarkably kind and wise.
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''kazik'' 
Kazik owns and runs the jewellery store 'Golden Treasures' in Elis's Farmer's market. He's notable for the fact that he's a proficient arcane user, despite not having any racial affiliation for using the arcane.
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''yui'' 
Yui owns and operates the stall 'Yui's Toys' in Elis's Farmer's Market. Despite her small size and thin frame, she has an extremely dominant personality, and delights in sadistically abusing her customers.
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''nizhoni'' 
On every day but Wednesday and Saturday, Nizhoni operates the darts game in the centre of Elis's Farmer's Market.
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''moreno'' 
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''heather'' 
Heather operates the stall, 'The Third Eye', in Elis's Farmer's market, from which she sells potions and enchanted clothing, as well as telling fortunes in exchange for a Faire ticket.
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''ziva'' 
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''eisek'' 
You found this dragon-boy being harrassed by a mob while manning a stall at The Farmer's Market in Elis.
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''monica'' 
Monica is the namesake and owner of the shop, 'The Fashionable Moo', which is located in Elis's shopping precinct, 'Wall's End'.
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''evelyx'' 
The owner and namesake of the farm 'Evelyne's Dairy', this succubus is extremely arrogant and rude, and will do whatever it takes to make the most amount of money possible.
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''dale'' 
Dale is the receptionist at Evelyx's Dairy.
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''headlessHorseman'' | ''headHorse'' 
During the month of October, this menace prowls the Foloi Fields at night, searching for his next victim to give him head...
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''ceridwen'' 
Ceridwen owns the convenience store, 'The Barn', in Elis's shopping precinct. Although she's very kind and helpful, she has an unnerving habit of silently stalking her favourite customers...
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''imsu'' 
Imsu is one of the two baphomets who operate the blacksmiths, 'The Ninth Strike', in Elis's shopping precinct. While most of his work involves manufacturing or repairing mundane items and machinery, his real passion is creating melee weapons.
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''hale'' 
Hale is one of the two baphomets who operate the blacksmiths, 'The Ninth Strike', in Elis's shopping precinct. While most of his work involves manufacturing or repairing mundane items and machinery, his real passion is creating ranged weapons.
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''penelope'' 
A beautiful border-collie-girl, who is the owner and manager of Elis's spa; 'Woolly Heaven'.
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''belle'' 
A young, white-woolen sheep-girl, who works as a masseuse and prostitute at Elis's spa; 'Woolly Heaven'.
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''daphne'' 
A brown-wollen sheep-girl who works as a masseuse and prostitute at Elis's spa; 'Woolly Heaven'.
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''farah'' 
A black-wollen sheep-girl who works as a masseuse and prostitute at Elis's spa; 'Woolly Heaven'.
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''callie'' 
Callie is the owner of the bakery, 'The Creamy Bakey', which is to be found in the north-west of Dominion.
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''wynter'' 
Wynter is the security guard for the convenience store, 'The Barn', in Elis's shopping precinct. After drinking too much and starting a highly-destructive brawl in the tavern, 'The Crossed Blades', she now also has to work there as a waitress in the VIP lounge until she's earned enough to pay for the damage she caused.
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''oglix'' 
The owner of the tavern, 'The Crossed Blades', Oglix's green skin, bulging muscles, and considerable height almost make her look more like some kind of fantasy orc than a succubus. Her size, strength, and considerable arcane abilities make her respected and feared by even the toughest of thugs to be found in Elis.
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''golix'' 
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''lunexis'' 
One of Lunette's recognised daughters, Lunexis is particularly strong, dominant, and brutal. Delighting in destruction, chaos, and mayhem, she is used by her elder lilin mother as a living weapon, who tasks her with destroying towns and villages which have displeased her.
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''ursa'' 
Ursa is the queen of the Amazons, a community of all-female warriors who live in the town of Themiscyra.
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''aurokaris'' 
Aurokaris is an Amazon, a member of the all-female warrior community who live in the town of Themiscyra.
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''sterope'' 
Sterope is an Enforcer Constable who works as the receptionist at the station in Elis.
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''hammer'' 
One of the SWORD Enforcers stationed in Elis, this grey-furred wolf-boy is known only by his callsign, 'Hammer'.
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''ghost'' 
One of the SWORD Enforcers stationed in Elis, this small otter-girl is known only by her callsign, 'Ghost'.
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''angelixx'' 
Although she appears as a young, innocent succubus, Angelixx is an extremely powerful and dangerous pawn of her mother, the elder lilin Lovienne.
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''sleip'' 
Sleip is one of two nightmare bodyguards who protect Angelixx at all times.
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''nir'' 
Nir is one of two nightmare bodyguards who protect Angelixx at all times.
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''saellatrix'' 
Saellatrix is a recognised daughter of the elder lilin, Lovienne, and as such commands an immense deal of respect. The fact that she works at her mother's sex shop shows how important the business is to Lovienne.

== Core Classes ==
These parser targets expose the game's current instance of various classes. A game session will initialize one of each. Not all functions are available to the parser, so check the links to the class for <code>public</code> members.
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''game'' 
The instance of the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/Game.java Game] class, useful for obtaining information on the game state such as weather or time passed.
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''sex'' 
The instance of the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/sex/Sex.java Sex] class, used for information on sex partners, available actions, etc.
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''combat'' 
The instance of the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/combat/Combat.java Combat] class, used opponents, available moves, etc.
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''properties'' 
The instance of the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/Properties.java Properties] class, which contains game settings and preferences.
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''itemGen'' 
The instance of the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/inventory/ItemGeneration.java ItemGeneration] class, for randomly generating items based on type.
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''flags'' 
The instance of the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/dialogue/DialogueFlags.java DialogueFlags], which stores past decisions and interactions with characters.
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''dialogueManager'' 
The instance of the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/dialogue/DialogueManager.java DialogueManager]. Holds a dictionary of dialogues.

== Enumeration Classes ==
These parser targets are for the various enumerations used by game to store various types, including item types, races, body parts and many others. The abstract type defines a "template" of what properties and methods are available. The enumeration then hold instances of that abstract class, which fit that template and represent different varieties. For example, the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/attributes/AbstractAttribute.java AbstractAttribute] class defines that an character attribute can have min/max values, a color for text, and icon, etc., while the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/attributes/Attribute.java Attribute] class defines different attributes such as HEALTH_MAXIMUM, ENCHANTMENT_LIMIT and sets values for the fields.
 
These parser targets use a prefixed name system for retrieving individual types. For example, <code>SE_</code> or <code>STATUS_EFFECT_</code> is the prefix for all status effects. This prepended to name of the enumeration value. For built-in ones, it's simply the value's name, which for example gives the full target <code>SE_VIXENS_VIRILITY</code> for the fertility pill's effect. For externalized or modded ones, this name uses the usual "authorname_filename" format. For example, the status effect defined in <code>res\statusEffects\innoxia\amazons_secret.xml</code> is targeted by <code>SE_innoxia_amazons_secret</code>.

These can be found in the <code>public static void initScriptEngine()</code> function here [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/dialogue/utils/UtilText.java UtilText], as they are put into the parsing engine with <code>engine.put(...)</code>.

==== Items ====
''WEAPON_'' 
[https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/inventory/weapon/WeaponType.java Weapon item types]
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''CLOTHING_'' | ''CT_'' 
[https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/inventory/clothing/ClothingType.java Clothing item types]
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''ITEM'' 
Non-equipable [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/inventory/item/ItemType.java item types], including food/drink consumables and pills.]
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''SET_BONUS_'' 
[https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/inventory/SetBonus.java Bonus effects] for equipping sets of clothing and weapons. Currently all externalized.
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''OUTFIT_'' 
[https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/inventory/outfit/OutfitType.java Outfits], sets of clothing/weapons for character generation.
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''OUTFIT_TYPE_'' 
[https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/inventory/outfit/OutfitType.java Outfit Types], labels such as "MUGGER", "PROSTITUTE", "CASUAL", to suggest how they are used.
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''ITEM_TAG_'' 
[https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/inventory/ItemTag.java Item Tags], which include where they are obtained (e.g. "REINDEER_GIFT", "SOLD_BY_RALPH", "BAT_CAVERNS_SPAWN", "NOT_FOR_SALE"), restrictions (e.g. "SILLY_MODE", "CONTRABAND_LIGHT") and food/drink quality properties (e.g. "DRINK_POOR", "FOOD", "FOOD_QUALITY", "ALCOHOLIC", "CAFFEINATED_005").
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''COVERABLE_AREA_'' | ''CA_'' 
[https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/CoverableArea.java Coverable areas], defining which parts of the body that can be concealed depending on what clothing is equipped. Each area is concealed by one or more "Inventory Slots" below.
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''INV_SLOT_'' | ''IS_'' 
[https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/inventory/InventorySlot.java Inventory Slots], defining the game's "clothing slots".
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''EQUIP_CLOTHING_SETTING_'' | ''ECS_'' 
[https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/EquipClothingSetting.java Settings for what to equip onto a character].
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''ITEM_EFFECT_TYPE_''
[https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/inventory/enchanting/ItemEffectType.java Item Effect Types]

== Java Classes ==
These enumerations are not defined by the game code, but are from Java libraries. They can be found in the same engine initialization as those in [[#Enumeration_Classes]] section.
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''RND'' 
The instance of the [https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/api/java/util/Random.html Random] class, used for RNG.
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''MONTH_'' 
Days of the month (eg. JANUARY), defined in [https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/api/java/time/Month.html java.time.Month]
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''DOW_'' 
Days of the week (eg. FRIDAY), defined in [https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/api/java/time/DayOfWeek.html java.time.DayOfWeek]

== Notes ==
Dialogue written by Innoxia for ''Lilith's Throne v0.4.9''

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Parser bindings do not appear in the debug menu help dialog. These targets are found in [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/dialogue/utils/UtilText.java UtilText] initialized within <code>public static void initScriptEngine()</code>. Last updated for game version 0.4.9.

Parser Target and Binding Reference

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'''''This page is current for game version 0.4.9'''''

''See also: [[Parser Command Reference]]''

This page lists the valid targets and bindings for use in the game's parser. These expose various classes and objects, such as characters, body parts types, and the game state.

Character targets are created as [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/dialogue/utils/ParserTarget.java ParserTarget] objects, and expose characters either present in the scene or important NPCs. These do not need to be preceded by a hash/pound; for example <code>[#pc.name]</code> and <code>[pc.name]</code> will both work.

Parser bindings expose various classes, such as enumerations for item and body part types, core classes like the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/Game.java Game] class, and some Java classes. These DO need to be preceded by a hash/pound, so for example <code>[#game.isPubicHairEnabled()]</code> would work, but <code>[game.isPubicHairEnabled()]</code> gives a "command_unknown" error. Bindings are found in [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/dialogue/utils/UtilText.java UtilText] initialized within <code>public static void initScriptEngine()</code>, and ParserTargets are added to the parsing engine in the same function.

== Character Targets ==
This section is created from the in-game dialogue from the debug menu. Updated for game version v0.4.9.

These terms are created as [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/dialogue/utils/ParserTarget.java ParserTarget] objects. Most target characters, either present in the scene or important NPCs. These do not need to be preceded by a hash/pound, for example <code>[#pc.name]</code> and <code>[pc.name]</code> will both work.
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''style'' | ''game'' | ''util'' 
Returns the same as 'pc', but should be used for style methods such as style.bold or style.italics or conditional methods such as game.isArcaneStorm.
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''unit'' | ''units'' | ''game'' 
Returns the same as 'pc', but should be used for unit methods such as unit.size.
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''pc'' | ''player'' 
The player character.
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''npc'' | ''npc1'' | ''npc2'' | ''npc3'' | ''npc4'' | ''npc5'' | ''npc6'' 
The currently 'active' NPC. 
'''The tag 'npc' can be extended with a number, starting at 1, to signify which npc in the scene it is referring to!''' e.g. 'npc1' is the first npc, 'npc2' is the second, etc. 
If in '''combat''', it returns your opponent. 
If in '''sex''', it returns your partner. 
'''Otherwise''', it returns the most important NPC in the scene.
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''com'' | ''com1'' | ''com2'' | ''com3'' | ''com4'' | ''com5'' | ''com6'' 
The companions of the player. 
'''The tag 'com' can be extended with a number, starting at 1, to signify which companion it is referring to!''' e.g. 'com1' is the first companion, 'com2' is the second, etc.
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''ncom'' | ''ncom1'' | ''ncom2'' | ''ncom3'' | ''ncom4'' | ''ncom5'' | ''ncom6'' 
The non-unique npcs who are in the player's cell and who are not members of the player's party. 
'''The tag 'ncom' can be extended with a number, starting at 1, to signify which npc it is referring to!''' e.g. 'ncom1' is the first npc, 'ncom2' is the second, etc.
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''el'' | ''elemental'' 
The player's elemental. '''Should only ever be used when you know for certain that the player's elemental has been created!'''
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''prologueMale'' 
One of the guests at the museum's opening exhibit. He's tall, handsome, and muscular, and, even better, he seems to have taken an instant liking towards you...
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''prologueFemale'' 
One of the guests at the museum's opening exhibit. She's got a beautiful face and figure, and, even better, she seems to have taken an instant liking towards you...
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''NPCmale'' | ''maleNPC'' | ''genericMale'' | ''maleGeneric'' 
Unknown.
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''NPCfemale'' | ''femaleNPC'' | ''genericFemale'' | ''femaleGeneric'' 
Unknown.
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''NPCandrogynous'' | ''androgynousNPC'' | ''NPCambiguous'' | ''ambiguousNPC'' 
Generic androgynous.
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''trader'' | ''genericTrader'' 
A trader.
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''testNPC'' | ''test'' 
A mysterious cat-girl that you found in the back of one of the Shopping Arcade's many shops.
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''lilaya'' | ''aunt'' 
Along with your twin cousins, your aunt Lily was the only family you'd ever known. Although she still exists in this world, she isn't your aunt any more, and in this reality, she's a half-demon called 'Lilaya'. Whereas your old aunt was a researcher at the city museum, Lilaya is a privately-funded researcher of the arcane. Due to her demonic appearance and the fact that she's the daughter of the Lilin Lyssieth, people usually regard Lilaya with a mixture of fear and respect.
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''rose'' 
Rose is Lilaya's slave, and is the only other member of her household that you've ever seen. A partial cat-girl, Rose is treated with extreme fondness by Lilaya, and appears to be the only other person Lilaya has any regular contact with. Their relationship strays into something more than a master-slave arrangement, and Rose and Lilaya can often be seen hugging and whispering to one another.
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''kate'' 
Kate is a demon who owns the beauty salon 'Succubi's Secrets'. Despite being incredibly good at what she does, she's exceedingly lazy, and prefers to keep the exterior of her shop looking run-down so as to scare off potential customers.
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''ralph'' 
Ralph is the owner of the shop 'Ralph's Snacks'. There's an air of confidence in the way he holds himself, and he behaves in a professional manner at all times.
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''nyan'' 
Nyan is the owner of the store 'Nyan's Clothing Emporium', found in Dominion's shopping arcade. She's extremely shy, and gets very nervous when having to talk to people.
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''nyanmum'' | ''nyanmom'' | ''leotie'' 
Although she's the mother of Nyan, Leotie is the polar opposite of her daughter. Extremely confident and assertive, she's one of the most successful businesswomen in all of Lilith's Realm. Considering Nyan to be her most beloved treasure, Leotie's over-protective nature has undoubtedly contributed to her daughter's timid nature.
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''vicky'' 
Vicky is the owner of the shop 'Arcane Arts'. Her manner of staring at anyone who enters her shop is quite unsettling, and you feel as though she's ready to pounce on you at any moment...
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''pix'' 
An extremely energetic border-collie-girl, who is the owner and manager of the Shopping Arcade's gym; 'Pix's Playground'.
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''hannah'' 
Hannah works at the gym, 'Pix's Playground' as a boxing instructor.
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''brax'' 
Holding the rank of Inspector, Brax is a high-ranking Enforcer. Muscular, handsome, and with an incredibly dominant personality, he's the focus of every female Enforcer's attention.
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''candi'' 
Candi is the receptionist at the Enforcer HQ. A completely brain-dead bimbo, Candi seems to only ever be interested in three things; applying makeup, flirting, and fucking.
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''vanessa'' 
Ms. Cunningham, as she prefers to be called, is the sole person responsible for all of the affairs of Dominion's 'Bureau of Demographics'. Although getting on years, she's aged remarkably well, and has a refined, elegant beauty about her.
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''scarlett'' 
Scarlett is the owner of the rather unoriginally named establishment, 'Scarlett's shop'. Rude, loud, and quick to anger, she isn't a very pleasant person to have to deal with.
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''helena'' 
Helena is an extremely powerful harpy matriarch, and is in control of one of the largest harpy flocks in Dominion. Her beauty rivals that of even the most gorgeous of succubi, which, combined with her sharp mind and regal personality, makes her somewhat of an idol in harpy society.
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''brittany'' | ''bimboHarpy'' | ''harpyBimbo'' 
One of the more notable harpy matriarchs, Brittany is the leader of a flock of harpies. In order to get into her good graces, most of her flock try to mimic her behaviour and appearance. As a result, Brittany's flock is primarily made up of bleach-blonde bimbos.
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''lauren'' | ''bimboHarpyCompanion'' | ''harpyBimboCompanion'' 
Brittany's girlfriend, Lauren, does everything she can to please her matriarch. Just like most of the harpies in Brittany's nest, she's a ditzy bimbo, and does absolutely anything her matriarch orders her to.
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''diana'' | ''dominantHarpy'' | ''harpyDominant'' 
One of the more notable harpy matriarchs, Diana is the leader of a flock of harpies. As cruel as harpies come, Diana rules her flock with an iron fist, harshly punishing any harpies that try to challenge her dominance.
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''harley'' | ''dominantHarpyCompanion'' | ''harpyDominantCompanion'' 
Diana's favourite pet, Harley, does everything she can to please her matriarch. Just like most of the harpies in her mistress's nest, she does absolutely anything Diana orders her to do, which often involves administering humiliating punishments...
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''lexi'' | ''nymphoHarpy'' | ''harpyNympho'' 
One of the more notable harpy matriarchs, Lexi is the leader of a flock of harpies. Either due to her obsession with sex, or perhaps because she's not as cruel as a typical harpy, Lexi is far more accepting of males than a typical matriarch. As a result, her flock serves as her personal harem; it's members constantly trying to sate their matriarch's never-ending lust.
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''max'' | ''nymphoHarpyCompanion'' | ''harpyNymphoCompanion'' 
Lexi's favourite partner, Max, does everything she can to please her matriarch. Just like most of the harpies in her nest, she does absolutely anything Lexi orders her to do, which usually involves trying to sate her matriarch's never-ending lust.
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''pazu'' 
Pazu is a harpy matriarch, and a particularly gorgeous one at that. She is new to the job and needs your help in whipping her flock into shape.
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''finch'' 
Finch is the manager of Slaver Alley's 'Slave Administration' building. Although he acts friendly enough, you can't help but wonder if his disarming disposition is just for show. After all, would the manager of Dominion's 'Slave Administration' really have got to that position just by being nice?
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''zaranix'' 
Zaranix is one of the few demons that feels more comfortable in his incubus, rather than succubus, form. Muscular, tall, and handsome, Zaranix uses both his cunning mind and good looks to get what he wants.
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''amber'' 
The highest-ranking of Zaranix's maids, Amber is one of the most striking succubi you've ever seen. Her amber hair and eyes, from which she gets her name, glow with a brilliant luminosity, providing a stark contrast to her jet-black ebony skin. 
Amber is ruthlessly sadistic, and delights in imposing her dominance over her subordinates.
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''felicia'' 
Felicia is Arthur’s neighbor and sometimes Caregiver. While she tries to act calm and collected, she lights up at the sight of anything she remotely enjoys. Is known for the smoothest, fluffiest fur in town.
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''arthur'' 
With messy brown hair, pale skin, and a thin frame, the Arthur of this world looks exactly the same as the one you've always known. Just as he was in your world, this Arthur used to be a colleague of Lilaya's, before Lilaya kicked him out. 
Arthur is recognised as one of, if not the best arcane researcher in all of Dominion. Despite this, however, he's unable to harness the arcane himself.
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''kelly'' 
One of Zaranix's succubi maid twins, Kelly is assigned by her master to keep the first floor clean.
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''katherine'' 
One of Zaranix's succubi maid twins, Katherine is assigned by her master to keep the ground floor clean.
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''ashley'' 
Ashley is the owner of the shop 'Dream Lover', and is seemingly also its only working staff. They are very stand-offish and loathe helping out their customers, to the point where they'd rather stare at the walls instead of offering any help.
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''wolfgang'' | ''supplierLeader'' 
Wolfgang is the senior partner of the dobermann bounty-hunter duo which you first met at Kay's Textiles.
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''karl'' | ''supplierPartner'' 
Karl is the junior partner of the dobermann bounty-hunter duo which you first met at Kay's Textiles.
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''angel'' 
Angel is the owner of the brothel 'Angel's Kiss', located in Dominion's Red-light district. A beautiful, blonde-haired human, Angel acts in a friendly and professional manner at all times.
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''bunny'' 
Bunny is one of the two prostitutes Angel has working for her. Just like her older sister, Loppy, Bunny is a rabbit-morph, and seems to genuinely love her line of work.
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''loppy'' 
Loppy is one of the two prostitutes Angel has working for her. Just like her younger sister, Bunny, Loppy is a rabbit-morph, and seems to genuinely love her line of work.
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''lumi'' 
Lumi is a semi-feral wolf-girl, who you first met prowling one of Dominion's alleyways.
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''claire'' 
Claire is the messenger who's responsible for keeping all of Submission's enforcer posts up-to-date with one another. Having been recognised by her superiors as a particularly hard-working and reliable individual, she's been granted permission to use the teleportation pads which link all of these posts together. As a result of this, she seems to be in multiple places at once, and whenever you enter one of these enforcer posts, Claire is sure to already be there.
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''hazmatRat'' 
Is this a rat-morph that's inside the vending machine?! Surely not...
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''slimeQueen'' 
The self-proclaimed Slime Queen, Catherine, is a gigantic female slime, who wants to turn as many people into her subjects as possible.
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''slimeGuardIce'' | ''slimeIce'' | ''crystal'' 
Crystal is one of the Slime Queen's guards, tasked to challenge anyone who dares to enter her Queen's territory.
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''slimeGuardFire'' | ''slimeFire'' | ''blaze'' 
Blaze is one of the Slime Queen's guards, tasked to challenge anyone who dares to enter his Queen's territory.
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''slimeRoyalGuard'' | ''royalGuardSlime'' 
An incredibly rare and powerful demonic slime, Maximilian prides himself on his skill with the sword.
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''roxy'' 
Roxy is the rat-girl owner of the Gambling Den's shop, 'Roxy's Box'. With a patch over one eye, and visible scarring down one side of her face, Roxy is clearly no stranger to violence. She has some particularly vulgar mannerisms, and has little patience for any of her customers.
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''axel'' | ''lexa'' 
The buff albino alligator-boy, Axel, is the owner and manager of Submission's Gambling Den. Despite his large and menacing figure, he's very kind and understanding, and always tries his best to satisfy his customers.
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''epona'' 
Epona is the horse-girl in charge of organising the Gambling Den's 'Pregnancy Roulette'. Obsessed with breeding, she absolutely loves her job, and gets incredibly excited when a new round is about to start.
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''jules'' 
Jules is the zebra-boy bouncer for the nightclub 'The Watering Hole'.
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''kruger'' 
Kruger is the owner of the nightclub, 'The Watering Hole'.
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''kalahari'' 
Kalahari is a barmaid working at the nightclub, 'The Watering Hole'.
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''rentalMommy'' 
'Mommy' earns a living by renting herself out to those in need of some motherly love.
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''daddy'' | ''desryth'' 
First encountered as an unwelcome guest being turned away from Lilaya's home, the demon the unwelcome incubus has the lofty goal of winning the love and affection of none other than the elder Lilin, Lyssieth.
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''impAlphaLeader'' | ''fyrsia'' 
The leader of one of Submission's imp fortresses, the succubus rules over her followers with an iron fist, and shows very little respect towards anyone but her boss, 'The Dark Siren'...
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''impFemalesLeader'' | ''impFemaleLeader'' | ''hyorlyss'' 
The leader of one of Submission's imp fortresses, the succubus has a loyal following of female imps, who love nothing more than to join her in having dominant sex with those who oppose their ruler, 'The Dark Siren'...
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''impMalesLeader'' | ''impMaleLeader'' | ''jhortrax'' 
The leader of one of Submission's imp fortresses, the incubus and his all-male gang of imps take great pleasure in breeding anyone foolish enough to oppose their ruler, 'The Dark Siren'...
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''darkSiren'' | ''siren'' | ''meraxis'' 
The ruler of Submission's central imp citadel, this 'Dark Siren' is an incredibly powerful arcane user...
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''citadelArcanist'' | ''youkoGuide'' | ''hitomi'' | ''takahashi'' 
The youko-girl is a rude, three-tailed youko, who treats others with very little respect. Placed in charge of the Dark Siren's laboratory, she oversees the production of transformative potions.
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''lyssieth'' 
One of the seven elder Lilin, Lyssieth is one of the most powerful beings in existence.
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''elizabeth'' 
An unrecognised daughter of Lyssieth, Elizabeth is captain of her mother's royal guard. She is tasked with protecting the entrance to Lyssieth's palace.
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''vengar'' 
Strong, scarred, and with an almost-perpetual snarl on his face, Vengar strikes the very sort of figure that's needed to ensure the unwavering loyalty of several dozen criminal rat-morphs. Always ready to back up his words with action, this rat-boy is considered to be one of the most dangerous inhabitants of Submission.
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''shadow'' 
As her adopted name, 'Shadow', suggests, this sneaky rat-girl is an unrivalled expert at sneaking around and remaining unseen when moving by cover of darkness. Her considerable stealth skills are greatly enhanced by the fact that she has pitch-black fur and ebony skin, making her nigh impossible to spot when in a poorly-illuminated area. 
While her lust is not quite as insatiable as her companion, Silence, Shadow does often find herself feeling extremely horny, and thinks nothing of using her finely-honed stealth abilities to ambush innocent people and force herself upon them at blade-point. From this indiscriminate targeting of those around her, combined with rumours of her previous employers being stabbed in the back, Shadow has a reputation for being underhanded and treacherous. 
Despite her ill repute, she has earned a place as a personal bodyguard for the dangerous gang leader, 'Vengar'. Joined by Silence, the one person she is unshakably loyal to, she is sworn to protect Vengar from any harm that might befall him.
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''silence'' 
Having fur as white as snow, and skin as pale as a ghost, this albino rat-girl would strike an eye-catching figure even if not for the fact that her pink eyes emit a fierce luminescent glow. While her unusual eyes allude to the fact that she possesses exceptional arcane abilities, nobody has much of a chance of getting her to reveal the secrets of her past, for she is completely mute. 
Thanks to this inability of hers to talk, she's been given the name 'Silence', but what she lacks in verbal communication she more than compensates for in her sexual appetite. Seemingly in a perpetual state of horniness, this lewd rat-girl can often be found riding a stranger's cock, or even more commonly, forcing them to perform oral on her. 
Silence is a personal bodyguard for the dangerous gang leader, 'Vengar'. Joined by her long-time companion, Shadow, she is sworn to protect the rat-boy from any harm that might befall him.
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''murk'' 
Short, chubby, and with a love for openly displaying his disproportionately huge cock, the rat-boy known as Murk is not exactly known for either his looks or modesty. Instead, his undesirable reputation throughout the Rat Warrens has been gained from the open knowledge that he's selfish, cowardly, and has a cruel streak bordering on sadism. 
Although anyone else would have been subjected to relentless bullying for continuously displaying these less-than-admirable qualities, Murk's fellow gang members tolerate him due to the fact that he runs what he calls the 'Milking Room'. This aptly-named area is home to several kidnapped humans, who have been transformed so as to provide both a steady supply of milk and a welcome source of sexual release to Vengar's gang members.
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''sean'' 
Constable Hughes is a member of the Enforcer's Frontline Patrol division, and has been tasked with watching over the slaves locked into the stocks in Slaver Alley.
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''natalya'' 
Holding the prestigious title of 'Stable Mistress' at the delivery company, 'Dominion Express', Natalya is responsible for the training and care of over fifty centaur slaves. While she tries her best to remain calm and professional at all times, her lustful demonic urges sometimes get the better of her...
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''wes'' | ''wesley'' 
This mysterious fox-boy approached you regarding some matter which couldn't be discussed in public.
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''elle'' | ''aellasys'' 
Elle is the Senior Quartermaster for all of the Enforcers in Central Dominion and is Wes' commanding officer. Although her temper makes her difficult to work for, her subordinates, except for Wes, have little complaint.
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''kay'' 
Jack Kay, who prefers to always be referred to by his surname, is the owner of Kay's Textiles; a business which produces enchanted clothing for wholesale.
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''flash'' 
The owner of The Rad Dragon tavern, Flash has a commanding presence and doesn't tolerate any ruckus in his establishment.
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''jess'' 
A permanent fixture of The Red Dragon tavern, Jess happily entertains the establishment's patrons by drinking and talking with them. Of course, if some more intimate entertainment is desired, she's always willing to negotiate the price...
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''astrapi'' 
The younger sister of the only two centaurs brave enough to keep their Dominion-to-Elis transport business running, Astrapi has the body of a Greek goddess, and a fiery, indomitable personality to match.
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''vronti'' 
The older brother of the only two centaurs brave enough to keep their Dominion-to-Elis transport business running, Vronti has the body of a Greek god, and a stern, stoic personality to match.
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''arion'' 
The ever-present assistant to Minotallys, Arion is fiercely protective of his superior.
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''minotallys'' 
Transformed into a lilin by Lilith herself, Minotallys is unquestionably loyal to her mother. Despite her status and power, she typically defers to the advice of her assistant, Arion, on all decisions.
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''fae'' 
Fae is the younger sister of Silvia, with whom she runs the clothing stall 'Rainbow's End' in the Farmer's Market at Elis. Being far more confident and assertive than her sister, Fae is the one who handles most of the interactions with their stall's customers.
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''silvia'' 
Silvia is the older sister of Fae, with whom she runs the clothing stall 'Rainbow's End' in the Farmer's Market at Elis. Being relatively shy and nervous around strangers, Silvia leaves her sister to handles most of the interactions with their stall's customers.
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''kheiron'' 
The owner of the tavern 'The Centaur's Sword' in Elis, this huge, muscular centaur is known throughout town as being remarkably kind and wise.
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''kazik'' 
Kazik owns and runs the jewellery store 'Golden Treasures' in Elis's Farmer's market. He's notable for the fact that he's a proficient arcane user, despite not having any racial affiliation for using the arcane.
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''yui'' 
Yui owns and operates the stall 'Yui's Toys' in Elis's Farmer's Market. Despite her small size and thin frame, she has an extremely dominant personality, and delights in sadistically abusing her customers.
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''nizhoni'' 
On every day but Wednesday and Saturday, Nizhoni operates the darts game in the centre of Elis's Farmer's Market.
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''moreno'' 
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''heather'' 
Heather operates the stall, 'The Third Eye', in Elis's Farmer's market, from which she sells potions and enchanted clothing, as well as telling fortunes in exchange for a Faire ticket.
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''ziva'' 
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''eisek'' 
You found this dragon-boy being harrassed by a mob while manning a stall at The Farmer's Market in Elis.
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''monica'' 
Monica is the namesake and owner of the shop, 'The Fashionable Moo', which is located in Elis's shopping precinct, 'Wall's End'.
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''evelyx'' 
The owner and namesake of the farm 'Evelyne's Dairy', this succubus is extremely arrogant and rude, and will do whatever it takes to make the most amount of money possible.
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''dale'' 
Dale is the receptionist at Evelyx's Dairy.
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''headlessHorseman'' | ''headHorse'' 
During the month of October, this menace prowls the Foloi Fields at night, searching for his next victim to give him head...
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''ceridwen'' 
Ceridwen owns the convenience store, 'The Barn', in Elis's shopping precinct. Although she's very kind and helpful, she has an unnerving habit of silently stalking her favourite customers...
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''imsu'' 
Imsu is one of the two baphomets who operate the blacksmiths, 'The Ninth Strike', in Elis's shopping precinct. While most of his work involves manufacturing or repairing mundane items and machinery, his real passion is creating melee weapons.
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''hale'' 
Hale is one of the two baphomets who operate the blacksmiths, 'The Ninth Strike', in Elis's shopping precinct. While most of his work involves manufacturing or repairing mundane items and machinery, his real passion is creating ranged weapons.
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''penelope'' 
A beautiful border-collie-girl, who is the owner and manager of Elis's spa; 'Woolly Heaven'.
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''belle'' 
A young, white-woolen sheep-girl, who works as a masseuse and prostitute at Elis's spa; 'Woolly Heaven'.
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''daphne'' 
A brown-wollen sheep-girl who works as a masseuse and prostitute at Elis's spa; 'Woolly Heaven'.
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''farah'' 
A black-wollen sheep-girl who works as a masseuse and prostitute at Elis's spa; 'Woolly Heaven'.
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''callie'' 
Callie is the owner of the bakery, 'The Creamy Bakey', which is to be found in the north-west of Dominion.
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''wynter'' 
Wynter is the security guard for the convenience store, 'The Barn', in Elis's shopping precinct. After drinking too much and starting a highly-destructive brawl in the tavern, 'The Crossed Blades', she now also has to work there as a waitress in the VIP lounge until she's earned enough to pay for the damage she caused.
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''oglix'' 
The owner of the tavern, 'The Crossed Blades', Oglix's green skin, bulging muscles, and considerable height almost make her look more like some kind of fantasy orc than a succubus. Her size, strength, and considerable arcane abilities make her respected and feared by even the toughest of thugs to be found in Elis.
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''golix'' 
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''lunexis'' 
One of Lunette's recognised daughters, Lunexis is particularly strong, dominant, and brutal. Delighting in destruction, chaos, and mayhem, she is used by her elder lilin mother as a living weapon, who tasks her with destroying towns and villages which have displeased her.
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''ursa'' 
Ursa is the queen of the Amazons, a community of all-female warriors who live in the town of Themiscyra.
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''aurokaris'' 
Aurokaris is an Amazon, a member of the all-female warrior community who live in the town of Themiscyra.
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''sterope'' 
Sterope is an Enforcer Constable who works as the receptionist at the station in Elis.
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''hammer'' 
One of the SWORD Enforcers stationed in Elis, this grey-furred wolf-boy is known only by his callsign, 'Hammer'.
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''ghost'' 
One of the SWORD Enforcers stationed in Elis, this small otter-girl is known only by her callsign, 'Ghost'.
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''angelixx'' 
Although she appears as a young, innocent succubus, Angelixx is an extremely powerful and dangerous pawn of her mother, the elder lilin Lovienne.
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''sleip'' 
Sleip is one of two nightmare bodyguards who protect Angelixx at all times.
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''nir'' 
Nir is one of two nightmare bodyguards who protect Angelixx at all times.
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''saellatrix'' 
Saellatrix is a recognised daughter of the elder lilin, Lovienne, and as such commands an immense deal of respect. The fact that she works at her mother's sex shop shows how important the business is to Lovienne.

== Core Classes ==
These parser targets expose the game's current instance of various classes. A game session will initialize one of each. Not all functions are available to the parser, so check the links to the class for <code>public</code> members.
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''game'' 
The instance of the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/Game.java Game] class, useful for obtaining information on the game state such as weather or time passed.
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''sex'' 
The instance of the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/sex/Sex.java Sex] class, used for information on sex partners, available actions, etc.
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''combat'' 
The instance of the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/combat/Combat.java Combat] class, used opponents, available moves, etc.
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''properties'' 
The instance of the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/Properties.java Properties] class, which contains game settings and preferences.
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''itemGen'' 
The instance of the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/inventory/ItemGeneration.java ItemGeneration] class, for randomly generating items based on type.
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''flags'' 
The instance of the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/dialogue/DialogueFlags.java DialogueFlags], which stores past decisions and interactions with characters.
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''dialogueManager'' 
The instance of the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/dialogue/DialogueManager.java DialogueManager]. Holds a dictionary of dialogues.

== Enumeration Classes ==
These parser targets are for the various enumerations used by game to store various types, including item types, races, body parts and many others. The abstract type defines a "template" of what properties and methods are available. The enumeration then hold instances of that abstract class, which fit that template and represent different varieties. For example, the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/attributes/AbstractAttribute.java AbstractAttribute] class defines that an character attribute can have min/max values, a color for text, and icon, etc., while the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/attributes/Attribute.java Attribute] class defines different attributes such as HEALTH_MAXIMUM, ENCHANTMENT_LIMIT and sets values for the fields.
 
These parser targets use a prefixed name system for retrieving individual types. For example, <code>SE_</code> or <code>STATUS_EFFECT_</code> is the prefix for all status effects. This prepended to name of the enumeration value. For built-in ones, it's simply the value's name, which for example gives the full target <code>SE_VIXENS_VIRILITY</code> for the fertility pill's effect. For externalized or modded ones, this name uses the usual "authorname_filename" format. For example, the status effect defined in <code>res\statusEffects\innoxia\amazons_secret.xml</code> is targeted by <code>SE_innoxia_amazons_secret</code>.

These can be found in the <code>public static void initScriptEngine()</code> function here [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/dialogue/utils/UtilText.java UtilText], as they are put into the parsing engine with <code>engine.put(...)</code>.

==== Items ====
''WEAPON_'' 
[https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/inventory/weapon/WeaponType.java Weapon item types]
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''CLOTHING_'' | ''CT_'' 
[https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/inventory/clothing/ClothingType.java Clothing item types]
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''ITEM'' 
Non-equipable [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/inventory/item/ItemType.java item types], including food/drink consumables and pills.]
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''SET_BONUS_'' 
[https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/inventory/SetBonus.java Bonus effects] for equipping sets of clothing and weapons. Currently all externalized.
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''OUTFIT_'' 
[https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/inventory/outfit/OutfitType.java Outfits], sets of clothing/weapons for character generation.
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''OUTFIT_TYPE_'' 
[https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/inventory/outfit/OutfitType.java Outfit Types], labels such as "MUGGER", "PROSTITUTE", "CASUAL", to suggest how they are used.
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''ITEM_TAG_'' 
[https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/inventory/ItemTag.java Item Tags], which include where they are obtained (e.g. "REINDEER_GIFT", "SOLD_BY_RALPH", "BAT_CAVERNS_SPAWN", "NOT_FOR_SALE"), restrictions (e.g. "SILLY_MODE", "CONTRABAND_LIGHT") and food/drink quality properties (e.g. "DRINK_POOR", "FOOD", "FOOD_QUALITY", "ALCOHOLIC", "CAFFEINATED_005").
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''COVERABLE_AREA_'' | ''CA_'' 
[https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/CoverableArea.java Coverable areas], defining which parts of the body that can be concealed depending on what clothing is equipped. Each area is concealed by one or more "Inventory Slots" below.
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''INV_SLOT_'' | ''IS_'' 
[https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/inventory/InventorySlot.java Inventory Slots], defining the game's "clothing slots".
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''EQUIP_CLOTHING_SETTING_'' | ''ECS_'' 
[https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/EquipClothingSetting.java Settings for what to equip onto a character].
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''ITEM_EFFECT_TYPE_''
[https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/inventory/enchanting/ItemEffectType.java Item Effect Types]

== Java Classes ==
These enumerations are not defined by the game code, but are from Java libraries. They can be found in the same engine initialization as those in [#Enumeration_Classes] section.
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''RND'' 
The instance of the [https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/api/java/util/Random.html Random] class, used for RNG.
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''MONTH_'' 
Days of the month (eg. JANUARY), defined in [https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/api/java/time/Month.html java.time.Month]
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''DOW_'' 
Days of the week (eg. FRIDAY), defined in [https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/api/java/time/DayOfWeek.html java.time.DayOfWeek]

== Notes ==
Dialogue written by Innoxia for ''Lilith's Throne v0.4.9''

Steps to convert to wiki page:

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Parser bindings do not appear in the debug menu help dialog. These targets are found in [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/dialogue/utils/UtilText.java UtilText] initialized within <code>public static void initScriptEngine()</code>. Last updated for game version 0.4.9.

Parser Target and Binding Reference

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'''''This page is current for game version 0.4.9'''''

''See also: [[Parser Command Reference]]''

This page lists the valid targets and bindings for use in the game's parser. These expose various classes and objects, such as characters, body parts types, and the game state.

Character targets are created as [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/dialogue/utils/ParserTarget.java ParserTarget] objects, and expose characters either present in the scene or important NPCs. These do not need to be preceded by a hash/pound; for example <code>[#pc.name]</code> and <code>[pc.name]</code> will both work.

Parser bindings expose various classes, such as enumerations for item and body part types, core classes like the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/Game.java Game] class, and some Java classes. These DO need to be preceded by a hash/pound, so for example <code>[#game.isPubicHairEnabled()]</code> would work, but <code>[game.isPubicHairEnabled()]</code> gives a "command_unknown" error. Bindings are found in [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/dialogue/utils/UtilText.java UtilText] initialized within <code>public static void initScriptEngine()</code>, and ParserTargets are added to the parsing engine in the same function.

== Character Targets ==
This section is created from the in-game dialogue from the debug menu. Updated for game version v0.4.9.

These terms are created as [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/dialogue/utils/ParserTarget.java ParserTarget] objects. Most target characters, either present in the scene or important NPCs. These do not need to be preceded by a hash/pound, for example <code>[#pc.name]</code> and <code>[pc.name]</code> will both work.
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''style'' | ''game'' | ''util'' 
Returns the same as 'pc', but should be used for style methods such as style.bold or style.italics or conditional methods such as game.isArcaneStorm.
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''unit'' | ''units'' | ''game'' 
Returns the same as 'pc', but should be used for unit methods such as unit.size.
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''pc'' | ''player'' 
The player character.
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''npc'' | ''npc1'' | ''npc2'' | ''npc3'' | ''npc4'' | ''npc5'' | ''npc6'' 
The currently 'active' NPC. 
'''The tag 'npc' can be extended with a number, starting at 1, to signify which npc in the scene it is referring to!''' e.g. 'npc1' is the first npc, 'npc2' is the second, etc. 
If in '''combat''', it returns your opponent. 
If in '''sex''', it returns your partner. 
'''Otherwise''', it returns the most important NPC in the scene.
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''com'' | ''com1'' | ''com2'' | ''com3'' | ''com4'' | ''com5'' | ''com6'' 
The companions of the player. 
'''The tag 'com' can be extended with a number, starting at 1, to signify which companion it is referring to!''' e.g. 'com1' is the first companion, 'com2' is the second, etc.
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''ncom'' | ''ncom1'' | ''ncom2'' | ''ncom3'' | ''ncom4'' | ''ncom5'' | ''ncom6'' 
The non-unique npcs who are in the player's cell and who are not members of the player's party. 
'''The tag 'ncom' can be extended with a number, starting at 1, to signify which npc it is referring to!''' e.g. 'ncom1' is the first npc, 'ncom2' is the second, etc.
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''el'' | ''elemental'' 
The player's elemental. '''Should only ever be used when you know for certain that the player's elemental has been created!'''
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''prologueMale'' 
One of the guests at the museum's opening exhibit. He's tall, handsome, and muscular, and, even better, he seems to have taken an instant liking towards you...
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''prologueFemale'' 
One of the guests at the museum's opening exhibit. She's got a beautiful face and figure, and, even better, she seems to have taken an instant liking towards you...
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''NPCmale'' | ''maleNPC'' | ''genericMale'' | ''maleGeneric'' 
Unknown.
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''NPCfemale'' | ''femaleNPC'' | ''genericFemale'' | ''femaleGeneric'' 
Unknown.
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''NPCandrogynous'' | ''androgynousNPC'' | ''NPCambiguous'' | ''ambiguousNPC'' 
Generic androgynous.
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''trader'' | ''genericTrader'' 
A trader.
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''testNPC'' | ''test'' 
A mysterious cat-girl that you found in the back of one of the Shopping Arcade's many shops.
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''lilaya'' | ''aunt'' 
Along with your twin cousins, your aunt Lily was the only family you'd ever known. Although she still exists in this world, she isn't your aunt any more, and in this reality, she's a half-demon called 'Lilaya'. Whereas your old aunt was a researcher at the city museum, Lilaya is a privately-funded researcher of the arcane. Due to her demonic appearance and the fact that she's the daughter of the Lilin Lyssieth, people usually regard Lilaya with a mixture of fear and respect.
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''rose'' 
Rose is Lilaya's slave, and is the only other member of her household that you've ever seen. A partial cat-girl, Rose is treated with extreme fondness by Lilaya, and appears to be the only other person Lilaya has any regular contact with. Their relationship strays into something more than a master-slave arrangement, and Rose and Lilaya can often be seen hugging and whispering to one another.
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''kate'' 
Kate is a demon who owns the beauty salon 'Succubi's Secrets'. Despite being incredibly good at what she does, she's exceedingly lazy, and prefers to keep the exterior of her shop looking run-down so as to scare off potential customers.
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''ralph'' 
Ralph is the owner of the shop 'Ralph's Snacks'. There's an air of confidence in the way he holds himself, and he behaves in a professional manner at all times.
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''nyan'' 
Nyan is the owner of the store 'Nyan's Clothing Emporium', found in Dominion's shopping arcade. She's extremely shy, and gets very nervous when having to talk to people.
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''nyanmum'' | ''nyanmom'' | ''leotie'' 
Although she's the mother of Nyan, Leotie is the polar opposite of her daughter. Extremely confident and assertive, she's one of the most successful businesswomen in all of Lilith's Realm. Considering Nyan to be her most beloved treasure, Leotie's over-protective nature has undoubtedly contributed to her daughter's timid nature.
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''vicky'' 
Vicky is the owner of the shop 'Arcane Arts'. Her manner of staring at anyone who enters her shop is quite unsettling, and you feel as though she's ready to pounce on you at any moment...
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''pix'' 
An extremely energetic border-collie-girl, who is the owner and manager of the Shopping Arcade's gym; 'Pix's Playground'.
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''hannah'' 
Hannah works at the gym, 'Pix's Playground' as a boxing instructor.
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''brax'' 
Holding the rank of Inspector, Brax is a high-ranking Enforcer. Muscular, handsome, and with an incredibly dominant personality, he's the focus of every female Enforcer's attention.
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''candi'' 
Candi is the receptionist at the Enforcer HQ. A completely brain-dead bimbo, Candi seems to only ever be interested in three things; applying makeup, flirting, and fucking.
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''vanessa'' 
Ms. Cunningham, as she prefers to be called, is the sole person responsible for all of the affairs of Dominion's 'Bureau of Demographics'. Although getting on years, she's aged remarkably well, and has a refined, elegant beauty about her.
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''scarlett'' 
Scarlett is the owner of the rather unoriginally named establishment, 'Scarlett's shop'. Rude, loud, and quick to anger, she isn't a very pleasant person to have to deal with.
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''helena'' 
Helena is an extremely powerful harpy matriarch, and is in control of one of the largest harpy flocks in Dominion. Her beauty rivals that of even the most gorgeous of succubi, which, combined with her sharp mind and regal personality, makes her somewhat of an idol in harpy society.
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''brittany'' | ''bimboHarpy'' | ''harpyBimbo'' 
One of the more notable harpy matriarchs, Brittany is the leader of a flock of harpies. In order to get into her good graces, most of her flock try to mimic her behaviour and appearance. As a result, Brittany's flock is primarily made up of bleach-blonde bimbos.
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''lauren'' | ''bimboHarpyCompanion'' | ''harpyBimboCompanion'' 
Brittany's girlfriend, Lauren, does everything she can to please her matriarch. Just like most of the harpies in Brittany's nest, she's a ditzy bimbo, and does absolutely anything her matriarch orders her to.
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''diana'' | ''dominantHarpy'' | ''harpyDominant'' 
One of the more notable harpy matriarchs, Diana is the leader of a flock of harpies. As cruel as harpies come, Diana rules her flock with an iron fist, harshly punishing any harpies that try to challenge her dominance.
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''harley'' | ''dominantHarpyCompanion'' | ''harpyDominantCompanion'' 
Diana's favourite pet, Harley, does everything she can to please her matriarch. Just like most of the harpies in her mistress's nest, she does absolutely anything Diana orders her to do, which often involves administering humiliating punishments...
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''lexi'' | ''nymphoHarpy'' | ''harpyNympho'' 
One of the more notable harpy matriarchs, Lexi is the leader of a flock of harpies. Either due to her obsession with sex, or perhaps because she's not as cruel as a typical harpy, Lexi is far more accepting of males than a typical matriarch. As a result, her flock serves as her personal harem; it's members constantly trying to sate their matriarch's never-ending lust.
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''max'' | ''nymphoHarpyCompanion'' | ''harpyNymphoCompanion'' 
Lexi's favourite partner, Max, does everything she can to please her matriarch. Just like most of the harpies in her nest, she does absolutely anything Lexi orders her to do, which usually involves trying to sate her matriarch's never-ending lust.
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''pazu'' 
Pazu is a harpy matriarch, and a particularly gorgeous one at that. She is new to the job and needs your help in whipping her flock into shape.
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''finch'' 
Finch is the manager of Slaver Alley's 'Slave Administration' building. Although he acts friendly enough, you can't help but wonder if his disarming disposition is just for show. After all, would the manager of Dominion's 'Slave Administration' really have got to that position just by being nice?
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''zaranix'' 
Zaranix is one of the few demons that feels more comfortable in his incubus, rather than succubus, form. Muscular, tall, and handsome, Zaranix uses both his cunning mind and good looks to get what he wants.
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''amber'' 
The highest-ranking of Zaranix's maids, Amber is one of the most striking succubi you've ever seen. Her amber hair and eyes, from which she gets her name, glow with a brilliant luminosity, providing a stark contrast to her jet-black ebony skin. 
Amber is ruthlessly sadistic, and delights in imposing her dominance over her subordinates.
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''felicia'' 
Felicia is Arthur’s neighbor and sometimes Caregiver. While she tries to act calm and collected, she lights up at the sight of anything she remotely enjoys. Is known for the smoothest, fluffiest fur in town.
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''arthur'' 
With messy brown hair, pale skin, and a thin frame, the Arthur of this world looks exactly the same as the one you've always known. Just as he was in your world, this Arthur used to be a colleague of Lilaya's, before Lilaya kicked him out. 
Arthur is recognised as one of, if not the best arcane researcher in all of Dominion. Despite this, however, he's unable to harness the arcane himself.
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''kelly'' 
One of Zaranix's succubi maid twins, Kelly is assigned by her master to keep the first floor clean.
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''katherine'' 
One of Zaranix's succubi maid twins, Katherine is assigned by her master to keep the ground floor clean.
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''ashley'' 
Ashley is the owner of the shop 'Dream Lover', and is seemingly also its only working staff. They are very stand-offish and loathe helping out their customers, to the point where they'd rather stare at the walls instead of offering any help.
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''wolfgang'' | ''supplierLeader'' 
Wolfgang is the senior partner of the dobermann bounty-hunter duo which you first met at Kay's Textiles.
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''karl'' | ''supplierPartner'' 
Karl is the junior partner of the dobermann bounty-hunter duo which you first met at Kay's Textiles.
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''angel'' 
Angel is the owner of the brothel 'Angel's Kiss', located in Dominion's Red-light district. A beautiful, blonde-haired human, Angel acts in a friendly and professional manner at all times.
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''bunny'' 
Bunny is one of the two prostitutes Angel has working for her. Just like her older sister, Loppy, Bunny is a rabbit-morph, and seems to genuinely love her line of work.
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''loppy'' 
Loppy is one of the two prostitutes Angel has working for her. Just like her younger sister, Bunny, Loppy is a rabbit-morph, and seems to genuinely love her line of work.
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''lumi'' 
Lumi is a semi-feral wolf-girl, who you first met prowling one of Dominion's alleyways.
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''claire'' 
Claire is the messenger who's responsible for keeping all of Submission's enforcer posts up-to-date with one another. Having been recognised by her superiors as a particularly hard-working and reliable individual, she's been granted permission to use the teleportation pads which link all of these posts together. As a result of this, she seems to be in multiple places at once, and whenever you enter one of these enforcer posts, Claire is sure to already be there.
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''hazmatRat'' 
Is this a rat-morph that's inside the vending machine?! Surely not...
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''slimeQueen'' 
The self-proclaimed Slime Queen, Catherine, is a gigantic female slime, who wants to turn as many people into her subjects as possible.
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''slimeGuardIce'' | ''slimeIce'' | ''crystal'' 
Crystal is one of the Slime Queen's guards, tasked to challenge anyone who dares to enter her Queen's territory.
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''slimeGuardFire'' | ''slimeFire'' | ''blaze'' 
Blaze is one of the Slime Queen's guards, tasked to challenge anyone who dares to enter his Queen's territory.
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''slimeRoyalGuard'' | ''royalGuardSlime'' 
An incredibly rare and powerful demonic slime, Maximilian prides himself on his skill with the sword.
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''roxy'' 
Roxy is the rat-girl owner of the Gambling Den's shop, 'Roxy's Box'. With a patch over one eye, and visible scarring down one side of her face, Roxy is clearly no stranger to violence. She has some particularly vulgar mannerisms, and has little patience for any of her customers.
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''axel'' | ''lexa'' 
The buff albino alligator-boy, Axel, is the owner and manager of Submission's Gambling Den. Despite his large and menacing figure, he's very kind and understanding, and always tries his best to satisfy his customers.
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''epona'' 
Epona is the horse-girl in charge of organising the Gambling Den's 'Pregnancy Roulette'. Obsessed with breeding, she absolutely loves her job, and gets incredibly excited when a new round is about to start.
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''jules'' 
Jules is the zebra-boy bouncer for the nightclub 'The Watering Hole'.
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''kruger'' 
Kruger is the owner of the nightclub, 'The Watering Hole'.
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''kalahari'' 
Kalahari is a barmaid working at the nightclub, 'The Watering Hole'.
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''rentalMommy'' 
'Mommy' earns a living by renting herself out to those in need of some motherly love.
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''daddy'' | ''desryth'' 
First encountered as an unwelcome guest being turned away from Lilaya's home, the demon the unwelcome incubus has the lofty goal of winning the love and affection of none other than the elder Lilin, Lyssieth.
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''impAlphaLeader'' | ''fyrsia'' 
The leader of one of Submission's imp fortresses, the succubus rules over her followers with an iron fist, and shows very little respect towards anyone but her boss, 'The Dark Siren'...
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''impFemalesLeader'' | ''impFemaleLeader'' | ''hyorlyss'' 
The leader of one of Submission's imp fortresses, the succubus has a loyal following of female imps, who love nothing more than to join her in having dominant sex with those who oppose their ruler, 'The Dark Siren'...
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''impMalesLeader'' | ''impMaleLeader'' | ''jhortrax'' 
The leader of one of Submission's imp fortresses, the incubus and his all-male gang of imps take great pleasure in breeding anyone foolish enough to oppose their ruler, 'The Dark Siren'...
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''darkSiren'' | ''siren'' | ''meraxis'' 
The ruler of Submission's central imp citadel, this 'Dark Siren' is an incredibly powerful arcane user...
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''citadelArcanist'' | ''youkoGuide'' | ''hitomi'' | ''takahashi'' 
The youko-girl is a rude, three-tailed youko, who treats others with very little respect. Placed in charge of the Dark Siren's laboratory, she oversees the production of transformative potions.
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''lyssieth'' 
One of the seven elder Lilin, Lyssieth is one of the most powerful beings in existence.
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''elizabeth'' 
An unrecognised daughter of Lyssieth, Elizabeth is captain of her mother's royal guard. She is tasked with protecting the entrance to Lyssieth's palace.
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''vengar'' 
Strong, scarred, and with an almost-perpetual snarl on his face, Vengar strikes the very sort of figure that's needed to ensure the unwavering loyalty of several dozen criminal rat-morphs. Always ready to back up his words with action, this rat-boy is considered to be one of the most dangerous inhabitants of Submission.
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''shadow'' 
As her adopted name, 'Shadow', suggests, this sneaky rat-girl is an unrivalled expert at sneaking around and remaining unseen when moving by cover of darkness. Her considerable stealth skills are greatly enhanced by the fact that she has pitch-black fur and ebony skin, making her nigh impossible to spot when in a poorly-illuminated area. 
While her lust is not quite as insatiable as her companion, Silence, Shadow does often find herself feeling extremely horny, and thinks nothing of using her finely-honed stealth abilities to ambush innocent people and force herself upon them at blade-point. From this indiscriminate targeting of those around her, combined with rumours of her previous employers being stabbed in the back, Shadow has a reputation for being underhanded and treacherous. 
Despite her ill repute, she has earned a place as a personal bodyguard for the dangerous gang leader, 'Vengar'. Joined by Silence, the one person she is unshakably loyal to, she is sworn to protect Vengar from any harm that might befall him.
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''silence'' 
Having fur as white as snow, and skin as pale as a ghost, this albino rat-girl would strike an eye-catching figure even if not for the fact that her pink eyes emit a fierce luminescent glow. While her unusual eyes allude to the fact that she possesses exceptional arcane abilities, nobody has much of a chance of getting her to reveal the secrets of her past, for she is completely mute. 
Thanks to this inability of hers to talk, she's been given the name 'Silence', but what she lacks in verbal communication she more than compensates for in her sexual appetite. Seemingly in a perpetual state of horniness, this lewd rat-girl can often be found riding a stranger's cock, or even more commonly, forcing them to perform oral on her. 
Silence is a personal bodyguard for the dangerous gang leader, 'Vengar'. Joined by her long-time companion, Shadow, she is sworn to protect the rat-boy from any harm that might befall him.
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''murk'' 
Short, chubby, and with a love for openly displaying his disproportionately huge cock, the rat-boy known as Murk is not exactly known for either his looks or modesty. Instead, his undesirable reputation throughout the Rat Warrens has been gained from the open knowledge that he's selfish, cowardly, and has a cruel streak bordering on sadism. 
Although anyone else would have been subjected to relentless bullying for continuously displaying these less-than-admirable qualities, Murk's fellow gang members tolerate him due to the fact that he runs what he calls the 'Milking Room'. This aptly-named area is home to several kidnapped humans, who have been transformed so as to provide both a steady supply of milk and a welcome source of sexual release to Vengar's gang members.
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''sean'' 
Constable Hughes is a member of the Enforcer's Frontline Patrol division, and has been tasked with watching over the slaves locked into the stocks in Slaver Alley.
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''natalya'' 
Holding the prestigious title of 'Stable Mistress' at the delivery company, 'Dominion Express', Natalya is responsible for the training and care of over fifty centaur slaves. While she tries her best to remain calm and professional at all times, her lustful demonic urges sometimes get the better of her...
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''wes'' | ''wesley'' 
This mysterious fox-boy approached you regarding some matter which couldn't be discussed in public.
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''elle'' | ''aellasys'' 
Elle is the Senior Quartermaster for all of the Enforcers in Central Dominion and is Wes' commanding officer. Although her temper makes her difficult to work for, her subordinates, except for Wes, have little complaint.
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''kay'' 
Jack Kay, who prefers to always be referred to by his surname, is the owner of Kay's Textiles; a business which produces enchanted clothing for wholesale.
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''flash'' 
The owner of The Rad Dragon tavern, Flash has a commanding presence and doesn't tolerate any ruckus in his establishment.
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''jess'' 
A permanent fixture of The Red Dragon tavern, Jess happily entertains the establishment's patrons by drinking and talking with them. Of course, if some more intimate entertainment is desired, she's always willing to negotiate the price...
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''astrapi'' 
The younger sister of the only two centaurs brave enough to keep their Dominion-to-Elis transport business running, Astrapi has the body of a Greek goddess, and a fiery, indomitable personality to match.
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''vronti'' 
The older brother of the only two centaurs brave enough to keep their Dominion-to-Elis transport business running, Vronti has the body of a Greek god, and a stern, stoic personality to match.
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''arion'' 
The ever-present assistant to Minotallys, Arion is fiercely protective of his superior.
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''minotallys'' 
Transformed into a lilin by Lilith herself, Minotallys is unquestionably loyal to her mother. Despite her status and power, she typically defers to the advice of her assistant, Arion, on all decisions.
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''fae'' 
Fae is the younger sister of Silvia, with whom she runs the clothing stall 'Rainbow's End' in the Farmer's Market at Elis. Being far more confident and assertive than her sister, Fae is the one who handles most of the interactions with their stall's customers.
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''silvia'' 
Silvia is the older sister of Fae, with whom she runs the clothing stall 'Rainbow's End' in the Farmer's Market at Elis. Being relatively shy and nervous around strangers, Silvia leaves her sister to handles most of the interactions with their stall's customers.
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''kheiron'' 
The owner of the tavern 'The Centaur's Sword' in Elis, this huge, muscular centaur is known throughout town as being remarkably kind and wise.
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''kazik'' 
Kazik owns and runs the jewellery store 'Golden Treasures' in Elis's Farmer's market. He's notable for the fact that he's a proficient arcane user, despite not having any racial affiliation for using the arcane.
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''yui'' 
Yui owns and operates the stall 'Yui's Toys' in Elis's Farmer's Market. Despite her small size and thin frame, she has an extremely dominant personality, and delights in sadistically abusing her customers.
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''nizhoni'' 
On every day but Wednesday and Saturday, Nizhoni operates the darts game in the centre of Elis's Farmer's Market.
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''moreno'' 
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''heather'' 
Heather operates the stall, 'The Third Eye', in Elis's Farmer's market, from which she sells potions and enchanted clothing, as well as telling fortunes in exchange for a Faire ticket.
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''ziva'' 
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''eisek'' 
You found this dragon-boy being harrassed by a mob while manning a stall at The Farmer's Market in Elis.
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''monica'' 
Monica is the namesake and owner of the shop, 'The Fashionable Moo', which is located in Elis's shopping precinct, 'Wall's End'.
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''evelyx'' 
The owner and namesake of the farm 'Evelyne's Dairy', this succubus is extremely arrogant and rude, and will do whatever it takes to make the most amount of money possible.
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''dale'' 
Dale is the receptionist at Evelyx's Dairy.
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''headlessHorseman'' | ''headHorse'' 
During the month of October, this menace prowls the Foloi Fields at night, searching for his next victim to give him head...
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''ceridwen'' 
Ceridwen owns the convenience store, 'The Barn', in Elis's shopping precinct. Although she's very kind and helpful, she has an unnerving habit of silently stalking her favourite customers...
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''imsu'' 
Imsu is one of the two baphomets who operate the blacksmiths, 'The Ninth Strike', in Elis's shopping precinct. While most of his work involves manufacturing or repairing mundane items and machinery, his real passion is creating melee weapons.
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''hale'' 
Hale is one of the two baphomets who operate the blacksmiths, 'The Ninth Strike', in Elis's shopping precinct. While most of his work involves manufacturing or repairing mundane items and machinery, his real passion is creating ranged weapons.
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''penelope'' 
A beautiful border-collie-girl, who is the owner and manager of Elis's spa; 'Woolly Heaven'.
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''belle'' 
A young, white-woolen sheep-girl, who works as a masseuse and prostitute at Elis's spa; 'Woolly Heaven'.
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''daphne'' 
A brown-wollen sheep-girl who works as a masseuse and prostitute at Elis's spa; 'Woolly Heaven'.
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''farah'' 
A black-wollen sheep-girl who works as a masseuse and prostitute at Elis's spa; 'Woolly Heaven'.
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''callie'' 
Callie is the owner of the bakery, 'The Creamy Bakey', which is to be found in the north-west of Dominion.
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''wynter'' 
Wynter is the security guard for the convenience store, 'The Barn', in Elis's shopping precinct. After drinking too much and starting a highly-destructive brawl in the tavern, 'The Crossed Blades', she now also has to work there as a waitress in the VIP lounge until she's earned enough to pay for the damage she caused.
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''oglix'' 
The owner of the tavern, 'The Crossed Blades', Oglix's green skin, bulging muscles, and considerable height almost make her look more like some kind of fantasy orc than a succubus. Her size, strength, and considerable arcane abilities make her respected and feared by even the toughest of thugs to be found in Elis.
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''golix'' 
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''lunexis'' 
One of Lunette's recognised daughters, Lunexis is particularly strong, dominant, and brutal. Delighting in destruction, chaos, and mayhem, she is used by her elder lilin mother as a living weapon, who tasks her with destroying towns and villages which have displeased her.
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''ursa'' 
Ursa is the queen of the Amazons, a community of all-female warriors who live in the town of Themiscyra.
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''aurokaris'' 
Aurokaris is an Amazon, a member of the all-female warrior community who live in the town of Themiscyra.
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''sterope'' 
Sterope is an Enforcer Constable who works as the receptionist at the station in Elis.
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''hammer'' 
One of the SWORD Enforcers stationed in Elis, this grey-furred wolf-boy is known only by his callsign, 'Hammer'.
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''ghost'' 
One of the SWORD Enforcers stationed in Elis, this small otter-girl is known only by her callsign, 'Ghost'.
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''angelixx'' 
Although she appears as a young, innocent succubus, Angelixx is an extremely powerful and dangerous pawn of her mother, the elder lilin Lovienne.
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''sleip'' 
Sleip is one of two nightmare bodyguards who protect Angelixx at all times.
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''nir'' 
Nir is one of two nightmare bodyguards who protect Angelixx at all times.
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''saellatrix'' 
Saellatrix is a recognised daughter of the elder lilin, Lovienne, and as such commands an immense deal of respect. The fact that she works at her mother's sex shop shows how important the business is to Lovienne.

== Core Classes ==
These parser targets expose the game's current instance of various classes. A game session will initialize one of each. Not all functions are available to the parser, so check the links to the class for <code>public</code> members.
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''game'' 
The instance of the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/Game.java Game] class, useful for obtaining information on the game state such as weather or time passed.
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''sex'' 
The instance of the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/sex/Sex.java Sex] class, used for information on sex partners, available actions, etc.
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''combat'' 
The instance of the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/combat/Combat.java Combat] class, used opponents, available moves, etc.
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''properties'' 
The instance of the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/Properties.java Properties] class, which contains game settings and preferences.
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''itemGen'' 
The instance of the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/inventory/ItemGeneration.java ItemGeneration] class, for randomly generating items based on type.
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''flags'' 
The instance of the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/dialogue/DialogueFlags.java DialogueFlags], which stores past decisions and interactions with characters.
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''dialogueManager'' 
The instance of the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/dialogue/DialogueManager.java DialogueManager]. Holds a dictionary of dialogues.

== Enumeration Classes ==
These parser targets are for the various enumerations used by game to store various types, including item types, races, body parts and many others. The abstract type defines a "template" of what properties and methods are available. The enumeration then hold instances of that abstract class, which fit that template and represent different varieties. For example, the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/attributes/AbstractAttribute.java AbstractAttribute] class defines that an character attribute can have min/max values, a color for text, and icon, etc., while the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/attributes/Attribute.java Attribute] class defines different attributes such as HEALTH_MAXIMUM, ENCHANTMENT_LIMIT and sets values for the fields.
 
These parser targets use a prefixed name system for retrieving individual types. For example, <code>SE_</code> or <code>STATUS_EFFECT_</code> is the prefix for all status effects. This prepended to name of the enumeration value. For built-in ones, it's simply the value's name, which for example gives the full target <code>SE_VIXENS_VIRILITY</code> for the fertility pill's effect. For externalized or modded ones, this name uses the usual "authorname_filename" format. For example, the status effect defined in <code>res\statusEffects\innoxia\amazons_secret.xml</code> is targeted by <code>SE_innoxia_amazons_secret</code>.

These can be found in the <code>public static void initScriptEngine()</code> function here [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/dialogue/utils/UtilText.java UtilText], as they are put into the parsing engine with <code>engine.put(...)</code>.

==== Items ====
''WEAPON_'' 
[https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/inventory/weapon/WeaponType.java Weapon item types]
----
''CLOTHING_'' | ''CT_'' 
[https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/inventory/clothing/ClothingType.java Clothing item types]
----
''ITEM'' 
Non-equipable [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/inventory/item/ItemType.java item types], including food/drink consumables and pills.]
----
''SET_BONUS_'' 
[https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/inventory/SetBonus.java Bonus effects] for equipping sets of clothing and weapons. Currently all externalized.
----
''OUTFIT_'' 
[https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/inventory/outfit/OutfitType.java Outfits], sets of clothing/weapons for character generation.
----
''OUTFIT_TYPE_'' 
[https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/inventory/outfit/OutfitType.java Outfit Types], labels such as "MUGGER", "PROSTITUTE", "CASUAL", to suggest how they are used.
----
''ITEM_TAG_'' 
[https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/inventory/ItemTag.java Item Tags], which include where they are obtained (e.g. "REINDEER_GIFT", "SOLD_BY_RALPH", "BAT_CAVERNS_SPAWN", "NOT_FOR_SALE"), restrictions (e.g. "SILLY_MODE", "CONTRABAND_LIGHT") and food/drink quality properties (e.g. "DRINK_POOR", "FOOD", "FOOD_QUALITY", "ALCOHOLIC", "CAFFEINATED_005").
----
''COVERABLE_AREA_'' | ''CA_'' 
[https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/CoverableArea.java Coverable areas], defining which parts of the body that can be concealed depending on what clothing is equipped. Each area is concealed by one or more "Inventory Slots" below.
----
''INV_SLOT_'' | ''IS_'' 
[https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/inventory/InventorySlot.java Inventory Slots], defining the game's "clothing slots".
----
''EQUIP_CLOTHING_SETTING_'' | ''ECS_'' 
[https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/EquipClothingSetting.java Settings for what to equip onto a character].
----
''ITEM_EFFECT_TYPE_''
[https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/inventory/enchanting/ItemEffectType.java Item Effect Types]

== Java Classes ==
These enumerations are not defined by the game code, but are from Java libraries.
----
''RND'' 
The instance of the [https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/api/java/util/Random.html Random] class, used for RNG.
----
''MONTH_'' 
Days of the month (eg. JANUARY), defined in [https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/api/java/time/Month.html java.time.Month]
----
''DOW_'' 
Days of the week (eg. FRIDAY), defined in [https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/api/java/time/DayOfWeek.html java.time.DayOfWeek]

== Notes ==
Dialogue written by Innoxia for ''Lilith's Throne v0.4.9''

Steps to convert to wiki page:

# Copy HTML from game
# Remove div tags
# Remove duplicate line endings, replace with single line endings
# Remove duplicate line after first heading, rename to Parser Target
Parser bindings do not appear in the debug menu help dialog. These targets are found in [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/dialogue/utils/UtilText.java UtilText] initialized within <code>public static void initScriptEngine()</code>. Last updated for game version 0.4.9.

User talk:Sightglass

2024-05-29T16:54:40Z

Sightglass:

Todo/WIP:
* Race modding guide
* Quest and questline stubs
* Parser Primer
* Finish the bindings in [[Parser_Target_and_Binding_Reference]]

Modding:Race Modding Guide

2024-04-11T20:47:43Z

Sightglass: /* Body Generation */ Typo

[Primary Author: [[User:Sightglass]]]

[Article WIP]

LT's modding system has the ability to add new races and subspecies to the game, or to add new subspecies to existing races. A race mod is composed of XML files defining things such as body parts, subspecies and coverings, SVG images for icons and items, arranged in structured folders. In addition to defining a race and subspecies, these mods also often will include associated racial items to make transformative potions, combat moves, or custom text colors for names and descriptions.

Since the mod is made entirely of XML text files and SVG images, creating a race mod requires at least a text editor and a SVG image editor. [<nowiki/>[[User:Sightglass]]: For the text editor, I recommend something like Notepad++ with some more-than-basic features like regex-based search/find/replace. Just anything that you're comfortable with and can use efficiently. For the SVG editor, I HIGHLY recommend Inkscape. Importantly, it seems to produce SVGs that are the most compatible with LT, as well as being relatively easy to pick up.]

[<nowiki/>[[User:Sightglass]]: Author Note - The first parts of this guide are about how things work and are put together, the specific file guides are for very technical details. If you want to start making species mods, you probably only need to read through the general guide. The technical details are mostly intuitive since it's all labeled. Don't need to read through them unless you're looking for a specific thing.]

== General Guide ==

=== General Process ===
It is much easier to start a new race mod using an existing race as a template. An annotated example is the [[Hyena-morph]] species, found from the game's <code>res/mods/innoxia/race/hyena</code> folder. Each of the XML files in the hyena race explains the file and each element of the XML.

A folder named after the mod's author should be directly under the <code>res/mods</code> folder. Within that folder, there will be subfolders each designating what they contain. Copying an entire race's folder helps keep the structure together and provides you with the XML files with the structure already in place. For example, "someone" might start a new race mod by first creating a folder <code>res/mods/someone</code>, then copying the <code>res/mods/innoxia/race/hyena</code> folder into it, then renaming the hyena folder into <code>res/mods/someone/race/giraffe</code>. Then, it is easy to just go through the files and change them from defining a hyena to defining a giraffe. Go through each file, changing the elements as needed to fit your new mod. Other parts of the mod, such as items and combat moves, will go in different folders and will be discussed in the sections below.

I generally follow this order when planning a race mod. This isn't strictly necessary, but I find this order to be helpful when working to help ideas come together.

# Race and subspecies - What kinds of (usually anthro) creature do you want to add to the game (and have people bang)? What discrete varieties are there, and how are they differentiated from each other? For a real creature how can you anthropomorphize and adapt their real-world behavior into lewdness? For a fictional creature, how do you lewd their depiction?
# Body Parts - What unique features do they have? Can these be used to distinguish different subspecies?
# Items - For a race, it's practically necessary for there to be at least one item (usually a food) that can be used to create a transformative potion. Otherwise, the race would be difficult for the player to make themselves into. There is also usually a drink item, that enchants into a buff/restoration potion. I usually choose a food that's thematically associated with the creature, or a from the cuisine of the area that the creature is from.
# Other Things - Unique combat moves usually. Can exhibit a special ability that the race has, such as a snake's venomous bite, or a kangaroo kicking the shit out of someone.

It may be helpful to keep some browser tabs open for "research" (like a wiki page, and furry porn) as you write, for inspiration or to add details when actually making the mod.

Then it's on to actually editing the files. I follow this order generally. Again, not strictly necessary, but helpful it avoiding having to backtrack and change things back. However, all of these parts are very interconnected, and unless you have EVERYTHING entirely planned out from the outset, you'll need leave placeholder values in, and go back and change things later. Keep in mind that whatever you have planned might change entirely, depending on what strikes you as you write, and what you may discover during "research".

# Race definition
# Colors (for description text, icons, etc.)
# Body parts
# Coverings
# Racial body
# Subspecies
# Subspecies icons
# Lore book
# Potion Items
# Combat moves (if any)
# Name lists (if using)
# TESTING TO MAKE SURE EVERYTHING WORKS
These parts are explained further in the [[#Mod Structure and Files]] section and the individual sections for each part.

=== Mod Structure and Files ===
"File Path" is the folder and file names for each part. If the filename is a placeholder, it means that there are multiple files, one for each definition for body parts, coverings, etc.

"Internal Name" is the name assigned when the LT modding engine loads in the file. These are generally generated from the file path.

"Requires" means that this part must reference another part. "May Require" means that this reference is optional, or can use existing items as a placeholder.

"Icon" specifies if a part uses an SVG icon.

For the file paths in the following table <an> is the author name (for example, "sightglass" or "dsg"), <rn> is the race name, and the other placeholders are self-explanatory.
{| class="wikitable"
!Part
!File Path
!Internal Name
!Requires
!May Reference
!Icon
!Description
|-
|Race Definition
|<an>/race/<rn>/race.xml
|<an>_<rn>
|Racial Body
|
|
|The definition for a grouping of subspecies, and some basic info like litter sizes and disposition.
If adding subspecies to an existing race, Don't Add This
|-
|Racial Body
|<an>/race/<rn>/racialBody.xml
|
|Body Parts
|
|
|Template of body parts, and sizes, and other parameters the game uses when making a new character's body.
|-
|Body Parts
|<an>/race/<rn>/bodyParts/<bp>.xml
|<an>_<rn>_<bp>
|Coverings
|Race
|
|One file for each body part type definition. May have multiple types for a slot (such as multiple tail varieties).
|-
|Coverings
|<an>/race/<rn>/coveringTypes/<ct>.xml
|<an>_<rn>_<ct>
|
|Color
|
|A covering such as skin, fur, scales, chitin, etc. Sets colors, patterns and modifiers that can spawn
|-
|Subspecies
|<an>/race/<rn>/subspecies/<subsp>.xml
|<an>_<rn>_subspecies_<subsp>
|Race, Book Entries
|Body Parts, Items, Color
|Icon
|Defines a subspecies of the main race. Needs at least 1 "main" subspecies. One file per subspecies.
|-
|Book Entries
|<an>/race/<rn>/subspecies/bookEntries.xml
|Uses a "tag" attribute
|
|
|
|Lore text that appears in the encyclopedia.
|-
|Items
|<an>/items/items/race/<item>.xml
|<an>_race_<item>
|
|Race
|Icon
|Item definitions for potion base items. Generally need at least 1 TF base item (usually food).
|-
|Combat Move
|<an>/combatMove/<move>.xml
|
|
|
|Icon
|(Optional) A special combat move. One file per combat move.
|-
|Color
|<an>/colours/<color>.xml
|<an>_<color>
|
|
|
|(Optional) A custom color. Can be used in entries above. One file per color.
|-
|Names
|<an>/race/<rn>/names.xml
|
|
|Subspecies
|
|(Optional) Custom name triplets for a race and/or subspecies.
|}

=== XML File Format Primer ===
{{Modding:XML File Format Primer}}

=== Parser Primer ===
Main article: [[Modding:Parser Primer]]

=== Body Generation ===
See also: [[Races#Race and Subspecies Calculation]]

When a character is being generated using a specific race and subspecies, body generation (from a modder's perspective) is influenced in three places:

# The template, using racialBody and the race stage
# "applyRaceChanges" in race.xml
# "applySubspeciesChanges" in the subspecies XML file

Firstly, the racialBody lists what parts the new character's body starts out with. For characters that are not fully furry, some of these parts (such as the face and torso) will be replaced by the [[human]] part types. For half-demons, demon parts will be put into certain areas. The racial body template also covers some general parameters, such as femininity values, body size/muscle, dick size, etc.

Next, the race changes are applied. This applies to all characters of that race as they are created, and usually are for body characteristics that aren't covered in racialBody, and aren't specific to just some subspecies of the race. An example is for Charisma's [[Spider-morph]] race giving greater spider-morphs a 50% chance of spawning with six arms (plus two legs):<blockquote> <applyRaceChanges><![CDATA[

#IF(RND.nextInt(100)<50 && targetedBody.getRaceStage()==RACE_STAGE_GREATER)

[#targetedBody.setArmRows(3)]

#ENDIF

]]></applyRaceChanges></blockquote>Then, subspecies changes. These changes are usually for traits specific to the subspecies and used to differentiate them from other subspecies of the race. An example from Innoxia's [[Hyena-morph#Spotted Hyena-morph|Spotted Hyena-Morph]], ensuring the coat is spotted for the subspecies check, and additionally making them taller:<blockquote> <applySubspeciesChanges><![CDATA[

[#targetedBody.setCoveringPattern(BODY_COVERING_TYPE_innoxia_hyena_fur, true, COVERING_PATTERN_SPOTTED)]

#IF(targetedBody.isFeminine())

[#targetedBody.setHeight(targetedBody.getHeightValue()*1.12)]

#ENDIF

]]></applySubspeciesChanges></blockquote>This matches the check in the spotted hyena's subspecies weighting:<blockquote> <subspeciesWeighting><![CDATA[

#IF(targetedRace==RACE_innoxia_hyena)

#IF(targetedBody.getCoveringPattern(BODY_COVERING_TYPE_innoxia_hyena_fur, true)!=COVERING_PATTERN_STRIPED)

100

#ELSE

0

#ENDIF

#ELSE

0

#ENDIF

]]></subspeciesWeighting></blockquote>While the subspecies weighting and the subspecies changes are usually linked together by the design of the race mod, there's nothing in the code to enforce this. If the subspecies changes are done incorrectly, characters that are supposed to be that subspecies won't have the intended traits. If the weighting is done incorrectly, characters with the traits won't be recognized as the right subspecies.

But, this can be exploited by clever design to make, for example, one subspecies whose offspring instead generate as/recognized as a different one. One idea is for a queen bee subspecies to mostly spawn sterile normal bees.

See also: [[Races#Race and Subspecies Calculation]]

=== Making SVG Images for Race Mods ===
''For general guidance, see also Solace's Inkscape guide: [[Modding:Inkscape for LT]]''

Species mods for LT will need SVG icons for subspecies and items, and potentially also combat moves, status effects and any other extras.

SVG, being a ''vector'' graphic, is usually better suited for designs that are easily formed by geometric shapes. While it's not impossible to make very good organic shapes in a vector graphic, it takes a lot more effort and adjusting to make clean but easily recognizable. It's something to consider when choosing what items you want to make with the race mod, and what the subspecies icons can be. Also consider the fact that the icons are usually seen at a small scale, so choosing a simpler shape can make it more recognizable when very small.

The circular icon for a subspecies is composed of an actual icon (given by the <code>iconName</code> element of the subspecies XML) overlaid background. Leaving the <code>backgroundName</code> element empty will make the subspecies use the default background, which uses the second replacement color. For the icon itself, there are several different options one can try. Usually the simplest way is to draw a distinctive body part of the race or subspecies, such as a hand for [[Human|humans]], or a pair of fangs for a [[snake-morph]], or a paw for [[Cat-morph|cat-morphs]] and [[Dog-morph|dog-morphs]]. It has the advantage of being much simpler and easier to make look recognizable. Another common way is to give just the head and face, usually in side profile like [[Rabbit-morph|rabbits]] and [[Wolf-morph|wolves]]. It may take a lot of adjustment to make a good head/face silhouette. Using a reference image over manually tracing over the contour with a path is a good way to start towards a recognizable silhouette. Exaggerating a few shapes and features a little can also help make it legible at small sizes. Drawing features like beaks and ears as separate shapes, and adding different colors to them can help them pop out. Less common overall (but common in races made by DSG) are icons depicting the entire body. Exampls are [[Ferret-morph|ferret-morphs]], [[Shark-morph|shark-morphs]] and [[Bear-morph|bear-morphs]]. While having just a head gives the challenge of adding enough detail to make it recognizable, full-body icons have the challenge of how to add details that are legible at very small sizes without cluttering the icon as a whole.

For items, it's often a little easier to be creative. Depending on what you make for the food and drink items, you may want to stylize or simplify the shape to something easily constructed. Packaging like a bag, can or bottle is kind of simple, and lets you make it distinctive with a made-up logo. There are already cans and bottles in the game, so you can try ''borrowing'' those to get started. Like for subspecies icons, you may want to choose something with an easy shape, like a bun or candy-drop, rather than something a complex shape, like a pile of onion rings or jalebi. It's up to you though, and it's fun to try making an interesting-looking challenging-to-draw food.

=== Finding Things In The Codebase ===
The code for the game is publicly available in this github repository: https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public Use the "dev" branch of the repository, since that is the branch used to make public versions of the game.

Most of the time, it is unnecessary to look into the code base. If you are using Innoxia/DSG's races as starting points, those include pretty extensive comments explaining the files, elements, and possible values.

But, if you want more information on how things work, or what different options do, where you look depends on what you want to do.

A brief explanation of LT's class system (not the one with demon aristocracy): LT's code uses a lot of "AbstractThingType-ThingType" arrangements. The "abstract" type is a class definition, defining what properties an object has, while the non-abstract one is an enumeration of those abstract objects. It's sort of hard to explain without and example, so example: The [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/race/AbstractRace.java AbstractRace.java] code defines ''what a Race is'', setting up what properties it has (but not giving them actual values), what methods and functions it has, etc. Then, the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/race/Race.java Race.java] code is an enumeration of the different actual races, like HUMAN, DEMON, HORSE_MORPH, each of which fills values for the properties defined in "AbstractRace". Other enumerations don't have an abstract class, since the properties and functions are defined in the same file. These are usually simpler collections of values, like in [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/race/Disposition.java Disposition.java].

To see how a particular thing is loaded in, look in the abstract definition, usually under a <code>static {</code> block

* For race and subspecies, the folder [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/tree/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/race src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/race] has [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/race/AbstractRace.java AbstractRace]/[https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/race/Race.java Race] as well as enumerations for various race/subspecies properies (disposition, categories, nocturnality). Useful if you are making a subspecies for an existing race, or giving damage bonuses vs certain races.
* Most of the classes in [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/tree/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body] define what the body parts on a character are, and what methods can be used on them. The [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/Body.java Body.java] templates a character's body as collection of the part objects defined by the other files in that folder. This may be most useful when writing up the racial/subspecies changes/subspecies checks, as a reference on how to modify a character's body or query for the body's properties.
* Body part ''types'', as in the different varieties of arms or wings a character can have, are enumerated in [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/tree/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/types src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/types], while the abstract definitions are in [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/tree/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/abstractTypes src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/abstractTypes]. These are handy to reference while making body part types for a race.
* [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/tree/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/valueEnums src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/valueEnums] has enumerations for things like body shape, covering patterns and modifiers (textures), and leg configurations. These values are used throughout the mod, especially making [[Modding:Race Modding Guide#Body Parts|#Body Part]] definitions and the [[#Racial Body]] definition.
* [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/attributes/Attribute.java src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/attributes/Attribute.java] enumerates the attributes, useful for making the subspecies stat bonuses.

=== Testing ===
Whether you intend to publish the mod to the mod-sharing channel in the Discord, or just use it for your own game, {{Color|#FF2222|'''TEST YOUR MOD'''}}.

While testing out the various parts of the mod, try keeping the error log (found in <code>data/error.log</code>) open in Notepad++. If the game encounters an error, it will write a line to that file, and the next time you click into NPP, it will ask to refresh the file.

Mods are loaded when the game executable starts up. That means that after modifying mod files, you need to close and open the game again for it to update.

I generally follow these steps when testing a mod to find potential issues:
# When the game starts up, check the error log.
# Go into the [[Debug Menu]] > Main tab > Race Resets, and transform the player character to each of your subspecies. Make sure that you are correctly recognized as each subspecies. This checks to see if the subspecies changes and race weighting are applied correctly. Also check the subspecies icon and status effect. If the subspecies is not set correctly, check the error log to see if the issue is in the subspecies changes, subspecies weighting, or both.
# With the player character as the race, open the player's character description. Check for typos and error messages, and look in the error log.
# Try to make a transformative potion for the race (and probably each subspecies). Make sure all the part names are correct.
# Check items for typos, icon issues and errors in the description. Try using the items on both the PC and NPCs, to check the use messages for errors or typos.
# As a human, drink the potion. Read the transformation description for typos or error messages, and look in the error log.
# Test combat moves. Check whether the critical condition works correct, and check the descriptions in both crit and non-crit hits for errors and typos.
# Whatever other extras you may have. Try to be thorough!

== Specific File Guides ==

=== Table Format ===
For each file guide, the table lists the elements that can be included in the XML file. Refer to the [[Modding:XML File Format Primer|XML primer]] if you are unfamiliar with the terminology of this section or in the file guides.

The columns of the table are:

* Element - What goes in as the name of the tag
* Description - Describes what goes in the contents/attributes, and how it is used in the game.
* Type - What kind of content is expected in the content for the element. All content is either raw text or CData, but may be interpreted differently when loaded in by the game
** Text - Simple text content. For LT, it often is used to call up a particular value in an enumeration, like a particular body part type or an item. For this, use the internal name for the object.
** CData - Character data, usually things that get passed through a parser for displaying things on screen and/or doing scripting stuff
** Float, Int - The game will need a numerical value for the content. Make sure it's a number!
** Element - The game expects a nested element here. The description should include what that child element is named and what content/attributes it has.
** Boolean - A true/false value. The content should be literally the text <code>true</code> or <code>false</code>.
** Root - Used for the '''root''' element. See note below.
* Options - Whether this element needs to be in the file (Required), can be left out (Optional), or needs to be in but can be left blank (Required, Can Be Blank). Missing a Required element may cause the loading the file to fail, since the game needs that element to properly define a type.
* Values - For Text-type contents, some will have a handful of valid options. For smallish numbers, the possible accepted contents are listed. Usually <code>CAPITALIZED</code>, may <code>HAVE_UNDERSCORES</code>.

Each table will also list the name of the '''root''' element. This element holds all other elements (except the header).
=== Race Definition ===
This file defines a new [[Race]] and should be put in as <code>res\mods\<author>\race\<race name>\race.xml</code>. The internal name for the race will then be <code><author>_<race name></code>. The file itself does not contain very much, with most of the other race mod files defining the actual content, just referencing the race. For subspecies mods (defining new subspecies for an existing race), this file is left out and the rest of the mod uses that existing race.
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"
!Element
!Description
!Type
!Options
!Values
|-
|race
|ROOT ELEMENT
|Root
|Required
|
|-
|racialBody
|Points to the racialBody.xml file located in the same folder. The contents reference the racialBody named as <code><an>_<rn></code>, similarly to how the race is named. See: [[#Racial Body]]
|Text
|Required
|
|-
|applyRaceChanges
|Applies body changes to a character of the race during creation. See: [[#Body Generation]]
|CDATA
|Required, Can be Blank
|
|-
|name, namePlural
|Non-gendered, anthro (singular,plural) name of the race, used for general use such as in the encyclopedia and crowd descriptions.
|CDATA
|Required
|
|-
|nameSillyMode, namePluralSillyMode
|Same as "name" and "namePlural", but used in Silly Mode. Defaults to those if not present.
|CDATA
|Optional
|
|-
|nameFeral, nameFeralPlural
|Two mappings for (legConfiguration,affinity) pairs and names for a feral with that [[LegConfiguration|leg configuration]] and [[affinity]]. Each element of the contents is a "name" tag with a "legConfiguration" and/or "affinity" attribute giving the leg configuration and the text contents giving the name. The "legConfiguration" attribute is required. If the "affinity" attribute is left out, the game will fill in pairs with the legConfiguration and all affinities. Ex: <code><name legConfiguration="QUADRUPEDAL"><![CDATA[hyena]]></name></code> Unspecified affinities/legConfigurations default to using the first loaded.
This is probably the most complicated part, so see the example below the table.
|Element, CDATA
|Optional
|
|-
|defaultTransformName
|The name that will be used when referring to transformations related to this race. Used in the self-TF menu, and in the enchantment menu for potions.
|CDATA
|Required
|
|-
|colour
|Text color for the race, used in places like the encyclopedia or crowd descriptions. Can be custom or preset. See: [[#Colours]]
|Text
|Required
|
|-
|disposition
|"How this race will typically treat strangers." Not used for much currently. See: [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/race/Disposition.java Disposition]
|Text
|Required
|
* CIVILIZED
* NEUTRAL
* UNPREDICATABLE
* SAVAGE

* TABLE
* SAVAGE
|-
|racialClass
|A vague taxonomic category for this race. Some settings control things like whether scalies generate with scale-hair, whether furries are bald, etc.
"OTHER" is used for slimes, elementals and similarly-nonbiological races.
Not used for much currently. See: [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/race/RacialClass.java RacialClass]
|Text
|Required
|
* MAMMAL
* BIRD
* REPTILE
* AMPHIBIAN
* FISH
* INSECT
* OTHER
|-
|combatBehavior
|Combat strategy used by NPCs. Defaults to "BALANCED" See: [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/combat/CombatBehaviour.java CombatBehavior]
|Text
|Optional
|
* BALANCED
* ATTACK
* DEFEND
* SEDUCE
* SPELLS
* SUPPORT
|-
|chanceForMaleOffspring
|Sex ratio for this race during litter generation as a decimal 0.0-1.0, giving the chance that any offspring of that race generates as masculine. Will usually just be 0.5
|Float
|Required
|
|-
|numberOfOffspringLow, numberOfOffspringHigh
|Upper and lower bounds for a litter size, before modifiers. The upper bound should be greater than or equal to the lower bound. For reference, humans are (1,2), many furry species are (2-4) and rabbit/snake are the highest at (2,8).
|Int
|Required
|
|-
|defaultFemininePreference,
defaultMasculinePreference
|The default "furryness" preference, of how furry characters of this race are generated. Only sets the starting value of the preference, and the player can change it in their settings.
Androgynous characters are lumped into the feminine preference.

There's not much point to using the "HUMAN" value, since it essentially converts them all to humans. See: [[FurryPreference]]
|Text
|Required
|
* HUMAN
* MINIMUM
* REDUCED
* NORMAL
* MAXIMUM
|-
|affectedByFurryPreference
|Whether or not the furry preferences in (defaultFemininePreference, defaultMasculinePreference) can be modified by the player. When true, effectively locks the race to generate at the specified level
Recommended to keep this "false" unless the race specifically needs to spawn at a certain level for some reason.
|Boolean
|Required
|
* true
* false
|-
|racialFetishModifiers
|Mappings for modifying how likely this race will spawn with certain [[fetishes]].
Each element is a "fetish" tag. The text content is the fetish. The attributes "love", "like", "dislike" and "hate" are the weights for that fetish spawning as a like or dislike. Omitted attributes have a weight of 1.
|Element, Text
|Optional
|
|-
|feralPartsAvailable
|Whether or not the race can have feral parts to turn them into a taur or something. Usually should be "true" for most furry races.
|Boolean
|Required
|
* true
* false
|-
|ableToSelfTransform
|Whether the race is allowed to use the self-TF menu, like slimes or demons. Usually should be "false".
|Boolean
|Required
|
* true
* false
|-
|flyingRace
|Whether the race is usually considered winged and flying. If "false" and not demonic, a character with wings will be described as such (ex: "winged pig-morph"). If "true", having wings won't appear in the race name (ex: "dragon-morph")
Usually should be "false".
|Boolean
|Required
|
* true
* false
|}

==== Feral Names ====
As an example of how the feral name system works, here's an example from DSG's [[Dragon-morph]] race:<blockquote> <nameFeral>

<name legConfiguration="QUADRUPEDAL"><![CDATA[dragon]]></name>

<name legConfiguration="TAIL_LONG"><![CDATA[wyrm]]></name>

<name legConfiguration="TAIL_LONG" affinity="AQUATIC"><![CDATA[sea serpent]]></name>

<name legConfiguration="TAIL"><![CDATA[sea serpent]]></name>

</nameFeral>

<nameFeralPlural>

<name legConfiguration="QUADRUPEDAL"><![CDATA[dragons]]></name>

<name legConfiguration="TAIL_LONG"><![CDATA[wyrms]]></name>

<name legConfiguration="TAIL_LONG" affinity="AQUATIC"><![CDATA[sea serpents]]></name>

<name legConfiguration="TAIL"><![CDATA[sea serpents]]></name>

</nameFeralPlural></blockquote>In this example, all quadrupedal feral dragons are called "dragons", while those with fish-tails (TAIL) are called "sea serpents". For ones with snake-like tails (TAIL_LONG), it depends on [[Affinity]]. The first one, <code><name legConfiguration="TAIL_LONG"><![CDATA[wyrm]]></name></code> will fill all affinities with "wyrm", and the second specifically overwrites the AQUATIC affinity to be "sea serpent".

==== Fetish Maps ====
As an example for how the fetish maps work, here's an example from Innoxia's [[Hyena-morph]] race:<blockquote> <racialFetishModifiers>

<nowiki></nowiki>

<fetish love="3" like="5" dislike="2" hate="1">FETISH_DOMINANT</fetish>

</racialFetishModifiers></blockquote>These weights are multiplied with a player's fetish settings, meaning that they can still influence whether or not characters will spawn with a like/dislike of a fetish.
=== Racial Body ===
This acts as a template for body generation, defining what [[Modding:Race Modding Guide#Body Parts|#body parts]] are included when a character of the race is being generated. The file name should be <code>res\mods\<author>\race\<race name>\racialBody.xml</code>. The internal name for the racial body will be <code><author>_<race name></code> (same as the race's internal name, but the only place this is used is in the [[#Race Definition]]).

Most of these elements have very self-explanatory names on how they are used, so the descriptions will just add notes on what the contents should be. Additionally, many parameters are separated for masculine and feminine character generation.

Entries in the table are grouped into ones using the same enumeration values, or using very similar parameters. They appear in roughly the order they appear in most racialBody.xml files, based on the one in for [[Hyena-morph|hyena-morphs]] used in a template. The Index column gives the order the elements appear in breaking the grouping, if you want to follow that. Elements that have male/female are still combined into a single row, since the blocks of elements repeat for male then female.
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"
!Index
!Element
!Description
!Type
!Options
!Values
|-
|0
|racialBody
|ROOT ELEMENT
|Root
|Required
|
|-
|1
|personalityChances
|A map for weights of how common [[Personality]] traits are for the race as a whole. Each sub-element should be an "entry" element, with the attribute "chance" giving the chance as a decimal 0.0 to 1.0, and the contents should match a [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/persona/PersonalityTrait.java PersonalityTrait]. Example, giving a 50% chance of spawning with the "CONFIDENT" trait:<blockquote> <personalityChances>
<entry chance="0.5">CONFIDENT</entry>

</personalityChances></blockquote>The base chance of most traits is 0.05, influenced by other parameters of character generation. Leaving this element out, or empty, will use the default chances. Can be overridden by subspecies personality weightings.
|Element, Text
|Optional, Can Be Blank
|
|-
|2
|orientationFeminineGynephilic/orientationFeminineAmbiphilic/orientationFeminineAndrophilic/orientationMasculineGynephilic/orientationMasculineAmbiphilic/orientationMasculineAndrophilic
|Base weights for a character of a certain [[Femininity]] to be a certain [[Sexuality]] attracted to feminine, both, or masculine bodies. Should be positive integers. Total weight does not have to add to 100, though it may make the math easier. This distribution is also governed by player settings, so it's not too important and can be left as the default values: 20/40/40/60/30/10.
|Int
|Required
|
|-
|3
|bodyMaterial
|The body material that this race will spawn with. Leave the content as "FLESH". Don't use anything else, unless you want weird things to happen.
|Text
|Required
|
* FLESH
* FLESH
* FLESH
|-
|4
|bodyHair
|Use the body hair type defined in the race's [[#coverings]]. Can also use one defined for other races, but not recommended. [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/coverings/BodyCoveringType.java BodyCoveringType] For other coverings, it is defined in the [[Modding:Race Modding Guide#Body Parts|#body parts]].
|Text
|Required
|
|-
|5
|genitalArrangement
|[https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/valueEnums/GenitalArrangement.java GenitalArrangement], usually "NORMAL"
|Text
|Required
|
* NORMAL
* CLOACA
* CLOACA_BEHIND
|-
|6
|maleHeight/femaleHeight
|Height is in centimeters, from 15 to 366. Normally around 170-185. Values below 152 ("ZERO_TINY" and smaller in the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/valueEnums/Height.java Height] enumeration) are for "short stature" subspecies, and has its own element in the [[Modding:Race Modding Guide#Subspecies|#subspecies]] definition.
| rowspan="4" |Int
| rowspan="4" |Required
|15 to 366
|-
|7
|maleFemininity/femaleFemininity
|[[Femininity]] ranges from 0-100. Cutoffs for femininity are found in [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/valueEnums/Femininity.java this] enumeration. Body randomization gives this about a 5-point swing either direction, so the "maleFemininity" is usually <35, unless you want the race to generate androgynous characters instead of masculine ones. For "femaleFemininity", this value is usually >65 to generate only feminine characters, and less to generate androgynous characters.
| rowspan="3" |0 to 100
|-
|8
|maleBodySize/femaleBodySize
|[[Body Size]] ranges from 0-100. Cutoffs for different categories are found in [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/valueEnums/BodySize.java this] enumeration.
|-
|9
|maleMuscle/femaleMuscle
|[[Muscle]] ranges from 0-100. Cutoffs for different categories are found in [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/valueEnums/BodySize.java this] enumeration.
|-
|12
|armType
| rowspan="12" |These body part slots specify a single type that a character of this race can generate with. The text contents should be the internal name of the type. A character can be changed to a different variant in the racial or subspecies changes.
Some slots can use the "NONE" type, to avoid having this part entirely. These are: Wings, Tail, Tentacles, Antenna, Horn, Crotch-Breasts
| rowspan="12" |Text
| rowspan="12" |Required
| rowspan="12" |
|-
|14
|assType
|-
|22
|breastType
|-
|36
|breastCrotchType
|-
|50
|faceType
|-
|51
|eyeType
|-
|52
|earType
|-
|54
|hairType
|-
|58
|legType
|-
|60
|penisType
|-
|68
|torsoType
|-
|69
|vaginaType
|-
|10
|antennaTypes
| rowspan="4" |These body part slots can have different varieties, like different horn types.
For each type to be made available, add a sub-element with the name "type" and contents of the types internal name. During body generation, the game will pick one of the values listed in the element.Example: <blockquote> <tailTypes>

<type>innoxia_sheep_tail</type>

</tailTypes></blockquote>To not use this particular body part, (for example a race without antennae), only add the "NONE" type:<blockquote> <antennaTypes>

<type>NONE</type>

</antennaTypes></blockquote>For some body parts, there are generic part types that don't have an associated race. In the enumerations linked below, those particular types will use Race.NONE. These include: [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/types/HornType.java Horns], [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/types/WingType.java Wings]. Generic parts can also be added as modded content.
| rowspan="4" |Element, Text
| rowspan="4" |Required
| rowspan="4" |
|-
|56
|hornTypes
|-
|66
|tailTypes
|-
|77
|wingTypes
|-
|17
|anusCapacity
| rowspan="4" |Capacity values for various penetrable orifices, from 0.0 to 25.0, following the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/valueEnums/Capacity.java Capacity] enumeration. Approximately the diameter of a comfortable penetration.
Typical values: 1.5 for Anus. 0 for Breasts/Crotch-Breasts. 2.5 for Vagina.

Size must be 7 or greater and capacity must be nonzero for nipple-penetration to be possible.
| rowspan="4" |Float
| rowspan="4" |Required
| rowspan="4" |0.0 to 25.0
|-
|32
|maleBreastCapacity/femaleBreastCapacity
|-
|46
|breastCrotchCapacity
|-
|72
|vaginaCapacity
|-
|18
|anusWetness
| rowspan="2" |Wetness rating for various penetrable orifices in arbitrary units. Enumeration value from 0 to 7, following the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/valueEnums/Wetness.java Wetness] enumeration.
Typical values: 0 ("dry") for Anus. 2 ("moist") for Vagina.
| rowspan="2" |Int
| rowspan="2" |Required
| rowspan="2" |0 to 7
|-
|73
|vaginaWetness
|-
|19
|anusDepth
| rowspan="4" |Depth rating for various penetrable orifices, ultimately used as a multiplier to depth calculated elsewhere.
Enumeration value from 0 to 7, following the the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/valueEnums/OrificeDepth.java OrificeDepth] enumeration.

Typical value: 2 ("average")
| rowspan="4" |Int
| rowspan="4" |Required
| rowspan="4" |0 to 7
|-
|33
|maleBreastDepth/femaleBreastDepth
|-
|47
|breastCrotchDepth
|-
|74
|vaginaDepth
|-
|20
|anusElasticity
| rowspan="4" |A rating for how quickly an orifice will stretch to accommodate larger penetration. Value from 0 to 7, following the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/valueEnums/OrificeElasticity.java OrificeElasticity] enumeration.
Typical values: 3 for Anus and Breasts/Crotch-Breasts. 4 for Vagina.
| rowspan="4" |Int
| rowspan="4" |Required
| rowspan="4" |0 to 7
|-
|34
|maleBreastElasticity/femaleBreastElasticity
|-
|48
|breastCrotchElasticity
|-
|75
|vaginaElasticity
|-
|21
|anusPlasticity
| rowspan="4" |Rating for how quickly an orifice will recover from being stretched, and if it will recover entirely or partially. Value from 0 to 7, following the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/valueEnums/OrificePlasticity.java OrificePlasticity] enumeration.
Typical values: 3 ("resilient", slowly recovers to original size)

If the player has gape content enabled, values above 5 will not recover entirely, and 7 will remain permanently gaped and not recover at all.
| rowspan="4" |Int
| rowspan="4" |Required
| rowspan="4" |0 to 7
|-
|35
|maleBreastPlasticity/femaleBreastPlasticity
|-
|49
|breastCrotchPlasticity
|-
|76
|vaginaPlasticity
|-
|11
|maleAntennaLength/femaleAntennaLength
|Length in centimeters. Leave as 0 for races without natural antennae.
|Int
|Required
|
|-
|13
|armRows
|How many pairs of arms characters will spawn with by default. Default value is 1. Up to 3 pairs are supported by the game.
|Int
|Required
|1 to 3
|-
|15
|maleAssSize/femaleAssSize
|Thiccness value, from 0 to 7 following the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/valueEnums/AssSize.java AssSize] enumeration.
Typically 2 (small) for male and 3 (large) for female.
|Int
|Required
|0 to 7
|-
|16
|maleHipSize/femaleHipSize
|Similar to cakedupness, but for the hips, and following the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/valueEnums/HipSize.java HipSize] enumeration. If omitted, will use the maleAssSize/femaleAssSize values.
|Int
|Optional
|0 to 7
|-
|23
|breastShapes
| rowspan="2" |A list of breast shapes available for natural character generation.
Sub-elements are "shape" elements, with the values matching [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/valueEnums/BreastShape.java BreastShape].
Listing all non-udder shapes manually:
 <breastShapes>

<shape>ROUND</shape>

<shape>POINTY</shape>

<shape>PERKY</shape>

<shape>SIDE_SET</shape>

<shape>WIDE</shape>

<shape>NARROW</shape>

</breastShapes>

Alternately, use an empty "breastShape" tag with an "udderShapes" attribute.

The list above can equivalently be entered as <code><breastShapes udderShapes="false"/></code>.

Having the "udderShapes" attribute be "true" adds the "UDDER" shape to the list in addition to the rest.
| rowspan="2" |Element, Text OR Empty with attribute
| rowspan="2" |Required
| rowspan="2" |
* ROUND
* POINTY
* PERKY
* SIDE_SET
* WIDE
* NARROW
* UDDERS
|-
|37
|breastCrotchShapes
|-
|24
|maleBreastSize/femaleBreastSize
| rowspan="2" |An integer from 0 to 91, according to the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/valueEnums/CupSize.java CupSize] enumeration.
For reference, 0 is "flat", 1-3 are not considered breasts for the purposes of sex/gender naming, C-cup is 7, F-cup is 11, and cup sizes F and up progress up as F, FF, G, GG, H, etc. up to N but skipping I/II. Typical values are 0 and 7 for M/F, 6 for crotch-breasts. Size must be 7 or greater and capacity must be nonzero for nipple-penetration to be possible.
| rowspan="2" |Int
| rowspan="2" |Required
| rowspan="2" |0 to 91
|-
|38
|breastCrotchSize
|-
|25
|maleBreastRows/femaleBreastRows
| rowspan="2" |Pairs of breasts, from 1 to up to 6.
Usually 1 for chest, 2 for crotch-breast.
| rowspan="2" |Int
| rowspan="2" |Required
| rowspan="2" |1 to 6
|-
|39
|breastCrotchRows
|-
|26
|maleNippleSize/femaleNippleSize
| rowspan="4" |An integer from 0 to 4, according to the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/valueEnums/NippleSize.java NippleSize] and [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/valueEnums/AreolaeSize.java AreolaSize] enumerations.
Typically nipples are 0 for male, 1 for female, 2 for crotch-breasts. Typically areolas are 0 for male, 2 for female, 2 for crotch-breasts.
| rowspan="4" |Int
| rowspan="4" |Required
| rowspan="4" |0 to 4
|-
|28
|maleAreolaeSize/femaleAreolaeSize
|-
|40
|breastCrotchNippleSize
|-
|42
|breastCrotchAreolaeSize
|-
|27
|maleNippleShape/femaleNippleShape
| rowspan="2" |Shape matching the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/valueEnums/NippleShape.java NippleShape] enumeration. Typically "NORMAL"
| rowspan="2" |Text
| rowspan="2" |Required
| rowspan="2" |
* NORMAL
* INVERTED
* VAGINA
* LIPS
|-
|41
|breastCrotchNippleShape
|-
|29
|maleAreolaeShape/femaleAreolaeShape
| rowspan="2" |Shape matching the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/valueEnums/AreolaeShape.java AreolaShape] enumeration. Typically "NORMAL"
| rowspan="2" |Text
| rowspan="2" |Required
| rowspan="2" |
* NORMAL
* HEART
* STAR
|-
|43
|breastCrotchAreolaeShape
|-
|30
|maleNippleCountPerBreast/femaleNippleCountPerBreast
| rowspan="2" |Number of nipples per breast, up to 4.
| rowspan="2" |Int
| rowspan="2" |Required
| rowspan="2" |1 to 4
|-
|44
|nippleCountPerBreastCrotch
|-
|31
|maleLactationRate/femaleLactationRate
| rowspan="2" |Despite the name, actually controls milk '''capacity'''. Integer is amount stored in mL. Typically 0 for races that do not lactate unless pregnant.
| rowspan="2" |Int
| rowspan="2" |Required
| rowspan="2" |0 to 100000
|-
|45
|breastCrotchLactationRate
|-
|53
|maleLipSize/femaleLipSize
|Lip size rating an integer 0 to 7, according to the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/valueEnums/LipSize.java LipSize] enumeration. Typically 1 ("average-sized") for male and 2 ("full") for female.
|Int
|Required
|0 to 7
|-
|55
|maleHairLength/femaleHairLength
|Length in cm, from 0 to 350. Typically 12 for male, 25 for female. Is overridden by furry/scalie hair preferences.
|Int
|Required
|0 to 350
|-
|57
|maleHornLength/femaleHornLength
|Length in cm, from 0 to 75. Inputting a 0 will disable horns for that femininity, allowing you to let only one spawn with horns. Other horn parameters such as number of rows/points are controlled in the horn [[Modding:Race Modding Guide#Body Parts|#body parts]] type file.
|Int
|Required
|0 to 75
|-
|59
|legConfiguration
|The default [[Leg Configuration]] for this race, following the LegConfiguration enumeration. Usually "BIPEDAL". If subspecies are defined with different leg configurations (for example [[horse-morph]] vs [[Horse-Morph#Centaur|centaur]]), the different leg configurations are applied at the subspecies changes in [[#body generation]]. The leg configurations compatible with leg types is controlled in the XML for those legs (see #body parts). Also make sure that the leg configuration used here (and in other places) match up to feral names in [[Modding:Race Modding Guide#Race Definition|#race definition]] and [[Modding:Race Modding Guide#Subspecies|#subspecies]].
|Text
|Required
|
* BIPEDAL
* QUADRUPEDAL
* TAIL_LONG
* TAIL
* ARACHNID
* CEPHALOPOD
* AVIAN
* WINGED_BIPED
|-
|61
|penisLength
|Length of the penis (for those who have them), in cm. Must be an integer 0 to 100. A typical value is 18 cm, a little larger than the worldwide average. It's a porn game, after all. A value of 0 is "microscopic".
|Int
|Required
|0 to 100
|-
|62
|penisGirth
| rowspan="2" |A thickness rating for dicks and clits, as an integer from 0 to 6, according to the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/valueEnums/PenetrationGirth.java PenetrationGirth] enumeration. For penises, typically 2 ("narrow"), 3 ("average"), or 4 ("girthy"). For clits, usually 0 ("thin").
| rowspan="2" |Int
| rowspan="2" |Required
| rowspan="2" |0 to 6
|-
|71
|clitGirth
|-
|63
|testicleSize
|An integer from 0 to 7 in abstract units, according to the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/valueEnums/TesticleSize.java TesticleSize] enumeration. Typically 2 ("average", human-sized), 3 ("large", for most furries) or 4 ("huge" for like horses and such).
|Int
|Required
|0 to 7
|-
|64
|testicleQuantity
|Number of nuts. Allowed values are 2 to 8, and can be odd. Usually 2.
|Int
|Required
|2 to 8
|-
|65
|cumProduction
|An integer for the capacity of cum storage in mL, from 0 to 10000. A typical value is around 80, compared to a realistic average of 1.5-5 mL for real-life ejaculations. It's a porn game. General "cum levels" are categorized based on the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/valueEnums/CumProduction.java CumProduction] enumeration.
|Int
|Required
|0 to 10000
|-
|67
|tentacleType
|Currently unused (as of v0.4.9), as tentacles are only used for the leg configuration CEPHALOPOD. Leave this as <code><tentacleType>NONE</tentacleType></code>.
|Text
|Required
|NONE
|-
|70
|clitSize
|Clitoris length in cm, as an integer 0 to 100. A typical value is 0, for just a nub. Lengths above 4 enable using the clit as a penetrator. Size enumeration is in [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/valueEnums/ClitorisSize.java ClitorisSize].
|Int
|Required
|0 to 100
|-
|78
|maleWingSize/femaleWingSize
|Size rating for wings, as an integer 0 to 4. Usually 0. For wings to enable flight, requires a size of 3 or greater for most leg configurations and all ferals, and 4 (max) for non-ferals with QUADRUPEDAL, TAIL_LONG and ARACHNID.
|Int
|Required
|0 to 4
|}

=== Body Parts ===
These files each define a single part type, and are found in the folder as <code>res\mods\<author>\race\<race name>\bodyParts\<part name>.xml</code>, and the internal name for each is <code><author>_<race name>_<part name></code>. While the file name doesn't necessarily have to match what body part it is, it is recommended that you name them so they match (such as keeping the face type in <code>face.xml</code>). There can be multiple types for each body part, for example different tail variants as seen in the [[salamander-morph]] race: <code>tailFlame.xml</code> and <code>tailFrost.xml</code>.

These parts appear in the [[#Body Definition]] and could also appear in subspecies changes. Many of these will use the [[#Coverings]] you define for this race mod.

Depending on the body part, the elements required for each XML differs. Using existing parts from another race as a template is the easiest way to make sure all the required elements are present. You can also refer to the abstract types in [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/tree/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/abstractTypes src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/abstractTypes]. The constructor that takes in an XML file (example <code>public AbstractArmType(File XMLFile, String author, boolean mod)</code> in [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/abstractTypes/AbstractArmType.java AbstractArmType.java]) shows how the object loads up from the XML. Though the elements differ, there are common elements shared between different files:
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"
!Element
!Description
!Type
!Options
!Values
|-
|[root]
|The root name generally matches the part name, such as "penis" inside "penis.xml". The name of the root does not seem to actually matter though.
|Root
|Required
|
|-
|race
|The name of race for a body part. Usually should be the internal name of the race (e.g. innoxia_hyena).
Can also be set to NONE for "generic" parts that don't affect race calculations, and are available to all racial transformation potions. Avoid doing this for parts other than horns and wings, to avoid cluttering the potion enchantment menu.
|Text
|Required
|
|-
|transformationName
|The name that will be used when referring to transformations related to this type (such as when changing body parts in the self-TF menu). Usually just the race name (e.g. "hyena"). For different variant types, can be made different to make it easier to choose the right variant for potion making/self-tf.
|CDATA
|Required
|
|-
|coveringType
|Depending on the part, should be either an existing covering type, or one of the coverings defined in the race's [[#Coverings]]. If the part XML has a code-defined covering (e.g. "TONGUE"), it should probably be left alone.
|Text
|Required
|
|-
|tags
|Tags associated with the part type. Can define things like whether a face is a muzzle and has fangs, whether a tail can be used to penetrate orifices, etc. Tags can be found in [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/tags/BodyPartTag.java BodyPartTag.java], which has comments to tell you which tags can be used with what parts.
Each sub-element is a "tag" elements with the contents being the tag name, example: <code><tag>TAIL_TYPE_FUR</tag></code>
If left empty, will generally be filled with default tags.
|Element, Text
|Required, Can be empty
|
|-
|
* names
* namesPlural
* namesMasculine
* namesFeminine
* [x] before above
|Note the plural in the element name. Each sub-element is a "name" element, with the CDATA contents. Lists out names that can be used to generate body descriptions of this part. Ex:<blockquote> <namesMasculine>
<name><![CDATA[hyena-]]></name>

</namesMasculine></blockquote>If left empty, generally uses a generic list.
|Element, CDATA
|Required, Can be empty
|
|-
|
* name
* namePlural
* [x]Name
* [x]NamePlural
|Just a single name for a part (or aspect of the part), in the CDATA contents.
|CDATA
|Required
|
|-
|
* descriptorsMasculine
* descriptorsFeminine
* [x]descriptorsMasculine
* [x]descriptorsFeminine
|Each sub-element is a "descriptor" element, with the CDATA contents. Lists out descriptive statements used to generate body descriptions regarding this part. Ex:<blockquote> <descriptorsMasculine>
<descriptor>hyena-like</descriptor>

<descriptor>fluffy</descriptor>

</descriptorsMasculine></blockquote>This are ''outside'' of the full body description, and are instead used in scenes like sex or combat.
|Element, Text/CDATA
|Required, Can be empty
|
|-
|transformationDescription
|The description shown when transforming the part into this part, such as when drink a TF potion. Goes through the parser. Depending on the part, may be split into two variants for different conditions, such as single vs multi-tail. Usually ends with a statement clearly summarizing the transformation. Ex:<blockquote>Letting out an involuntary moan, [npc.name] [npc.verb(feel)] [npc.her] penis shifting into a new form, and [npc.sheIs] hit by a wave of overwhelming arousal as a thick sheath suddenly grows around the base of [npc.her] shaft. As [npc.she] [npc.verb(pant)] and [npc.verb(gasp)] for air, the tip of [npc.her] cock narrows down as it tapers into its new form.
<nowiki> </nowiki>[npc.She] now [npc.has] a [style.boldHyena(hyena-like penis)], [npc.materialDescriptor] [npc.penisFullDescription(true)].

<nowiki> </nowiki>[npc.She] [npc.has] [style.boldHyena([npc.ballsCount]#IF(npc.isInternalTesticles()) internal#ENDIF balls)], [npc.materialDescriptor] [npc.ballsFullDescription(true)], which produce [npc.cumColour(true)] [style.boldHyena(hyena cum)].</blockquote>
|CDATA
|Required
|
|-
|bodyDescription
|How this part is described in a character's description page.
|CDATA
|Required
|
|}
Depending on the part, there will be other elements (ex: default girth, penetration modifiers for a penis). In the hyena body parts, there are comments for each.

In the race folder, you can put parts that are not in use (such as horns, wings, etc.) into <code>res\mods\<author>\race\<race name>\unused_bodyParts\</code>. This isn't strictly necessary, as that folder is just ignored, but it can be handy to keep track of what parts are not used (or what parts are WIP).

=== Coverings ===
Coverings are found in the folder as <code>res\mods\<author>\race\<race name>\coveringTypes\<covering>.xml</code>, and the internal name for each is <code><author>_<race name>_<covering></code>. You will generally have three for body hair, eyes, and hair (respectively <code>body_hair.xml</code>, <code>eyes.xml</code> and <code>hair.xml</code>), and one covering for fur, scales, skin, etc. depending on what exactly your race needs. Covering types are not inherently tied to any particular race, so if you want to use existing covering types for these, you can. It'll just mean that the coloration for your species will be the same as another's.

These covering types are usually used in the [[#Body Parts]] you define for the race. The body hair covering is directly reference in the [[#Body Definition]].

The abstract type is found in [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/coverings/AbstractBodyCoveringType.java src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/coverings/AbstractBodyCoveringType.java].
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"
!Element
!Description
!Type
!Options
!Values
|-
|coveringType
|ROOT ELEMENT
|Root
|Required
|
|-
|category
|The category matching one in [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/coverings/BodyCoveringCategory.java BodyCoveringCategory.java]. The body hair, eyes and hair coverings have their own categories, so don't touch those. For the new fur/scales/skin etc., use one of the "MAIN_X" categories.
|Text
|Required
|
|-
|nameTransformation
|The name as it appears in transformation and Kate's makeover menus. Defaults to the value of the "name" element if left out.
|CDATA
|Optional
|
|-
|determiner
|The determiner which should be used when describing this covering. For fur, it's usually "a layer of", for feathers, it would be something like "a plume of".
|CDATA
|Required
|
|-
|name
|The name, used in places such as body descriptions and the body summary tooltip that appears when hovering over a character.
|CDATA
|Required
|
|-
|namePlural
|The plural of this covering. The 'pluralByDefault' attribute determines whether or not this covering is by default referred to as a plural. For example, a covering of feathers would be pluralByDefault="true", as it should be referred to as 'a plume of feathers', not 'a plume of feather'.
|CDATA
|Required
|
|-
|naturalCoveringModifiers
|The modifiers available to this covering during character generation. The sub-elements are "modifier" elements with text content matching a [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/valueEnums/CoveringModifier.java CoveringModifier.java]. The first in the list will be the "default" modifier". If this element is absent or empty, will default to just "SMOOTH", but will throw an error into the log. It's only ''technically'' optional, you should really fill this one out.
|Element, Text
|Optional, Can be Empty
|
|-
|extraCoveringModifiers
|Defined the same way as "naturalCoveringModifiers", gives more modifiers available in transformation menus.
|Element, Text
|Optional, Can be Empty
|
|-
|
* naturalPatterns
* extraPatterns
|Creates mappings of covering patterns and weights to use when generating this covering. See [[#Covering Patterns]].
|Element, Text
|Optional, Can be Empty
|
|-
|naturalColoursPrimary
extraColoursPrimary
naturalColoursSecondary
extraColoursSecondary
|Lists of colors available to this covering. See [[#Covering Colors]].
|Element, Text
|Optional, Can be Empty
|
|}

==== Covering Patterns ====
The "naturalPatterns" and "extraPatterns" maps are used to give weighted probabilities for different fur/skin/scale patterns to appear in generated characters.

The subelements are each "pattern" elements, with an attribute "weighting" giving an integer weight, and the content matching one of the patterns in [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/valueEnums/CoveringPattern.java CoveringPattern.java]. The ones you should generally use are:

* NONE
* HIGHLIGHTS
* STRIPED
* SPOTTED
* MOTTLED
* MARKED
* FRECKLED
* OMBRE

"NONE" is plain and unpatterned.

An example of a natural pattern map, from [[Hyena-morph]] fur:<blockquote> <naturalPatterns>

<pattern weighting="1">SPOTTED</pattern>

<pattern weighting="1">STRIPED</pattern>

</naturalPatterns></blockquote>If "naturalPatterns" is absent or empty, the map is just filled with "NONE" with a weight of 1. If a pattern is in both "extraPatterns" and "naturalPatterns", then that pattern is skipped over in "extraPatterns".

==== Covering Colors ====
These elements define which colors are available to the covering. If the covering is patterned, "primary" colors are on the ground, and "secondary" colors are the one that appear in pattern markings. For example, striped fur with orange as the primary and black as the secondary might be described as "orange with black stripes" in body descriptions. The colors in the "natural" lists are used when generating characters, and the "extra" colors only appear in transformation menus changing the colors of the covering.

There are two ways to set these lists:

# Use a "values" attribute in this element. The "value" attribute matches a color list preset found in [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/utils/colours/ColourListPresets.java ColourListPresets.java], such as "naturalFurColours".
# Explicitly list out colors. For each color to add to the list, create a "colour" sub-element with the text value being a color in [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/utils/colours/PresetColour.java PresetColour.java]. Usually, you would use one of the one starting with "COVERING_".

The example in [[hyena-morph]] fur:<blockquote> <naturalColoursPrimary>

<colour>COVERING_TAN</colour>

<colour>COVERING_BROWN</colour>

<colour>COVERING_BROWN_DARK</colour>

</naturalColoursPrimary>

<extraColoursPrimary values="allCoveringColours"/>

<naturalColoursSecondary>

<colour>COVERING_BLACK</colour>

</naturalColoursSecondary>

<extraColoursSecondary values="allCoveringColours"/></blockquote>Note you can use either the "values" attribute with a colour list preset, or list out the preset colors as sub-elements, but not in the same element. If you have both, the list preset given in the "values" attribute takes precedent.

=== Subspecies ===
=== Book Entries ===
=== Items ===
=== Colours ===
Each individual color XML file defines a custom text color, as <code>res/mods/<author>/colours/<colour name>.xml</code> (note the UK spelling). The internal name of the color is <code><author>_<colour name></code> (ex: <code>clayRed.xml</code>).
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"
!Element
!Description
!Type
!Options
!Values
|-
|colour
|ROOT ELEMENT
|Root
|Required
|
|-
|metallic
|For metallic colors, the color selection will have shading for a metal luster, and will have "metallic" automatically added to certain descriptions. Should be "false" in most cases, since most of the time the custom colors are used in description or icon text.
|Boolean
|Required
|
* true
* false
|-
|name
|The name of the color, used when displayed in descriptions or color selections.
|CData
|Required
|
|-
|colour
|A hex code for the color. Six hexadecimal digits, for RGB. Uses the Java function <code>Integer.parseInt</code> [https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/api/java/lang/Integer.html#parseInt-java.lang.String- Oracle Doc]. Ex: <code>a62e21</code>
|Text
|Required
|
|-
|lightColour
|A lighter version of the "colour" element. When using this for description text and icons, can just be the same as "colour".
|Text
|Required
|
|-
|coveringIconColour
|The color displayed in '''color selections'''. Can be left out or be left empty, in which case this defaults to the value in "colour".
|Text
|Optional
|
|-
|formattingNames
|Alias names for this color, especially convenient for parser color formatting. Sub elements should be "name" elements, with CData content of the alias.
Example: <code><name><![CDATA[brickRed]]></name></code> in the color XML will let the parser use <code>[style.boldBrickRed(This text gets displayed as brick red)]</code> for color styling.
|Element, CData
|Optional
|
|-
|tags
|Purportedly adds colors to certain lists for covering generation, etc. Does not appear to actually do anything yet. Leave as empty-tag element. Subelements would be "tag" elements, with the content being text matching a [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/utils/colours/ColourTag.java ColourTag].
|Element, Text
|Optional
|
|}

==== Using Colors ====
Usually though, you can use one of the preset colors here: [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/utils/colours/PresetColour.java PresetColour.java].

These colors are used either as text mod XML files, or in CData sent through the parser.

When using the colors in an XML file, it should use the internal name of the color (ex: <code>sightglass_clayRed</code>).

When using it to style text in the parser (see the [[Modding:Parser Primer#style|parser primer section on style]]), use one of the formattingNames (ex: <code>[style.boldBrickRed(This text gets displayed as brick red)]</code>).
=== Combat Moves ===
=== Name Lists ===

== Other Resources ==

* [[Modding:Parser Primer]] / [[Parser Command Reference]] / [[Parser Target and Binding Reference]]
* [[Modding:XML File Format Primer]]
* [[Modding:Inkscape for LT|Modding:Inkscape Guide for LT]]
* __FORCETOC__[[Modding:General Modding Guide]]
[[Category:Modding Guides]]
[[Category:WIP]]

Modding:Race Modding Guide

2024-04-11T20:31:37Z

Sightglass: /* Parser Primer */ Link instead of transclude

[Primary Author: [[User:Sightglass]]]

[Article WIP]

LT's modding system has the ability to add new races and subspecies to the game, or to add new subspecies to existing races. A race mod is composed of XML files defining things such as body parts, subspecies and coverings, SVG images for icons and items, arranged in structured folders. In addition to defining a race and subspecies, these mods also often will include associated racial items to make transformative potions, combat moves, or custom text colors for names and descriptions.

Since the mod is made entirely of XML text files and SVG images, creating a race mod requires at least a text editor and a SVG image editor. [<nowiki/>[[User:Sightglass]]: For the text editor, I recommend something like Notepad++ with some more-than-basic features like regex-based search/find/replace. Just anything that you're comfortable with and can use efficiently. For the SVG editor, I HIGHLY recommend Inkscape. Importantly, it seems to produce SVGs that are the most compatible with LT, as well as being relatively easy to pick up.]

[<nowiki/>[[User:Sightglass]]: Author Note - The first parts of this guide are about how things work and are put together, the specific file guides are for very technical details. If you want to start making species mods, you probably only need to read through the general guide. The technical details are mostly intuitive since it's all labeled. Don't need to read through them unless you're looking for a specific thing.]

== General Guide ==

=== General Process ===
It is much easier to start a new race mod using an existing race as a template. An annotated example is the [[Hyena-morph]] species, found from the game's <code>res/mods/innoxia/race/hyena</code> folder. Each of the XML files in the hyena race explains the file and each element of the XML.

A folder named after the mod's author should be directly under the <code>res/mods</code> folder. Within that folder, there will be subfolders each designating what they contain. Copying an entire race's folder helps keep the structure together and provides you with the XML files with the structure already in place. For example, "someone" might start a new race mod by first creating a folder <code>res/mods/someone</code>, then copying the <code>res/mods/innoxia/race/hyena</code> folder into it, then renaming the hyena folder into <code>res/mods/someone/race/giraffe</code>. Then, it is easy to just go through the files and change them from defining a hyena to defining a giraffe. Go through each file, changing the elements as needed to fit your new mod. Other parts of the mod, such as items and combat moves, will go in different folders and will be discussed in the sections below.

I generally follow this order when planning a race mod. This isn't strictly necessary, but I find this order to be helpful when working to help ideas come together.

# Race and subspecies - What kinds of (usually anthro) creature do you want to add to the game (and have people bang)? What discrete varieties are there, and how are they differentiated from each other? For a real creature how can you anthropomorphize and adapt their real-world behavior into lewdness? For a fictional creature, how do you lewd their depiction?
# Body Parts - What unique features do they have? Can these be used to distinguish different subspecies?
# Items - For a race, it's practically necessary for there to be at least one item (usually a food) that can be used to create a transformative potion. Otherwise, the race would be difficult for the player to make themselves into. There is also usually a drink item, that enchants into a buff/restoration potion. I usually choose a food that's thematically associated with the creature, or a from the cuisine of the area that the creature is from.
# Other Things - Unique combat moves usually. Can exhibit a special ability that the race has, such as a snake's venomous bite, or a kangaroo kicking the shit out of someone.

It may be helpful to keep some browser tabs open for "research" (like a wiki page, and furry porn) as you write, for inspiration or to add details when actually making the mod.

Then it's on to actually editing the files. I follow this order generally. Again, not strictly necessary, but helpful it avoiding having to backtrack and change things back. However, all of these parts are very interconnected, and unless you have EVERYTHING entirely planned out from the outset, you'll need leave placeholder values in, and go back and change things later. Keep in mind that whatever you have planned might change entirely, depending on what strikes you as you write, and what you may discover during "research".

# Race definition
# Colors (for description text, icons, etc.)
# Body parts
# Coverings
# Racial body
# Subspecies
# Subspecies icons
# Lore book
# Potion Items
# Combat moves (if any)
# Name lists (if using)
# TESTING TO MAKE SURE EVERYTHING WORKS
These parts are explained further in the [[#Mod Structure and Files]] section and the individual sections for each part.

=== Mod Structure and Files ===
"File Path" is the folder and file names for each part. If the filename is a placeholder, it means that there are multiple files, one for each definition for body parts, coverings, etc.

"Internal Name" is the name assigned when the LT modding engine loads in the file. These are generally generated from the file path.

"Requires" means that this part must reference another part. "May Require" means that this reference is optional, or can use existing items as a placeholder.

"Icon" specifies if a part uses an SVG icon.

For the file paths in the following table <an> is the author name (for example, "sightglass" or "dsg"), <rn> is the race name, and the other placeholders are self-explanatory.
{| class="wikitable"
!Part
!File Path
!Internal Name
!Requires
!May Reference
!Icon
!Description
|-
|Race Definition
|<an>/race/<rn>/race.xml
|<an>_<rn>
|Racial Body
|
|
|The definition for a grouping of subspecies, and some basic info like litter sizes and disposition.
If adding subspecies to an existing race, Don't Add This
|-
|Racial Body
|<an>/race/<rn>/racialBody.xml
|
|Body Parts
|
|
|Template of body parts, and sizes, and other parameters the game uses when making a new character's body.
|-
|Body Parts
|<an>/race/<rn>/bodyParts/<bp>.xml
|<an>_<rn>_<bp>
|Coverings
|Race
|
|One file for each body part type definition. May have multiple types for a slot (such as multiple tail varieties).
|-
|Coverings
|<an>/race/<rn>/coveringTypes/<ct>.xml
|<an>_<rn>_<ct>
|
|Color
|
|A covering such as skin, fur, scales, chitin, etc. Sets colors, patterns and modifiers that can spawn
|-
|Subspecies
|<an>/race/<rn>/subspecies/<subsp>.xml
|<an>_<rn>_subspecies_<subsp>
|Race, Book Entries
|Body Parts, Items, Color
|Icon
|Defines a subspecies of the main race. Needs at least 1 "main" subspecies. One file per subspecies.
|-
|Book Entries
|<an>/race/<rn>/subspecies/bookEntries.xml
|Uses a "tag" attribute
|
|
|
|Lore text that appears in the encyclopedia.
|-
|Items
|<an>/items/items/race/<item>.xml
|<an>_race_<item>
|
|Race
|Icon
|Item definitions for potion base items. Generally need at least 1 TF base item (usually food).
|-
|Combat Move
|<an>/combatMove/<move>.xml
|
|
|
|Icon
|(Optional) A special combat move. One file per combat move.
|-
|Color
|<an>/colours/<color>.xml
|<an>_<color>
|
|
|
|(Optional) A custom color. Can be used in entries above. One file per color.
|-
|Names
|<an>/race/<rn>/names.xml
|
|
|Subspecies
|
|(Optional) Custom name triplets for a race and/or subspecies.
|}

=== XML File Format Primer ===
{{Modding:XML File Format Primer}}

=== Parser Primer ===
Main article: [[Modding:Parser Primer]]

=== Body Generation ===
See also: [[Races#Race and Subspecies Calculation]]

When a character is being generated using a specific race and subspecies, body generation (from a modder's perspective) is influenced in three places:

# The template, using racialBody and the race stage
# "applyRaceChanges" in race.xml
# "applySubspeciesChanges" in the subspecies XML file

Firstly, the racialBody lists what parts the new character's body starts out with. For characters that are not fully furry, some of these parts (such as the face and torso) will be replaced by the [[human]] part types. For half-demons, demon parts will be put into certain areas. The racial body template also covers some general parameters, such as femininity values, body size/muscle, dick size, etc.

Next, the race changes are applied. This applies to all characters of that race as they are created, and usually are for body characteristics that aren't covered in racialBody, and aren't specific to just some subspecies of the race. An example is for Charisma's [[Spider-morph]] race giving greater spider-morphs a 50% chance of spawning with six arms (plus two legs):<blockquote> <applyRaceChanges><![CDATA[

#IF(RND.nextInt(100)<50 && targetedBody.getRaceStage()==RACE_STAGE_GREATER)

[#targetedBody.setArmRows(3)]

#ENDIF

]]></applyRaceChanges></blockquote>The, subspecies changes. These changes are usually for traits specific to the subspecies and used to differentiate them from other subspecies of the race. An example from Innoxia's [[Hyena-morph#Spotted Hyena-morph|Spotted Hyena-Morph]], ensuring the coat is spotted for the subspecies check, and additionally making them taller:<blockquote> <applySubspeciesChanges><![CDATA[

[#targetedBody.setCoveringPattern(BODY_COVERING_TYPE_innoxia_hyena_fur, true, COVERING_PATTERN_SPOTTED)]

#IF(targetedBody.isFeminine())

[#targetedBody.setHeight(targetedBody.getHeightValue()*1.12)]

#ENDIF

]]></applySubspeciesChanges></blockquote>This matches the check in the spotted hyena's subspecies weighting:<blockquote> <subspeciesWeighting><![CDATA[

#IF(targetedRace==RACE_innoxia_hyena)

#IF(targetedBody.getCoveringPattern(BODY_COVERING_TYPE_innoxia_hyena_fur, true)!=COVERING_PATTERN_STRIPED)

100

#ELSE

0

#ENDIF

#ELSE

0

#ENDIF

]]></subspeciesWeighting></blockquote>While the subspecies weighting and the subspecies changes are usually linked together by the design of the race mod, there's nothing in the code to enforce this. If the subspecies changes are done incorrectly, characters that are supposed to be that subspecies won't have the intended traits. If the weighting is done incorrectly, characters with the traits won't be recognized as the right subspecies.

But, this can be exploited by clever design to make, for example, one subspecies whose offspring instead generate as/recognized as a different one. One idea is for a queen bee subspecies to mostly spawn sterile normal bees.

See also: [[Races#Race and Subspecies Calculation]]

=== Making SVG Images for Race Mods ===
''For general guidance, see also Solace's Inkscape guide: [[Modding:Inkscape for LT]]''

Species mods for LT will need SVG icons for subspecies and items, and potentially also combat moves, status effects and any other extras.

SVG, being a ''vector'' graphic, is usually better suited for designs that are easily formed by geometric shapes. While it's not impossible to make very good organic shapes in a vector graphic, it takes a lot more effort and adjusting to make clean but easily recognizable. It's something to consider when choosing what items you want to make with the race mod, and what the subspecies icons can be. Also consider the fact that the icons are usually seen at a small scale, so choosing a simpler shape can make it more recognizable when very small.

The circular icon for a subspecies is composed of an actual icon (given by the <code>iconName</code> element of the subspecies XML) overlaid background. Leaving the <code>backgroundName</code> element empty will make the subspecies use the default background, which uses the second replacement color. For the icon itself, there are several different options one can try. Usually the simplest way is to draw a distinctive body part of the race or subspecies, such as a hand for [[Human|humans]], or a pair of fangs for a [[snake-morph]], or a paw for [[Cat-morph|cat-morphs]] and [[Dog-morph|dog-morphs]]. It has the advantage of being much simpler and easier to make look recognizable. Another common way is to give just the head and face, usually in side profile like [[Rabbit-morph|rabbits]] and [[Wolf-morph|wolves]]. It may take a lot of adjustment to make a good head/face silhouette. Using a reference image over manually tracing over the contour with a path is a good way to start towards a recognizable silhouette. Exaggerating a few shapes and features a little can also help make it legible at small sizes. Drawing features like beaks and ears as separate shapes, and adding different colors to them can help them pop out. Less common overall (but common in races made by DSG) are icons depicting the entire body. Exampls are [[Ferret-morph|ferret-morphs]], [[Shark-morph|shark-morphs]] and [[Bear-morph|bear-morphs]]. While having just a head gives the challenge of adding enough detail to make it recognizable, full-body icons have the challenge of how to add details that are legible at very small sizes without cluttering the icon as a whole.

For items, it's often a little easier to be creative. Depending on what you make for the food and drink items, you may want to stylize or simplify the shape to something easily constructed. Packaging like a bag, can or bottle is kind of simple, and lets you make it distinctive with a made-up logo. There are already cans and bottles in the game, so you can try ''borrowing'' those to get started. Like for subspecies icons, you may want to choose something with an easy shape, like a bun or candy-drop, rather than something a complex shape, like a pile of onion rings or jalebi. It's up to you though, and it's fun to try making an interesting-looking challenging-to-draw food.

=== Finding Things In The Codebase ===
The code for the game is publicly available in this github repository: https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public Use the "dev" branch of the repository, since that is the branch used to make public versions of the game.

Most of the time, it is unnecessary to look into the code base. If you are using Innoxia/DSG's races as starting points, those include pretty extensive comments explaining the files, elements, and possible values.

But, if you want more information on how things work, or what different options do, where you look depends on what you want to do.

A brief explanation of LT's class system (not the one with demon aristocracy): LT's code uses a lot of "AbstractThingType-ThingType" arrangements. The "abstract" type is a class definition, defining what properties an object has, while the non-abstract one is an enumeration of those abstract objects. It's sort of hard to explain without and example, so example: The [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/race/AbstractRace.java AbstractRace.java] code defines ''what a Race is'', setting up what properties it has (but not giving them actual values), what methods and functions it has, etc. Then, the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/race/Race.java Race.java] code is an enumeration of the different actual races, like HUMAN, DEMON, HORSE_MORPH, each of which fills values for the properties defined in "AbstractRace". Other enumerations don't have an abstract class, since the properties and functions are defined in the same file. These are usually simpler collections of values, like in [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/race/Disposition.java Disposition.java].

To see how a particular thing is loaded in, look in the abstract definition, usually under a <code>static {</code> block

* For race and subspecies, the folder [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/tree/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/race src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/race] has [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/race/AbstractRace.java AbstractRace]/[https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/race/Race.java Race] as well as enumerations for various race/subspecies properies (disposition, categories, nocturnality). Useful if you are making a subspecies for an existing race, or giving damage bonuses vs certain races.
* Most of the classes in [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/tree/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body] define what the body parts on a character are, and what methods can be used on them. The [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/Body.java Body.java] templates a character's body as collection of the part objects defined by the other files in that folder. This may be most useful when writing up the racial/subspecies changes/subspecies checks, as a reference on how to modify a character's body or query for the body's properties.
* Body part ''types'', as in the different varieties of arms or wings a character can have, are enumerated in [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/tree/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/types src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/types], while the abstract definitions are in [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/tree/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/abstractTypes src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/abstractTypes]. These are handy to reference while making body part types for a race.
* [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/tree/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/valueEnums src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/valueEnums] has enumerations for things like body shape, covering patterns and modifiers (textures), and leg configurations. These values are used throughout the mod, especially making [[Modding:Race Modding Guide#Body Parts|#Body Part]] definitions and the [[#Racial Body]] definition.
* [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/attributes/Attribute.java src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/attributes/Attribute.java] enumerates the attributes, useful for making the subspecies stat bonuses.

=== Testing ===
Whether you intend to publish the mod to the mod-sharing channel in the Discord, or just use it for your own game, {{Color|#FF2222|'''TEST YOUR MOD'''}}.

While testing out the various parts of the mod, try keeping the error log (found in <code>data/error.log</code>) open in Notepad++. If the game encounters an error, it will write a line to that file, and the next time you click into NPP, it will ask to refresh the file.

Mods are loaded when the game executable starts up. That means that after modifying mod files, you need to close and open the game again for it to update.

I generally follow these steps when testing a mod to find potential issues:
# When the game starts up, check the error log.
# Go into the [[Debug Menu]] > Main tab > Race Resets, and transform the player character to each of your subspecies. Make sure that you are correctly recognized as each subspecies. This checks to see if the subspecies changes and race weighting are applied correctly. Also check the subspecies icon and status effect. If the subspecies is not set correctly, check the error log to see if the issue is in the subspecies changes, subspecies weighting, or both.
# With the player character as the race, open the player's character description. Check for typos and error messages, and look in the error log.
# Try to make a transformative potion for the race (and probably each subspecies). Make sure all the part names are correct.
# Check items for typos, icon issues and errors in the description. Try using the items on both the PC and NPCs, to check the use messages for errors or typos.
# As a human, drink the potion. Read the transformation description for typos or error messages, and look in the error log.
# Test combat moves. Check whether the critical condition works correct, and check the descriptions in both crit and non-crit hits for errors and typos.
# Whatever other extras you may have. Try to be thorough!

== Specific File Guides ==

=== Table Format ===
For each file guide, the table lists the elements that can be included in the XML file. Refer to the [[Modding:XML File Format Primer|XML primer]] if you are unfamiliar with the terminology of this section or in the file guides.

The columns of the table are:

* Element - What goes in as the name of the tag
* Description - Describes what goes in the contents/attributes, and how it is used in the game.
* Type - What kind of content is expected in the content for the element. All content is either raw text or CData, but may be interpreted differently when loaded in by the game
** Text - Simple text content. For LT, it often is used to call up a particular value in an enumeration, like a particular body part type or an item. For this, use the internal name for the object.
** CData - Character data, usually things that get passed through a parser for displaying things on screen and/or doing scripting stuff
** Float, Int - The game will need a numerical value for the content. Make sure it's a number!
** Element - The game expects a nested element here. The description should include what that child element is named and what content/attributes it has.
** Boolean - A true/false value. The content should be literally the text <code>true</code> or <code>false</code>.
** Root - Used for the '''root''' element. See note below.
* Options - Whether this element needs to be in the file (Required), can be left out (Optional), or needs to be in but can be left blank (Required, Can Be Blank). Missing a Required element may cause the loading the file to fail, since the game needs that element to properly define a type.
* Values - For Text-type contents, some will have a handful of valid options. For smallish numbers, the possible accepted contents are listed. Usually <code>CAPITALIZED</code>, may <code>HAVE_UNDERSCORES</code>.

Each table will also list the name of the '''root''' element. This element holds all other elements (except the header).
=== Race Definition ===
This file defines a new [[Race]] and should be put in as <code>res\mods\<author>\race\<race name>\race.xml</code>. The internal name for the race will then be <code><author>_<race name></code>. The file itself does not contain very much, with most of the other race mod files defining the actual content, just referencing the race. For subspecies mods (defining new subspecies for an existing race), this file is left out and the rest of the mod uses that existing race.
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"
!Element
!Description
!Type
!Options
!Values
|-
|race
|ROOT ELEMENT
|Root
|Required
|
|-
|racialBody
|Points to the racialBody.xml file located in the same folder. The contents reference the racialBody named as <code><an>_<rn></code>, similarly to how the race is named. See: [[#Racial Body]]
|Text
|Required
|
|-
|applyRaceChanges
|Applies body changes to a character of the race during creation. See: [[#Body Generation]]
|CDATA
|Required, Can be Blank
|
|-
|name, namePlural
|Non-gendered, anthro (singular,plural) name of the race, used for general use such as in the encyclopedia and crowd descriptions.
|CDATA
|Required
|
|-
|nameSillyMode, namePluralSillyMode
|Same as "name" and "namePlural", but used in Silly Mode. Defaults to those if not present.
|CDATA
|Optional
|
|-
|nameFeral, nameFeralPlural
|Two mappings for (legConfiguration,affinity) pairs and names for a feral with that [[LegConfiguration|leg configuration]] and [[affinity]]. Each element of the contents is a "name" tag with a "legConfiguration" and/or "affinity" attribute giving the leg configuration and the text contents giving the name. The "legConfiguration" attribute is required. If the "affinity" attribute is left out, the game will fill in pairs with the legConfiguration and all affinities. Ex: <code><name legConfiguration="QUADRUPEDAL"><![CDATA[hyena]]></name></code> Unspecified affinities/legConfigurations default to using the first loaded.
This is probably the most complicated part, so see the example below the table.
|Element, CDATA
|Optional
|
|-
|defaultTransformName
|The name that will be used when referring to transformations related to this race. Used in the self-TF menu, and in the enchantment menu for potions.
|CDATA
|Required
|
|-
|colour
|Text color for the race, used in places like the encyclopedia or crowd descriptions. Can be custom or preset. See: [[#Colours]]
|Text
|Required
|
|-
|disposition
|"How this race will typically treat strangers." Not used for much currently. See: [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/race/Disposition.java Disposition]
|Text
|Required
|
* CIVILIZED
* NEUTRAL
* UNPREDICATABLE
* SAVAGE

* TABLE
* SAVAGE
|-
|racialClass
|A vague taxonomic category for this race. Some settings control things like whether scalies generate with scale-hair, whether furries are bald, etc.
"OTHER" is used for slimes, elementals and similarly-nonbiological races.
Not used for much currently. See: [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/race/RacialClass.java RacialClass]
|Text
|Required
|
* MAMMAL
* BIRD
* REPTILE
* AMPHIBIAN
* FISH
* INSECT
* OTHER
|-
|combatBehavior
|Combat strategy used by NPCs. Defaults to "BALANCED" See: [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/combat/CombatBehaviour.java CombatBehavior]
|Text
|Optional
|
* BALANCED
* ATTACK
* DEFEND
* SEDUCE
* SPELLS
* SUPPORT
|-
|chanceForMaleOffspring
|Sex ratio for this race during litter generation as a decimal 0.0-1.0, giving the chance that any offspring of that race generates as masculine. Will usually just be 0.5
|Float
|Required
|
|-
|numberOfOffspringLow, numberOfOffspringHigh
|Upper and lower bounds for a litter size, before modifiers. The upper bound should be greater than or equal to the lower bound. For reference, humans are (1,2), many furry species are (2-4) and rabbit/snake are the highest at (2,8).
|Int
|Required
|
|-
|defaultFemininePreference,
defaultMasculinePreference
|The default "furryness" preference, of how furry characters of this race are generated. Only sets the starting value of the preference, and the player can change it in their settings.
Androgynous characters are lumped into the feminine preference.

There's not much point to using the "HUMAN" value, since it essentially converts them all to humans. See: [[FurryPreference]]
|Text
|Required
|
* HUMAN
* MINIMUM
* REDUCED
* NORMAL
* MAXIMUM
|-
|affectedByFurryPreference
|Whether or not the furry preferences in (defaultFemininePreference, defaultMasculinePreference) can be modified by the player. When true, effectively locks the race to generate at the specified level
Recommended to keep this "false" unless the race specifically needs to spawn at a certain level for some reason.
|Boolean
|Required
|
* true
* false
|-
|racialFetishModifiers
|Mappings for modifying how likely this race will spawn with certain [[fetishes]].
Each element is a "fetish" tag. The text content is the fetish. The attributes "love", "like", "dislike" and "hate" are the weights for that fetish spawning as a like or dislike. Omitted attributes have a weight of 1.
|Element, Text
|Optional
|
|-
|feralPartsAvailable
|Whether or not the race can have feral parts to turn them into a taur or something. Usually should be "true" for most furry races.
|Boolean
|Required
|
* true
* false
|-
|ableToSelfTransform
|Whether the race is allowed to use the self-TF menu, like slimes or demons. Usually should be "false".
|Boolean
|Required
|
* true
* false
|-
|flyingRace
|Whether the race is usually considered winged and flying. If "false" and not demonic, a character with wings will be described as such (ex: "winged pig-morph"). If "true", having wings won't appear in the race name (ex: "dragon-morph")
Usually should be "false".
|Boolean
|Required
|
* true
* false
|}

==== Feral Names ====
As an example of how the feral name system works, here's an example from DSG's [[Dragon-morph]] race:<blockquote> <nameFeral>

<name legConfiguration="QUADRUPEDAL"><![CDATA[dragon]]></name>

<name legConfiguration="TAIL_LONG"><![CDATA[wyrm]]></name>

<name legConfiguration="TAIL_LONG" affinity="AQUATIC"><![CDATA[sea serpent]]></name>

<name legConfiguration="TAIL"><![CDATA[sea serpent]]></name>

</nameFeral>

<nameFeralPlural>

<name legConfiguration="QUADRUPEDAL"><![CDATA[dragons]]></name>

<name legConfiguration="TAIL_LONG"><![CDATA[wyrms]]></name>

<name legConfiguration="TAIL_LONG" affinity="AQUATIC"><![CDATA[sea serpents]]></name>

<name legConfiguration="TAIL"><![CDATA[sea serpents]]></name>

</nameFeralPlural></blockquote>In this example, all quadrupedal feral dragons are called "dragons", while those with fish-tails (TAIL) are called "sea serpents". For ones with snake-like tails (TAIL_LONG), it depends on [[Affinity]]. The first one, <code><name legConfiguration="TAIL_LONG"><![CDATA[wyrm]]></name></code> will fill all affinities with "wyrm", and the second specifically overwrites the AQUATIC affinity to be "sea serpent".

==== Fetish Maps ====
As an example for how the fetish maps work, here's an example from Innoxia's [[Hyena-morph]] race:<blockquote> <racialFetishModifiers>

<nowiki></nowiki>

<fetish love="3" like="5" dislike="2" hate="1">FETISH_DOMINANT</fetish>

</racialFetishModifiers></blockquote>These weights are multiplied with a player's fetish settings, meaning that they can still influence whether or not characters will spawn with a like/dislike of a fetish.
=== Racial Body ===
This acts as a template for body generation, defining what [[Modding:Race Modding Guide#Body Parts|#body parts]] are included when a character of the race is being generated. The file name should be <code>res\mods\<author>\race\<race name>\racialBody.xml</code>. The internal name for the racial body will be <code><author>_<race name></code> (same as the race's internal name, but the only place this is used is in the [[#Race Definition]]).

Most of these elements have very self-explanatory names on how they are used, so the descriptions will just add notes on what the contents should be. Additionally, many parameters are separated for masculine and feminine character generation.

Entries in the table are grouped into ones using the same enumeration values, or using very similar parameters. They appear in roughly the order they appear in most racialBody.xml files, based on the one in for [[Hyena-morph|hyena-morphs]] used in a template. The Index column gives the order the elements appear in breaking the grouping, if you want to follow that. Elements that have male/female are still combined into a single row, since the blocks of elements repeat for male then female.
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"
!Index
!Element
!Description
!Type
!Options
!Values
|-
|0
|racialBody
|ROOT ELEMENT
|Root
|Required
|
|-
|1
|personalityChances
|A map for weights of how common [[Personality]] traits are for the race as a whole. Each sub-element should be an "entry" element, with the attribute "chance" giving the chance as a decimal 0.0 to 1.0, and the contents should match a [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/persona/PersonalityTrait.java PersonalityTrait]. Example, giving a 50% chance of spawning with the "CONFIDENT" trait:<blockquote> <personalityChances>
<entry chance="0.5">CONFIDENT</entry>

</personalityChances></blockquote>The base chance of most traits is 0.05, influenced by other parameters of character generation. Leaving this element out, or empty, will use the default chances. Can be overridden by subspecies personality weightings.
|Element, Text
|Optional, Can Be Blank
|
|-
|2
|orientationFeminineGynephilic/orientationFeminineAmbiphilic/orientationFeminineAndrophilic/orientationMasculineGynephilic/orientationMasculineAmbiphilic/orientationMasculineAndrophilic
|Base weights for a character of a certain [[Femininity]] to be a certain [[Sexuality]] attracted to feminine, both, or masculine bodies. Should be positive integers. Total weight does not have to add to 100, though it may make the math easier. This distribution is also governed by player settings, so it's not too important and can be left as the default values: 20/40/40/60/30/10.
|Int
|Required
|
|-
|3
|bodyMaterial
|The body material that this race will spawn with. Leave the content as "FLESH". Don't use anything else, unless you want weird things to happen.
|Text
|Required
|
* FLESH
* FLESH
* FLESH
|-
|4
|bodyHair
|Use the body hair type defined in the race's [[#coverings]]. Can also use one defined for other races, but not recommended. [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/coverings/BodyCoveringType.java BodyCoveringType] For other coverings, it is defined in the [[Modding:Race Modding Guide#Body Parts|#body parts]].
|Text
|Required
|
|-
|5
|genitalArrangement
|[https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/valueEnums/GenitalArrangement.java GenitalArrangement], usually "NORMAL"
|Text
|Required
|
* NORMAL
* CLOACA
* CLOACA_BEHIND
|-
|6
|maleHeight/femaleHeight
|Height is in centimeters, from 15 to 366. Normally around 170-185. Values below 152 ("ZERO_TINY" and smaller in the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/valueEnums/Height.java Height] enumeration) are for "short stature" subspecies, and has its own element in the [[Modding:Race Modding Guide#Subspecies|#subspecies]] definition.
| rowspan="4" |Int
| rowspan="4" |Required
|15 to 366
|-
|7
|maleFemininity/femaleFemininity
|[[Femininity]] ranges from 0-100. Cutoffs for femininity are found in [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/valueEnums/Femininity.java this] enumeration. Body randomization gives this about a 5-point swing either direction, so the "maleFemininity" is usually <35, unless you want the race to generate androgynous characters instead of masculine ones. For "femaleFemininity", this value is usually >65 to generate only feminine characters, and less to generate androgynous characters.
| rowspan="3" |0 to 100
|-
|8
|maleBodySize/femaleBodySize
|[[Body Size]] ranges from 0-100. Cutoffs for different categories are found in [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/valueEnums/BodySize.java this] enumeration.
|-
|9
|maleMuscle/femaleMuscle
|[[Muscle]] ranges from 0-100. Cutoffs for different categories are found in [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/valueEnums/BodySize.java this] enumeration.
|-
|12
|armType
| rowspan="12" |These body part slots specify a single type that a character of this race can generate with. The text contents should be the internal name of the type. A character can be changed to a different variant in the racial or subspecies changes.
Some slots can use the "NONE" type, to avoid having this part entirely. These are: Wings, Tail, Tentacles, Antenna, Horn, Crotch-Breasts
| rowspan="12" |Text
| rowspan="12" |Required
| rowspan="12" |
|-
|14
|assType
|-
|22
|breastType
|-
|36
|breastCrotchType
|-
|50
|faceType
|-
|51
|eyeType
|-
|52
|earType
|-
|54
|hairType
|-
|58
|legType
|-
|60
|penisType
|-
|68
|torsoType
|-
|69
|vaginaType
|-
|10
|antennaTypes
| rowspan="4" |These body part slots can have different varieties, like different horn types.
For each type to be made available, add a sub-element with the name "type" and contents of the types internal name. During body generation, the game will pick one of the values listed in the element.Example: <blockquote> <tailTypes>

<type>innoxia_sheep_tail</type>

</tailTypes></blockquote>To not use this particular body part, (for example a race without antennae), only add the "NONE" type:<blockquote> <antennaTypes>

<type>NONE</type>

</antennaTypes></blockquote>For some body parts, there are generic part types that don't have an associated race. In the enumerations linked below, those particular types will use Race.NONE. These include: [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/types/HornType.java Horns], [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/types/WingType.java Wings]. Generic parts can also be added as modded content.
| rowspan="4" |Element, Text
| rowspan="4" |Required
| rowspan="4" |
|-
|56
|hornTypes
|-
|66
|tailTypes
|-
|77
|wingTypes
|-
|17
|anusCapacity
| rowspan="4" |Capacity values for various penetrable orifices, from 0.0 to 25.0, following the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/valueEnums/Capacity.java Capacity] enumeration. Approximately the diameter of a comfortable penetration.
Typical values: 1.5 for Anus. 0 for Breasts/Crotch-Breasts. 2.5 for Vagina.

Size must be 7 or greater and capacity must be nonzero for nipple-penetration to be possible.
| rowspan="4" |Float
| rowspan="4" |Required
| rowspan="4" |0.0 to 25.0
|-
|32
|maleBreastCapacity/femaleBreastCapacity
|-
|46
|breastCrotchCapacity
|-
|72
|vaginaCapacity
|-
|18
|anusWetness
| rowspan="2" |Wetness rating for various penetrable orifices in arbitrary units. Enumeration value from 0 to 7, following the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/valueEnums/Wetness.java Wetness] enumeration.
Typical values: 0 ("dry") for Anus. 2 ("moist") for Vagina.
| rowspan="2" |Int
| rowspan="2" |Required
| rowspan="2" |0 to 7
|-
|73
|vaginaWetness
|-
|19
|anusDepth
| rowspan="4" |Depth rating for various penetrable orifices, ultimately used as a multiplier to depth calculated elsewhere.
Enumeration value from 0 to 7, following the the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/valueEnums/OrificeDepth.java OrificeDepth] enumeration.

Typical value: 2 ("average")
| rowspan="4" |Int
| rowspan="4" |Required
| rowspan="4" |0 to 7
|-
|33
|maleBreastDepth/femaleBreastDepth
|-
|47
|breastCrotchDepth
|-
|74
|vaginaDepth
|-
|20
|anusElasticity
| rowspan="4" |A rating for how quickly an orifice will stretch to accommodate larger penetration. Value from 0 to 7, following the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/valueEnums/OrificeElasticity.java OrificeElasticity] enumeration.
Typical values: 3 for Anus and Breasts/Crotch-Breasts. 4 for Vagina.
| rowspan="4" |Int
| rowspan="4" |Required
| rowspan="4" |0 to 7
|-
|34
|maleBreastElasticity/femaleBreastElasticity
|-
|48
|breastCrotchElasticity
|-
|75
|vaginaElasticity
|-
|21
|anusPlasticity
| rowspan="4" |Rating for how quickly an orifice will recover from being stretched, and if it will recover entirely or partially. Value from 0 to 7, following the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/valueEnums/OrificePlasticity.java OrificePlasticity] enumeration.
Typical values: 3 ("resilient", slowly recovers to original size)

If the player has gape content enabled, values above 5 will not recover entirely, and 7 will remain permanently gaped and not recover at all.
| rowspan="4" |Int
| rowspan="4" |Required
| rowspan="4" |0 to 7
|-
|35
|maleBreastPlasticity/femaleBreastPlasticity
|-
|49
|breastCrotchPlasticity
|-
|76
|vaginaPlasticity
|-
|11
|maleAntennaLength/femaleAntennaLength
|Length in centimeters. Leave as 0 for races without natural antennae.
|Int
|Required
|
|-
|13
|armRows
|How many pairs of arms characters will spawn with by default. Default value is 1. Up to 3 pairs are supported by the game.
|Int
|Required
|1 to 3
|-
|15
|maleAssSize/femaleAssSize
|Thiccness value, from 0 to 7 following the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/valueEnums/AssSize.java AssSize] enumeration.
Typically 2 (small) for male and 3 (large) for female.
|Int
|Required
|0 to 7
|-
|16
|maleHipSize/femaleHipSize
|Similar to cakedupness, but for the hips, and following the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/valueEnums/HipSize.java HipSize] enumeration. If omitted, will use the maleAssSize/femaleAssSize values.
|Int
|Optional
|0 to 7
|-
|23
|breastShapes
| rowspan="2" |A list of breast shapes available for natural character generation.
Sub-elements are "shape" elements, with the values matching [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/valueEnums/BreastShape.java BreastShape].
Listing all non-udder shapes manually:
 <breastShapes>

<shape>ROUND</shape>

<shape>POINTY</shape>

<shape>PERKY</shape>

<shape>SIDE_SET</shape>

<shape>WIDE</shape>

<shape>NARROW</shape>

</breastShapes>

Alternately, use an empty "breastShape" tag with an "udderShapes" attribute.

The list above can equivalently be entered as <code><breastShapes udderShapes="false"/></code>.

Having the "udderShapes" attribute be "true" adds the "UDDER" shape to the list in addition to the rest.
| rowspan="2" |Element, Text OR Empty with attribute
| rowspan="2" |Required
| rowspan="2" |
* ROUND
* POINTY
* PERKY
* SIDE_SET
* WIDE
* NARROW
* UDDERS
|-
|37
|breastCrotchShapes
|-
|24
|maleBreastSize/femaleBreastSize
| rowspan="2" |An integer from 0 to 91, according to the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/valueEnums/CupSize.java CupSize] enumeration.
For reference, 0 is "flat", 1-3 are not considered breasts for the purposes of sex/gender naming, C-cup is 7, F-cup is 11, and cup sizes F and up progress up as F, FF, G, GG, H, etc. up to N but skipping I/II. Typical values are 0 and 7 for M/F, 6 for crotch-breasts. Size must be 7 or greater and capacity must be nonzero for nipple-penetration to be possible.
| rowspan="2" |Int
| rowspan="2" |Required
| rowspan="2" |0 to 91
|-
|38
|breastCrotchSize
|-
|25
|maleBreastRows/femaleBreastRows
| rowspan="2" |Pairs of breasts, from 1 to up to 6.
Usually 1 for chest, 2 for crotch-breast.
| rowspan="2" |Int
| rowspan="2" |Required
| rowspan="2" |1 to 6
|-
|39
|breastCrotchRows
|-
|26
|maleNippleSize/femaleNippleSize
| rowspan="4" |An integer from 0 to 4, according to the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/valueEnums/NippleSize.java NippleSize] and [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/valueEnums/AreolaeSize.java AreolaSize] enumerations.
Typically nipples are 0 for male, 1 for female, 2 for crotch-breasts. Typically areolas are 0 for male, 2 for female, 2 for crotch-breasts.
| rowspan="4" |Int
| rowspan="4" |Required
| rowspan="4" |0 to 4
|-
|28
|maleAreolaeSize/femaleAreolaeSize
|-
|40
|breastCrotchNippleSize
|-
|42
|breastCrotchAreolaeSize
|-
|27
|maleNippleShape/femaleNippleShape
| rowspan="2" |Shape matching the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/valueEnums/NippleShape.java NippleShape] enumeration. Typically "NORMAL"
| rowspan="2" |Text
| rowspan="2" |Required
| rowspan="2" |
* NORMAL
* INVERTED
* VAGINA
* LIPS
|-
|41
|breastCrotchNippleShape
|-
|29
|maleAreolaeShape/femaleAreolaeShape
| rowspan="2" |Shape matching the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/valueEnums/AreolaeShape.java AreolaShape] enumeration. Typically "NORMAL"
| rowspan="2" |Text
| rowspan="2" |Required
| rowspan="2" |
* NORMAL
* HEART
* STAR
|-
|43
|breastCrotchAreolaeShape
|-
|30
|maleNippleCountPerBreast/femaleNippleCountPerBreast
| rowspan="2" |Number of nipples per breast, up to 4.
| rowspan="2" |Int
| rowspan="2" |Required
| rowspan="2" |1 to 4
|-
|44
|nippleCountPerBreastCrotch
|-
|31
|maleLactationRate/femaleLactationRate
| rowspan="2" |Despite the name, actually controls milk '''capacity'''. Integer is amount stored in mL. Typically 0 for races that do not lactate unless pregnant.
| rowspan="2" |Int
| rowspan="2" |Required
| rowspan="2" |0 to 100000
|-
|45
|breastCrotchLactationRate
|-
|53
|maleLipSize/femaleLipSize
|Lip size rating an integer 0 to 7, according to the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/valueEnums/LipSize.java LipSize] enumeration. Typically 1 ("average-sized") for male and 2 ("full") for female.
|Int
|Required
|0 to 7
|-
|55
|maleHairLength/femaleHairLength
|Length in cm, from 0 to 350. Typically 12 for male, 25 for female. Is overridden by furry/scalie hair preferences.
|Int
|Required
|0 to 350
|-
|57
|maleHornLength/femaleHornLength
|Length in cm, from 0 to 75. Inputting a 0 will disable horns for that femininity, allowing you to let only one spawn with horns. Other horn parameters such as number of rows/points are controlled in the horn [[Modding:Race Modding Guide#Body Parts|#body parts]] type file.
|Int
|Required
|0 to 75
|-
|59
|legConfiguration
|The default [[Leg Configuration]] for this race, following the LegConfiguration enumeration. Usually "BIPEDAL". If subspecies are defined with different leg configurations (for example [[horse-morph]] vs [[Horse-Morph#Centaur|centaur]]), the different leg configurations are applied at the subspecies changes in [[#body generation]]. The leg configurations compatible with leg types is controlled in the XML for those legs (see #body parts). Also make sure that the leg configuration used here (and in other places) match up to feral names in [[Modding:Race Modding Guide#Race Definition|#race definition]] and [[Modding:Race Modding Guide#Subspecies|#subspecies]].
|Text
|Required
|
* BIPEDAL
* QUADRUPEDAL
* TAIL_LONG
* TAIL
* ARACHNID
* CEPHALOPOD
* AVIAN
* WINGED_BIPED
|-
|61
|penisLength
|Length of the penis (for those who have them), in cm. Must be an integer 0 to 100. A typical value is 18 cm, a little larger than the worldwide average. It's a porn game, after all. A value of 0 is "microscopic".
|Int
|Required
|0 to 100
|-
|62
|penisGirth
| rowspan="2" |A thickness rating for dicks and clits, as an integer from 0 to 6, according to the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/valueEnums/PenetrationGirth.java PenetrationGirth] enumeration. For penises, typically 2 ("narrow"), 3 ("average"), or 4 ("girthy"). For clits, usually 0 ("thin").
| rowspan="2" |Int
| rowspan="2" |Required
| rowspan="2" |0 to 6
|-
|71
|clitGirth
|-
|63
|testicleSize
|An integer from 0 to 7 in abstract units, according to the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/valueEnums/TesticleSize.java TesticleSize] enumeration. Typically 2 ("average", human-sized), 3 ("large", for most furries) or 4 ("huge" for like horses and such).
|Int
|Required
|0 to 7
|-
|64
|testicleQuantity
|Number of nuts. Allowed values are 2 to 8, and can be odd. Usually 2.
|Int
|Required
|2 to 8
|-
|65
|cumProduction
|An integer for the capacity of cum storage in mL, from 0 to 10000. A typical value is around 80, compared to a realistic average of 1.5-5 mL for real-life ejaculations. It's a porn game. General "cum levels" are categorized based on the [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/valueEnums/CumProduction.java CumProduction] enumeration.
|Int
|Required
|0 to 10000
|-
|67
|tentacleType
|Currently unused (as of v0.4.9), as tentacles are only used for the leg configuration CEPHALOPOD. Leave this as <code><tentacleType>NONE</tentacleType></code>.
|Text
|Required
|NONE
|-
|70
|clitSize
|Clitoris length in cm, as an integer 0 to 100. A typical value is 0, for just a nub. Lengths above 4 enable using the clit as a penetrator. Size enumeration is in [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/valueEnums/ClitorisSize.java ClitorisSize].
|Int
|Required
|0 to 100
|-
|78
|maleWingSize/femaleWingSize
|Size rating for wings, as an integer 0 to 4. Usually 0. For wings to enable flight, requires a size of 3 or greater for most leg configurations and all ferals, and 4 (max) for non-ferals with QUADRUPEDAL, TAIL_LONG and ARACHNID.
|Int
|Required
|0 to 4
|}

=== Body Parts ===
These files each define a single part type, and are found in the folder as <code>res\mods\<author>\race\<race name>\bodyParts\<part name>.xml</code>, and the internal name for each is <code><author>_<race name>_<part name></code>. While the file name doesn't necessarily have to match what body part it is, it is recommended that you name them so they match (such as keeping the face type in <code>face.xml</code>). There can be multiple types for each body part, for example different tail variants as seen in the [[salamander-morph]] race: <code>tailFlame.xml</code> and <code>tailFrost.xml</code>.

These parts appear in the [[#Body Definition]] and could also appear in subspecies changes. Many of these will use the [[#Coverings]] you define for this race mod.

Depending on the body part, the elements required for each XML differs. Using existing parts from another race as a template is the easiest way to make sure all the required elements are present. You can also refer to the abstract types in [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/tree/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/abstractTypes src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/abstractTypes]. The constructor that takes in an XML file (example <code>public AbstractArmType(File XMLFile, String author, boolean mod)</code> in [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/abstractTypes/AbstractArmType.java AbstractArmType.java]) shows how the object loads up from the XML. Though the elements differ, there are common elements shared between different files:
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"
!Element
!Description
!Type
!Options
!Values
|-
|[root]
|The root name generally matches the part name, such as "penis" inside "penis.xml". The name of the root does not seem to actually matter though.
|Root
|Required
|
|-
|race
|The name of race for a body part. Usually should be the internal name of the race (e.g. innoxia_hyena).
Can also be set to NONE for "generic" parts that don't affect race calculations, and are available to all racial transformation potions. Avoid doing this for parts other than horns and wings, to avoid cluttering the potion enchantment menu.
|Text
|Required
|
|-
|transformationName
|The name that will be used when referring to transformations related to this type (such as when changing body parts in the self-TF menu). Usually just the race name (e.g. "hyena"). For different variant types, can be made different to make it easier to choose the right variant for potion making/self-tf.
|CDATA
|Required
|
|-
|coveringType
|Depending on the part, should be either an existing covering type, or one of the coverings defined in the race's [[#Coverings]]. If the part XML has a code-defined covering (e.g. "TONGUE"), it should probably be left alone.
|Text
|Required
|
|-
|tags
|Tags associated with the part type. Can define things like whether a face is a muzzle and has fangs, whether a tail can be used to penetrate orifices, etc. Tags can be found in [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/tags/BodyPartTag.java BodyPartTag.java], which has comments to tell you which tags can be used with what parts.
Each sub-element is a "tag" elements with the contents being the tag name, example: <code><tag>TAIL_TYPE_FUR</tag></code>
If left empty, will generally be filled with default tags.
|Element, Text
|Required, Can be empty
|
|-
|
* names
* namesPlural
* namesMasculine
* namesFeminine
* [x] before above
|Note the plural in the element name. Each sub-element is a "name" element, with the CDATA contents. Lists out names that can be used to generate body descriptions of this part. Ex:<blockquote> <namesMasculine>
<name><![CDATA[hyena-]]></name>

</namesMasculine></blockquote>If left empty, generally uses a generic list.
|Element, CDATA
|Required, Can be empty
|
|-
|
* name
* namePlural
* [x]Name
* [x]NamePlural
|Just a single name for a part (or aspect of the part), in the CDATA contents.
|CDATA
|Required
|
|-
|
* descriptorsMasculine
* descriptorsFeminine
* [x]descriptorsMasculine
* [x]descriptorsFeminine
|Each sub-element is a "descriptor" element, with the CDATA contents. Lists out descriptive statements used to generate body descriptions regarding this part. Ex:<blockquote> <descriptorsMasculine>
<descriptor>hyena-like</descriptor>

<descriptor>fluffy</descriptor>

</descriptorsMasculine></blockquote>This are ''outside'' of the full body description, and are instead used in scenes like sex or combat.
|Element, Text/CDATA
|Required, Can be empty
|
|-
|transformationDescription
|The description shown when transforming the part into this part, such as when drink a TF potion. Goes through the parser. Depending on the part, may be split into two variants for different conditions, such as single vs multi-tail. Usually ends with a statement clearly summarizing the transformation. Ex:<blockquote>Letting out an involuntary moan, [npc.name] [npc.verb(feel)] [npc.her] penis shifting into a new form, and [npc.sheIs] hit by a wave of overwhelming arousal as a thick sheath suddenly grows around the base of [npc.her] shaft. As [npc.she] [npc.verb(pant)] and [npc.verb(gasp)] for air, the tip of [npc.her] cock narrows down as it tapers into its new form.
<nowiki> </nowiki>[npc.She] now [npc.has] a [style.boldHyena(hyena-like penis)], [npc.materialDescriptor] [npc.penisFullDescription(true)].

<nowiki> </nowiki>[npc.She] [npc.has] [style.boldHyena([npc.ballsCount]#IF(npc.isInternalTesticles()) internal#ENDIF balls)], [npc.materialDescriptor] [npc.ballsFullDescription(true)], which produce [npc.cumColour(true)] [style.boldHyena(hyena cum)].</blockquote>
|CDATA
|Required
|
|-
|bodyDescription
|How this part is described in a character's description page.
|CDATA
|Required
|
|}
Depending on the part, there will be other elements (ex: default girth, penetration modifiers for a penis). In the hyena body parts, there are comments for each.

In the race folder, you can put parts that are not in use (such as horns, wings, etc.) into <code>res\mods\<author>\race\<race name>\unused_bodyParts\</code>. This isn't strictly necessary, as that folder is just ignored, but it can be handy to keep track of what parts are not used (or what parts are WIP).

=== Coverings ===
Coverings are found in the folder as <code>res\mods\<author>\race\<race name>\coveringTypes\<covering>.xml</code>, and the internal name for each is <code><author>_<race name>_<covering></code>. You will generally have three for body hair, eyes, and hair (respectively <code>body_hair.xml</code>, <code>eyes.xml</code> and <code>hair.xml</code>), and one covering for fur, scales, skin, etc. depending on what exactly your race needs. Covering types are not inherently tied to any particular race, so if you want to use existing covering types for these, you can. It'll just mean that the coloration for your species will be the same as another's.

These covering types are usually used in the [[#Body Parts]] you define for the race. The body hair covering is directly reference in the [[#Body Definition]].

The abstract type is found in [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/coverings/AbstractBodyCoveringType.java src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/coverings/AbstractBodyCoveringType.java].
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"
!Element
!Description
!Type
!Options
!Values
|-
|coveringType
|ROOT ELEMENT
|Root
|Required
|
|-
|category
|The category matching one in [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/coverings/BodyCoveringCategory.java BodyCoveringCategory.java]. The body hair, eyes and hair coverings have their own categories, so don't touch those. For the new fur/scales/skin etc., use one of the "MAIN_X" categories.
|Text
|Required
|
|-
|nameTransformation
|The name as it appears in transformation and Kate's makeover menus. Defaults to the value of the "name" element if left out.
|CDATA
|Optional
|
|-
|determiner
|The determiner which should be used when describing this covering. For fur, it's usually "a layer of", for feathers, it would be something like "a plume of".
|CDATA
|Required
|
|-
|name
|The name, used in places such as body descriptions and the body summary tooltip that appears when hovering over a character.
|CDATA
|Required
|
|-
|namePlural
|The plural of this covering. The 'pluralByDefault' attribute determines whether or not this covering is by default referred to as a plural. For example, a covering of feathers would be pluralByDefault="true", as it should be referred to as 'a plume of feathers', not 'a plume of feather'.
|CDATA
|Required
|
|-
|naturalCoveringModifiers
|The modifiers available to this covering during character generation. The sub-elements are "modifier" elements with text content matching a [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/valueEnums/CoveringModifier.java CoveringModifier.java]. The first in the list will be the "default" modifier". If this element is absent or empty, will default to just "SMOOTH", but will throw an error into the log. It's only ''technically'' optional, you should really fill this one out.
|Element, Text
|Optional, Can be Empty
|
|-
|extraCoveringModifiers
|Defined the same way as "naturalCoveringModifiers", gives more modifiers available in transformation menus.
|Element, Text
|Optional, Can be Empty
|
|-
|
* naturalPatterns
* extraPatterns
|Creates mappings of covering patterns and weights to use when generating this covering. See [[#Covering Patterns]].
|Element, Text
|Optional, Can be Empty
|
|-
|naturalColoursPrimary
extraColoursPrimary
naturalColoursSecondary
extraColoursSecondary
|Lists of colors available to this covering. See [[#Covering Colors]].
|Element, Text
|Optional, Can be Empty
|
|}

==== Covering Patterns ====
The "naturalPatterns" and "extraPatterns" maps are used to give weighted probabilities for different fur/skin/scale patterns to appear in generated characters.

The subelements are each "pattern" elements, with an attribute "weighting" giving an integer weight, and the content matching one of the patterns in [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/game/character/body/valueEnums/CoveringPattern.java CoveringPattern.java]. The ones you should generally use are:

* NONE
* HIGHLIGHTS
* STRIPED
* SPOTTED
* MOTTLED
* MARKED
* FRECKLED
* OMBRE

"NONE" is plain and unpatterned.

An example of a natural pattern map, from [[Hyena-morph]] fur:<blockquote> <naturalPatterns>

<pattern weighting="1">SPOTTED</pattern>

<pattern weighting="1">STRIPED</pattern>

</naturalPatterns></blockquote>If "naturalPatterns" is absent or empty, the map is just filled with "NONE" with a weight of 1. If a pattern is in both "extraPatterns" and "naturalPatterns", then that pattern is skipped over in "extraPatterns".

==== Covering Colors ====
These elements define which colors are available to the covering. If the covering is patterned, "primary" colors are on the ground, and "secondary" colors are the one that appear in pattern markings. For example, striped fur with orange as the primary and black as the secondary might be described as "orange with black stripes" in body descriptions. The colors in the "natural" lists are used when generating characters, and the "extra" colors only appear in transformation menus changing the colors of the covering.

There are two ways to set these lists:

# Use a "values" attribute in this element. The "value" attribute matches a color list preset found in [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/utils/colours/ColourListPresets.java ColourListPresets.java], such as "naturalFurColours".
# Explicitly list out colors. For each color to add to the list, create a "colour" sub-element with the text value being a color in [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/utils/colours/PresetColour.java PresetColour.java]. Usually, you would use one of the one starting with "COVERING_".

The example in [[hyena-morph]] fur:<blockquote> <naturalColoursPrimary>

<colour>COVERING_TAN</colour>

<colour>COVERING_BROWN</colour>

<colour>COVERING_BROWN_DARK</colour>

</naturalColoursPrimary>

<extraColoursPrimary values="allCoveringColours"/>

<naturalColoursSecondary>

<colour>COVERING_BLACK</colour>

</naturalColoursSecondary>

<extraColoursSecondary values="allCoveringColours"/></blockquote>Note you can use either the "values" attribute with a colour list preset, or list out the preset colors as sub-elements, but not in the same element. If you have both, the list preset given in the "values" attribute takes precedent.

=== Subspecies ===
=== Book Entries ===
=== Items ===
=== Colours ===
Each individual color XML file defines a custom text color, as <code>res/mods/<author>/colours/<colour name>.xml</code> (note the UK spelling). The internal name of the color is <code><author>_<colour name></code> (ex: <code>clayRed.xml</code>).
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"
!Element
!Description
!Type
!Options
!Values
|-
|colour
|ROOT ELEMENT
|Root
|Required
|
|-
|metallic
|For metallic colors, the color selection will have shading for a metal luster, and will have "metallic" automatically added to certain descriptions. Should be "false" in most cases, since most of the time the custom colors are used in description or icon text.
|Boolean
|Required
|
* true
* false
|-
|name
|The name of the color, used when displayed in descriptions or color selections.
|CData
|Required
|
|-
|colour
|A hex code for the color. Six hexadecimal digits, for RGB. Uses the Java function <code>Integer.parseInt</code> [https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/api/java/lang/Integer.html#parseInt-java.lang.String- Oracle Doc]. Ex: <code>a62e21</code>
|Text
|Required
|
|-
|lightColour
|A lighter version of the "colour" element. When using this for description text and icons, can just be the same as "colour".
|Text
|Required
|
|-
|coveringIconColour
|The color displayed in '''color selections'''. Can be left out or be left empty, in which case this defaults to the value in "colour".
|Text
|Optional
|
|-
|formattingNames
|Alias names for this color, especially convenient for parser color formatting. Sub elements should be "name" elements, with CData content of the alias.
Example: <code><name><![CDATA[brickRed]]></name></code> in the color XML will let the parser use <code>[style.boldBrickRed(This text gets displayed as brick red)]</code> for color styling.
|Element, CData
|Optional
|
|-
|tags
|Purportedly adds colors to certain lists for covering generation, etc. Does not appear to actually do anything yet. Leave as empty-tag element. Subelements would be "tag" elements, with the content being text matching a [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/utils/colours/ColourTag.java ColourTag].
|Element, Text
|Optional
|
|}

==== Using Colors ====
Usually though, you can use one of the preset colors here: [https://github.com/Innoxia/liliths-throne-public/blob/dev/src/com/lilithsthrone/utils/colours/PresetColour.java PresetColour.java].

These colors are used either as text mod XML files, or in CData sent through the parser.

When using the colors in an XML file, it should use the internal name of the color (ex: <code>sightglass_clayRed</code>).

When using it to style text in the parser (see the [[Modding:Parser Primer#style|parser primer section on style]]), use one of the formattingNames (ex: <code>[style.boldBrickRed(This text gets displayed as brick red)]</code>).
=== Combat Moves ===
=== Name Lists ===

== Other Resources ==

* [[Modding:Parser Primer]] / [[Parser Command Reference]] / [[Parser Target and Binding Reference]]
* [[Modding:XML File Format Primer]]
* [[Modding:Inkscape for LT|Modding:Inkscape Guide for LT]]
* __FORCETOC__[[Modding:General Modding Guide]]
[[Category:Modding Guides]]
[[Category:WIP]]

User talk:Sightglass

2024-03-15T21:10:49Z

Sightglass:

Todo/WIP:
* Race modding guide
* Quest and questline stubs
* Parser Primer

Modding:Parser Primer

2024-03-14T07:39:19Z

Sightglass:

LT's parser takes in text from mods and resource files, executes scripts to perform game actions or retrieve information, applies formatting, and outputs text marked up with html to display onto the game screen.

Modders will definitely want to read the [[#Scripting]] section.

''See also for reference: [[Parser Command Reference]] and [[Parser Target and Binding Reference]]''

== In-Game Guide ==
'''''The following is taken from the parser help scene in the game's debug menu:'''''
<h4 style="text-align:center; font-size:1.4em;">
Innoxia’s super fun and interesting guide to parsing
</h4>

You put in the input, and it returns a nice output!


<h6>
Input:
</h6>
 Everything is parsed using square brackets, split into the following pattern: [target.command] or, for the few special commands that require arguments: [target.command(arguments)] or, for parsing as a script: [#command] or, for parsing as a script which suppresses output: [##command] (This means that the command will be executed, but no String output will be displayed.)


An example of use in a sentence would be: As you start to read Innoxia’s tedious parsing documentation, [lilaya.name] steps up behind you and wraps [lilaya.her] [lilaya.tail+] around your [pc.leg]. Leaning in over your shoulder, [lilaya.she] groans, [lilaya.speech(Oh my God. This is so boring, [#pc.getName(true)]!)]’ parses to: As you start to read Innoxia’s tedious parsing documentation, Lilaya steps up behind you and wraps her thick tail around your legs. Leaning in over your shoulder, she groans, Oh my God. This is so boring, Vivian!

 
<h6>
Target tag:
</h6>

The target of a command is an NPC’s name, or ‘pc’ for the player character. Target tags are case-insensitive. (i.e. pc is treated the same as PC, pC, or Pc) If an unrecognised name is passed, the output will read ‘INVALID_TARGET_NAME’. Currently accepted target tags can be viewed in the ‘Targets’ page. e.g.: [lilaya.command] [pc.command(arguments)] [npc.command]

 
<h6>
Command and argument tags:
</h6>

Command tags determine what output is returned. They come in two varieties; with and without arguments. Arguments are passed inside brackets that follow the command, ignoring any spaces that you may insert. i.e. [pc.command(arguments)] is the same as [pc.command (arguments)]. Command tags are only case-sensitive for the first letter. (i.e. command is treated the same as cOMMAND, cOmMaNd, or commanD) Arguments are specific to each command, and you’ll have to refer to the command documentation to find out what arguments a command takes. (Don’t worry, there aren’t many that take arguments.) e.g.: [pc.speech(Hello reader!)] outputs Hello reader!


Command modifier (a_ an_) You may insert ‘a_’ or ‘an_’ to automatically generate the appropriate pronoun before an argument. (It’s your choice if you prefer a_ or an_, they both work in exactly the same way.) e.g.: [npc.height] outputs ‘tall’ [npc.a_height] outputs ‘a tall’ [npc.an_height] also outputs ‘a tall’ For some body part names, this provides a little more complexity. e.g.: [npc.arms] outputs ‘wings’ [npc.a_arms] outputs ‘a pair of wings’ [npc.an_arms] also outputs ‘a pair of wings’ 


Command modifier (Capitalisation) Most commands are able to apply capitalisation. The ones that don’t, such as numeric output commands, will still happily take a capitalised command, but capitalisation won’t be applied. To capitalise an output, all you have to do is capitalise the first letter of the command name. e.g.: [npc.height] outputs ‘tall’ [npc.hEIGHT] also outputs ‘tall’ (I’m sure nobody would ever do this…) [npc.Height] outputs ‘Tall’ [npc.a_height] outputs ‘a tall’ [npc.A_height] outputs ‘A tall’ [npc.a_Height] also outputs ‘A tall’ 

Command modifier (+ D) Most commands that return a name are able to apply additional randomised descriptors. (You can check to see what commands accept ‘+’ and ‘D’ modifiers in the ‘Commands’ page.) To apply additional descriptors to the returned output, all you have to do is add a ‘+’, ‘d’, or ‘D’ to the end of the command. This works in combination with ‘a_ an_’ and ‘Capitalisation’ modifiers. e.g.: [npc.arms] outputs ‘wings’ [npc.arms+] outputs ‘feathered wings’ [npc.armsD] also outputs ‘feathered wings’ [npc.armsd] also outputs ‘feathered wings’ [npc.ArmsD] outputs ‘Feathered wings’ [npc.a_arms+] outputs ‘a pair of feathered wings’ [npc.A_arms+] outputs ‘A pair of feathered wings’ Some outputs have more randomisation than others. e.g.: [npc.pussy] outputs ‘slit’ [npc.pussy] outputs ‘cunt’ [npc.pussy+] outputs ‘wet pussy’ [npc.pussy+] outputs ‘tentacle-lined twat’ 

<h6>
Conclusion:
</h6>

Valid command syntax: [target.command] or [target.command(arguments)] 
<h6>
Examples:
</h6>
 [brax.name] leans back in [brax.his] chair, wondering what happened to [arthur.name] after [brax.he] handed [[arthur.him]] over to Scarlett. outputs: ‘Brax leans back in his chair, wondering what happened to Arthur after he handed him over to Scarlett.’ [rose.name] leans back in [rose.herHuis] chair, letting out a sigh as [rose.shyeHe] takes a sip of [rose.name] coffee. outputs: Rose leans back in command_unknown chair, letting out a sigh as command_unknown takes a sip of Rose coffee. Note: Typos will cause the parsing system to return an invalid command string, whereas incorrect commands (such as typing .name instead of .herHis) will not throw an error! [lilaya.name] storms up to [innoxia.name], shouting angrily in response to finding out that [lilaya.her] sex scenes haven’t been fixed yet, [lilaya.speech(What the hell are you doing Innoxia?! You said my scenes were going to be re-written weeks ago!)] outputs: ‘Lilaya storms up to Innoxia, shouting angrily in response to finding out that her sex scenes haven’t been fixed yet, What the hell are you doing Innoxia?! You said my scenes were going to be re-written weeks ago!’


Dialogue written by Innoxia for Lilith’s Throne v0.4.9

== Scripting ==
=== Flow Control ===
=== Using var ===
[[Category:Modding Guides]]

Modding:Parser Primer

2024-03-14T07:36:03Z

Sightglass: Add see-also

LT's parser takes in text from mods and resource files, executes scripts to perform game actions or retrieve information, applies formatting, and outputs text marked up with html to display onto the game screen.

''See also for reference: [[Parser Command Reference]] and [[Parser Target and Binding Reference]]''

== In-Game Guide ==
'''''The following is taken from the parser help scene in the game's debug menu:'''''
<h4 style="text-align:center; font-size:1.4em;">
Innoxia’s super fun and interesting guide to parsing
</h4>

You put in the input, and it returns a nice output!


<h6>
Input:
</h6>
 Everything is parsed using square brackets, split into the following pattern: [target.command] or, for the few special commands that require arguments: [target.command(arguments)] or, for parsing as a script: [#command] or, for parsing as a script which suppresses output: [##command] (This means that the command will be executed, but no String output will be displayed.)


An example of use in a sentence would be: As you start to read Innoxia’s tedious parsing documentation, [lilaya.name] steps up behind you and wraps [lilaya.her] [lilaya.tail+] around your [pc.leg]. Leaning in over your shoulder, [lilaya.she] groans, [lilaya.speech(Oh my God. This is so boring, [#pc.getName(true)]!)]’ parses to: As you start to read Innoxia’s tedious parsing documentation, Lilaya steps up behind you and wraps her thick tail around your legs. Leaning in over your shoulder, she groans, Oh my God. This is so boring, Vivian!

 
<h6>
Target tag:
</h6>

The target of a command is an NPC’s name, or ‘pc’ for the player character. Target tags are case-insensitive. (i.e. pc is treated the same as PC, pC, or Pc) If an unrecognised name is passed, the output will read ‘INVALID_TARGET_NAME’. Currently accepted target tags can be viewed in the ‘Targets’ page. e.g.: [lilaya.command] [pc.command(arguments)] [npc.command]

 
<h6>
Command and argument tags:
</h6>

Command tags determine what output is returned. They come in two varieties; with and without arguments. Arguments are passed inside brackets that follow the command, ignoring any spaces that you may insert. i.e. [pc.command(arguments)] is the same as [pc.command (arguments)]. Command tags are only case-sensitive for the first letter. (i.e. command is treated the same as cOMMAND, cOmMaNd, or commanD) Arguments are specific to each command, and you’ll have to refer to the command documentation to find out what arguments a command takes. (Don’t worry, there aren’t many that take arguments.) e.g.: [pc.speech(Hello reader!)] outputs Hello reader!


Command modifier (a_ an_) You may insert ‘a_’ or ‘an_’ to automatically generate the appropriate pronoun before an argument. (It’s your choice if you prefer a_ or an_, they both work in exactly the same way.) e.g.: [npc.height] outputs ‘tall’ [npc.a_height] outputs ‘a tall’ [npc.an_height] also outputs ‘a tall’ For some body part names, this provides a little more complexity. e.g.: [npc.arms] outputs ‘wings’ [npc.a_arms] outputs ‘a pair of wings’ [npc.an_arms] also outputs ‘a pair of wings’ 


Command modifier (Capitalisation) Most commands are able to apply capitalisation. The ones that don’t, such as numeric output commands, will still happily take a capitalised command, but capitalisation won’t be applied. To capitalise an output, all you have to do is capitalise the first letter of the command name. e.g.: [npc.height] outputs ‘tall’ [npc.hEIGHT] also outputs ‘tall’ (I’m sure nobody would ever do this…) [npc.Height] outputs ‘Tall’ [npc.a_height] outputs ‘a tall’ [npc.A_height] outputs ‘A tall’ [npc.a_Height] also outputs ‘A tall’ 

Command modifier (+ D) Most commands that return a name are able to apply additional randomised descriptors. (You can check to see what commands accept ‘+’ and ‘D’ modifiers in the ‘Commands’ page.) To apply additional descriptors to the returned output, all you have to do is add a ‘+’, ‘d’, or ‘D’ to the end of the command. This works in combination with ‘a_ an_’ and ‘Capitalisation’ modifiers. e.g.: [npc.arms] outputs ‘wings’ [npc.arms+] outputs ‘feathered wings’ [npc.armsD] also outputs ‘feathered wings’ [npc.armsd] also outputs ‘feathered wings’ [npc.ArmsD] outputs ‘Feathered wings’ [npc.a_arms+] outputs ‘a pair of feathered wings’ [npc.A_arms+] outputs ‘A pair of feathered wings’ Some outputs have more randomisation than others. e.g.: [npc.pussy] outputs ‘slit’ [npc.pussy] outputs ‘cunt’ [npc.pussy+] outputs ‘wet pussy’ [npc.pussy+] outputs ‘tentacle-lined twat’ 

<h6>
Conclusion:
</h6>

Valid command syntax: [target.command] or [target.command(arguments)] 
<h6>
Examples:
</h6>
 [brax.name] leans back in [brax.his] chair, wondering what happened to [arthur.name] after [brax.he] handed [[arthur.him]] over to Scarlett. outputs: ‘Brax leans back in his chair, wondering what happened to Arthur after he handed him over to Scarlett.’ [rose.name] leans back in [rose.herHuis] chair, letting out a sigh as [rose.shyeHe] takes a sip of [rose.name] coffee. outputs: Rose leans back in command_unknown chair, letting out a sigh as command_unknown takes a sip of Rose coffee. Note: Typos will cause the parsing system to return an invalid command string, whereas incorrect commands (such as typing .name instead of .herHis) will not throw an error! [lilaya.name] storms up to [innoxia.name], shouting angrily in response to finding out that [lilaya.her] sex scenes haven’t been fixed yet, [lilaya.speech(What the hell are you doing Innoxia?! You said my scenes were going to be re-written weeks ago!)] outputs: ‘Lilaya storms up to Innoxia, shouting angrily in response to finding out that her sex scenes haven’t been fixed yet, What the hell are you doing Innoxia?! You said my scenes were going to be re-written weeks ago!’


Dialogue written by Innoxia for Lilith’s Throne v0.4.9

== Scripting ==
=== Flow Control ===
=== Using var ===
[[Category:Modding Guides]]

Modding:Parser Primer

2024-03-14T07:34:20Z

Sightglass: Prepare headings for scripting section

LT's parser takes in text from mods and resource files, executes scripts to perform game actions or retrieve information, applies formatting, and outputs text marked up with html to display onto the game screen.

== In-Game Guide ==
'''''The following is taken from the parser help scene in the game's debug menu:'''''
<h4 style="text-align:center; font-size:1.4em;">
Innoxia’s super fun and interesting guide to parsing
</h4>

You put in the input, and it returns a nice output!


<h6>
Input:
</h6>
 Everything is parsed using square brackets, split into the following pattern: [target.command] or, for the few special commands that require arguments: [target.command(arguments)] or, for parsing as a script: [#command] or, for parsing as a script which suppresses output: [##command] (This means that the command will be executed, but no String output will be displayed.)


An example of use in a sentence would be: As you start to read Innoxia’s tedious parsing documentation, [lilaya.name] steps up behind you and wraps [lilaya.her] [lilaya.tail+] around your [pc.leg]. Leaning in over your shoulder, [lilaya.she] groans, [lilaya.speech(Oh my God. This is so boring, [#pc.getName(true)]!)]’ parses to: As you start to read Innoxia’s tedious parsing documentation, Lilaya steps up behind you and wraps her thick tail around your legs. Leaning in over your shoulder, she groans, Oh my God. This is so boring, Vivian!

 
<h6>
Target tag:
</h6>

The target of a command is an NPC’s name, or ‘pc’ for the player character. Target tags are case-insensitive. (i.e. pc is treated the same as PC, pC, or Pc) If an unrecognised name is passed, the output will read ‘INVALID_TARGET_NAME’. Currently accepted target tags can be viewed in the ‘Targets’ page. e.g.: [lilaya.command] [pc.command(arguments)] [npc.command]

 
<h6>
Command and argument tags:
</h6>

Command tags determine what output is returned. They come in two varieties; with and without arguments. Arguments are passed inside brackets that follow the command, ignoring any spaces that you may insert. i.e. [pc.command(arguments)] is the same as [pc.command (arguments)]. Command tags are only case-sensitive for the first letter. (i.e. command is treated the same as cOMMAND, cOmMaNd, or commanD) Arguments are specific to each command, and you’ll have to refer to the command documentation to find out what arguments a command takes. (Don’t worry, there aren’t many that take arguments.) e.g.: [pc.speech(Hello reader!)] outputs Hello reader!


Command modifier (a_ an_) You may insert ‘a_’ or ‘an_’ to automatically generate the appropriate pronoun before an argument. (It’s your choice if you prefer a_ or an_, they both work in exactly the same way.) e.g.: [npc.height] outputs ‘tall’ [npc.a_height] outputs ‘a tall’ [npc.an_height] also outputs ‘a tall’ For some body part names, this provides a little more complexity. e.g.: [npc.arms] outputs ‘wings’ [npc.a_arms] outputs ‘a pair of wings’ [npc.an_arms] also outputs ‘a pair of wings’ 


Command modifier (Capitalisation) Most commands are able to apply capitalisation. The ones that don’t, such as numeric output commands, will still happily take a capitalised command, but capitalisation won’t be applied. To capitalise an output, all you have to do is capitalise the first letter of the command name. e.g.: [npc.height] outputs ‘tall’ [npc.hEIGHT] also outputs ‘tall’ (I’m sure nobody would ever do this…) [npc.Height] outputs ‘Tall’ [npc.a_height] outputs ‘a tall’ [npc.A_height] outputs ‘A tall’ [npc.a_Height] also outputs ‘A tall’ 

Command modifier (+ D) Most commands that return a name are able to apply additional randomised descriptors. (You can check to see what commands accept ‘+’ and ‘D’ modifiers in the ‘Commands’ page.) To apply additional descriptors to the returned output, all you have to do is add a ‘+’, ‘d’, or ‘D’ to the end of the command. This works in combination with ‘a_ an_’ and ‘Capitalisation’ modifiers. e.g.: [npc.arms] outputs ‘wings’ [npc.arms+] outputs ‘feathered wings’ [npc.armsD] also outputs ‘feathered wings’ [npc.armsd] also outputs ‘feathered wings’ [npc.ArmsD] outputs ‘Feathered wings’ [npc.a_arms+] outputs ‘a pair of feathered wings’ [npc.A_arms+] outputs ‘A pair of feathered wings’ Some outputs have more randomisation than others. e.g.: [npc.pussy] outputs ‘slit’ [npc.pussy] outputs ‘cunt’ [npc.pussy+] outputs ‘wet pussy’ [npc.pussy+] outputs ‘tentacle-lined twat’ 

<h6>
Conclusion:
</h6>

Valid command syntax: [target.command] or [target.command(arguments)] 
<h6>
Examples:
</h6>
 [brax.name] leans back in [brax.his] chair, wondering what happened to [arthur.name] after [brax.he] handed [[arthur.him]] over to Scarlett. outputs: ‘Brax leans back in his chair, wondering what happened to Arthur after he handed him over to Scarlett.’ [rose.name] leans back in [rose.herHuis] chair, letting out a sigh as [rose.shyeHe] takes a sip of [rose.name] coffee. outputs: Rose leans back in command_unknown chair, letting out a sigh as command_unknown takes a sip of Rose coffee. Note: Typos will cause the parsing system to return an invalid command string, whereas incorrect commands (such as typing .name instead of .herHis) will not throw an error! [lilaya.name] storms up to [innoxia.name], shouting angrily in response to finding out that [lilaya.her] sex scenes haven’t been fixed yet, [lilaya.speech(What the hell are you doing Innoxia?! You said my scenes were going to be re-written weeks ago!)] outputs: ‘Lilaya storms up to Innoxia, shouting angrily in response to finding out that her sex scenes haven’t been fixed yet, What the hell are you doing Innoxia?! You said my scenes were going to be re-written weeks ago!’


Dialogue written by Innoxia for Lilith’s Throne v0.4.9

== Scripting ==
=== Flow Control ===
=== Using var ===
[[Category:Modding Guides]]

Modding:Parser Primer

2024-03-14T07:32:25Z

Sightglass: Added contents of in-game guide

LT's parser takes in text from mods and resource files, executes scripts to perform game actions or retrieve information, applies formatting, and outputs text marked up with html to display onto the game screen.

== In-Game Guide ==
'''''The following is taken from the parser help scene in the game's debug menu:'''''
<h4 style="text-align:center; font-size:1.4em;">
Innoxia’s super fun and interesting guide to parsing
</h4>

You put in the input, and it returns a nice output!


<h6>
Input:
</h6>
 Everything is parsed using square brackets, split into the following pattern: [target.command] or, for the few special commands that require arguments: [target.command(arguments)] or, for parsing as a script: [#command] or, for parsing as a script which suppresses output: [##command] (This means that the command will be executed, but no String output will be displayed.)


An example of use in a sentence would be: As you start to read Innoxia’s tedious parsing documentation, [lilaya.name] steps up behind you and wraps [lilaya.her] [lilaya.tail+] around your [pc.leg]. Leaning in over your shoulder, [lilaya.she] groans, [lilaya.speech(Oh my God. This is so boring, [#pc.getName(true)]!)]’ parses to: As you start to read Innoxia’s tedious parsing documentation, Lilaya steps up behind you and wraps her thick tail around your legs. Leaning in over your shoulder, she groans, Oh my God. This is so boring, Vivian!

 
<h6>
Target tag:
</h6>

The target of a command is an NPC’s name, or ‘pc’ for the player character. Target tags are case-insensitive. (i.e. pc is treated the same as PC, pC, or Pc) If an unrecognised name is passed, the output will read ‘INVALID_TARGET_NAME’. Currently accepted target tags can be viewed in the ‘Targets’ page. e.g.: [lilaya.command] [pc.command(arguments)] [npc.command]

 
<h6>
Command and argument tags:
</h6>

Command tags determine what output is returned. They come in two varieties; with and without arguments. Arguments are passed inside brackets that follow the command, ignoring any spaces that you may insert. i.e. [pc.command(arguments)] is the same as [pc.command (arguments)]. Command tags are only case-sensitive for the first letter. (i.e. command is treated the same as cOMMAND, cOmMaNd, or commanD) Arguments are specific to each command, and you’ll have to refer to the command documentation to find out what arguments a command takes. (Don’t worry, there aren’t many that take arguments.) e.g.: [pc.speech(Hello reader!)] outputs Hello reader!


Command modifier (a_ an_) You may insert ‘a_’ or ‘an_’ to automatically generate the appropriate pronoun before an argument. (It’s your choice if you prefer a_ or an_, they both work in exactly the same way.) e.g.: [npc.height] outputs ‘tall’ [npc.a_height] outputs ‘a tall’ [npc.an_height] also outputs ‘a tall’ For some body part names, this provides a little more complexity. e.g.: [npc.arms] outputs ‘wings’ [npc.a_arms] outputs ‘a pair of wings’ [npc.an_arms] also outputs ‘a pair of wings’ 


Command modifier (Capitalisation) Most commands are able to apply capitalisation. The ones that don’t, such as numeric output commands, will still happily take a capitalised command, but capitalisation won’t be applied. To capitalise an output, all you have to do is capitalise the first letter of the command name. e.g.: [npc.height] outputs ‘tall’ [npc.hEIGHT] also outputs ‘tall’ (I’m sure nobody would ever do this…) [npc.Height] outputs ‘Tall’ [npc.a_height] outputs ‘a tall’ [npc.A_height] outputs ‘A tall’ [npc.a_Height] also outputs ‘A tall’ 

Command modifier (+ D) Most commands that return a name are able to apply additional randomised descriptors. (You can check to see what commands accept ‘+’ and ‘D’ modifiers in the ‘Commands’ page.) To apply additional descriptors to the returned output, all you have to do is add a ‘+’, ‘d’, or ‘D’ to the end of the command. This works in combination with ‘a_ an_’ and ‘Capitalisation’ modifiers. e.g.: [npc.arms] outputs ‘wings’ [npc.arms+] outputs ‘feathered wings’ [npc.armsD] also outputs ‘feathered wings’ [npc.armsd] also outputs ‘feathered wings’ [npc.ArmsD] outputs ‘Feathered wings’ [npc.a_arms+] outputs ‘a pair of feathered wings’ [npc.A_arms+] outputs ‘A pair of feathered wings’ Some outputs have more randomisation than others. e.g.: [npc.pussy] outputs ‘slit’ [npc.pussy] outputs ‘cunt’ [npc.pussy+] outputs ‘wet pussy’ [npc.pussy+] outputs ‘tentacle-lined twat’ 

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Conclusion:
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Valid command syntax: [target.command] or [target.command(arguments)] 
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 [brax.name] leans back in [brax.his] chair, wondering what happened to [arthur.name] after [brax.he] handed [[arthur.him]] over to Scarlett. outputs: ‘Brax leans back in his chair, wondering what happened to Arthur after he handed him over to Scarlett.’ [rose.name] leans back in [rose.herHuis] chair, letting out a sigh as [rose.shyeHe] takes a sip of [rose.name] coffee. outputs: Rose leans back in command_unknown chair, letting out a sigh as command_unknown takes a sip of Rose coffee. Note: Typos will cause the parsing system to return an invalid command string, whereas incorrect commands (such as typing .name instead of .herHis) will not throw an error! [lilaya.name] storms up to [innoxia.name], shouting angrily in response to finding out that [lilaya.her] sex scenes haven’t been fixed yet, [lilaya.speech(What the hell are you doing Innoxia?! You said my scenes were going to be re-written weeks ago!)] outputs: ‘Lilaya storms up to Innoxia, shouting angrily in response to finding out that her sex scenes haven’t been fixed yet, What the hell are you doing Innoxia?! You said my scenes were going to be re-written weeks ago!’


Dialogue written by Innoxia for Lilith’s Throne v0.4.9


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Parser Command Reference

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'''''This page is current for game version 0.4.9'''''
''See also: [[Parser Target and Binding Reference]]''
= Parser Command Reference =
Here are a list of accepted ''commands'', for use in the parsing syntax: 
[''target''.''command(arguments)'']

'''Please don't be intimidated by the number of commands!''' The ''vast'' majority of them are automatically generated 'standard' variations for body parts, following a (hopefully) intuitive naming system.

== Generic ==
'''001.''' ''wall'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of what kind of wall is in the character's area (for having sex against). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''wall''] -> wall 
[''brax''.''wall''] -> wall 
[''kate''.''wall''] -> wall

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'''002.''' ''desk'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of what kind of desk is in the character's area (for having sex over). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''desk''] -> desk 
[''brax''.''desk''] -> desk 
[''kate''.''desk''] -> desk

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'''003.''' ''moneyFormat'' 
''(amount, tag)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the supplied number as money, using the tag as the html tag. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''moneyFormat(Example argument)''] -> 
[''brax''.''moneyFormat(Example argument)''] -> 
[''kate''.''moneyFormat(Example argument)''] ->

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'''004.''' ''intFormat'' | ''intToString'' | ''parseInt'' 
''(integer)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the passed integer argument as a String. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''intFormat(Example argument)''] -> 
[''brax''.''intFormat(Example argument)''] -> 
[''kate''.''intFormat(Example argument)''] ->

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'''005.''' ''moneyFormatUncoloured'' | ''moneyFormatNoColour'' | ''moneyFormatUncolored'' | ''moneyFormatNoColor'' 
''(amount, tag)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the supplied number as money, using the tag as the html tag. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''moneyFormatUncoloured(Example argument)''] -> 
[''brax''.''moneyFormatUncoloured(Example argument)''] -> 
[''kate''.''moneyFormatUncoloured(Example argument)''] ->

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'''006.''' ''money'' 
''(asWords)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns how much money the character has. Pass in true to format the integer into words (e.g. 100 -> one hundred). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''money(Example argument)''] -> 10 
[''brax''.''money(Example argument)''] -> 10 
[''kate''.''money(Example argument)''] -> 562

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'''007.''' ''random'' 
''(text1 | text2 | text3)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a random string from the supplied arguments. Nesting 'random' commands inside one another currently does not work. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''random(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''random(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''random(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''008.''' ''name'' 
''(prefix/real name)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the target, '''automatically appending''' 'the' to names that don't start with a capital letter. If a prefix is provided, the prefix will be appended (with an automatic addition of a space) to non-capitalised names. If a blank space or 'true' is set as the argument, the character's true name will be returned, ignoring whether or not the player knows it. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''name(Example argument)''] -> Lilaya 
[''brax''.''name(Example argument)''] -> Brax 
[''kate''.''name(Example argument)''] -> Kate

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'''009.''' ''namePos'' 
''(prefix/real name)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a possessive version of the name of the target, '''automatically appending''' 'the' to names that don't start with a capital letter. If you need the actual name (for player third-person reference, or to ignore knowledge of name), pass either ' ' or 'true' as an argument. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''namePos(Example argument)''] -> Lilaya's 
[''brax''.''namePos(Example argument)''] -> Brax's 
[''kate''.''namePos(Example argument)''] -> Kate's

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'''010.''' ''nameIs'' 
''(prefix/real name)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a contractive version of the name of the target, '''automatically appending''' 'the' to names that don't start with a capital letter. If you need the actual player name for third-person reference, passin 'true' as an argument. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''nameIs(Example argument)''] -> Lilaya's 
[''brax''.''nameIs(Example argument)''] -> Brax's 
[''kate''.''nameIs(Example argument)''] -> Kate's

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'''011.''' ''nameIsFull'' 
''(prefix/real name)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a contractive version of the name of the target, '''automatically appending''' 'the' to names that don't start with a capital letter. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''nameIsFull(Example argument)''] -> Lilaya is 
[''brax''.''nameIsFull(Example argument)''] -> Brax is 
[''kate''.''nameIsFull(Example argument)''] -> Kate is

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'''012.''' ''nameHas'' 
''(prefix/real name)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a contractive version of the name of the target, '''automatically appending''' 'the' to names that don't start with a capital letter. If you need the actual player name for third-person reference, passin 'true' as an argument. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''nameHas(Example argument)''] -> Lilaya's 
[''brax''.''nameHas(Example argument)''] -> Brax's 
[''kate''.''nameHas(Example argument)''] -> Kate's

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'''013.''' ''nameHasFull'' 
''(prefix/real name)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a contractive version of the name of the target, '''automatically appending''' 'the' to names that don't start with a capital letter, followed by 'has' or 'have'. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''nameHasFull(Example argument)''] -> Lilaya has 
[''brax''.''nameHasFull(Example argument)''] -> Brax has 
[''kate''.''nameHasFull(Example argument)''] -> Kate has

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'''014.''' ''verb'' | ''verbPerson'' 
''(verb)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a verb in the (probably) correct person for this character. A player might get 'wiggle' where an NPC would get 'wiggles'. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''verb(Example argument)''] -> Example arguments 
[''brax''.''verb(Example argument)''] -> Example arguments 
[''kate''.''verb(Example argument)''] -> Example arguments

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'''015.''' ''walk'' | ''slither'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the appropriate present first person singular verb for this character's movement. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''walk''] -> walk 
[''brax''.''walk''] -> walk 
[''kate''.''walk''] -> walk

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'''016.''' ''walks'' | ''slithers'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the appropriate present third person singular verb for this character's movement. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''walks''] -> walks 
[''brax''.''walks''] -> walks 
[''kate''.''walks''] -> walks

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'''017.''' ''walking'' | ''slithering'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the appropriate present participle verb for this character's movement. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''walking''] -> walking 
[''brax''.''walking''] -> walking 
[''kate''.''walking''] -> walking

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'''018.''' ''walked'' | ''slithered'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the appropriate past participle verb for this character's movement. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''walked''] -> walked 
[''brax''.''walked''] -> walked 
[''kate''.''walked''] -> walked

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'''019.''' ''step'' | ''slide'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the appropriate present first person singular verb for this character's individual movement action. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''step''] -> step 
[''brax''.''step''] -> step 
[''kate''.''step''] -> step

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'''020.''' ''steps'' | ''slides'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the appropriate present third person singular verb for this character's individual movement action. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''steps''] -> steps 
[''brax''.''steps''] -> steps 
[''kate''.''steps''] -> steps

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'''021.''' ''stepping'' | ''sliding'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the appropriate present participle verb for this character's individual movement action. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''stepping''] -> stepping 
[''brax''.''stepping''] -> stepping 
[''kate''.''stepping''] -> stepping

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'''022.''' ''stepped'' | ''slid'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the appropriate past participle verb for this character's individual movement action. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''stepped''] -> stepped 
[''brax''.''stepped''] -> stepped 
[''kate''.''stepped''] -> stepped

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'''023.''' ''surname'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the surname of the target. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''surname''] -> Lyssiethmartusarri 
[''brax''.''surname''] -> Volkov 
[''kate''.''surname''] -> Lasiellemartu

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'''024.''' ''fullName'' | ''nameFull'' 
''(prefix)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the target, '''automatically appending''' 'the' to names that don't start with a capital letter. If you want the basic form of the name, pass in a space as an argument. If a prefix is provided, the prefix will be appended (with an automatic addition of a space) to non-capitalised names. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''fullName(Example argument)''] -> Lilaya Lyssiethmartusarri 
[''brax''.''fullName(Example argument)''] -> Brax Volkov 
[''kate''.''fullName(Example argument)''] -> Kate Lasiellemartu

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'''025.''' ''pcName'' | ''pcPetName'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name that this character prefers to call the player by. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''pcName''] -> Terry 
[''brax''.''pcName''] -> Terry 
[''kate''.''pcName''] -> Terry

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'''026.''' ''petName'' 
''(target)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the pet name that this character prefers to call the target by. Target argument should be a parsing target tag, such as 'pc', 'npc2', 'lilaya', etc. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''petName(Example argument)''] -> petName INVALID_TARGET_NAME(Example argument) 
[''brax''.''petName(Example argument)''] -> petName INVALID_TARGET_NAME(Example argument) 
[''kate''.''petName(Example argument)''] -> petName INVALID_TARGET_NAME(Example argument)

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'''027.''' ''description'' | ''desc'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a brief descriptive overview of this character. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''description''] -> Along with your twin cousins, your aunt Lily was the only family you'd ever known. Although she still exists in this world, she isn't your aunt any more, and in this reality, she's a half-demon called 'Lilaya'. Whereas your old aunt was a researcher at the city museum, Lilaya is a privately-funded researcher of the arcane. Due to her demonic appearance and the fact that she's the daughter of the Lilin Lyssieth, people usually regard Lilaya with a mixture of fear and respect. 
[''brax''.''description''] -> Holding the rank of Inspector, Brax is a high-ranking Enforcer. Muscular, handsome, and with an incredibly dominant personality, he's the focus of every female Enforcer's attention. 
[''kate''.''description''] -> Kate is a demon who owns the beauty salon 'Succubi's Secrets'. Despite being incredibly good at what she does, she's exceedingly lazy, and prefers to keep the exterior of her shop looking run-down so as to scare off potential customers.

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'''028.''' ''age'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the age of this character. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''age''] -> forty-six 
[''brax''.''age''] -> twenty-eight 
[''kate''.''age''] -> thirty-six

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'''029.''' ''job'' | ''jobName'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of this character's job. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''job''] -> arcane researcher 
[''brax''.''job''] -> Enforcer 
[''kate''.''job''] -> beautician

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'''030.''' ''desiredJob'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of this character's desired job. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''desiredJob''] -> 
[''brax''.''desiredJob''] -> 
[''kate''.''desiredJob''] ->

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'''031.''' ''jobHourStart'' | ''jobStartHour'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the twenty-four hour start time for this character's job. Does not work for slave jobs. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''jobHourStart''] -> 9 
[''brax''.''jobHourStart''] -> 9 
[''kate''.''jobHourStart''] -> 9

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'''032.''' ''jobHourEnd'' | ''jobEndHour'' | ''jobHourFinish'' | ''jobFinishHour'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the twenty-four hour end time for this character's job. Does not work for slave jobs. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''jobHourEnd''] -> 17 
[''brax''.''jobHourEnd''] -> 17 
[''kate''.''jobHourEnd''] -> 17

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'''033.''' ''jobTimeStart'' | ''jobStartTime'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the locale-adapted start time for this character's job. Does not work for slave jobs. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''jobTimeStart''] -> 09:00 
[''brax''.''jobTimeStart''] -> 09:00 
[''kate''.''jobTimeStart''] -> 09:00

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'''034.''' ''jobTimeEnd'' | ''jobEndTime'' | ''jobTimeFinish'' | ''jobFinishTime'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the locale-adapted end time for this character's job. Does not work for slave jobs. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''jobTimeEnd''] -> 17:00 
[''brax''.''jobTimeEnd''] -> 17:00 
[''kate''.''jobTimeEnd''] -> 17:00

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'''035.''' ''jobDayStart'' | ''jobStartDay'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the day of the week start for this character's job. Does not work for slave jobs. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''jobDayStart''] -> Monday 
[''brax''.''jobDayStart''] -> Monday 
[''kate''.''jobDayStart''] -> Monday

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'''036.''' ''jobDayEnd'' | ''jobEndDay'' | ''jobDayFinish'' | ''jobFinishDay'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the day of the week end for this character's job. Does not work for slave jobs. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''jobDayEnd''] -> Friday 
[''brax''.''jobDayEnd''] -> Friday 
[''kate''.''jobDayEnd''] -> Friday

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'''037.''' ''gender'' 
''(coloured)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of this character's gender, which is coloured if the argument is 'true'. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''gender(Example argument)''] -> female 
[''brax''.''gender(Example argument)''] -> male 
[''kate''.''gender(Example argument)''] -> female

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'''038.''' ''genderAppears'' | ''genderAppearsAs'' | ''appearsAsGender'' 
''(coloured)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the gender that this character appears to be (which may not be their actual gender), which is coloured if the argument is 'true'. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''genderAppears(Example argument)''] -> female 
[''brax''.''genderAppears(Example argument)''] -> male 
[''kate''.''genderAppears(Example argument)''] -> female

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'''039.''' ''orientation'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of this character's sexual orientation. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''orientation''] -> ambiphilic 
[''brax''.''orientation''] -> ambiphilic 
[''kate''.''orientation''] -> ambiphilic

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'''040.''' ''affection'' 
''(target)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Prints out the name of this character's affection towards the target. e.g. lilaya.affection(pc) would print 'likes' by default 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''affection(Example argument)''] -> ''Error: affection command character argument not found! (Example argument)'' 
[''brax''.''affection(Example argument)''] -> ''Error: affection command character argument not found! (Example argument)'' 
[''kate''.''affection(Example argument)''] -> ''Error: affection command character argument not found! (Example argument)''

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'''041.''' ''companion'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Prints out the most important name of this character's relation towards their party's leader (it will cut off multiple relation names) for half of the time. The other half will return 'companion' or 'slave' (if applicable). e.g. If the player's companion is their daughter, then 'npc.companion' would print 'daughter', otherwise 'companion' or 'slave' (if applicable). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''companion''] -> companion 
[''brax''.''companion''] -> companion 
[''kate''.''companion''] -> companion

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'''042.''' ''relation'' | ''relationship'' 
''(target)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Prints out the most important name of this character's relation towards the target (it will cut off multiple relation names). e.g. blaze.relation(crystal) would print 'brother' 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''relation(Example argument)''] -> ''Error: relation command character argument not found! (Example argument)'' 
[''brax''.''relation(Example argument)''] -> ''Error: relation command character argument not found! (Example argument)'' 
[''kate''.''relation(Example argument)''] -> ''Error: relation command character argument not found! (Example argument)''

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'''043.''' ''relationFull'' | ''relationshipFull'' 
''(target)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Prints out all of this character's relations towards the target. e.g. lilaya.relation(pc) might print 'half-sister and aunt' 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''relationFull(Example argument)''] -> ''Error: relation command character argument not found! (Example argument)'' 
[''brax''.''relationFull(Example argument)''] -> ''Error: relation command character argument not found! (Example argument)'' 
[''kate''.''relationFull(Example argument)''] -> ''Error: relation command character argument not found! (Example argument)''

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'''044.''' ''daughter'' | ''son'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns either 'son' or 'daughter' based on the character's femininity. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''daughter''] -> daughter 
[''brax''.''daughter''] -> son 
[''kate''.''daughter''] -> daughter

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'''045.''' ''mother'' | ''father'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns either 'father' or 'mother' based on the character's femininity. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''mother''] -> mother 
[''brax''.''mother''] -> father 
[''kate''.''mother''] -> mother

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'''046.''' ''mommy'' | ''daddy'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns either 'daddy' or 'mommy' based on the character's femininity. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''mommy''] -> mommy 
[''brax''.''mommy''] -> daddy 
[''kate''.''mommy''] -> mommy

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'''047.''' ''mom'' | ''mum'' | ''dad'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns either 'dad' or 'mom' based on the character's femininity. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''mom''] -> mom 
[''brax''.''mom''] -> dad 
[''kate''.''mom''] -> mom

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'''048.''' ''sister'' | ''brother'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns either 'brother' or 'sister' based on the character's femininity. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''sister''] -> sister 
[''brax''.''sister''] -> brother 
[''kate''.''sister''] -> sister

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'''049.''' ''sis'' | ''bro'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns either 'bro' or 'sis' based on the character's femininity. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''sis''] -> sis 
[''brax''.''sis''] -> bro 
[''kate''.''sis''] -> sis

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'''050.''' ''niece'' | ''nephew'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns either 'nephew' or 'niece' based on the character's femininity. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''niece''] -> niece 
[''brax''.''niece''] -> nephew 
[''kate''.''niece''] -> niece

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'''051.''' ''mistress'' | ''master'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns either 'master' or 'mistress' based on the character's femininity. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''mistress''] -> mistress 
[''brax''.''mistress''] -> master 
[''kate''.''mistress''] -> mistress

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'''052.''' ''maam'' | ''ma'am'' | ''sir'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns either 'sir' or 'ma'am' based on the character's femininity. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''maam''] -> ma'am 
[''brax''.''maam''] -> sir 
[''kate''.''maam''] -> ma'am

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'''053.''' ''lord'' | ''lady'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns either 'lord' or 'lady' based on the character's femininity. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''lord''] -> lady 
[''brax''.''lord''] -> lord 
[''kate''.''lord''] -> lady

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'''054.''' ''heroine'' | ''hero'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns either 'hero' or 'heroine' based on the character's femininity. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''heroine''] -> heroine 
[''brax''.''heroine''] -> hero 
[''kate''.''heroine''] -> heroine

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'''055.''' ''miss'' | ''ms'' | ''mister'' | ''mr'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns either 'Mr.' or 'Miss' based on the character's femininity. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''miss''] -> Miss 
[''brax''.''miss''] -> Mr. 
[''kate''.''miss''] -> Miss

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'''056.''' ''boyfriend'' | ''girlfriend'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns either 'boyfriend' or 'girlfriend' based on the character's femininity. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boyfriend''] -> girlfriend 
[''brax''.''boyfriend''] -> boyfriend 
[''kate''.''boyfriend''] -> girlfriend

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'''057.''' ''bitch'' | ''slut'' | ''insult'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a random mean word to describe this person, based on their femininity. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''bitch''] -> slut 
[''brax''.''bitch''] -> bastard 
[''kate''.''bitch''] -> skank

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'''058.''' ''bitches'' | ''sluts'' | ''insultPlural'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a random mean pluralised word to describe this person, based on their femininity. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''bitches''] -> cunts 
[''brax''.''bitches''] -> fuckers 
[''kate''.''bitches''] -> whores

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'''059.''' ''hun'' | ''babe'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a random mean word to describe this person, based on their femininity. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''hun''] -> babe 
[''brax''.''hun''] -> hun 
[''kate''.''hun''] -> babe

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'''060.''' ''fullRace'' | ''raceFull'' | ''femininityRace'' 
''(coloured)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a full description of this characters race (including femininity). Pass in 'true' to colour the text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''fullRace(Example argument)''] -> very feminine lesser half-succubus 
[''brax''.''fullRace(Example argument)''] -> masculine greater wolf-boy 
[''kate''.''fullRace(Example argument)''] -> very feminine greater succubus

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'''061.''' ''fullRaces'' | ''racesFull'' | ''femininityRaces'' 
''(coloured)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a full description of this characters pluralised race (including femininity). Pass in 'true' to colour the text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''fullRaces(Example argument)''] -> very feminine lesser half-succubi 
[''brax''.''fullRaces(Example argument)''] -> masculine greater wolf-boys 
[''kate''.''fullRaces(Example argument)''] -> womanly greater succubi

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'''062.''' ''race'' 
''(coloured)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of this characters race. Pass in 'true' to colour the text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''race(Example argument)''] -> half-succubus 
[''brax''.''race(Example argument)''] -> wolf-boy 
[''kate''.''race(Example argument)''] -> succubus

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'''063.''' ''races'' | ''racePlural'' 
''(coloured)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the plural name of this characters race. Pass in 'true' to colour the text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''races(Example argument)''] -> half-succubi 
[''brax''.''races(Example argument)''] -> wolf-boys 
[''kate''.''races(Example argument)''] -> succubi

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'''064.''' ''raceFeral'' | ''feralRace'' 
''(coloured)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the feral name of this characters race. Pass in 'true' to colour the text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''raceFeral(Example argument)''] -> human 
[''brax''.''raceFeral(Example argument)''] -> wolf 
[''kate''.''raceFeral(Example argument)''] -> demon

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'''065.''' ''passiveForm'' | ''passiveRace'' | ''racePassive'' 
''(coloured)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of this elemental's passive form. Pass in 'true' to colour the text. (Returns an error code if the target is not an Elemental.) 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''passiveForm(Example argument)''] -> [style.italicsBad(The 'passiveRace' command does not work on non-elementals!)] 
[''brax''.''passiveForm(Example argument)''] -> [style.italicsBad(The 'passiveRace' command does not work on non-elementals!)] 
[''kate''.''passiveForm(Example argument)''] -> [style.italicsBad(The 'passiveRace' command does not work on non-elementals!)]

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'''066.''' ''school'' | ''elementalSchool'' | ''boundSchool'' 
''(coloured)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the arcane school to which this elemental is currently bound. Pass in 'true' to colour the text. (Returns an error code if the target is not an Elemental.) 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''school(Example argument)''] -> [style.italicsBad(The 'boundSchool' command does not work on non-elementals!)] 
[''brax''.''school(Example argument)''] -> [style.italicsBad(The 'boundSchool' command does not work on non-elementals!)] 
[''kate''.''school(Example argument)''] -> [style.italicsBad(The 'boundSchool' command does not work on non-elementals!)]

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'''067.''' ''raceStage'' 
''(coloured)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the 'stage' of characters race (partial, lesser, greater). Pass in 'true' to colour the text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''raceStage(Example argument)''] -> lesser 
[''brax''.''raceStage(Example argument)''] -> greater 
[''kate''.''raceStage(Example argument)''] -> greater

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'''068.''' ''preferredBody'' 
''(tag)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the description of this character's preferred body. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''preferredBody(Example argument)''] ->
male
 
[''brax''.''preferredBody(Example argument)''] ->
female
wolf-morph
 
[''kate''.''preferredBody(Example argument)''] ->
cuntboy

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'''069.''' ''materialDescriptor'' | ''materialCompositionDescriptor'' | ''compositionDescriptor'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the character's BodyMaterial. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''materialDescriptor''] -> covered in 
[''brax''.''materialDescriptor''] -> covered in 
[''kate''.''materialDescriptor''] -> covered in

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'''070.''' ''bodyMaterial'' | ''materialName'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the character's BodyMaterial. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''bodyMaterial''] -> flesh 
[''brax''.''bodyMaterial''] -> flesh 
[''kate''.''bodyMaterial''] -> flesh

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'''071.''' ''materialSkin'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a descriptor of the character's skin. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''materialSkin''] -> skin 
[''brax''.''materialSkin''] -> skin 
[''kate''.''materialSkin''] -> skin

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'''072.''' ''materialSkinAdjective'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns an adjectival descriptor of the character's skin. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''materialSkinAdjective''] -> fleshy 
[''brax''.''materialSkinAdjective''] -> fleshy 
[''kate''.''materialSkinAdjective''] -> fleshy

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'''073.''' ''materialSkinAlt'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a descriptor of the character's skin on nonhumanoid body parts. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''materialSkinAlt''] -> skin 
[''brax''.''materialSkinAlt''] -> skin 
[''kate''.''materialSkinAlt''] -> skin

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'''074.''' ''materialSkinAltAdjective'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns an adjectival descriptor of the character's skin on nonhumanoid body parts. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''materialSkinAltAdjective''] -> fleshy 
[''brax''.''materialSkinAltAdjective''] -> fleshy 
[''kate''.''materialSkinAltAdjective''] -> fleshy

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'''075.''' ''materialOrifice'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a descriptor of the material lining the character's orifices. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''materialOrifice''] -> flesh 
[''brax''.''materialOrifice''] -> flesh 
[''kate''.''materialOrifice''] -> flesh

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'''076.''' ''materialOrificeAdjective'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns an adjectival descriptor of the material lining the character's orifices. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''materialOrificeAdjective''] -> fleshy 
[''brax''.''materialOrificeAdjective''] -> fleshy 
[''kate''.''materialOrificeAdjective''] -> fleshy

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'''077.''' ''materialOrificeAlt'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a descriptor of the material lining the character's orifices on nonhumanoid body parts. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''materialOrificeAlt''] -> flesh 
[''brax''.''materialOrificeAlt''] -> flesh 
[''kate''.''materialOrificeAlt''] -> flesh

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'''078.''' ''materialOrificeAltAdjective'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns an adjectival descriptor of the material lining the character's orifices on nonhumanoid body parts. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''materialOrificeAltAdjective''] -> fleshy 
[''brax''.''materialOrificeAltAdjective''] -> fleshy 
[''kate''.''materialOrificeAltAdjective''] -> fleshy

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'''079.''' ''materialHair'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a descriptor of the character's hair. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''materialHair''] -> hair 
[''brax''.''materialHair''] -> hair 
[''kate''.''materialHair''] -> hair

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'''080.''' ''materialHairAdjective'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns an adjectival descriptor of the character's hair. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''materialHairAdjective''] -> hairy 
[''brax''.''materialHairAdjective''] -> hairy 
[''kate''.''materialHairAdjective''] -> hairy

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'''081.''' ''materialHairBody'' | ''materialBodyHair'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a descriptor of the character's body hair. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''materialHairBody''] -> hair 
[''brax''.''materialHairBody''] -> hair 
[''kate''.''materialHairBody''] -> hair

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'''082.''' ''materialHairBodyAdjective'' | ''materialBodyHairAdjective'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns an adjectival descriptor of the character's body hair. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''materialHairBodyAdjective''] -> hairy 
[''brax''.''materialHairBodyAdjective''] -> hairy 
[''kate''.''materialHairBodyAdjective''] -> hairy

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'''083.''' ''materialHairAlt'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a descriptor of the character's Hair on nonhumanoid body parts. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''materialHairAlt''] -> hair 
[''brax''.''materialHairAlt''] -> hair 
[''kate''.''materialHairAlt''] -> hair

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'''084.''' ''materialHairAltAdjective'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns an adjectival descriptor of the character's hair on nonhumanoid body parts. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''materialHairAltAdjective''] -> hairy 
[''brax''.''materialHairAltAdjective''] -> hairy 
[''kate''.''materialHairAltAdjective''] -> hairy

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'''085.''' ''materialFur'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a descriptor of the character's fur. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''materialFur''] -> fur 
[''brax''.''materialFur''] -> fur 
[''kate''.''materialFur''] -> fur

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'''086.''' ''materialFurAdjective'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns an adjectival descriptor of the character's fur. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''materialFurAdjective''] -> furry 
[''brax''.''materialFurAdjective''] -> furry 
[''kate''.''materialFurAdjective''] -> furry

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'''087.''' ''materialFurAlt'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a descriptor of the character's fur on nonhumanoid body parts. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''materialFurAlt''] -> fur 
[''brax''.''materialFurAlt''] -> fur 
[''kate''.''materialFurAlt''] -> fur

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'''088.''' ''materialFurAltAdjective'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns an adjectival descriptor of the character's fur on nonhumanoid body parts. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''materialFurAltAdjective''] -> furry 
[''brax''.''materialFurAltAdjective''] -> furry 
[''kate''.''materialFurAltAdjective''] -> furry

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'''089.''' ''materialFeather'' | ''materialFeathers'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a descriptor of the character's feathers. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''materialFeather''] -> feathers 
[''brax''.''materialFeather''] -> feathers 
[''kate''.''materialFeather''] -> feathers

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'''090.''' ''materialFeatherAdjective'' | ''materialFeathersAdjective'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns an adjectival descriptor of the character's feathers. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''materialFeatherAdjective''] -> feathered 
[''brax''.''materialFeatherAdjective''] -> feathered 
[''kate''.''materialFeatherAdjective''] -> feathered

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'''091.''' ''materialFeatherAlt'' | ''materialFeathersAlt'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a descriptor of the character's feathers on nonhumanoid body parts. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''materialFeatherAlt''] -> feathers 
[''brax''.''materialFeatherAlt''] -> feathers 
[''kate''.''materialFeatherAlt''] -> feathers

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'''092.''' ''materialFeatherAltAdjective'' | ''materialFeathersAltAdjective'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns an adjectival descriptor of the character's fur on nonhumanoid body parts. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''materialFeatherAltAdjective''] -> feathered 
[''brax''.''materialFeatherAltAdjective''] -> feathered 
[''kate''.''materialFeatherAltAdjective''] -> feathered

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'''093.''' ''materialScale'' | ''materialScales'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a descriptor of the character's scales. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''materialScale''] -> scales 
[''brax''.''materialScale''] -> scales 
[''kate''.''materialScale''] -> scales

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'''094.''' ''materialScaleAdjective'' | ''materialScalesAdjective'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns an adjectival descriptor of the character's scales. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''materialScaleAdjective''] -> scaled 
[''brax''.''materialScaleAdjective''] -> scaled 
[''kate''.''materialScaleAdjective''] -> scaled

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'''095.''' ''materialScaleAlt'' | ''materialScalesAlt'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a descriptor of the character's scales on nonhumanoid body parts. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''materialScaleAlt''] -> scales 
[''brax''.''materialScaleAlt''] -> scales 
[''kate''.''materialScaleAlt''] -> scales

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'''096.''' ''materialScaleAltAdjective'' | ''materialScalesAltAdjective'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns an adjectival descriptor of the character's scales on nonhumanoid body parts. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''materialScaleAltAdjective''] -> scaled 
[''brax''.''materialScaleAltAdjective''] -> scaled 
[''kate''.''materialScaleAltAdjective''] -> scaled

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'''097.''' ''materialShell'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a descriptor of the character's shell. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''materialShell''] -> shell 
[''brax''.''materialShell''] -> shell 
[''kate''.''materialShell''] -> shell

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'''098.''' ''materialShellAdjective'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns an adjectival descriptor of the character's shell. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''materialShellAdjective''] -> shelled 
[''brax''.''materialShellAdjective''] -> shelled 
[''kate''.''materialShellAdjective''] -> shelled

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'''099.''' ''materialShellAlt'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a descriptor of the character's shell on nonhumanoid body parts. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''materialShellAlt''] -> shell 
[''brax''.''materialShellAlt''] -> shell 
[''kate''.''materialShellAlt''] -> shell

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'''100.''' ''materialShellAltAdjective'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns an adjectival descriptor of the character's shell on nonhumanoid body parts. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''materialShellAltAdjective''] -> shelled 
[''brax''.''materialShellAltAdjective''] -> shelled 
[''kate''.''materialShellAltAdjective''] -> shelled

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'''101.''' ''materialKeratin'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a descriptor of the character's keratin. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''materialKeratin''] -> nails 
[''brax''.''materialKeratin''] -> nails 
[''kate''.''materialKeratin''] -> nails

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'''102.''' ''materialKeratinAdjective'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns an adjectival descriptor of the character's keratin. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''materialKeratinAdjective''] -> hard 
[''brax''.''materialKeratinAdjective''] -> hard 
[''kate''.''materialKeratinAdjective''] -> hard

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'''103.''' ''materialKeratinAlt'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a descriptor of the character's keratin on nonhumanoid body parts. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''materialKeratinAlt''] -> keratin 
[''brax''.''materialKeratinAlt''] -> keratin 
[''kate''.''materialKeratinAlt''] -> keratin

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'''104.''' ''materialKeratinAltAdjective'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns an adjectival descriptor of the character's keratin on nonhumanoid body parts. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''materialKeratinAltAdjective''] -> keratinous 
[''brax''.''materialKeratinAltAdjective''] -> keratinous 
[''kate''.''materialKeratinAltAdjective''] -> keratinous

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'''105.''' ''femininity'' | ''fem'' | ''masculinity'' | ''mas'' 
''(coloured)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of this character's femininity. Pass in 'true' as an argument to make the returned text coloured in the femininity's colour. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''femininity(Example argument)''] -> womanly 
[''brax''.''femininity(Example argument)''] -> boyish 
[''kate''.''femininity(Example argument)''] -> very feminine

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'''106.''' ''bodySize'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a single word descriptor of this character's body size. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''bodySize''] -> average 
[''brax''.''bodySize''] -> large 
[''kate''.''bodySize''] -> average

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'''107.''' ''muscle'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a single word descriptor of this character's muscle mass. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''muscle''] -> lightly muscled 
[''brax''.''muscle''] -> ripped 
[''kate''.''muscle''] -> muscular

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'''108.''' ''bodyShape'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a single word descriptor of this character's body shape. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''bodyShape''] -> average 
[''brax''.''bodyShape''] -> buff 
[''kate''.''bodyShape''] -> fit

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'''109.''' ''height'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a single word descriptor of this character's height. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''height''] -> average height 
[''brax''.''height''] -> tall 
[''kate''.''height''] -> average height

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'''110.''' ''heightValue'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the character's height in the long, localised format. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''heightValue''] -> 1.8 metres 
[''brax''.''heightValue''] -> 1.83 metres 
[''kate''.''heightValue''] -> 1.8 metres

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'''111.''' ''heightDown'' | ''heightUp'' 
''target'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns 'down' if this character is taller than the target, or 'up' if they are smaller than them. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''heightDown(Example argument)''] -> ''Error: heightDown character argument not found! (Example argument)'' 
[''brax''.''heightDown(Example argument)''] -> ''Error: heightDown character argument not found! (Example argument)'' 
[''kate''.''heightDown(Example argument)''] -> ''Error: heightDown character argument not found! (Example argument)''

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'''112.''' ''weight'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the character's weight in the long, localized format. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''weight''] -> less than 1 gram 
[''brax''.''weight''] -> less than 1 gram 
[''kate''.''weight''] -> less than 1 gram

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'''113.''' ''speech'' 
''(speech content)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Parses the containing dialogue as though the targeted character is saying it. Automatically applies any extra speech-modifying effects, such as drunken slurs, slovenly speech, sexual moans, etc. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''speech(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''speech(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''speech(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''114.''' ''speechMasculine'' | ''masculineSpeech'' 
''(speech content)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Parses the containing dialogue as though a generic, masculine character is saying it. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''speechMasculine(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''speechMasculine(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''speechMasculine(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''115.''' ''speechMasculineStrong'' | ''speechMasculineHeavy'' | ''speechMasculinePlus'' | ''masculineStrongSpeech'' | ''masculineHeavySpeech'' | ''masculinePlusSpeech'' 
''(speech content)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Parses the containing dialogue as though a generic, very masculine character is saying it. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''speechMasculineStrong(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''speechMasculineStrong(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''speechMasculineStrong(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''116.''' ''speechAndrogynous'' | ''androgynousSpeech'' 
''(speech content)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Parses the containing dialogue as though a generic, androgynous character is saying it. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''speechAndrogynous(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''speechAndrogynous(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''speechAndrogynous(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''117.''' ''speechFeminine'' | ''feminineSpeech'' 
''(speech content)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Parses the containing dialogue as though a generic, feminine character is saying it. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''speechFeminine(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''speechFeminine(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''speechFeminine(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''118.''' ''speechFeminineStrong'' | ''speechFeminineHeavy'' | ''speechFemininePlus'' | ''feminineStrongSpeech'' | ''feminineHeavySpeech'' | ''femininePlusSpeech'' 
''(speech content)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Parses the containing dialogue as though a generic, very feminine character is saying it. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''speechFeminineStrong(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''speechFeminineStrong(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''speechFeminineStrong(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''119.''' ''speechNoEffects'' 
''(speech content)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Parses the containing dialogue as though the targeted character is saying it. Cuts out *all* extra speech-modifying effects, such as drunken slurs, slovenly speech, sexual moans, etc. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''speechNoEffects(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''speechNoEffects(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''speechNoEffects(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''120.''' ''speechNoExtraEffects'' 
''(speech content)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Parses the containing dialogue as though the targeted character is saying it. Cuts out only the extra speech-modifying effects which are not a part of the character's personality, such as drunken slurs, sexual moans, etc. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''speechNoExtraEffects(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''speechNoExtraEffects(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''speechNoExtraEffects(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''121.''' ''thought'' 
''(thought content)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Parses the supplied text in the argument as though it's a thought of the character. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''thought(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''thought(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''thought(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''122.''' ''thoughtMasculine'' | ''masculineThought'' 
''(thought content)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Parses the containing dialogue as though a generic, masculine character is saying it. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''thoughtMasculine(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''thoughtMasculine(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''thoughtMasculine(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''123.''' ''thoughtMasculineStrong'' | ''thoughtMasculineHeavy'' | ''thoughtMasculinePlus'' | ''masculineStrongThought'' | ''masculineHeavyThought'' | ''masculinePlusThought'' 
''(thought content)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Parses the containing dialogue as though a generic, very masculine character is saying it. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''thoughtMasculineStrong(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''thoughtMasculineStrong(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''thoughtMasculineStrong(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''124.''' ''thoughtAndrogynous'' | ''androgynousThought'' 
''(thought content)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Parses the containing dialogue as though a generic, androgynous character is saying it. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''thoughtAndrogynous(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''thoughtAndrogynous(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''thoughtAndrogynous(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''125.''' ''thoughtFeminine'' | ''feminineThought'' 
''(thought content)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Parses the containing dialogue as though a generic, feminine character is saying it. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''thoughtFeminine(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''thoughtFeminine(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''thoughtFeminine(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''126.''' ''thoughtFeminineStrong'' | ''thoughtFeminineHeavy'' | ''thoughtFemininePlus'' | ''feminineStrongThought'' | ''feminineHeavyThought'' | ''femininePlusThought'' 
''(thought content)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Parses the containing dialogue as though a generic, very feminine character is saying it. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''thoughtFeminineStrong(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''thoughtFeminineStrong(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''thoughtFeminineStrong(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''127.''' ''moan'' | ''groan'' | ''sob'' | ''cry'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a suitable variant of a 'sexual noise' that the target might make. For example, if they're feminine, they will moan, while if they are masculine, they will groan. This method takes into account if the target is resisting, and if they are, the returned noise will be something like 'sob' or 'cry'. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''moan''] -> moan 
[''brax''.''moan''] -> groan 
[''kate''.''moan''] -> squeal

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'''128.''' ''moan+'' | ''moanD'' | ''groan+'' | ''groanD'' | ''sob+'' | ''sobD'' | ''cry+'' | ''cryD'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a suitable variant of a 'sexual noise' that the target might make. For example, if they're feminine, they will moan, while if they are masculine, they will groan. This method takes into account if the target is resisting, and if they are, the returned noise will be something like 'sob' or 'cry'. '''Expansion of 'moan' command:''' This command will append a suitable descriptor before the 'moan' noise. e.g. 'lewd squeal', or 'eager grunt'. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''moan+''] -> desperate cry 
[''brax''.''moan+''] -> desperate grunt 
[''kate''.''moan+''] -> high-pitched moan

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'''129.''' ''moanVerb'' | ''groanVerb'' | ''sobVerb'' | ''cryVerb'' | ''moansVerb'' | ''groansVerb'' | ''sobsVerb'' | ''criesVerb'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a suitable variant of a 'sexual noise' that the target might make. For example, if they're feminine, they will moan, while if they are masculine, they will groan. This method takes into account if the target is resisting, and if they are, the returned noise will be something like 'sob' or 'cry'. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''moanVerb''] -> moans 
[''brax''.''moanVerb''] -> grunts 
[''kate''.''moanVerb''] -> moans

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'''130.''' ''moanVerb+'' | ''moanVerbD'' | ''groanVerb+'' | ''groanVerbD'' | ''sobVerb+'' | ''sobVerbD'' | ''cryVerb+'' | ''cryVerbD'' | ''moansVerb+'' | ''moansVerbD'' | ''groansVerb+'' | ''groansVerbD'' | ''sobsVerb+'' | ''sobsVerbD'' | ''criesVerb+'' | ''criesVerbD'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a suitable variant of a 'sexual noise' that the target might make. For example, if they're feminine, they will moan, while if they are masculine, they will groan. This method takes into account if the target is resisting, and if they are, the returned noise will be something like 'sob' or 'cry'. '''Expansion of 'moan' command:''' This command will append a suitable descriptor before the 'moan' noise. e.g. 'lewd squeal', or 'eager grunt'. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''moanVerb+''] -> lewdly cries 
[''brax''.''moanVerb+''] -> desperately grunts 
[''kate''.''moanVerb+''] -> desperately moans

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'''131.''' ''moans'' | ''groans'' | ''sobs'' | ''cries'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a suitable variant of a 'sexual noise' that the target might make. For example, if they're feminine, they will make moans, while if they are masculine, they will make groans. This method takes into account if the target is resisting, and if they are, the returned noise will be something like 'sobs' or 'cries'. '''Provides an appropriate ''noun'' version of 'moans'.''' (Use 'moansVerb' for the verb version.) 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''moans''] -> gasps 
[''brax''.''moans''] -> grunts 
[''kate''.''moans''] -> gasps

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'''132.''' ''moans+'' | ''moansD'' | ''groans+'' | ''groansD'' | ''sobs+'' | ''sobsD'' | ''cries+'' | ''criesD'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a suitable variant of a 'sexual noise' that the target might make. For example, if they're feminine, they will make moans, while if they are masculine, they will make groans. This method takes into account if the target is resisting, and if they are, the returned noise will be something like 'sobs' or 'cries'. '''Expansion of 'moans' command:''' This command will append a suitable descriptor before the 'moans' noise. e.g. 'lewd squeals', or 'eager grunts'. '''Provides an appropriate ''noun'' version of 'moans'.''' (Use 'moansVerb+' for the verb version.) 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''moans+''] -> high-pitched gasps 
[''brax''.''moans+''] -> deep groans 
[''kate''.''moans+''] -> desperate squeals

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'''133.''' ''moaning'' | ''groaning'' | ''sobbing'' | ''crying'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''moaning''] -> moaning 
[''brax''.''moaning''] -> groaning 
[''kate''.''moaning''] -> moaning

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'''134.''' ''moaning+'' | ''moaningD'' | ''groaning+'' | ''groaningD'' | ''sobbing+'' | ''sobbingD'' | ''crying+'' | ''cryingD'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''moaning+''] -> eagerly squealing 
[''brax''.''moaning+''] -> eagerly grunting 
[''kate''.''moaning+''] -> lewdly moaning

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'''135.''' ''eagerly'' | ''gently'' | ''roughly'' | ''sexPaceVerb'' 
''(Alternative start string)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns an appropriate descriptor based on the pace of the character. The argument is used in place of a descriptor if the pace is SUB_NORMAL. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''eagerly(Example argument)''] -> eagerly 
[''brax''.''eagerly(Example argument)''] -> eagerly 
[''kate''.''eagerly(Example argument)''] -> eagerly

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'''136.''' ''scent'' | ''smell'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''scent''] -> scent 
[''brax''.''scent''] -> musk 
[''kate''.''scent''] -> scent

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'''137.''' ''scent+'' | ''scentD'' | ''smell+'' | ''smellD'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''scent+''] -> feminine perfume 
[''brax''.''scent+''] -> masculine musk 
[''kate''.''scent+''] -> delicate scent

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'''138.''' ''guy'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the correct gender version of 'girl' or 'guy' for this character. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''guy''] -> girl 
[''brax''.''guy''] -> guy 
[''kate''.''guy''] -> girl

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'''139.''' ''girl'' | ''boy'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the correct gender version of 'girl' or 'boy' for this character. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''girl''] -> girl 
[''brax''.''girl''] -> boy 
[''kate''.''girl''] -> girl

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'''140.''' ''girls'' | ''boys'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the correct gender version of 'girls' or 'boys' for this character. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''girls''] -> girls 
[''brax''.''girls''] -> boys 
[''kate''.''girls''] -> girls

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'''141.''' ''woman'' | ''man'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the correct gender version of 'woman' or 'man' for this character. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''woman''] -> woman 
[''brax''.''woman''] -> man 
[''kate''.''woman''] -> woman

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'''142.''' ''female'' | ''male'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the correct gender version of 'female' or 'male' for this character. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''female''] -> female 
[''brax''.''female''] -> male 
[''kate''.''female''] -> female

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'''143.''' ''feminine'' | ''masculine'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the correct gender version of 'feminine' or 'masculine' for this character. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''feminine''] -> feminine 
[''brax''.''feminine''] -> masculine 
[''kate''.''feminine''] -> feminine

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'''144.''' ''filly'' | ''colt'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the correct gender version of 'filly' or 'colt' for this character. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''filly''] -> filly 
[''brax''.''filly''] -> colt 
[''kate''.''filly''] -> filly

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'''145.''' ''mare'' | ''stallion'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the correct gender version of 'mare' or 'stallion' for this character. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''mare''] -> mare 
[''brax''.''mare''] -> stallion 
[''kate''.''mare''] -> mare

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'''146.''' ''feminineDescriptor'' | ''masculineDescriptor'' 
''(coloured)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a one or two word descriptor of the femininity of the character. Pass in 'true' as an argument if you want the descriptor to be coloured. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''feminineDescriptor(Example argument)''] -> very feminine 
[''brax''.''feminineDescriptor(Example argument)''] -> masculine 
[''kate''.''feminineDescriptor(Example argument)''] -> beautiful

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'''147.''' ''wife'' | ''husband'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the correct gender version of 'wife' or 'husband' for this character. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''wife''] -> wife 
[''brax''.''wife''] -> husband 
[''kate''.''wife''] -> wife

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'''148.''' ''have'' | ''has'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the correct version of 'has' for this character (has or have). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''have''] -> has 
[''brax''.''have''] -> has 
[''kate''.''have''] -> has

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'''149.''' ''is'' | ''are'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the correct version of 'is' for this character (is or are). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''is''] -> is 
[''brax''.''is''] -> is 
[''kate''.''is''] -> is

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'''150.''' ''does'' | ''do'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the correct version of 'does' for this character (do or does). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''does''] -> does 
[''brax''.''does''] -> does 
[''kate''.''does''] -> does

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'''151.''' ''were'' | ''was'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the correct version of 'was' for this character (was or were). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''were''] -> was 
[''brax''.''were''] -> was 
[''kate''.''were''] -> was

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'''152.''' ''her'' | ''his'' | ''herPos'' | ''herHis'' | ''hisPos'' | ''hisHer'' 
''(real pronoun)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the correct gender-specific possessive pronoun for this character (your, her, his). By default, returns 'your' for player character. If you need the actual third-person player character pronoun, passin 'true' as an argument. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''her(Example argument)''] -> her 
[''brax''.''her(Example argument)''] -> his 
[''kate''.''her(Example argument)''] -> her

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'''153.''' ''hers'' | ''hersHis'' | ''hisHers'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''hers''] -> hers 
[''brax''.''hers''] -> his 
[''kate''.''hers''] -> hers

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'''154.''' ''nameHers'' | ''nameHersHis'' | ''nameHisHers'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''nameHers''] -> Lilaya's 
[''brax''.''nameHers''] -> Brax's 
[''kate''.''nameHers''] -> Kate's

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'''155.''' ''him'' | ''herPro'' | ''herHim'' | ''himHer'' 
''(real pronoun)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the correct pronoun for this character (you, him, her). By default, returns 'you' for player character. If you need the regular third-person player character pronoun, pass in 'true' as an argument. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''him(Example argument)''] -> her 
[''brax''.''him(Example argument)''] -> him 
[''kate''.''him(Example argument)''] -> her

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'''156.''' ''she'' | ''sheHe'' | ''he'' | ''heShe'' 
''(real pronoun)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the correct pronoun for this character (you, she, he). By default, returns 'you' for player character. If you need the regular third-person player character pronoun, passin 'true' as an argument. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''she(Example argument)''] -> she 
[''brax''.''she(Example argument)''] -> he 
[''kate''.''she(Example argument)''] -> she

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'''157.''' ''sheIs'' | ''sheHeIs'' | ''heIs'' | ''heSheIs'' 
''(real pronoun)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the correct gender-specific pronoun contraction for this character (you're, she's, he's). By default, returns 'you're' for player character. If you need the regular third-person player character pronoun contraction, passin 'true' as an argument. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''sheIs(Example argument)''] -> she's 
[''brax''.''sheIs(Example argument)''] -> he's 
[''kate''.''sheIs(Example argument)''] -> she's

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'''158.''' ''sheIsFull'' | ''sheHeIsFull'' | ''heIsFull'' | ''heSheIsFull'' 
''(real pronoun)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the correct gender-specific pronoun contraction for this character (you are, she is, he is). By default, returns 'you are' for player character. If you need the regular third-person player character pronoun contraction, passin 'true' as an argument. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''sheIsFull(Example argument)''] -> she is 
[''brax''.''sheIsFull(Example argument)''] -> he is 
[''kate''.''sheIsFull(Example argument)''] -> she is

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'''159.''' ''sheHas'' | ''sheHeHas'' | ''heHas'' | ''heSheHas'' 
''(real pronoun)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the correct gender-specific pronoun contraction for this character (you've, she's, he's). By default, returns 'you've' for player character. If you need the regular third-person player character pronoun contraction, passin 'true' as an argument. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''sheHas(Example argument)''] -> she's 
[''brax''.''sheHas(Example argument)''] -> he's 
[''kate''.''sheHas(Example argument)''] -> she's

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'''160.''' ''sheHasFull'' | ''sheHeHasFull'' | ''heHasFull'' | ''heSheHasFull'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the correct gender-specific pronoun contraction for this character (you have, she has, he has). By default, returns 'you have' for player character. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''sheHasFull''] -> she has 
[''brax''.''sheHasFull''] -> he has 
[''kate''.''sheHasFull''] -> she has

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'''161.''' ''herself'' | ''himself'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns correct gender-specific reflexive pronoun for this character (yourself, herself, himself). By default, returns 'yourself' for player character. If you need the regular reflexive player character pronoun, passin 'true' as an argument. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''herself''] -> herself 
[''brax''.''herself''] -> himself 
[''kate''.''herself''] -> herself

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'''162.''' ''slotClothing'' 
''(inventorySlot, coloured)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the piece of clothing that's in the inventory slot passed in as the first argument. Possible arguments are the InventorySlot enum values. The second argument is a boolean for whether you want the clothing name to include its colour. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''slotClothing(GROIN, true)''] -> black panties 
[''brax''.''slotClothing(GROIN, true)''] -> black boxer shorts 
[''kate''.''slotClothing(GROIN, true)''] -> pink v-string panties

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'''163.''' ''topClothing'' | ''highestClothing'' | ''highClothing'' 
''(bodyPart)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the highest piece of clothing that's blocking the area passed in as an argument. Possible arguments are the CoverableArea enum values. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''topClothing(VAGINA)''] -> pencil skirt 
[''brax''.''topClothing(VAGINA)''] -> Enforcer's dress slacks 
[''kate''.''topClothing(VAGINA)''] -> v-string panties

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'''164.''' ''bottomClothing'' | ''lowestClothing'' | ''lowClothing'' 
''(bodyPart)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the lowest piece of clothing that's blocking the area passed in as an argument. Possible arguments are the CoverableArea enum values. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''bottomClothing(VAGINA)''] -> panties 
[''brax''.''bottomClothing(VAGINA)''] -> boxer shorts 
[''kate''.''bottomClothing(VAGINA)''] -> v-string panties

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'''165.''' ''hermaphrodite'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns this gender name (based on user settings). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''hermaphrodite''] -> hermaphrodite 
[''brax''.''hermaphrodite''] -> hermaphrodite 
[''kate''.''hermaphrodite''] -> hermaphrodite

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'''166.''' ''hermaphrodite'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns this gender name (based on user settings). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''hermaphrodite''] -> hermaphrodite 
[''brax''.''hermaphrodite''] -> hermaphrodite 
[''kate''.''hermaphrodite''] -> hermaphrodite

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'''167.''' ''busty-boy'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns this gender name (based on user settings). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''busty-boy''] -> busty-boy 
[''brax''.''busty-boy''] -> busty-boy 
[''kate''.''busty-boy''] -> busty-boy

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'''168.''' ''male'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns this gender name (based on user settings). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''male''] -> female 
[''brax''.''male''] -> male 
[''kate''.''male''] -> female

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'''169.''' ''butch'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns this gender name (based on user settings). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''butch''] -> butch 
[''brax''.''butch''] -> butch 
[''kate''.''butch''] -> butch

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'''170.''' ''cuntboy'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns this gender name (based on user settings). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''cuntboy''] -> cuntboy 
[''brax''.''cuntboy''] -> cuntboy 
[''kate''.''cuntboy''] -> cuntboy

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'''171.''' ''mannequin'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns this gender name (based on user settings). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''mannequin''] -> mannequin 
[''brax''.''mannequin''] -> mannequin 
[''kate''.''mannequin''] -> mannequin

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'''172.''' ''mannequin'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns this gender name (based on user settings). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''mannequin''] -> mannequin 
[''brax''.''mannequin''] -> mannequin 
[''kate''.''mannequin''] -> mannequin

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'''173.''' ''futanari'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns this gender name (based on user settings). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''futanari''] -> futanari 
[''brax''.''futanari''] -> futanari 
[''kate''.''futanari''] -> futanari

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'''174.''' ''futanari'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns this gender name (based on user settings). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''futanari''] -> futanari 
[''brax''.''futanari''] -> futanari 
[''kate''.''futanari''] -> futanari

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'''175.''' ''shemale'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns this gender name (based on user settings). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''shemale''] -> shemale 
[''brax''.''shemale''] -> shemale 
[''kate''.''shemale''] -> shemale

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'''176.''' ''trap'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns this gender name (based on user settings). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''trap''] -> trap 
[''brax''.''trap''] -> trap 
[''kate''.''trap''] -> trap

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'''177.''' ''female'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns this gender name (based on user settings). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''female''] -> female 
[''brax''.''female''] -> male 
[''kate''.''female''] -> female

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'''178.''' ''female'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns this gender name (based on user settings). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''female''] -> female 
[''brax''.''female''] -> male 
[''kate''.''female''] -> female

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'''179.''' ''mannequin'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns this gender name (based on user settings). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''mannequin''] -> mannequin 
[''brax''.''mannequin''] -> mannequin 
[''kate''.''mannequin''] -> mannequin

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'''180.''' ''mannequin'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns this gender name (based on user settings). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''mannequin''] -> mannequin 
[''brax''.''mannequin''] -> mannequin 
[''kate''.''mannequin''] -> mannequin

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'''181.''' ''hermaphrodite'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns this gender name (based on user settings). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''hermaphrodite''] -> hermaphrodite 
[''brax''.''hermaphrodite''] -> hermaphrodite 
[''kate''.''hermaphrodite''] -> hermaphrodite

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'''182.''' ''hermaphrodite'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns this gender name (based on user settings). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''hermaphrodite''] -> hermaphrodite 
[''brax''.''hermaphrodite''] -> hermaphrodite 
[''kate''.''hermaphrodite''] -> hermaphrodite

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'''183.''' ''shemale'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns this gender name (based on user settings). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''shemale''] -> shemale 
[''brax''.''shemale''] -> shemale 
[''kate''.''shemale''] -> shemale

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'''184.''' ''trap'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns this gender name (based on user settings). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''trap''] -> trap 
[''brax''.''trap''] -> trap 
[''kate''.''trap''] -> trap

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'''185.''' ''tomboy'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns this gender name (based on user settings). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''tomboy''] -> tomboy 
[''brax''.''tomboy''] -> tomboy 
[''kate''.''tomboy''] -> tomboy

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'''186.''' ''tomboy'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns this gender name (based on user settings). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''tomboy''] -> tomboy 
[''brax''.''tomboy''] -> tomboy 
[''kate''.''tomboy''] -> tomboy

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'''187.''' ''neuter'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns this gender name (based on user settings). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''neuter''] -> neuter 
[''brax''.''neuter''] -> neuter 
[''kate''.''neuter''] -> neuter

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'''188.''' ''neuter'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns this gender name (based on user settings). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''neuter''] -> neuter 
[''brax''.''neuter''] -> neuter 
[''kate''.''neuter''] -> neuter

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'''189.''' ''evening'' | ''afternoon'' | ''morning'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns 'morning' in the morning, 'afternoon' in the afternoon, or 'evening' in the evening and night. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''evening''] -> evening 
[''brax''.''evening''] -> evening 
[''kate''.''evening''] -> evening

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'''190.''' ''bold'' | ''b'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''bold(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''bold(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''bold(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''191.''' ''italic'' | ''italics'' | ''i'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italic(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italic(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italic(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''192.''' ''glow'' | ''glowing'' | ''g'' 
''(text to make glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glow(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glow(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glow(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''193.''' ''colorCerulean'' | ''cCerulean'' | ''colourCerulean'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorCerulean(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorCerulean(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorCerulean(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''194.''' ''boldCerulean'' | ''bCerulean'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldCerulean(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldCerulean(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldCerulean(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''195.''' ''italicCerulean'' | ''italicsCerulean'' | ''iCerulean'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicCerulean(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicCerulean(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicCerulean(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''196.''' ''glowCerulean'' | ''glowingCerulean'' | ''gCerulean'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowCerulean(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowCerulean(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowCerulean(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''197.''' ''colorPale grey'' | ''cPale grey'' | ''colourPale grey'' | ''colorFish'' | ''cFish'' | ''colourFish'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorPale grey(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorPale grey(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorPale grey(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''198.''' ''boldPale grey'' | ''bPale grey'' | ''boldFish'' | ''bFish'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldPale grey(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldPale grey(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldPale grey(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''199.''' ''italicPale grey'' | ''italicsPale grey'' | ''iPale grey'' | ''italicFish'' | ''italicsFish'' | ''iFish'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicPale grey(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicPale grey(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicPale grey(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''200.''' ''glowPale grey'' | ''glowingPale grey'' | ''gPale grey'' | ''glowFish'' | ''glowingFish'' | ''gFish'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowPale grey(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowPale grey(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowPale grey(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''201.''' ''colorDromaeosaurLime'' | ''cDromaeosaurLime'' | ''colourDromaeosaurLime'' | ''colorDromaeosaurLimeGreen'' | ''cDromaeosaurLimeGreen'' | ''colourDromaeosaurLimeGreen'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorDromaeosaurLime(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorDromaeosaurLime(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorDromaeosaurLime(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''202.''' ''boldDromaeosaurLime'' | ''bDromaeosaurLime'' | ''boldDromaeosaurLimeGreen'' | ''bDromaeosaurLimeGreen'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldDromaeosaurLime(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldDromaeosaurLime(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldDromaeosaurLime(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''203.''' ''italicDromaeosaurLime'' | ''italicsDromaeosaurLime'' | ''iDromaeosaurLime'' | ''italicDromaeosaurLimeGreen'' | ''italicsDromaeosaurLimeGreen'' | ''iDromaeosaurLimeGreen'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicDromaeosaurLime(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicDromaeosaurLime(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicDromaeosaurLime(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''204.''' ''glowDromaeosaurLime'' | ''glowingDromaeosaurLime'' | ''gDromaeosaurLime'' | ''glowDromaeosaurLimeGreen'' | ''glowingDromaeosaurLimeGreen'' | ''gDromaeosaurLimeGreen'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowDromaeosaurLime(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowDromaeosaurLime(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowDromaeosaurLime(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''205.''' ''colorSergalSlate'' | ''cSergalSlate'' | ''colourSergalSlate'' | ''colorSergalSlateBlue'' | ''cSergalSlateBlue'' | ''colourSergalSlateBlue'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorSergalSlate(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorSergalSlate(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorSergalSlate(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''206.''' ''boldSergalSlate'' | ''bSergalSlate'' | ''boldSergalSlateBlue'' | ''bSergalSlateBlue'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldSergalSlate(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldSergalSlate(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldSergalSlate(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''207.''' ''italicSergalSlate'' | ''italicsSergalSlate'' | ''iSergalSlate'' | ''italicSergalSlateBlue'' | ''italicsSergalSlateBlue'' | ''iSergalSlateBlue'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicSergalSlate(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicSergalSlate(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicSergalSlate(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''208.''' ''glowSergalSlate'' | ''glowingSergalSlate'' | ''gSergalSlate'' | ''glowSergalSlateBlue'' | ''glowingSergalSlateBlue'' | ''gSergalSlateBlue'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowSergalSlate(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowSergalSlate(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowSergalSlate(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''209.''' ''colorJackalGoldenRod'' | ''cJackalGoldenRod'' | ''colourJackalGoldenRod'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorJackalGoldenRod(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorJackalGoldenRod(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorJackalGoldenRod(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''210.''' ''boldJackalGoldenRod'' | ''bJackalGoldenRod'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldJackalGoldenRod(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldJackalGoldenRod(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldJackalGoldenRod(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''211.''' ''italicJackalGoldenRod'' | ''italicsJackalGoldenRod'' | ''iJackalGoldenRod'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicJackalGoldenRod(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicJackalGoldenRod(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicJackalGoldenRod(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''212.''' ''glowJackalGoldenRod'' | ''glowingJackalGoldenRod'' | ''gJackalGoldenRod'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowJackalGoldenRod(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowJackalGoldenRod(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowJackalGoldenRod(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''213.''' ''colorFuchsia'' | ''cFuchsia'' | ''colourFuchsia'' | ''colorBlindingPink'' | ''cBlindingPink'' | ''colourBlindingPink'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorFuchsia(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorFuchsia(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorFuchsia(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''214.''' ''boldFuchsia'' | ''bFuchsia'' | ''boldBlindingPink'' | ''bBlindingPink'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldFuchsia(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldFuchsia(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldFuchsia(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''215.''' ''italicFuchsia'' | ''italicsFuchsia'' | ''iFuchsia'' | ''italicBlindingPink'' | ''italicsBlindingPink'' | ''iBlindingPink'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicFuchsia(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicFuchsia(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicFuchsia(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''216.''' ''glowFuchsia'' | ''glowingFuchsia'' | ''gFuchsia'' | ''glowBlindingPink'' | ''glowingBlindingPink'' | ''gBlindingPink'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowFuchsia(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowFuchsia(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowFuchsia(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''217.''' ''colorMantis'' | ''cMantis'' | ''colourMantis'' | ''colorMantisMorph'' | ''cMantisMorph'' | ''colourMantisMorph'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorMantis(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorMantis(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorMantis(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''218.''' ''boldMantis'' | ''bMantis'' | ''boldMantisMorph'' | ''bMantisMorph'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldMantis(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldMantis(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldMantis(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''219.''' ''italicMantis'' | ''italicsMantis'' | ''iMantis'' | ''italicMantisMorph'' | ''italicsMantisMorph'' | ''iMantisMorph'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicMantis(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicMantis(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicMantis(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''220.''' ''glowMantis'' | ''glowingMantis'' | ''gMantis'' | ''glowMantisMorph'' | ''glowingMantisMorph'' | ''gMantisMorph'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowMantis(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowMantis(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowMantis(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''221.''' ''colorBee'' | ''cBee'' | ''colourBee'' | ''colorBeeYellow'' | ''cBeeYellow'' | ''colourBeeYellow'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorBee(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorBee(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorBee(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''222.''' ''boldBee'' | ''bBee'' | ''boldBeeYellow'' | ''bBeeYellow'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldBee(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldBee(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldBee(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''223.''' ''italicBee'' | ''italicsBee'' | ''iBee'' | ''italicBeeYellow'' | ''italicsBeeYellow'' | ''iBeeYellow'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicBee(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicBee(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicBee(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''224.''' ''glowBee'' | ''glowingBee'' | ''gBee'' | ''glowBeeYellow'' | ''glowingBeeYellow'' | ''gBeeYellow'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowBee(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowBee(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowBee(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''225.''' ''colorAardvark'' | ''cAardvark'' | ''colourAardvark'' | ''colorAardvarkMorph'' | ''cAardvarkMorph'' | ''colourAardvarkMorph'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorAardvark(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorAardvark(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorAardvark(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''226.''' ''boldAardvark'' | ''bAardvark'' | ''boldAardvarkMorph'' | ''bAardvarkMorph'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldAardvark(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldAardvark(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldAardvark(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''227.''' ''italicAardvark'' | ''italicsAardvark'' | ''iAardvark'' | ''italicAardvarkMorph'' | ''italicsAardvarkMorph'' | ''iAardvarkMorph'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicAardvark(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicAardvark(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicAardvark(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''228.''' ''glowAardvark'' | ''glowingAardvark'' | ''gAardvark'' | ''glowAardvarkMorph'' | ''glowingAardvarkMorph'' | ''gAardvarkMorph'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowAardvark(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowAardvark(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowAardvark(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''229.''' ''colorShibaYellow'' | ''cShibaYellow'' | ''colourShibaYellow'' | ''colorShibayellow'' | ''cShibayellow'' | ''colourShibayellow'' | ''colorShiba'' | ''cShiba'' | ''colourShiba'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorShibaYellow(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorShibaYellow(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorShibaYellow(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''230.''' ''boldShibaYellow'' | ''bShibaYellow'' | ''boldShibayellow'' | ''bShibayellow'' | ''boldShiba'' | ''bShiba'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldShibaYellow(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldShibaYellow(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldShibaYellow(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''231.''' ''italicShibaYellow'' | ''italicsShibaYellow'' | ''iShibaYellow'' | ''italicShibayellow'' | ''italicsShibayellow'' | ''iShibayellow'' | ''italicShiba'' | ''italicsShiba'' | ''iShiba'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicShibaYellow(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicShibaYellow(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicShibaYellow(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''232.''' ''glowShibaYellow'' | ''glowingShibaYellow'' | ''gShibaYellow'' | ''glowShibayellow'' | ''glowingShibayellow'' | ''gShibayellow'' | ''glowShiba'' | ''glowingShiba'' | ''gShiba'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowShibaYellow(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowShibaYellow(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowShibaYellow(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''233.''' ''colorWoodelf'' | ''cWoodelf'' | ''colourWoodelf'' | ''colorWoodelfMorph'' | ''cWoodelfMorph'' | ''colourWoodelfMorph'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorWoodelf(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorWoodelf(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorWoodelf(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''234.''' ''boldWoodelf'' | ''bWoodelf'' | ''boldWoodelfMorph'' | ''bWoodelfMorph'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldWoodelf(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldWoodelf(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldWoodelf(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''235.''' ''italicWoodelf'' | ''italicsWoodelf'' | ''iWoodelf'' | ''italicWoodelfMorph'' | ''italicsWoodelfMorph'' | ''iWoodelfMorph'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicWoodelf(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicWoodelf(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicWoodelf(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''236.''' ''glowWoodelf'' | ''glowingWoodelf'' | ''gWoodelf'' | ''glowWoodelfMorph'' | ''glowingWoodelfMorph'' | ''gWoodelfMorph'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowWoodelf(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowWoodelf(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowWoodelf(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''237.''' ''colorGoblin'' | ''cGoblin'' | ''colourGoblin'' | ''colorGoblinMorph'' | ''cGoblinMorph'' | ''colourGoblinMorph'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorGoblin(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorGoblin(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorGoblin(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''238.''' ''boldGoblin'' | ''bGoblin'' | ''boldGoblinMorph'' | ''bGoblinMorph'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldGoblin(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldGoblin(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldGoblin(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''239.''' ''italicGoblin'' | ''italicsGoblin'' | ''iGoblin'' | ''italicGoblinMorph'' | ''italicsGoblinMorph'' | ''iGoblinMorph'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicGoblin(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicGoblin(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicGoblin(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''240.''' ''glowGoblin'' | ''glowingGoblin'' | ''gGoblin'' | ''glowGoblinMorph'' | ''glowingGoblinMorph'' | ''gGoblinMorph'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowGoblin(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowGoblin(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowGoblin(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''241.''' ''colorSnowelf'' | ''cSnowelf'' | ''colourSnowelf'' | ''colorSnowelfMorph'' | ''cSnowelfMorph'' | ''colourSnowelfMorph'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorSnowelf(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorSnowelf(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorSnowelf(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''242.''' ''boldSnowelf'' | ''bSnowelf'' | ''boldSnowelfMorph'' | ''bSnowelfMorph'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldSnowelf(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldSnowelf(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldSnowelf(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''243.''' ''italicSnowelf'' | ''italicsSnowelf'' | ''iSnowelf'' | ''italicSnowelfMorph'' | ''italicsSnowelfMorph'' | ''iSnowelfMorph'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicSnowelf(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicSnowelf(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicSnowelf(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''244.''' ''glowSnowelf'' | ''glowingSnowelf'' | ''gSnowelf'' | ''glowSnowelfMorph'' | ''glowingSnowelfMorph'' | ''gSnowelfMorph'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowSnowelf(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowSnowelf(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowSnowelf(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''245.''' ''colorElf'' | ''cElf'' | ''colourElf'' | ''colorElfMorph'' | ''cElfMorph'' | ''colourElfMorph'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorElf(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorElf(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorElf(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''246.''' ''boldElf'' | ''bElf'' | ''boldElfMorph'' | ''bElfMorph'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldElf(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldElf(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldElf(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''247.''' ''italicElf'' | ''italicsElf'' | ''iElf'' | ''italicElfMorph'' | ''italicsElfMorph'' | ''iElfMorph'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicElf(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicElf(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicElf(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''248.''' ''glowElf'' | ''glowingElf'' | ''gElf'' | ''glowElfMorph'' | ''glowingElfMorph'' | ''gElfMorph'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowElf(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowElf(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowElf(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''249.''' ''colorAquaticelf'' | ''cAquaticelf'' | ''colourAquaticelf'' | ''colorAquaticelfMorph'' | ''cAquaticelfMorph'' | ''colourAquaticelfMorph'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorAquaticelf(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorAquaticelf(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorAquaticelf(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''250.''' ''boldAquaticelf'' | ''bAquaticelf'' | ''boldAquaticelfMorph'' | ''bAquaticelfMorph'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldAquaticelf(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldAquaticelf(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldAquaticelf(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''251.''' ''italicAquaticelf'' | ''italicsAquaticelf'' | ''iAquaticelf'' | ''italicAquaticelfMorph'' | ''italicsAquaticelfMorph'' | ''iAquaticelfMorph'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicAquaticelf(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicAquaticelf(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicAquaticelf(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''252.''' ''glowAquaticelf'' | ''glowingAquaticelf'' | ''gAquaticelf'' | ''glowAquaticelfMorph'' | ''glowingAquaticelfMorph'' | ''gAquaticelfMorph'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowAquaticelf(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowAquaticelf(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowAquaticelf(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''253.''' ''colorHobgoblin'' | ''cHobgoblin'' | ''colourHobgoblin'' | ''colorHobgoblinMorph'' | ''cHobgoblinMorph'' | ''colourHobgoblinMorph'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorHobgoblin(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorHobgoblin(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorHobgoblin(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''254.''' ''boldHobgoblin'' | ''bHobgoblin'' | ''boldHobgoblinMorph'' | ''bHobgoblinMorph'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldHobgoblin(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldHobgoblin(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldHobgoblin(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''255.''' ''italicHobgoblin'' | ''italicsHobgoblin'' | ''iHobgoblin'' | ''italicHobgoblinMorph'' | ''italicsHobgoblinMorph'' | ''iHobgoblinMorph'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicHobgoblin(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicHobgoblin(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicHobgoblin(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''256.''' ''glowHobgoblin'' | ''glowingHobgoblin'' | ''gHobgoblin'' | ''glowHobgoblinMorph'' | ''glowingHobgoblinMorph'' | ''gHobgoblinMorph'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowHobgoblin(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowHobgoblin(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowHobgoblin(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''257.''' ''colorMonkey'' | ''cMonkey'' | ''colourMonkey'' | ''colorMonkeyMorph'' | ''cMonkeyMorph'' | ''colourMonkeyMorph'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorMonkey(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorMonkey(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorMonkey(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''258.''' ''boldMonkey'' | ''bMonkey'' | ''boldMonkeyMorph'' | ''bMonkeyMorph'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldMonkey(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldMonkey(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldMonkey(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''259.''' ''italicMonkey'' | ''italicsMonkey'' | ''iMonkey'' | ''italicMonkeyMorph'' | ''italicsMonkeyMorph'' | ''iMonkeyMorph'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicMonkey(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicMonkey(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicMonkey(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''260.''' ''glowMonkey'' | ''glowingMonkey'' | ''gMonkey'' | ''glowMonkeyMorph'' | ''glowingMonkeyMorph'' | ''gMonkeyMorph'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowMonkey(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowMonkey(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowMonkey(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''261.''' ''colorApe'' | ''cApe'' | ''colourApe'' | ''colorApeMorph'' | ''cApeMorph'' | ''colourApeMorph'' | ''colorChimpanzee'' | ''cChimpanzee'' | ''colourChimpanzee'' | ''colorGorilla'' | ''cGorilla'' | ''colourGorilla'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorApe(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorApe(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorApe(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''262.''' ''boldApe'' | ''bApe'' | ''boldApeMorph'' | ''bApeMorph'' | ''boldChimpanzee'' | ''bChimpanzee'' | ''boldGorilla'' | ''bGorilla'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldApe(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldApe(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldApe(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''263.''' ''italicApe'' | ''italicsApe'' | ''iApe'' | ''italicApeMorph'' | ''italicsApeMorph'' | ''iApeMorph'' | ''italicChimpanzee'' | ''italicsChimpanzee'' | ''iChimpanzee'' | ''italicGorilla'' | ''italicsGorilla'' | ''iGorilla'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicApe(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicApe(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicApe(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''264.''' ''glowApe'' | ''glowingApe'' | ''gApe'' | ''glowApeMorph'' | ''glowingApeMorph'' | ''gApeMorph'' | ''glowChimpanzee'' | ''glowingChimpanzee'' | ''gChimpanzee'' | ''glowGorilla'' | ''glowingGorilla'' | ''gGorilla'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowApe(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowApe(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowApe(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''265.''' ''colorMonkey'' | ''cMonkey'' | ''colourMonkey'' | ''colorMonkeyMorph'' | ''cMonkeyMorph'' | ''colourMonkeyMorph'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorMonkey(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorMonkey(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorMonkey(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''266.''' ''boldMonkey'' | ''bMonkey'' | ''boldMonkeyMorph'' | ''bMonkeyMorph'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldMonkey(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldMonkey(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldMonkey(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''267.''' ''italicMonkey'' | ''italicsMonkey'' | ''iMonkey'' | ''italicMonkeyMorph'' | ''italicsMonkeyMorph'' | ''iMonkeyMorph'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicMonkey(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicMonkey(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicMonkey(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''268.''' ''glowMonkey'' | ''glowingMonkey'' | ''gMonkey'' | ''glowMonkeyMorph'' | ''glowingMonkeyMorph'' | ''gMonkeyMorph'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowMonkey(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowMonkey(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowMonkey(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''269.''' ''colorMonkey'' | ''cMonkey'' | ''colourMonkey'' | ''colorMonkeyMorph'' | ''cMonkeyMorph'' | ''colourMonkeyMorph'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorMonkey(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorMonkey(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorMonkey(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''270.''' ''boldMonkey'' | ''bMonkey'' | ''boldMonkeyMorph'' | ''bMonkeyMorph'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldMonkey(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldMonkey(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldMonkey(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''271.''' ''italicMonkey'' | ''italicsMonkey'' | ''iMonkey'' | ''italicMonkeyMorph'' | ''italicsMonkeyMorph'' | ''iMonkeyMorph'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicMonkey(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicMonkey(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicMonkey(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''272.''' ''glowMonkey'' | ''glowingMonkey'' | ''gMonkey'' | ''glowMonkeyMorph'' | ''glowingMonkeyMorph'' | ''gMonkeyMorph'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowMonkey(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowMonkey(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowMonkey(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''273.''' ''colorOtan'' | ''cOtan'' | ''colourOtan'' | ''colorOtanMorph'' | ''cOtanMorph'' | ''colourOtanMorph'' | ''colorOrangutan'' | ''cOrangutan'' | ''colourOrangutan'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorOtan(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorOtan(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorOtan(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''274.''' ''boldOtan'' | ''bOtan'' | ''boldOtanMorph'' | ''bOtanMorph'' | ''boldOrangutan'' | ''bOrangutan'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldOtan(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldOtan(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldOtan(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''275.''' ''italicOtan'' | ''italicsOtan'' | ''iOtan'' | ''italicOtanMorph'' | ''italicsOtanMorph'' | ''iOtanMorph'' | ''italicOrangutan'' | ''italicsOrangutan'' | ''iOrangutan'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicOtan(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicOtan(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicOtan(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''276.''' ''glowOtan'' | ''glowingOtan'' | ''gOtan'' | ''glowOtanMorph'' | ''glowingOtanMorph'' | ''gOtanMorph'' | ''glowOrangutan'' | ''glowingOrangutan'' | ''gOrangutan'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowOtan(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowOtan(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowOtan(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''277.''' ''colorOchre'' | ''cOchre'' | ''colourOchre'' | ''colorOchre'' | ''cOchre'' | ''colourOchre'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorOchre(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorOchre(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorOchre(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''278.''' ''boldOchre'' | ''bOchre'' | ''boldOchre'' | ''bOchre'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldOchre(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldOchre(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldOchre(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''279.''' ''italicOchre'' | ''italicsOchre'' | ''iOchre'' | ''italicOchre'' | ''italicsOchre'' | ''iOchre'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicOchre(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicOchre(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicOchre(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''280.''' ''glowOchre'' | ''glowingOchre'' | ''gOchre'' | ''glowOchre'' | ''glowingOchre'' | ''gOchre'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowOchre(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowOchre(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowOchre(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''281.''' ''colorClayTan'' | ''cClayTan'' | ''colourClayTan'' | ''colorClayTan'' | ''cClayTan'' | ''colourClayTan'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorClayTan(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorClayTan(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorClayTan(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''282.''' ''boldClayTan'' | ''bClayTan'' | ''boldClayTan'' | ''bClayTan'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldClayTan(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldClayTan(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldClayTan(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''283.''' ''italicClayTan'' | ''italicsClayTan'' | ''iClayTan'' | ''italicClayTan'' | ''italicsClayTan'' | ''iClayTan'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicClayTan(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicClayTan(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicClayTan(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''284.''' ''glowClayTan'' | ''glowingClayTan'' | ''gClayTan'' | ''glowClayTan'' | ''glowingClayTan'' | ''gClayTan'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowClayTan(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowClayTan(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowClayTan(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''285.''' ''colorCrocGreen'' | ''cCrocGreen'' | ''colourCrocGreen'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorCrocGreen(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorCrocGreen(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorCrocGreen(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''286.''' ''boldCrocGreen'' | ''bCrocGreen'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldCrocGreen(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldCrocGreen(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldCrocGreen(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''287.''' ''italicCrocGreen'' | ''italicsCrocGreen'' | ''iCrocGreen'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicCrocGreen(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicCrocGreen(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicCrocGreen(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''288.''' ''glowCrocGreen'' | ''glowingCrocGreen'' | ''gCrocGreen'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowCrocGreen(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowCrocGreen(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowCrocGreen(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''289.''' ''colorSmokeGrey'' | ''cSmokeGrey'' | ''colourSmokeGrey'' | ''colorSmokeGrey'' | ''cSmokeGrey'' | ''colourSmokeGrey'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorSmokeGrey(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorSmokeGrey(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorSmokeGrey(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''290.''' ''boldSmokeGrey'' | ''bSmokeGrey'' | ''boldSmokeGrey'' | ''bSmokeGrey'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldSmokeGrey(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldSmokeGrey(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldSmokeGrey(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''291.''' ''italicSmokeGrey'' | ''italicsSmokeGrey'' | ''iSmokeGrey'' | ''italicSmokeGrey'' | ''italicsSmokeGrey'' | ''iSmokeGrey'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicSmokeGrey(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicSmokeGrey(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicSmokeGrey(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''292.''' ''glowSmokeGrey'' | ''glowingSmokeGrey'' | ''gSmokeGrey'' | ''glowSmokeGrey'' | ''glowingSmokeGrey'' | ''gSmokeGrey'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowSmokeGrey(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowSmokeGrey(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowSmokeGrey(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''293.''' ''colorUmber'' | ''cUmber'' | ''colourUmber'' | ''colorUmber'' | ''cUmber'' | ''colourUmber'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorUmber(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorUmber(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorUmber(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''294.''' ''boldUmber'' | ''bUmber'' | ''boldUmber'' | ''bUmber'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldUmber(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldUmber(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldUmber(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''295.''' ''italicUmber'' | ''italicsUmber'' | ''iUmber'' | ''italicUmber'' | ''italicsUmber'' | ''iUmber'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicUmber(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicUmber(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicUmber(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''296.''' ''glowUmber'' | ''glowingUmber'' | ''gUmber'' | ''glowUmber'' | ''glowingUmber'' | ''gUmber'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowUmber(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowUmber(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowUmber(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''297.''' ''colorCoeurl'' | ''cCoeurl'' | ''colourCoeurl'' | ''colorCoeurlIndigo'' | ''cCoeurlIndigo'' | ''colourCoeurlIndigo'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorCoeurl(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorCoeurl(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorCoeurl(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''298.''' ''boldCoeurl'' | ''bCoeurl'' | ''boldCoeurlIndigo'' | ''bCoeurlIndigo'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldCoeurl(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldCoeurl(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldCoeurl(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''299.''' ''italicCoeurl'' | ''italicsCoeurl'' | ''iCoeurl'' | ''italicCoeurlIndigo'' | ''italicsCoeurlIndigo'' | ''iCoeurlIndigo'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicCoeurl(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicCoeurl(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicCoeurl(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''300.''' ''glowCoeurl'' | ''glowingCoeurl'' | ''gCoeurl'' | ''glowCoeurlIndigo'' | ''glowingCoeurlIndigo'' | ''gCoeurlIndigo'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowCoeurl(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowCoeurl(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowCoeurl(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''301.''' ''colorDarkTeal'' | ''cDarkTeal'' | ''colourDarkTeal'' | ''colorDarkTeal'' | ''cDarkTeal'' | ''colourDarkTeal'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorDarkTeal(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorDarkTeal(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorDarkTeal(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''302.''' ''boldDarkTeal'' | ''bDarkTeal'' | ''boldDarkTeal'' | ''bDarkTeal'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldDarkTeal(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldDarkTeal(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldDarkTeal(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''303.''' ''italicDarkTeal'' | ''italicsDarkTeal'' | ''iDarkTeal'' | ''italicDarkTeal'' | ''italicsDarkTeal'' | ''iDarkTeal'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicDarkTeal(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicDarkTeal(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicDarkTeal(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''304.''' ''glowDarkTeal'' | ''glowingDarkTeal'' | ''gDarkTeal'' | ''glowDarkTeal'' | ''glowingDarkTeal'' | ''gDarkTeal'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowDarkTeal(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowDarkTeal(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowDarkTeal(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''305.''' ''colorSeaGreen'' | ''cSeaGreen'' | ''colourSeaGreen'' | ''colorSeaGreen'' | ''cSeaGreen'' | ''colourSeaGreen'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorSeaGreen(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorSeaGreen(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorSeaGreen(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''306.''' ''boldSeaGreen'' | ''bSeaGreen'' | ''boldSeaGreen'' | ''bSeaGreen'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldSeaGreen(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldSeaGreen(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldSeaGreen(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''307.''' ''italicSeaGreen'' | ''italicsSeaGreen'' | ''iSeaGreen'' | ''italicSeaGreen'' | ''italicsSeaGreen'' | ''iSeaGreen'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicSeaGreen(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicSeaGreen(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicSeaGreen(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''308.''' ''glowSeaGreen'' | ''glowingSeaGreen'' | ''gSeaGreen'' | ''glowSeaGreen'' | ''glowingSeaGreen'' | ''gSeaGreen'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowSeaGreen(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowSeaGreen(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowSeaGreen(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''309.''' ''colorOlm'' | ''cOlm'' | ''colourOlm'' | ''colorOlmPink'' | ''cOlmPink'' | ''colourOlmPink'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorOlm(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorOlm(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorOlm(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''310.''' ''boldOlm'' | ''bOlm'' | ''boldOlmPink'' | ''bOlmPink'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldOlm(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldOlm(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldOlm(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''311.''' ''italicOlm'' | ''italicsOlm'' | ''iOlm'' | ''italicOlmPink'' | ''italicsOlmPink'' | ''iOlmPink'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicOlm(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicOlm(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicOlm(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''312.''' ''glowOlm'' | ''glowingOlm'' | ''gOlm'' | ''glowOlmPink'' | ''glowingOlmPink'' | ''gOlmPink'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowOlm(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowOlm(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowOlm(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''313.''' ''colorStoneGrey'' | ''cStoneGrey'' | ''colourStoneGrey'' | ''colorStoneGrey'' | ''cStoneGrey'' | ''colourStoneGrey'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorStoneGrey(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorStoneGrey(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorStoneGrey(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''314.''' ''boldStoneGrey'' | ''bStoneGrey'' | ''boldStoneGrey'' | ''bStoneGrey'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldStoneGrey(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldStoneGrey(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldStoneGrey(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''315.''' ''italicStoneGrey'' | ''italicsStoneGrey'' | ''iStoneGrey'' | ''italicStoneGrey'' | ''italicsStoneGrey'' | ''iStoneGrey'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicStoneGrey(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicStoneGrey(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicStoneGrey(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''316.''' ''glowStoneGrey'' | ''glowingStoneGrey'' | ''gStoneGrey'' | ''glowStoneGrey'' | ''glowingStoneGrey'' | ''gStoneGrey'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowStoneGrey(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowStoneGrey(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowStoneGrey(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''317.''' ''colorKirin'' | ''cKirin'' | ''colourKirin'' | ''colorKirinBlue'' | ''cKirinBlue'' | ''colourKirinBlue'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorKirin(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorKirin(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorKirin(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''318.''' ''boldKirin'' | ''bKirin'' | ''boldKirinBlue'' | ''bKirinBlue'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldKirin(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldKirin(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldKirin(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''319.''' ''italicKirin'' | ''italicsKirin'' | ''iKirin'' | ''italicKirinBlue'' | ''italicsKirinBlue'' | ''iKirinBlue'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicKirin(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicKirin(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicKirin(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''320.''' ''glowKirin'' | ''glowingKirin'' | ''gKirin'' | ''glowKirinBlue'' | ''glowingKirinBlue'' | ''gKirinBlue'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowKirin(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowKirin(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowKirin(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''321.''' ''colorBrickRed'' | ''cBrickRed'' | ''colourBrickRed'' | ''colorBrickRed'' | ''cBrickRed'' | ''colourBrickRed'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorBrickRed(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorBrickRed(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorBrickRed(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''322.''' ''boldBrickRed'' | ''bBrickRed'' | ''boldBrickRed'' | ''bBrickRed'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldBrickRed(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldBrickRed(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldBrickRed(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''323.''' ''italicBrickRed'' | ''italicsBrickRed'' | ''iBrickRed'' | ''italicBrickRed'' | ''italicsBrickRed'' | ''iBrickRed'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicBrickRed(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicBrickRed(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicBrickRed(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''324.''' ''glowBrickRed'' | ''glowingBrickRed'' | ''gBrickRed'' | ''glowBrickRed'' | ''glowingBrickRed'' | ''gBrickRed'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowBrickRed(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowBrickRed(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowBrickRed(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''325.''' ''colorOliveGreen'' | ''cOliveGreen'' | ''colourOliveGreen'' | ''colorOliveGreen'' | ''cOliveGreen'' | ''colourOliveGreen'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorOliveGreen(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorOliveGreen(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorOliveGreen(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''326.''' ''boldOliveGreen'' | ''bOliveGreen'' | ''boldOliveGreen'' | ''bOliveGreen'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldOliveGreen(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldOliveGreen(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldOliveGreen(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''327.''' ''italicOliveGreen'' | ''italicsOliveGreen'' | ''iOliveGreen'' | ''italicOliveGreen'' | ''italicsOliveGreen'' | ''iOliveGreen'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicOliveGreen(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicOliveGreen(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicOliveGreen(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''328.''' ''glowOliveGreen'' | ''glowingOliveGreen'' | ''gOliveGreen'' | ''glowOliveGreen'' | ''glowingOliveGreen'' | ''gOliveGreen'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowOliveGreen(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowOliveGreen(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowOliveGreen(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''329.''' ''colorForestGreen'' | ''cForestGreen'' | ''colourForestGreen'' | ''colorForestGreen'' | ''cForestGreen'' | ''colourForestGreen'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorForestGreen(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorForestGreen(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorForestGreen(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''330.''' ''boldForestGreen'' | ''bForestGreen'' | ''boldForestGreen'' | ''bForestGreen'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldForestGreen(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldForestGreen(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldForestGreen(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''331.''' ''italicForestGreen'' | ''italicsForestGreen'' | ''iForestGreen'' | ''italicForestGreen'' | ''italicsForestGreen'' | ''iForestGreen'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicForestGreen(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicForestGreen(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicForestGreen(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''332.''' ''glowForestGreen'' | ''glowingForestGreen'' | ''gForestGreen'' | ''glowForestGreen'' | ''glowingForestGreen'' | ''gForestGreen'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowForestGreen(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowForestGreen(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowForestGreen(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''333.''' ''colorDullBrown'' | ''cDullBrown'' | ''colourDullBrown'' | ''colorDullBrown'' | ''cDullBrown'' | ''colourDullBrown'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorDullBrown(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorDullBrown(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorDullBrown(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''334.''' ''boldDullBrown'' | ''bDullBrown'' | ''boldDullBrown'' | ''bDullBrown'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldDullBrown(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldDullBrown(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldDullBrown(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''335.''' ''italicDullBrown'' | ''italicsDullBrown'' | ''iDullBrown'' | ''italicDullBrown'' | ''italicsDullBrown'' | ''iDullBrown'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicDullBrown(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicDullBrown(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicDullBrown(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''336.''' ''glowDullBrown'' | ''glowingDullBrown'' | ''gDullBrown'' | ''glowDullBrown'' | ''glowingDullBrown'' | ''gDullBrown'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowDullBrown(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowDullBrown(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowDullBrown(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''337.''' ''colorClayRed'' | ''cClayRed'' | ''colourClayRed'' | ''colorClayRed'' | ''cClayRed'' | ''colourClayRed'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorClayRed(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorClayRed(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorClayRed(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''338.''' ''boldClayRed'' | ''bClayRed'' | ''boldClayRed'' | ''bClayRed'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldClayRed(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldClayRed(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldClayRed(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''339.''' ''italicClayRed'' | ''italicsClayRed'' | ''iClayRed'' | ''italicClayRed'' | ''italicsClayRed'' | ''iClayRed'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicClayRed(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicClayRed(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicClayRed(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''340.''' ''glowClayRed'' | ''glowingClayRed'' | ''gClayRed'' | ''glowClayRed'' | ''glowingClayRed'' | ''gClayRed'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowClayRed(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowClayRed(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowClayRed(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''341.''' ''colorLightOlive'' | ''cLightOlive'' | ''colourLightOlive'' | ''colorLightOlive'' | ''cLightOlive'' | ''colourLightOlive'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorLightOlive(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorLightOlive(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorLightOlive(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''342.''' ''boldLightOlive'' | ''bLightOlive'' | ''boldLightOlive'' | ''bLightOlive'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldLightOlive(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldLightOlive(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldLightOlive(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''343.''' ''italicLightOlive'' | ''italicsLightOlive'' | ''iLightOlive'' | ''italicLightOlive'' | ''italicsLightOlive'' | ''iLightOlive'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicLightOlive(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicLightOlive(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicLightOlive(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''344.''' ''glowLightOlive'' | ''glowingLightOlive'' | ''gLightOlive'' | ''glowLightOlive'' | ''glowingLightOlive'' | ''gLightOlive'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowLightOlive(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowLightOlive(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowLightOlive(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''345.''' ''colorKirinGold'' | ''cKirinGold'' | ''colourKirinGold'' | ''colorKirinYellow'' | ''cKirinYellow'' | ''colourKirinYellow'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorKirinGold(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorKirinGold(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorKirinGold(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''346.''' ''boldKirinGold'' | ''bKirinGold'' | ''boldKirinYellow'' | ''bKirinYellow'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldKirinGold(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldKirinGold(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldKirinGold(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''347.''' ''italicKirinGold'' | ''italicsKirinGold'' | ''iKirinGold'' | ''italicKirinYellow'' | ''italicsKirinYellow'' | ''iKirinYellow'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicKirinGold(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicKirinGold(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicKirinGold(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''348.''' ''glowKirinGold'' | ''glowingKirinGold'' | ''gKirinGold'' | ''glowKirinYellow'' | ''glowingKirinYellow'' | ''gKirinYellow'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowKirinGold(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowKirinGold(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowKirinGold(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''349.''' ''colorSalamanderFrost'' | ''cSalamanderFrost'' | ''colourSalamanderFrost'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorSalamanderFrost(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorSalamanderFrost(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorSalamanderFrost(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''350.''' ''boldSalamanderFrost'' | ''bSalamanderFrost'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldSalamanderFrost(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldSalamanderFrost(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldSalamanderFrost(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''351.''' ''italicSalamanderFrost'' | ''italicsSalamanderFrost'' | ''iSalamanderFrost'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicSalamanderFrost(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicSalamanderFrost(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicSalamanderFrost(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''352.''' ''glowSalamanderFrost'' | ''glowingSalamanderFrost'' | ''gSalamanderFrost'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowSalamanderFrost(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowSalamanderFrost(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowSalamanderFrost(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''353.''' ''colorSalamander'' | ''cSalamander'' | ''colourSalamander'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorSalamander(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorSalamander(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorSalamander(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''354.''' ''boldSalamander'' | ''bSalamander'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldSalamander(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldSalamander(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldSalamander(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''355.''' ''italicSalamander'' | ''italicsSalamander'' | ''iSalamander'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicSalamander(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicSalamander(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicSalamander(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''356.''' ''glowSalamander'' | ''glowingSalamander'' | ''gSalamander'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowSalamander(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowSalamander(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowSalamander(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''357.''' ''colorCoatl'' | ''cCoatl'' | ''colourCoatl'' | ''colorCoatlJade'' | ''cCoatlJade'' | ''colourCoatlJade'' | ''colorCoatlJadeGreen'' | ''cCoatlJadeGreen'' | ''colourCoatlJadeGreen'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorCoatl(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorCoatl(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorCoatl(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''358.''' ''boldCoatl'' | ''bCoatl'' | ''boldCoatlJade'' | ''bCoatlJade'' | ''boldCoatlJadeGreen'' | ''bCoatlJadeGreen'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldCoatl(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldCoatl(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldCoatl(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''359.''' ''italicCoatl'' | ''italicsCoatl'' | ''iCoatl'' | ''italicCoatlJade'' | ''italicsCoatlJade'' | ''iCoatlJade'' | ''italicCoatlJadeGreen'' | ''italicsCoatlJadeGreen'' | ''iCoatlJadeGreen'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicCoatl(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicCoatl(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicCoatl(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''360.''' ''glowCoatl'' | ''glowingCoatl'' | ''gCoatl'' | ''glowCoatlJade'' | ''glowingCoatlJade'' | ''gCoatlJade'' | ''glowCoatlJadeGreen'' | ''glowingCoatlJadeGreen'' | ''gCoatlJadeGreen'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowCoatl(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowCoatl(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowCoatl(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''361.''' ''colorSamoyed'' | ''cSamoyed'' | ''colourSamoyed'' | ''colorSamoyedBeige'' | ''cSamoyedBeige'' | ''colourSamoyedBeige'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorSamoyed(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorSamoyed(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorSamoyed(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''362.''' ''boldSamoyed'' | ''bSamoyed'' | ''boldSamoyedBeige'' | ''bSamoyedBeige'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldSamoyed(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldSamoyed(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldSamoyed(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''363.''' ''italicSamoyed'' | ''italicsSamoyed'' | ''iSamoyed'' | ''italicSamoyedBeige'' | ''italicsSamoyedBeige'' | ''iSamoyedBeige'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicSamoyed(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicSamoyed(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicSamoyed(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''364.''' ''glowSamoyed'' | ''glowingSamoyed'' | ''gSamoyed'' | ''glowSamoyedBeige'' | ''glowingSamoyedBeige'' | ''gSamoyedBeige'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowSamoyed(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowSamoyed(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowSamoyed(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''365.''' ''colorDragon'' | ''cDragon'' | ''colourDragon'' | ''colorDragonRed'' | ''cDragonRed'' | ''colourDragonRed'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorDragon(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorDragon(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorDragon(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''366.''' ''boldDragon'' | ''bDragon'' | ''boldDragonRed'' | ''bDragonRed'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldDragon(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldDragon(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldDragon(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''367.''' ''italicDragon'' | ''italicsDragon'' | ''iDragon'' | ''italicDragonRed'' | ''italicsDragonRed'' | ''iDragonRed'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicDragon(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicDragon(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicDragon(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''368.''' ''glowDragon'' | ''glowingDragon'' | ''gDragon'' | ''glowDragonRed'' | ''glowingDragonRed'' | ''gDragonRed'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowDragon(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowDragon(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowDragon(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''369.''' ''colorCoatlPurple'' | ''cCoatlPurple'' | ''colourCoatlPurple'' | ''colorCoatlFeatherPurple'' | ''cCoatlFeatherPurple'' | ''colourCoatlFeatherPurple'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorCoatlPurple(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorCoatlPurple(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorCoatlPurple(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''370.''' ''boldCoatlPurple'' | ''bCoatlPurple'' | ''boldCoatlFeatherPurple'' | ''bCoatlFeatherPurple'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldCoatlPurple(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldCoatlPurple(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldCoatlPurple(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''371.''' ''italicCoatlPurple'' | ''italicsCoatlPurple'' | ''iCoatlPurple'' | ''italicCoatlFeatherPurple'' | ''italicsCoatlFeatherPurple'' | ''iCoatlFeatherPurple'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicCoatlPurple(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicCoatlPurple(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicCoatlPurple(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''372.''' ''glowCoatlPurple'' | ''glowingCoatlPurple'' | ''gCoatlPurple'' | ''glowCoatlFeatherPurple'' | ''glowingCoatlFeatherPurple'' | ''gCoatlFeatherPurple'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowCoatlPurple(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowCoatlPurple(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowCoatlPurple(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''373.''' ''colorGryphonBeak'' | ''cGryphonBeak'' | ''colourGryphonBeak'' | ''colorGryphonBeakOrange'' | ''cGryphonBeakOrange'' | ''colourGryphonBeakOrange'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorGryphonBeak(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorGryphonBeak(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorGryphonBeak(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''374.''' ''boldGryphonBeak'' | ''bGryphonBeak'' | ''boldGryphonBeakOrange'' | ''bGryphonBeakOrange'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldGryphonBeak(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldGryphonBeak(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldGryphonBeak(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''375.''' ''italicGryphonBeak'' | ''italicsGryphonBeak'' | ''iGryphonBeak'' | ''italicGryphonBeakOrange'' | ''italicsGryphonBeakOrange'' | ''iGryphonBeakOrange'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicGryphonBeak(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicGryphonBeak(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicGryphonBeak(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''376.''' ''glowGryphonBeak'' | ''glowingGryphonBeak'' | ''gGryphonBeak'' | ''glowGryphonBeakOrange'' | ''glowingGryphonBeakOrange'' | ''gGryphonBeakOrange'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowGryphonBeak(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowGryphonBeak(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowGryphonBeak(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''377.''' ''colorRaccoon'' | ''cRaccoon'' | ''colourRaccoon'' | ''colorRaccoonGrey'' | ''cRaccoonGrey'' | ''colourRaccoonGrey'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorRaccoon(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorRaccoon(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorRaccoon(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''378.''' ''boldRaccoon'' | ''bRaccoon'' | ''boldRaccoonGrey'' | ''bRaccoonGrey'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldRaccoon(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldRaccoon(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldRaccoon(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''379.''' ''italicRaccoon'' | ''italicsRaccoon'' | ''iRaccoon'' | ''italicRaccoonGrey'' | ''italicsRaccoonGrey'' | ''iRaccoonGrey'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicRaccoon(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicRaccoon(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicRaccoon(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''380.''' ''glowRaccoon'' | ''glowingRaccoon'' | ''gRaccoon'' | ''glowRaccoonGrey'' | ''glowingRaccoonGrey'' | ''gRaccoonGrey'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowRaccoon(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowRaccoon(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowRaccoon(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''381.''' ''colorOtter'' | ''cOtter'' | ''colourOtter'' | ''colorOtterBrown'' | ''cOtterBrown'' | ''colourOtterBrown'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorOtter(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorOtter(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorOtter(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''382.''' ''boldOtter'' | ''bOtter'' | ''boldOtterBrown'' | ''bOtterBrown'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldOtter(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldOtter(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldOtter(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''383.''' ''italicOtter'' | ''italicsOtter'' | ''iOtter'' | ''italicOtterBrown'' | ''italicsOtterBrown'' | ''iOtterBrown'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicOtter(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicOtter(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicOtter(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''384.''' ''glowOtter'' | ''glowingOtter'' | ''gOtter'' | ''glowOtterBrown'' | ''glowingOtterBrown'' | ''gOtterBrown'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowOtter(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowOtter(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowOtter(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''385.''' ''colorFerret'' | ''cFerret'' | ''colourFerret'' | ''colorFerretCinnamon'' | ''cFerretCinnamon'' | ''colourFerretCinnamon'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorFerret(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorFerret(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorFerret(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''386.''' ''boldFerret'' | ''bFerret'' | ''boldFerretCinnamon'' | ''bFerretCinnamon'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldFerret(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldFerret(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldFerret(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''387.''' ''italicFerret'' | ''italicsFerret'' | ''iFerret'' | ''italicFerretCinnamon'' | ''italicsFerretCinnamon'' | ''iFerretCinnamon'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicFerret(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicFerret(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicFerret(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''388.''' ''glowFerret'' | ''glowingFerret'' | ''gFerret'' | ''glowFerretCinnamon'' | ''glowingFerretCinnamon'' | ''gFerretCinnamon'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowFerret(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowFerret(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowFerret(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''389.''' ''colorDragonBone'' | ''cDragonBone'' | ''colourDragonBone'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorDragonBone(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorDragonBone(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorDragonBone(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''390.''' ''boldDragonBone'' | ''bDragonBone'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldDragonBone(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldDragonBone(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldDragonBone(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''391.''' ''italicDragonBone'' | ''italicsDragonBone'' | ''iDragonBone'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicDragonBone(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicDragonBone(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicDragonBone(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''392.''' ''glowDragonBone'' | ''glowingDragonBone'' | ''gDragonBone'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowDragonBone(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowDragonBone(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowDragonBone(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''393.''' ''colorGryphon'' | ''cGryphon'' | ''colourGryphon'' | ''colorGryphonBlue'' | ''cGryphonBlue'' | ''colourGryphonBlue'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorGryphon(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorGryphon(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorGryphon(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''394.''' ''boldGryphon'' | ''bGryphon'' | ''boldGryphonBlue'' | ''bGryphonBlue'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldGryphon(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldGryphon(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldGryphon(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''395.''' ''italicGryphon'' | ''italicsGryphon'' | ''iGryphon'' | ''italicGryphonBlue'' | ''italicsGryphonBlue'' | ''iGryphonBlue'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicGryphon(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicGryphon(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicGryphon(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''396.''' ''glowGryphon'' | ''glowingGryphon'' | ''gGryphon'' | ''glowGryphonBlue'' | ''glowingGryphonBlue'' | ''gGryphonBlue'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowGryphon(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowGryphon(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowGryphon(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''397.''' ''colorRyu'' | ''cRyu'' | ''colourRyu'' | ''colorRyuYellow'' | ''cRyuYellow'' | ''colourRyuYellow'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorRyu(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorRyu(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorRyu(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''398.''' ''boldRyu'' | ''bRyu'' | ''boldRyuYellow'' | ''bRyuYellow'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldRyu(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldRyu(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldRyu(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''399.''' ''italicRyu'' | ''italicsRyu'' | ''iRyu'' | ''italicRyuYellow'' | ''italicsRyuYellow'' | ''iRyuYellow'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicRyu(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicRyu(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicRyu(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''400.''' ''glowRyu'' | ''glowingRyu'' | ''gRyu'' | ''glowRyuYellow'' | ''glowingRyuYellow'' | ''gRyuYellow'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowRyu(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowRyu(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowRyu(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''401.''' ''colorBear'' | ''cBear'' | ''colourBear'' | ''colorBearBrown'' | ''cBearBrown'' | ''colourBearBrown'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorBear(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorBear(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorBear(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''402.''' ''boldBear'' | ''bBear'' | ''boldBearBrown'' | ''bBearBrown'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldBear(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldBear(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldBear(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''403.''' ''italicBear'' | ''italicsBear'' | ''iBear'' | ''italicBearBrown'' | ''italicsBearBrown'' | ''iBearBrown'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicBear(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicBear(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicBear(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''404.''' ''glowBear'' | ''glowingBear'' | ''gBear'' | ''glowBearBrown'' | ''glowingBearBrown'' | ''gBearBrown'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowBear(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowBear(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowBear(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''405.''' ''colorPandaBlack'' | ''cPandaBlack'' | ''colourPandaBlack'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorPandaBlack(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorPandaBlack(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorPandaBlack(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''406.''' ''boldPandaBlack'' | ''bPandaBlack'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldPandaBlack(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldPandaBlack(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldPandaBlack(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''407.''' ''italicPandaBlack'' | ''italicsPandaBlack'' | ''iPandaBlack'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicPandaBlack(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicPandaBlack(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicPandaBlack(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''408.''' ''glowPandaBlack'' | ''glowingPandaBlack'' | ''gPandaBlack'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowPandaBlack(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowPandaBlack(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowPandaBlack(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''409.''' ''colorShark'' | ''cShark'' | ''colourShark'' | ''colorSharkGrey'' | ''cSharkGrey'' | ''colourSharkGrey'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorShark(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorShark(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorShark(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''410.''' ''boldShark'' | ''bShark'' | ''boldSharkGrey'' | ''bSharkGrey'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldShark(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldShark(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldShark(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''411.''' ''italicShark'' | ''italicsShark'' | ''iShark'' | ''italicSharkGrey'' | ''italicsSharkGrey'' | ''iSharkGrey'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicShark(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicShark(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicShark(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''412.''' ''glowShark'' | ''glowingShark'' | ''gShark'' | ''glowSharkGrey'' | ''glowingSharkGrey'' | ''gSharkGrey'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowShark(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowShark(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowShark(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''413.''' ''colorPanda'' | ''cPanda'' | ''colourPanda'' | ''colorPandaBeige'' | ''cPandaBeige'' | ''colourPandaBeige'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorPanda(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorPanda(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorPanda(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''414.''' ''boldPanda'' | ''bPanda'' | ''boldPandaBeige'' | ''bPandaBeige'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldPanda(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldPanda(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldPanda(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''415.''' ''italicPanda'' | ''italicsPanda'' | ''iPanda'' | ''italicPandaBeige'' | ''italicsPandaBeige'' | ''iPandaBeige'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicPanda(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicPanda(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicPanda(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''416.''' ''glowPanda'' | ''glowingPanda'' | ''gPanda'' | ''glowPandaBeige'' | ''glowingPandaBeige'' | ''gPandaBeige'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowPanda(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowPanda(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowPanda(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''417.''' ''colorOctopus'' | ''cOctopus'' | ''colourOctopus'' | ''colorOctopusMorph'' | ''cOctopusMorph'' | ''colourOctopusMorph'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorOctopus(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorOctopus(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorOctopus(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''418.''' ''boldOctopus'' | ''bOctopus'' | ''boldOctopusMorph'' | ''bOctopusMorph'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldOctopus(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldOctopus(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldOctopus(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''419.''' ''italicOctopus'' | ''italicsOctopus'' | ''iOctopus'' | ''italicOctopusMorph'' | ''italicsOctopusMorph'' | ''iOctopusMorph'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicOctopus(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicOctopus(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicOctopus(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''420.''' ''glowOctopus'' | ''glowingOctopus'' | ''gOctopus'' | ''glowOctopusMorph'' | ''glowingOctopusMorph'' | ''gOctopusMorph'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowOctopus(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowOctopus(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowOctopus(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''421.''' ''colorSnake'' | ''cSnake'' | ''colourSnake'' | ''colorSnakeMorph'' | ''cSnakeMorph'' | ''colourSnakeMorph'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorSnake(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorSnake(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorSnake(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''422.''' ''boldSnake'' | ''bSnake'' | ''boldSnakeMorph'' | ''bSnakeMorph'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldSnake(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldSnake(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldSnake(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''423.''' ''italicSnake'' | ''italicsSnake'' | ''iSnake'' | ''italicSnakeMorph'' | ''italicsSnakeMorph'' | ''iSnakeMorph'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicSnake(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicSnake(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicSnake(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''424.''' ''glowSnake'' | ''glowingSnake'' | ''gSnake'' | ''glowSnakeMorph'' | ''glowingSnakeMorph'' | ''gSnakeMorph'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowSnake(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowSnake(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowSnake(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''425.''' ''colorCapybara'' | ''cCapybara'' | ''colourCapybara'' | ''colorCapybaraMorph'' | ''cCapybaraMorph'' | ''colourCapybaraMorph'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorCapybara(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorCapybara(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorCapybara(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''426.''' ''boldCapybara'' | ''bCapybara'' | ''boldCapybaraMorph'' | ''bCapybaraMorph'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldCapybara(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldCapybara(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldCapybara(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''427.''' ''italicCapybara'' | ''italicsCapybara'' | ''iCapybara'' | ''italicCapybaraMorph'' | ''italicsCapybaraMorph'' | ''iCapybaraMorph'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicCapybara(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicCapybara(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicCapybara(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

-----

'''428.''' ''glowCapybara'' | ''glowingCapybara'' | ''gCapybara'' | ''glowCapybaraMorph'' | ''glowingCapybaraMorph'' | ''gCapybaraMorph'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowCapybara(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowCapybara(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowCapybara(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''429.''' ''colorWeaver'' | ''cWeaver'' | ''colourWeaver'' | ''colorWeaverBlack'' | ''cWeaverBlack'' | ''colourWeaverBlack'' | ''colorSpiderWeaver'' | ''cSpiderWeaver'' | ''colourSpiderWeaver'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorWeaver(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorWeaver(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorWeaver(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''430.''' ''boldWeaver'' | ''bWeaver'' | ''boldWeaverBlack'' | ''bWeaverBlack'' | ''boldSpiderWeaver'' | ''bSpiderWeaver'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldWeaver(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldWeaver(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldWeaver(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''431.''' ''italicWeaver'' | ''italicsWeaver'' | ''iWeaver'' | ''italicWeaverBlack'' | ''italicsWeaverBlack'' | ''iWeaverBlack'' | ''italicSpiderWeaver'' | ''italicsSpiderWeaver'' | ''iSpiderWeaver'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicWeaver(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicWeaver(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicWeaver(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''432.''' ''glowWeaver'' | ''glowingWeaver'' | ''gWeaver'' | ''glowWeaverBlack'' | ''glowingWeaverBlack'' | ''gWeaverBlack'' | ''glowSpiderWeaver'' | ''glowingSpiderWeaver'' | ''gSpiderWeaver'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowWeaver(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowWeaver(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowWeaver(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''433.''' ''colorTarantula'' | ''cTarantula'' | ''colourTarantula'' | ''colorTarantulaBrown'' | ''cTarantulaBrown'' | ''colourTarantulaBrown'' | ''colorSpiderTarantula'' | ''cSpiderTarantula'' | ''colourSpiderTarantula'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorTarantula(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorTarantula(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorTarantula(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''434.''' ''boldTarantula'' | ''bTarantula'' | ''boldTarantulaBrown'' | ''bTarantulaBrown'' | ''boldSpiderTarantula'' | ''bSpiderTarantula'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldTarantula(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldTarantula(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldTarantula(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''435.''' ''italicTarantula'' | ''italicsTarantula'' | ''iTarantula'' | ''italicTarantulaBrown'' | ''italicsTarantulaBrown'' | ''iTarantulaBrown'' | ''italicSpiderTarantula'' | ''italicsSpiderTarantula'' | ''iSpiderTarantula'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicTarantula(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicTarantula(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicTarantula(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''436.''' ''glowTarantula'' | ''glowingTarantula'' | ''gTarantula'' | ''glowTarantulaBrown'' | ''glowingTarantulaBrown'' | ''gTarantulaBrown'' | ''glowSpiderTarantula'' | ''glowingSpiderTarantula'' | ''gSpiderTarantula'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowTarantula(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowTarantula(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowTarantula(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''437.''' ''colorSilk'' | ''cSilk'' | ''colourSilk'' | ''colorSilkWhite'' | ''cSilkWhite'' | ''colourSilkWhite'' | ''colorSpider'' | ''cSpider'' | ''colourSpider'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorSilk(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorSilk(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorSilk(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''438.''' ''boldSilk'' | ''bSilk'' | ''boldSilkWhite'' | ''bSilkWhite'' | ''boldSpider'' | ''bSpider'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldSilk(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldSilk(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldSilk(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''439.''' ''italicSilk'' | ''italicsSilk'' | ''iSilk'' | ''italicSilkWhite'' | ''italicsSilkWhite'' | ''iSilkWhite'' | ''italicSpider'' | ''italicsSpider'' | ''iSpider'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicSilk(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicSilk(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicSilk(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''440.''' ''glowSilk'' | ''glowingSilk'' | ''gSilk'' | ''glowSilkWhite'' | ''glowingSilkWhite'' | ''gSilkWhite'' | ''glowSpider'' | ''glowingSpider'' | ''gSpider'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowSilk(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowSilk(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowSilk(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''441.''' ''colorBadger'' | ''cBadger'' | ''colourBadger'' | ''colorBadgerMorph'' | ''cBadgerMorph'' | ''colourBadgerMorph'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorBadger(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorBadger(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorBadger(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''442.''' ''boldBadger'' | ''bBadger'' | ''boldBadgerMorph'' | ''bBadgerMorph'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldBadger(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldBadger(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldBadger(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''443.''' ''italicBadger'' | ''italicsBadger'' | ''iBadger'' | ''italicBadgerMorph'' | ''italicsBadgerMorph'' | ''iBadgerMorph'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicBadger(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicBadger(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicBadger(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''444.''' ''glowBadger'' | ''glowingBadger'' | ''gBadger'' | ''glowBadgerMorph'' | ''glowingBadgerMorph'' | ''gBadgerMorph'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowBadger(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowBadger(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowBadger(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''445.''' ''colorCougar'' | ''cCougar'' | ''colourCougar'' | ''colorCougarMorph'' | ''cCougarMorph'' | ''colourCougarMorph'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorCougar(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorCougar(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorCougar(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''446.''' ''boldCougar'' | ''bCougar'' | ''boldCougarMorph'' | ''bCougarMorph'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldCougar(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldCougar(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldCougar(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

-----

'''447.''' ''italicCougar'' | ''italicsCougar'' | ''iCougar'' | ''italicCougarMorph'' | ''italicsCougarMorph'' | ''iCougarMorph'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicCougar(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicCougar(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicCougar(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''448.''' ''glowCougar'' | ''glowingCougar'' | ''gCougar'' | ''glowCougarMorph'' | ''glowingCougarMorph'' | ''gCougarMorph'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowCougar(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowCougar(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowCougar(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''449.''' ''colorDeer'' | ''cDeer'' | ''colourDeer'' | ''colorDeerMorph'' | ''cDeerMorph'' | ''colourDeerMorph'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorDeer(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorDeer(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorDeer(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''450.''' ''boldDeer'' | ''bDeer'' | ''boldDeerMorph'' | ''bDeerMorph'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldDeer(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldDeer(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldDeer(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''451.''' ''italicDeer'' | ''italicsDeer'' | ''iDeer'' | ''italicDeerMorph'' | ''italicsDeerMorph'' | ''iDeerMorph'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicDeer(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicDeer(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicDeer(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''452.''' ''glowDeer'' | ''glowingDeer'' | ''gDeer'' | ''glowDeerMorph'' | ''glowingDeerMorph'' | ''gDeerMorph'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowDeer(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowDeer(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowDeer(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''453.''' ''colorGoat'' | ''cGoat'' | ''colourGoat'' | ''colorGoatMorph'' | ''cGoatMorph'' | ''colourGoatMorph'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorGoat(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorGoat(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorGoat(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''454.''' ''boldGoat'' | ''bGoat'' | ''boldGoatMorph'' | ''bGoatMorph'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldGoat(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldGoat(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldGoat(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''455.''' ''italicGoat'' | ''italicsGoat'' | ''iGoat'' | ''italicGoatMorph'' | ''italicsGoatMorph'' | ''iGoatMorph'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicGoat(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicGoat(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicGoat(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''456.''' ''glowGoat'' | ''glowingGoat'' | ''gGoat'' | ''glowGoatMorph'' | ''glowingGoatMorph'' | ''gGoatMorph'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowGoat(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowGoat(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowGoat(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''457.''' ''colorHyena'' | ''cHyena'' | ''colourHyena'' | ''colorHyenaMorph'' | ''cHyenaMorph'' | ''colourHyenaMorph'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorHyena(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorHyena(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorHyena(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''458.''' ''boldHyena'' | ''bHyena'' | ''boldHyenaMorph'' | ''bHyenaMorph'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldHyena(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldHyena(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldHyena(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''459.''' ''italicHyena'' | ''italicsHyena'' | ''iHyena'' | ''italicHyenaMorph'' | ''italicsHyenaMorph'' | ''iHyenaMorph'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicHyena(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicHyena(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicHyena(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''460.''' ''glowHyena'' | ''glowingHyena'' | ''gHyena'' | ''glowHyenaMorph'' | ''glowingHyenaMorph'' | ''gHyenaMorph'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowHyena(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowHyena(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowHyena(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''461.''' ''colorPig'' | ''cPig'' | ''colourPig'' | ''colorPigMorph'' | ''cPigMorph'' | ''colourPigMorph'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorPig(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorPig(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorPig(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''462.''' ''boldPig'' | ''bPig'' | ''boldPigMorph'' | ''bPigMorph'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldPig(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldPig(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldPig(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''463.''' ''italicPig'' | ''italicsPig'' | ''iPig'' | ''italicPigMorph'' | ''italicsPigMorph'' | ''iPigMorph'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicPig(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicPig(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicPig(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''464.''' ''glowPig'' | ''glowingPig'' | ''gPig'' | ''glowPigMorph'' | ''glowingPigMorph'' | ''gPigMorph'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowPig(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowPig(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowPig(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''465.''' ''colorSheep'' | ''cSheep'' | ''colourSheep'' | ''colorSheepMorph'' | ''cSheepMorph'' | ''colourSheepMorph'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorSheep(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorSheep(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorSheep(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''466.''' ''boldSheep'' | ''bSheep'' | ''boldSheepMorph'' | ''bSheepMorph'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldSheep(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldSheep(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldSheep(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''467.''' ''italicSheep'' | ''italicsSheep'' | ''iSheep'' | ''italicSheepMorph'' | ''italicsSheepMorph'' | ''iSheepMorph'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicSheep(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicSheep(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicSheep(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''468.''' ''glowSheep'' | ''glowingSheep'' | ''gSheep'' | ''glowSheepMorph'' | ''glowingSheepMorph'' | ''gSheepMorph'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowSheep(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowSheep(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowSheep(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''469.''' ''colorMouse'' | ''cMouse'' | ''colourMouse'' | ''colorMouseMorph'' | ''cMouseMorph'' | ''colourMouseMorph'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorMouse(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorMouse(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorMouse(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''470.''' ''boldMouse'' | ''bMouse'' | ''boldMouseMorph'' | ''bMouseMorph'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldMouse(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldMouse(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldMouse(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''471.''' ''italicMouse'' | ''italicsMouse'' | ''iMouse'' | ''italicMouseMorph'' | ''italicsMouseMorph'' | ''iMouseMorph'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicMouse(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicMouse(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicMouse(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''472.''' ''glowMouse'' | ''glowingMouse'' | ''gMouse'' | ''glowMouseMorph'' | ''glowingMouseMorph'' | ''gMouseMorph'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowMouse(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowMouse(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowMouse(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''473.''' ''colorRaptor'' | ''cRaptor'' | ''colourRaptor'' | ''colorRaptorMorph'' | ''cRaptorMorph'' | ''colourRaptorMorph'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorRaptor(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorRaptor(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorRaptor(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''474.''' ''boldRaptor'' | ''bRaptor'' | ''boldRaptorMorph'' | ''bRaptorMorph'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldRaptor(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldRaptor(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldRaptor(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''475.''' ''italicRaptor'' | ''italicsRaptor'' | ''iRaptor'' | ''italicRaptorMorph'' | ''italicsRaptorMorph'' | ''iRaptorMorph'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicRaptor(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicRaptor(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicRaptor(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''476.''' ''glowRaptor'' | ''glowingRaptor'' | ''gRaptor'' | ''glowRaptorMorph'' | ''glowingRaptorMorph'' | ''gRaptorMorph'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowRaptor(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowRaptor(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowRaptor(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''477.''' ''colorPanther'' | ''cPanther'' | ''colourPanther'' | ''colorPantherMorph'' | ''cPantherMorph'' | ''colourPantherMorph'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorPanther(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorPanther(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorPanther(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''478.''' ''boldPanther'' | ''bPanther'' | ''boldPantherMorph'' | ''bPantherMorph'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldPanther(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldPanther(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldPanther(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''479.''' ''italicPanther'' | ''italicsPanther'' | ''iPanther'' | ''italicPantherMorph'' | ''italicsPantherMorph'' | ''iPantherMorph'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicPanther(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicPanther(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicPanther(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''480.''' ''glowPanther'' | ''glowingPanther'' | ''gPanther'' | ''glowPantherMorph'' | ''glowingPantherMorph'' | ''gPantherMorph'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowPanther(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowPanther(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowPanther(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''481.''' ''colorFreedom'' | ''cFreedom'' | ''colourFreedom'' | ''colorAmerica'' | ''cAmerica'' | ''colourAmerica'' | ''colorUsa'' | ''cUsa'' | ''colourUsa'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorFreedom(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorFreedom(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorFreedom(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''482.''' ''boldFreedom'' | ''bFreedom'' | ''boldAmerica'' | ''bAmerica'' | ''boldUsa'' | ''bUsa'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldFreedom(Example argument)''] -> '''Example''' '''''' '''argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldFreedom(Example argument)''] -> '''Example''' '''''' '''argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldFreedom(Example argument)''] -> '''Example''' '''''' '''argument'''

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'''483.''' ''italicFreedom'' | ''italicsFreedom'' | ''iFreedom'' | ''italicAmerica'' | ''italicsAmerica'' | ''iAmerica'' | ''italicUsa'' | ''italicsUsa'' | ''iUsa'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicFreedom(Example argument)''] -> ''Example'' '''' ''argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicFreedom(Example argument)''] -> ''Example'' '''' ''argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicFreedom(Example argument)''] -> ''Example'' '''' ''argument''

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'''484.''' ''glowFreedom'' | ''glowingFreedom'' | ''gFreedom'' | ''glowAmerica'' | ''glowingAmerica'' | ''gAmerica'' | ''glowUsa'' | ''glowingUsa'' | ''gUsa'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowFreedom(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowFreedom(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowFreedom(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''485.''' ''colorWhite'' | ''cWhite'' | ''colourWhite'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorWhite(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorWhite(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorWhite(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''486.''' ''boldWhite'' | ''bWhite'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldWhite(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldWhite(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldWhite(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''487.''' ''italicWhite'' | ''italicsWhite'' | ''iWhite'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicWhite(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicWhite(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicWhite(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''488.''' ''glowWhite'' | ''glowingWhite'' | ''gWhite'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowWhite(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowWhite(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowWhite(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''489.''' ''colorLightGrey'' | ''cLightGrey'' | ''colourLightGrey'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorLightGrey(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorLightGrey(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorLightGrey(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''490.''' ''boldLightGrey'' | ''bLightGrey'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldLightGrey(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldLightGrey(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldLightGrey(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''491.''' ''italicLightGrey'' | ''italicsLightGrey'' | ''iLightGrey'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicLightGrey(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicLightGrey(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicLightGrey(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''492.''' ''glowLightGrey'' | ''glowingLightGrey'' | ''gLightGrey'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowLightGrey(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowLightGrey(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowLightGrey(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''493.''' ''colorGrey'' | ''cGrey'' | ''colourGrey'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorGrey(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorGrey(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorGrey(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''494.''' ''boldGrey'' | ''bGrey'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldGrey(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldGrey(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldGrey(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''495.''' ''italicGrey'' | ''italicsGrey'' | ''iGrey'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicGrey(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicGrey(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicGrey(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''496.''' ''glowGrey'' | ''glowingGrey'' | ''gGrey'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowGrey(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowGrey(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowGrey(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''497.''' ''colorDarkGrey'' | ''cDarkGrey'' | ''colourDarkGrey'' | ''colorGreyDark'' | ''cGreyDark'' | ''colourGreyDark'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorDarkGrey(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorDarkGrey(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorDarkGrey(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''498.''' ''boldDarkGrey'' | ''bDarkGrey'' | ''boldGreyDark'' | ''bGreyDark'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldDarkGrey(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldDarkGrey(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldDarkGrey(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''499.''' ''italicDarkGrey'' | ''italicsDarkGrey'' | ''iDarkGrey'' | ''italicGreyDark'' | ''italicsGreyDark'' | ''iGreyDark'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicDarkGrey(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicDarkGrey(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicDarkGrey(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''500.''' ''glowDarkGrey'' | ''glowingDarkGrey'' | ''gDarkGrey'' | ''glowGreyDark'' | ''glowingGreyDark'' | ''gGreyDark'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowDarkGrey(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowDarkGrey(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowDarkGrey(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''501.''' ''colorRose'' | ''cRose'' | ''colourRose'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorRose(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorRose(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorRose(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''502.''' ''boldRose'' | ''bRose'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldRose(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldRose(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldRose(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''503.''' ''italicRose'' | ''italicsRose'' | ''iRose'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicRose(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicRose(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicRose(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''504.''' ''glowRose'' | ''glowingRose'' | ''gRose'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowRose(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowRose(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowRose(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''505.''' ''colorLilac'' | ''cLilac'' | ''colourLilac'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorLilac(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorLilac(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorLilac(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''506.''' ''boldLilac'' | ''bLilac'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldLilac(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldLilac(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldLilac(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''507.''' ''italicLilac'' | ''italicsLilac'' | ''iLilac'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicLilac(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicLilac(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicLilac(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''508.''' ''glowLilac'' | ''glowingLilac'' | ''gLilac'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowLilac(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowLilac(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowLilac(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''509.''' ''colorLightLilac'' | ''cLightLilac'' | ''colourLightLilac'' | ''colorLilacLight'' | ''cLilacLight'' | ''colourLilacLight'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorLightLilac(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorLightLilac(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorLightLilac(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''510.''' ''boldLightLilac'' | ''bLightLilac'' | ''boldLilacLight'' | ''bLilacLight'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldLightLilac(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldLightLilac(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldLightLilac(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''511.''' ''italicLightLilac'' | ''italicsLightLilac'' | ''iLightLilac'' | ''italicLilacLight'' | ''italicsLilacLight'' | ''iLilacLight'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicLightLilac(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicLightLilac(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicLightLilac(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''512.''' ''glowLightLilac'' | ''glowingLightLilac'' | ''gLightLilac'' | ''glowLilacLight'' | ''glowingLilacLight'' | ''gLilacLight'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowLightLilac(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowLightLilac(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowLightLilac(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''513.''' ''colorIndigo'' | ''cIndigo'' | ''colourIndigo'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorIndigo(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorIndigo(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorIndigo(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''514.''' ''boldIndigo'' | ''bIndigo'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldIndigo(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldIndigo(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldIndigo(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''515.''' ''italicIndigo'' | ''italicsIndigo'' | ''iIndigo'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicIndigo(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicIndigo(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicIndigo(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''516.''' ''glowIndigo'' | ''glowingIndigo'' | ''gIndigo'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowIndigo(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowIndigo(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowIndigo(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''517.''' ''colorDarkPurple'' | ''cDarkPurple'' | ''colourDarkPurple'' | ''colorPurpleDark'' | ''cPurpleDark'' | ''colourPurpleDark'' | ''colorViolet'' | ''cViolet'' | ''colourViolet'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorDarkPurple(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorDarkPurple(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorDarkPurple(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''518.''' ''boldDarkPurple'' | ''bDarkPurple'' | ''boldPurpleDark'' | ''bPurpleDark'' | ''boldViolet'' | ''bViolet'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldDarkPurple(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldDarkPurple(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldDarkPurple(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''519.''' ''italicDarkPurple'' | ''italicsDarkPurple'' | ''iDarkPurple'' | ''italicPurpleDark'' | ''italicsPurpleDark'' | ''iPurpleDark'' | ''italicViolet'' | ''italicsViolet'' | ''iViolet'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicDarkPurple(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicDarkPurple(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicDarkPurple(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''520.''' ''glowDarkPurple'' | ''glowingDarkPurple'' | ''gDarkPurple'' | ''glowPurpleDark'' | ''glowingPurpleDark'' | ''gPurpleDark'' | ''glowViolet'' | ''glowingViolet'' | ''gViolet'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowDarkPurple(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowDarkPurple(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowDarkPurple(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''521.''' ''colorPurple'' | ''cPurple'' | ''colourPurple'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorPurple(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorPurple(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorPurple(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''522.''' ''boldPurple'' | ''bPurple'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldPurple(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldPurple(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldPurple(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''523.''' ''italicPurple'' | ''italicsPurple'' | ''iPurple'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicPurple(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicPurple(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicPurple(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''524.''' ''glowPurple'' | ''glowingPurple'' | ''gPurple'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowPurple(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowPurple(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowPurple(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''525.''' ''colorLightPurple'' | ''cLightPurple'' | ''colourLightPurple'' | ''colorPurpleLight'' | ''cPurpleLight'' | ''colourPurpleLight'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorLightPurple(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorLightPurple(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorLightPurple(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''526.''' ''boldLightPurple'' | ''bLightPurple'' | ''boldPurpleLight'' | ''bPurpleLight'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldLightPurple(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldLightPurple(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldLightPurple(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''527.''' ''italicLightPurple'' | ''italicsLightPurple'' | ''iLightPurple'' | ''italicPurpleLight'' | ''italicsPurpleLight'' | ''iPurpleLight'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicLightPurple(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicLightPurple(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicLightPurple(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''528.''' ''glowLightPurple'' | ''glowingLightPurple'' | ''gLightPurple'' | ''glowPurpleLight'' | ''glowingPurpleLight'' | ''gPurpleLight'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowLightPurple(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowLightPurple(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowLightPurple(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''529.''' ''colorDeepPink'' | ''cDeepPink'' | ''colourDeepPink'' | ''colorDarkPink'' | ''cDarkPink'' | ''colourDarkPink'' | ''colorPinkDeep'' | ''cPinkDeep'' | ''colourPinkDeep'' | ''colorPinkDark'' | ''cPinkDark'' | ''colourPinkDark'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorDeepPink(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorDeepPink(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorDeepPink(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''530.''' ''boldDeepPink'' | ''bDeepPink'' | ''boldDarkPink'' | ''bDarkPink'' | ''boldPinkDeep'' | ''bPinkDeep'' | ''boldPinkDark'' | ''bPinkDark'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldDeepPink(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldDeepPink(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldDeepPink(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''531.''' ''italicDeepPink'' | ''italicsDeepPink'' | ''iDeepPink'' | ''italicDarkPink'' | ''italicsDarkPink'' | ''iDarkPink'' | ''italicPinkDeep'' | ''italicsPinkDeep'' | ''iPinkDeep'' | ''italicPinkDark'' | ''italicsPinkDark'' | ''iPinkDark'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicDeepPink(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicDeepPink(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicDeepPink(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''532.''' ''glowDeepPink'' | ''glowingDeepPink'' | ''gDeepPink'' | ''glowDarkPink'' | ''glowingDarkPink'' | ''gDarkPink'' | ''glowPinkDeep'' | ''glowingPinkDeep'' | ''gPinkDeep'' | ''glowPinkDark'' | ''glowingPinkDark'' | ''gPinkDark'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowDeepPink(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowDeepPink(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowDeepPink(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''533.''' ''colorPinkSalmon'' | ''cPinkSalmon'' | ''colourPinkSalmon'' | ''colorSalmonPink'' | ''cSalmonPink'' | ''colourSalmonPink'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorPinkSalmon(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorPinkSalmon(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorPinkSalmon(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''534.''' ''boldPinkSalmon'' | ''bPinkSalmon'' | ''boldSalmonPink'' | ''bSalmonPink'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldPinkSalmon(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldPinkSalmon(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldPinkSalmon(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''535.''' ''italicPinkSalmon'' | ''italicsPinkSalmon'' | ''iPinkSalmon'' | ''italicSalmonPink'' | ''italicsSalmonPink'' | ''iSalmonPink'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicPinkSalmon(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicPinkSalmon(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicPinkSalmon(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''536.''' ''glowPinkSalmon'' | ''glowingPinkSalmon'' | ''gPinkSalmon'' | ''glowSalmonPink'' | ''glowingSalmonPink'' | ''gSalmonPink'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowPinkSalmon(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowPinkSalmon(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowPinkSalmon(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''537.''' ''colorPink'' | ''cPink'' | ''colourPink'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorPink(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorPink(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorPink(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''538.''' ''boldPink'' | ''bPink'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldPink(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldPink(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldPink(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''539.''' ''italicPink'' | ''italicsPink'' | ''iPink'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicPink(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicPink(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicPink(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''540.''' ''glowPink'' | ''glowingPink'' | ''gPink'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowPink(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowPink(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowPink(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''541.''' ''colorLightPink'' | ''cLightPink'' | ''colourLightPink'' | ''colorPinkLight'' | ''cPinkLight'' | ''colourPinkLight'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorLightPink(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorLightPink(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorLightPink(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''542.''' ''boldLightPink'' | ''bLightPink'' | ''boldPinkLight'' | ''bPinkLight'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldLightPink(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldLightPink(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldLightPink(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''543.''' ''italicLightPink'' | ''italicsLightPink'' | ''iLightPink'' | ''italicPinkLight'' | ''italicsPinkLight'' | ''iPinkLight'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicLightPink(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicLightPink(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicLightPink(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''544.''' ''glowLightPink'' | ''glowingLightPink'' | ''gLightPink'' | ''glowPinkLight'' | ''glowingPinkLight'' | ''gPinkLight'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowLightPink(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowLightPink(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowLightPink(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''545.''' ''colorMagenta'' | ''cMagenta'' | ''colourMagenta'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorMagenta(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorMagenta(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorMagenta(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''546.''' ''boldMagenta'' | ''bMagenta'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldMagenta(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldMagenta(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldMagenta(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''547.''' ''italicMagenta'' | ''italicsMagenta'' | ''iMagenta'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicMagenta(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicMagenta(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicMagenta(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''548.''' ''glowMagenta'' | ''glowingMagenta'' | ''gMagenta'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowMagenta(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowMagenta(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowMagenta(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''549.''' ''colorCrimson'' | ''cCrimson'' | ''colourCrimson'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorCrimson(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorCrimson(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorCrimson(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''550.''' ''boldCrimson'' | ''bCrimson'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldCrimson(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldCrimson(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldCrimson(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''551.''' ''italicCrimson'' | ''italicsCrimson'' | ''iCrimson'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicCrimson(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicCrimson(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicCrimson(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''552.''' ''glowCrimson'' | ''glowingCrimson'' | ''gCrimson'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowCrimson(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowCrimson(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowCrimson(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''553.''' ''colorDarkRed'' | ''cDarkRed'' | ''colourDarkRed'' | ''colorRedDark'' | ''cRedDark'' | ''colourRedDark'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorDarkRed(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorDarkRed(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorDarkRed(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''554.''' ''boldDarkRed'' | ''bDarkRed'' | ''boldRedDark'' | ''bRedDark'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldDarkRed(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldDarkRed(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldDarkRed(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''555.''' ''italicDarkRed'' | ''italicsDarkRed'' | ''iDarkRed'' | ''italicRedDark'' | ''italicsRedDark'' | ''iRedDark'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicDarkRed(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicDarkRed(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicDarkRed(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''556.''' ''glowDarkRed'' | ''glowingDarkRed'' | ''gDarkRed'' | ''glowRedDark'' | ''glowingRedDark'' | ''gRedDark'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowDarkRed(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowDarkRed(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowDarkRed(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''557.''' ''colorRed'' | ''cRed'' | ''colourRed'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorRed(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorRed(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorRed(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''558.''' ''boldRed'' | ''bRed'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldRed(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldRed(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldRed(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''559.''' ''italicRed'' | ''italicsRed'' | ''iRed'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicRed(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicRed(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicRed(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''560.''' ''glowRed'' | ''glowingRed'' | ''gRed'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowRed(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowRed(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowRed(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''561.''' ''colorLightRed'' | ''cLightRed'' | ''colourLightRed'' | ''colorRedLight'' | ''cRedLight'' | ''colourRedLight'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorLightRed(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorLightRed(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorLightRed(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''562.''' ''boldLightRed'' | ''bLightRed'' | ''boldRedLight'' | ''bRedLight'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldLightRed(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldLightRed(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldLightRed(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''563.''' ''italicLightRed'' | ''italicsLightRed'' | ''iLightRed'' | ''italicRedLight'' | ''italicsRedLight'' | ''iRedLight'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicLightRed(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicLightRed(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicLightRed(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''564.''' ''glowLightRed'' | ''glowingLightRed'' | ''gLightRed'' | ''glowRedLight'' | ''glowingRedLight'' | ''gRedLight'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowLightRed(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowLightRed(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowLightRed(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''565.''' ''colorTan'' | ''cTan'' | ''colourTan'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorTan(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorTan(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorTan(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''566.''' ''boldTan'' | ''bTan'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldTan(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldTan(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldTan(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''567.''' ''italicTan'' | ''italicsTan'' | ''iTan'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicTan(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicTan(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicTan(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''568.''' ''glowTan'' | ''glowingTan'' | ''gTan'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowTan(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowTan(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowTan(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''569.''' ''colorBrown'' | ''cBrown'' | ''colourBrown'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorBrown(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorBrown(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorBrown(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''570.''' ''boldBrown'' | ''bBrown'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldBrown(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldBrown(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldBrown(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''571.''' ''italicBrown'' | ''italicsBrown'' | ''iBrown'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicBrown(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicBrown(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicBrown(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''572.''' ''glowBrown'' | ''glowingBrown'' | ''gBrown'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowBrown(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowBrown(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowBrown(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''573.''' ''colorDarkBrown'' | ''cDarkBrown'' | ''colourDarkBrown'' | ''colorBrownDark'' | ''cBrownDark'' | ''colourBrownDark'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorDarkBrown(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorDarkBrown(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorDarkBrown(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''574.''' ''boldDarkBrown'' | ''bDarkBrown'' | ''boldBrownDark'' | ''bBrownDark'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldDarkBrown(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldDarkBrown(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldDarkBrown(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''575.''' ''italicDarkBrown'' | ''italicsDarkBrown'' | ''iDarkBrown'' | ''italicBrownDark'' | ''italicsBrownDark'' | ''iBrownDark'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicDarkBrown(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicDarkBrown(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicDarkBrown(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''576.''' ''glowDarkBrown'' | ''glowingDarkBrown'' | ''gDarkBrown'' | ''glowBrownDark'' | ''glowingBrownDark'' | ''gBrownDark'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowDarkBrown(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowDarkBrown(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowDarkBrown(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''577.''' ''colorLightBrown'' | ''cLightBrown'' | ''colourLightBrown'' | ''colorBrownLight'' | ''cBrownLight'' | ''colourBrownLight'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorLightBrown(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorLightBrown(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorLightBrown(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''578.''' ''boldLightBrown'' | ''bLightBrown'' | ''boldBrownLight'' | ''bBrownLight'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldLightBrown(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldLightBrown(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldLightBrown(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''579.''' ''italicLightBrown'' | ''italicsLightBrown'' | ''iLightBrown'' | ''italicBrownLight'' | ''italicsBrownLight'' | ''iBrownLight'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicLightBrown(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicLightBrown(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicLightBrown(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''580.''' ''glowLightBrown'' | ''glowingLightBrown'' | ''gLightBrown'' | ''glowBrownLight'' | ''glowingBrownLight'' | ''gBrownLight'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowLightBrown(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowLightBrown(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowLightBrown(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''581.''' ''colorBaseCopper'' | ''cBaseCopper'' | ''colourBaseCopper'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorBaseCopper(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorBaseCopper(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorBaseCopper(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''582.''' ''boldBaseCopper'' | ''bBaseCopper'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldBaseCopper(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldBaseCopper(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldBaseCopper(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''583.''' ''italicBaseCopper'' | ''italicsBaseCopper'' | ''iBaseCopper'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicBaseCopper(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicBaseCopper(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicBaseCopper(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''584.''' ''glowBaseCopper'' | ''glowingBaseCopper'' | ''gBaseCopper'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowBaseCopper(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowBaseCopper(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowBaseCopper(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''585.''' ''colorOrange'' | ''cOrange'' | ''colourOrange'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorOrange(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorOrange(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorOrange(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''586.''' ''boldOrange'' | ''bOrange'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldOrange(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldOrange(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldOrange(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''587.''' ''italicOrange'' | ''italicsOrange'' | ''iOrange'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicOrange(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicOrange(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicOrange(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''588.''' ''glowOrange'' | ''glowingOrange'' | ''gOrange'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowOrange(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowOrange(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowOrange(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''589.''' ''colorOrangeLight'' | ''cOrangeLight'' | ''colourOrangeLight'' | ''colorLightOrange'' | ''cLightOrange'' | ''colourLightOrange'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorOrangeLight(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorOrangeLight(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorOrangeLight(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''590.''' ''boldOrangeLight'' | ''bOrangeLight'' | ''boldLightOrange'' | ''bLightOrange'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldOrangeLight(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldOrangeLight(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldOrangeLight(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''591.''' ''italicOrangeLight'' | ''italicsOrangeLight'' | ''iOrangeLight'' | ''italicLightOrange'' | ''italicsLightOrange'' | ''iLightOrange'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicOrangeLight(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicOrangeLight(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicOrangeLight(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''592.''' ''glowOrangeLight'' | ''glowingOrangeLight'' | ''gOrangeLight'' | ''glowLightOrange'' | ''glowingLightOrange'' | ''gLightOrange'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowOrangeLight(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowOrangeLight(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowOrangeLight(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''593.''' ''colorGinger'' | ''cGinger'' | ''colourGinger'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorGinger(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorGinger(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorGinger(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''594.''' ''boldGinger'' | ''bGinger'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldGinger(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldGinger(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldGinger(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''595.''' ''italicGinger'' | ''italicsGinger'' | ''iGinger'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicGinger(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicGinger(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicGinger(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''596.''' ''glowGinger'' | ''glowingGinger'' | ''gGinger'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowGinger(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowGinger(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowGinger(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''597.''' ''colorGold'' | ''cGold'' | ''colourGold'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorGold(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorGold(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorGold(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''598.''' ''boldGold'' | ''bGold'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldGold(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldGold(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldGold(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''599.''' ''italicGold'' | ''italicsGold'' | ''iGold'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicGold(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicGold(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicGold(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''600.''' ''glowGold'' | ''glowingGold'' | ''gGold'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowGold(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowGold(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowGold(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''601.''' ''colorPaleYellow'' | ''cPaleYellow'' | ''colourPaleYellow'' | ''colorYellowPale'' | ''cYellowPale'' | ''colourYellowPale'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorPaleYellow(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorPaleYellow(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorPaleYellow(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''602.''' ''boldPaleYellow'' | ''bPaleYellow'' | ''boldYellowPale'' | ''bYellowPale'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldPaleYellow(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldPaleYellow(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldPaleYellow(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''603.''' ''italicPaleYellow'' | ''italicsPaleYellow'' | ''iPaleYellow'' | ''italicYellowPale'' | ''italicsYellowPale'' | ''iYellowPale'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicPaleYellow(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicPaleYellow(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicPaleYellow(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''604.''' ''glowPaleYellow'' | ''glowingPaleYellow'' | ''gPaleYellow'' | ''glowYellowPale'' | ''glowingYellowPale'' | ''gYellowPale'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowPaleYellow(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowPaleYellow(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowPaleYellow(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''605.''' ''colorYellow'' | ''cYellow'' | ''colourYellow'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorYellow(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorYellow(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorYellow(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''606.''' ''boldYellow'' | ''bYellow'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldYellow(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldYellow(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldYellow(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''607.''' ''italicYellow'' | ''italicsYellow'' | ''iYellow'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicYellow(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicYellow(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicYellow(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''608.''' ''glowYellow'' | ''glowingYellow'' | ''gYellow'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowYellow(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowYellow(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowYellow(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''609.''' ''colorLightYellow'' | ''cLightYellow'' | ''colourLightYellow'' | ''colorYellowLight'' | ''cYellowLight'' | ''colourYellowLight'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorLightYellow(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorLightYellow(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorLightYellow(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''610.''' ''boldLightYellow'' | ''bLightYellow'' | ''boldYellowLight'' | ''bYellowLight'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldLightYellow(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldLightYellow(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldLightYellow(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''611.''' ''italicLightYellow'' | ''italicsLightYellow'' | ''iLightYellow'' | ''italicYellowLight'' | ''italicsYellowLight'' | ''iYellowLight'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicLightYellow(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicLightYellow(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicLightYellow(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''612.''' ''glowLightYellow'' | ''glowingLightYellow'' | ''gLightYellow'' | ''glowYellowLight'' | ''glowingYellowLight'' | ''gYellowLight'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowLightYellow(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowLightYellow(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowLightYellow(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''613.''' ''colorLimeGreen'' | ''cLimeGreen'' | ''colourLimeGreen'' | ''colorGreenLime'' | ''cGreenLime'' | ''colourGreenLime'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorLimeGreen(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorLimeGreen(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorLimeGreen(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''614.''' ''boldLimeGreen'' | ''bLimeGreen'' | ''boldGreenLime'' | ''bGreenLime'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldLimeGreen(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldLimeGreen(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldLimeGreen(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''615.''' ''italicLimeGreen'' | ''italicsLimeGreen'' | ''iLimeGreen'' | ''italicGreenLime'' | ''italicsGreenLime'' | ''iGreenLime'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicLimeGreen(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicLimeGreen(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicLimeGreen(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''616.''' ''glowLimeGreen'' | ''glowingLimeGreen'' | ''gLimeGreen'' | ''glowGreenLime'' | ''glowingGreenLime'' | ''gGreenLime'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowLimeGreen(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowLimeGreen(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowLimeGreen(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''617.''' ''colorLightGreen'' | ''cLightGreen'' | ''colourLightGreen'' | ''colorGreenLight'' | ''cGreenLight'' | ''colourGreenLight'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorLightGreen(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorLightGreen(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorLightGreen(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''618.''' ''boldLightGreen'' | ''bLightGreen'' | ''boldGreenLight'' | ''bGreenLight'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldLightGreen(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldLightGreen(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldLightGreen(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''619.''' ''italicLightGreen'' | ''italicsLightGreen'' | ''iLightGreen'' | ''italicGreenLight'' | ''italicsGreenLight'' | ''iGreenLight'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicLightGreen(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicLightGreen(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicLightGreen(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''620.''' ''glowLightGreen'' | ''glowingLightGreen'' | ''gLightGreen'' | ''glowGreenLight'' | ''glowingGreenLight'' | ''gGreenLight'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowLightGreen(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowLightGreen(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowLightGreen(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''621.''' ''colorGreen'' | ''cGreen'' | ''colourGreen'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorGreen(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorGreen(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorGreen(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''622.''' ''boldGreen'' | ''bGreen'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldGreen(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldGreen(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldGreen(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''623.''' ''italicGreen'' | ''italicsGreen'' | ''iGreen'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicGreen(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicGreen(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicGreen(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''624.''' ''glowGreen'' | ''glowingGreen'' | ''gGreen'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowGreen(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowGreen(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowGreen(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''625.''' ''colorDarkGreen'' | ''cDarkGreen'' | ''colourDarkGreen'' | ''colorGreenDark'' | ''cGreenDark'' | ''colourGreenDark'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorDarkGreen(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorDarkGreen(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorDarkGreen(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''626.''' ''boldDarkGreen'' | ''bDarkGreen'' | ''boldGreenDark'' | ''bGreenDark'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldDarkGreen(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldDarkGreen(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldDarkGreen(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''627.''' ''italicDarkGreen'' | ''italicsDarkGreen'' | ''iDarkGreen'' | ''italicGreenDark'' | ''italicsGreenDark'' | ''iGreenDark'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicDarkGreen(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicDarkGreen(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicDarkGreen(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''628.''' ''glowDarkGreen'' | ''glowingDarkGreen'' | ''gDarkGreen'' | ''glowGreenDark'' | ''glowingGreenDark'' | ''gGreenDark'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowDarkGreen(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowDarkGreen(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowDarkGreen(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''629.''' ''colorAqua'' | ''cAqua'' | ''colourAqua'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorAqua(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorAqua(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorAqua(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''630.''' ''boldAqua'' | ''bAqua'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldAqua(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldAqua(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldAqua(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''631.''' ''italicAqua'' | ''italicsAqua'' | ''iAqua'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicAqua(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicAqua(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicAqua(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''632.''' ''glowAqua'' | ''glowingAqua'' | ''gAqua'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowAqua(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowAqua(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowAqua(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''633.''' ''colorTeal'' | ''cTeal'' | ''colourTeal'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorTeal(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorTeal(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorTeal(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''634.''' ''boldTeal'' | ''bTeal'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldTeal(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldTeal(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldTeal(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''635.''' ''italicTeal'' | ''italicsTeal'' | ''iTeal'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicTeal(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicTeal(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicTeal(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''636.''' ''glowTeal'' | ''glowingTeal'' | ''gTeal'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowTeal(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowTeal(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowTeal(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''637.''' ''colorPeriwinkle'' | ''cPeriwinkle'' | ''colourPeriwinkle'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorPeriwinkle(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorPeriwinkle(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorPeriwinkle(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''638.''' ''boldPeriwinkle'' | ''bPeriwinkle'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldPeriwinkle(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldPeriwinkle(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldPeriwinkle(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''639.''' ''italicPeriwinkle'' | ''italicsPeriwinkle'' | ''iPeriwinkle'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicPeriwinkle(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicPeriwinkle(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicPeriwinkle(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''640.''' ''glowPeriwinkle'' | ''glowingPeriwinkle'' | ''gPeriwinkle'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowPeriwinkle(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowPeriwinkle(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowPeriwinkle(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''641.''' ''colorDarkBlue'' | ''cDarkBlue'' | ''colourDarkBlue'' | ''colorBlueDark'' | ''cBlueDark'' | ''colourBlueDark'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorDarkBlue(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorDarkBlue(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorDarkBlue(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''642.''' ''boldDarkBlue'' | ''bDarkBlue'' | ''boldBlueDark'' | ''bBlueDark'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldDarkBlue(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldDarkBlue(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldDarkBlue(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''643.''' ''italicDarkBlue'' | ''italicsDarkBlue'' | ''iDarkBlue'' | ''italicBlueDark'' | ''italicsBlueDark'' | ''iBlueDark'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicDarkBlue(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicDarkBlue(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicDarkBlue(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''644.''' ''glowDarkBlue'' | ''glowingDarkBlue'' | ''gDarkBlue'' | ''glowBlueDark'' | ''glowingBlueDark'' | ''gBlueDark'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowDarkBlue(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowDarkBlue(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowDarkBlue(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''645.''' ''colorLightBlue'' | ''cLightBlue'' | ''colourLightBlue'' | ''colorBlueLight'' | ''cBlueLight'' | ''colourBlueLight'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorLightBlue(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorLightBlue(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorLightBlue(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''646.''' ''boldLightBlue'' | ''bLightBlue'' | ''boldBlueLight'' | ''bBlueLight'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldLightBlue(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldLightBlue(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldLightBlue(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''647.''' ''italicLightBlue'' | ''italicsLightBlue'' | ''iLightBlue'' | ''italicBlueLight'' | ''italicsBlueLight'' | ''iBlueLight'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicLightBlue(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicLightBlue(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicLightBlue(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''648.''' ''glowLightBlue'' | ''glowingLightBlue'' | ''gLightBlue'' | ''glowBlueLight'' | ''glowingBlueLight'' | ''gBlueLight'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowLightBlue(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowLightBlue(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowLightBlue(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''649.''' ''colorBlue'' | ''cBlue'' | ''colourBlue'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorBlue(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorBlue(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorBlue(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''650.''' ''boldBlue'' | ''bBlue'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldBlue(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldBlue(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldBlue(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''651.''' ''italicBlue'' | ''italicsBlue'' | ''iBlue'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicBlue(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicBlue(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicBlue(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''652.''' ''glowBlue'' | ''glowingBlue'' | ''gBlue'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowBlue(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowBlue(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowBlue(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''653.''' ''colorSteelyBlue'' | ''cSteelyBlue'' | ''colourSteelyBlue'' | ''colorSteelBlue'' | ''cSteelBlue'' | ''colourSteelBlue'' | ''colorBlueSteel'' | ''cBlueSteel'' | ''colourBlueSteel'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorSteelyBlue(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorSteelyBlue(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorSteelyBlue(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''654.''' ''boldSteelyBlue'' | ''bSteelyBlue'' | ''boldSteelBlue'' | ''bSteelBlue'' | ''boldBlueSteel'' | ''bBlueSteel'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldSteelyBlue(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldSteelyBlue(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldSteelyBlue(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''655.''' ''italicSteelyBlue'' | ''italicsSteelyBlue'' | ''iSteelyBlue'' | ''italicSteelBlue'' | ''italicsSteelBlue'' | ''iSteelBlue'' | ''italicBlueSteel'' | ''italicsBlueSteel'' | ''iBlueSteel'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicSteelyBlue(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicSteelyBlue(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicSteelyBlue(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''656.''' ''glowSteelyBlue'' | ''glowingSteelyBlue'' | ''gSteelyBlue'' | ''glowSteelBlue'' | ''glowingSteelBlue'' | ''gSteelBlue'' | ''glowBlueSteel'' | ''glowingBlueSteel'' | ''gBlueSteel'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowSteelyBlue(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowSteelyBlue(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowSteelyBlue(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''657.''' ''colorBlack'' | ''cBlack'' | ''colourBlack'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorBlack(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorBlack(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorBlack(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''658.''' ''boldBlack'' | ''bBlack'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldBlack(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldBlack(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldBlack(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''659.''' ''italicBlack'' | ''italicsBlack'' | ''iBlack'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicBlack(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicBlack(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicBlack(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''660.''' ''glowBlack'' | ''glowingBlack'' | ''gBlack'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowBlack(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowBlack(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowBlack(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''661.''' ''colorBlack'' | ''cBlack'' | ''colourBlack'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorBlack(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorBlack(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorBlack(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''662.''' ''boldBlack'' | ''bBlack'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldBlack(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldBlack(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldBlack(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''663.''' ''italicBlack'' | ''italicsBlack'' | ''iBlack'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicBlack(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicBlack(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicBlack(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''664.''' ''glowBlack'' | ''glowingBlack'' | ''gBlack'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowBlack(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowBlack(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowBlack(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''665.''' ''colorSex'' | ''cSex'' | ''colourSex'' | ''colorSexSub'' | ''cSexSub'' | ''colourSexSub'' | ''colorSubSex'' | ''cSubSex'' | ''colourSubSex'' | ''colorSub'' | ''cSub'' | ''colourSub'' | ''colorSubmissive'' | ''cSubmissive'' | ''colourSubmissive'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorSex(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorSex(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorSex(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''666.''' ''boldSex'' | ''bSex'' | ''boldSexSub'' | ''bSexSub'' | ''boldSubSex'' | ''bSubSex'' | ''boldSub'' | ''bSub'' | ''boldSubmissive'' | ''bSubmissive'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldSex(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldSex(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldSex(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''667.''' ''italicSex'' | ''italicsSex'' | ''iSex'' | ''italicSexSub'' | ''italicsSexSub'' | ''iSexSub'' | ''italicSubSex'' | ''italicsSubSex'' | ''iSubSex'' | ''italicSub'' | ''italicsSub'' | ''iSub'' | ''italicSubmissive'' | ''italicsSubmissive'' | ''iSubmissive'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicSex(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicSex(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicSex(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''668.''' ''glowSex'' | ''glowingSex'' | ''gSex'' | ''glowSexSub'' | ''glowingSexSub'' | ''gSexSub'' | ''glowSubSex'' | ''glowingSubSex'' | ''gSubSex'' | ''glowSub'' | ''glowingSub'' | ''gSub'' | ''glowSubmissive'' | ''glowingSubmissive'' | ''gSubmissive'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowSex(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowSex(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowSex(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''669.''' ''colorSexDom'' | ''cSexDom'' | ''colourSexDom'' | ''colorDomSex'' | ''cDomSex'' | ''colourDomSex'' | ''colorDom'' | ''cDom'' | ''colourDom'' | ''colorDominant'' | ''cDominant'' | ''colourDominant'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorSexDom(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorSexDom(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorSexDom(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''670.''' ''boldSexDom'' | ''bSexDom'' | ''boldDomSex'' | ''bDomSex'' | ''boldDom'' | ''bDom'' | ''boldDominant'' | ''bDominant'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldSexDom(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldSexDom(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldSexDom(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''671.''' ''italicSexDom'' | ''italicsSexDom'' | ''iSexDom'' | ''italicDomSex'' | ''italicsDomSex'' | ''iDomSex'' | ''italicDom'' | ''italicsDom'' | ''iDom'' | ''italicDominant'' | ''italicsDominant'' | ''iDominant'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicSexDom(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicSexDom(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicSexDom(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''672.''' ''glowSexDom'' | ''glowingSexDom'' | ''gSexDom'' | ''glowDomSex'' | ''glowingDomSex'' | ''gDomSex'' | ''glowDom'' | ''glowingDom'' | ''gDom'' | ''glowDominant'' | ''glowingDominant'' | ''gDominant'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowSexDom(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowSexDom(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowSexDom(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''673.''' ''colorCombat'' | ''cCombat'' | ''colourCombat'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorCombat(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorCombat(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorCombat(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''674.''' ''boldCombat'' | ''bCombat'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldCombat(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldCombat(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldCombat(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''675.''' ''italicCombat'' | ''italicsCombat'' | ''iCombat'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicCombat(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicCombat(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicCombat(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''676.''' ''glowCombat'' | ''glowingCombat'' | ''gCombat'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowCombat(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowCombat(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowCombat(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''677.''' ''colorArcane'' | ''cArcane'' | ''colourArcane'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorArcane(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorArcane(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorArcane(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''678.''' ''boldArcane'' | ''bArcane'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldArcane(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldArcane(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldArcane(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''679.''' ''italicArcane'' | ''italicsArcane'' | ''iArcane'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicArcane(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicArcane(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicArcane(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''680.''' ''glowArcane'' | ''glowingArcane'' | ''gArcane'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowArcane(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowArcane(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowArcane(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''681.''' ''colorTerrible'' | ''cTerrible'' | ''colourTerrible'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorTerrible(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorTerrible(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorTerrible(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''682.''' ''boldTerrible'' | ''bTerrible'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldTerrible(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldTerrible(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldTerrible(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''683.''' ''italicTerrible'' | ''italicsTerrible'' | ''iTerrible'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicTerrible(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicTerrible(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicTerrible(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''684.''' ''glowTerrible'' | ''glowingTerrible'' | ''gTerrible'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowTerrible(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowTerrible(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowTerrible(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''685.''' ''colorMinorBad'' | ''cMinorBad'' | ''colourMinorBad'' | ''colorBadMinor'' | ''cBadMinor'' | ''colourBadMinor'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorMinorBad(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorMinorBad(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorMinorBad(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''686.''' ''boldMinorBad'' | ''bMinorBad'' | ''boldBadMinor'' | ''bBadMinor'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldMinorBad(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldMinorBad(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldMinorBad(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''687.''' ''italicMinorBad'' | ''italicsMinorBad'' | ''iMinorBad'' | ''italicBadMinor'' | ''italicsBadMinor'' | ''iBadMinor'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicMinorBad(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicMinorBad(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicMinorBad(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''688.''' ''glowMinorBad'' | ''glowingMinorBad'' | ''gMinorBad'' | ''glowBadMinor'' | ''glowingBadMinor'' | ''gBadMinor'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowMinorBad(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowMinorBad(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowMinorBad(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''689.''' ''colorMinorGood'' | ''cMinorGood'' | ''colourMinorGood'' | ''colorGoodMinor'' | ''cGoodMinor'' | ''colourGoodMinor'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorMinorGood(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorMinorGood(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorMinorGood(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''690.''' ''boldMinorGood'' | ''bMinorGood'' | ''boldGoodMinor'' | ''bGoodMinor'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldMinorGood(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldMinorGood(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldMinorGood(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''691.''' ''italicMinorGood'' | ''italicsMinorGood'' | ''iMinorGood'' | ''italicGoodMinor'' | ''italicsGoodMinor'' | ''iGoodMinor'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicMinorGood(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicMinorGood(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicMinorGood(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''692.''' ''glowMinorGood'' | ''glowingMinorGood'' | ''gMinorGood'' | ''glowGoodMinor'' | ''glowingGoodMinor'' | ''gGoodMinor'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowMinorGood(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowMinorGood(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowMinorGood(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''693.''' ''colorBad'' | ''cBad'' | ''colourBad'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorBad(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorBad(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorBad(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''694.''' ''boldBad'' | ''bBad'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldBad(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldBad(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldBad(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''695.''' ''italicBad'' | ''italicsBad'' | ''iBad'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicBad(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicBad(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicBad(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''696.''' ''glowBad'' | ''glowingBad'' | ''gBad'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowBad(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowBad(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowBad(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''697.''' ''colorNeutral'' | ''cNeutral'' | ''colourNeutral'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorNeutral(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorNeutral(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorNeutral(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''698.''' ''boldNeutral'' | ''bNeutral'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldNeutral(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldNeutral(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldNeutral(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''699.''' ''italicNeutral'' | ''italicsNeutral'' | ''iNeutral'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicNeutral(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicNeutral(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicNeutral(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''700.''' ''glowNeutral'' | ''glowingNeutral'' | ''gNeutral'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowNeutral(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowNeutral(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowNeutral(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''701.''' ''colorGood'' | ''cGood'' | ''colourGood'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorGood(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorGood(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorGood(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''702.''' ''boldGood'' | ''bGood'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldGood(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldGood(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldGood(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''703.''' ''italicGood'' | ''italicsGood'' | ''iGood'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicGood(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicGood(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicGood(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''704.''' ''glowGood'' | ''glowingGood'' | ''gGood'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowGood(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowGood(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowGood(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''705.''' ''colorExcellent'' | ''cExcellent'' | ''colourExcellent'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorExcellent(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorExcellent(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorExcellent(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''706.''' ''boldExcellent'' | ''bExcellent'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldExcellent(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldExcellent(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldExcellent(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''707.''' ''italicExcellent'' | ''italicsExcellent'' | ''iExcellent'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicExcellent(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicExcellent(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicExcellent(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''708.''' ''glowExcellent'' | ''glowingExcellent'' | ''gExcellent'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowExcellent(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowExcellent(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowExcellent(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''709.''' ''colorExperience'' | ''cExperience'' | ''colourExperience'' | ''colorXp'' | ''cXp'' | ''colourXp'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorExperience(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorExperience(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorExperience(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''710.''' ''boldExperience'' | ''bExperience'' | ''boldXp'' | ''bXp'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldExperience(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldExperience(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldExperience(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''711.''' ''italicExperience'' | ''italicsExperience'' | ''iExperience'' | ''italicXp'' | ''italicsXp'' | ''iXp'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicExperience(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicExperience(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicExperience(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''712.''' ''glowExperience'' | ''glowingExperience'' | ''gExperience'' | ''glowXp'' | ''glowingXp'' | ''gXp'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowExperience(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowExperience(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowExperience(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''713.''' ''colorActionPoint'' | ''cActionPoint'' | ''colourActionPoint'' | ''colorActionPoints'' | ''cActionPoints'' | ''colourActionPoints'' | ''colorAp'' | ''cAp'' | ''colourAp'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorActionPoint(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorActionPoint(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorActionPoint(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''714.''' ''boldActionPoint'' | ''bActionPoint'' | ''boldActionPoints'' | ''bActionPoints'' | ''boldAp'' | ''bAp'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldActionPoint(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldActionPoint(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldActionPoint(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''715.''' ''italicActionPoint'' | ''italicsActionPoint'' | ''iActionPoint'' | ''italicActionPoints'' | ''italicsActionPoints'' | ''iActionPoints'' | ''italicAp'' | ''italicsAp'' | ''iAp'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicActionPoint(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicActionPoint(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicActionPoint(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''716.''' ''glowActionPoint'' | ''glowingActionPoint'' | ''gActionPoint'' | ''glowActionPoints'' | ''glowingActionPoints'' | ''gActionPoints'' | ''glowAp'' | ''glowingAp'' | ''gAp'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowActionPoint(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowActionPoint(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowActionPoint(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''717.''' ''colorEnchantment'' | ''cEnchantment'' | ''colourEnchantment'' | ''colorEnchanting'' | ''cEnchanting'' | ''colourEnchanting'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorEnchantment(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorEnchantment(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorEnchantment(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''718.''' ''boldEnchantment'' | ''bEnchantment'' | ''boldEnchanting'' | ''bEnchanting'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldEnchantment(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldEnchantment(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldEnchantment(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''719.''' ''italicEnchantment'' | ''italicsEnchantment'' | ''iEnchantment'' | ''italicEnchanting'' | ''italicsEnchanting'' | ''iEnchanting'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicEnchantment(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicEnchantment(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicEnchantment(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''720.''' ''glowEnchantment'' | ''glowingEnchantment'' | ''gEnchantment'' | ''glowEnchanting'' | ''glowingEnchanting'' | ''gEnchanting'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowEnchantment(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowEnchantment(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowEnchantment(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''721.''' ''colorCooldown'' | ''cCooldown'' | ''colourCooldown'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorCooldown(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorCooldown(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorCooldown(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''722.''' ''boldCooldown'' | ''bCooldown'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldCooldown(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldCooldown(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldCooldown(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''723.''' ''italicCooldown'' | ''italicsCooldown'' | ''iCooldown'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicCooldown(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicCooldown(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicCooldown(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''724.''' ''glowCooldown'' | ''glowingCooldown'' | ''gCooldown'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowCooldown(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowCooldown(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowCooldown(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''725.''' ''colorCrit'' | ''cCrit'' | ''colourCrit'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorCrit(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorCrit(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorCrit(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''726.''' ''boldCrit'' | ''bCrit'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldCrit(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldCrit(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldCrit(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''727.''' ''italicCrit'' | ''italicsCrit'' | ''iCrit'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicCrit(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicCrit(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicCrit(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''728.''' ''glowCrit'' | ''glowingCrit'' | ''gCrit'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowCrit(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowCrit(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowCrit(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''729.''' ''colorScar'' | ''cScar'' | ''colourScar'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorScar(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorScar(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorScar(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''730.''' ''boldScar'' | ''bScar'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldScar(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldScar(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldScar(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''731.''' ''italicScar'' | ''italicsScar'' | ''iScar'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicScar(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicScar(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicScar(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''732.''' ''glowScar'' | ''glowingScar'' | ''gScar'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowScar(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowScar(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowScar(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''733.''' ''colorTattoo'' | ''cTattoo'' | ''colourTattoo'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorTattoo(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorTattoo(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorTattoo(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''734.''' ''boldTattoo'' | ''bTattoo'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldTattoo(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldTattoo(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldTattoo(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''735.''' ''italicTattoo'' | ''italicsTattoo'' | ''iTattoo'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicTattoo(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicTattoo(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicTattoo(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''736.''' ''glowTattoo'' | ''glowingTattoo'' | ''gTattoo'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowTattoo(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowTattoo(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowTattoo(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''737.''' ''colorPerk'' | ''cPerk'' | ''colourPerk'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorPerk(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorPerk(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorPerk(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''738.''' ''boldPerk'' | ''bPerk'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldPerk(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldPerk(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldPerk(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''739.''' ''italicPerk'' | ''italicsPerk'' | ''iPerk'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicPerk(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicPerk(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicPerk(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''740.''' ''glowPerk'' | ''glowingPerk'' | ''gPerk'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowPerk(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowPerk(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowPerk(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''741.''' ''colorTrait'' | ''cTrait'' | ''colourTrait'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorTrait(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorTrait(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorTrait(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''742.''' ''boldTrait'' | ''bTrait'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldTrait(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldTrait(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldTrait(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''743.''' ''italicTrait'' | ''italicsTrait'' | ''iTrait'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicTrait(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicTrait(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicTrait(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''744.''' ''glowTrait'' | ''glowingTrait'' | ''gTrait'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowTrait(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowTrait(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowTrait(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''745.''' ''colorFetish'' | ''cFetish'' | ''colourFetish'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorFetish(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorFetish(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorFetish(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''746.''' ''boldFetish'' | ''bFetish'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldFetish(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldFetish(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldFetish(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''747.''' ''italicFetish'' | ''italicsFetish'' | ''iFetish'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicFetish(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicFetish(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicFetish(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''748.''' ''glowFetish'' | ''glowingFetish'' | ''gFetish'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowFetish(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowFetish(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowFetish(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''749.''' ''colorStatusEffect'' | ''cStatusEffect'' | ''colourStatusEffect'' | ''colorStatusEffects'' | ''cStatusEffects'' | ''colourStatusEffects'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorStatusEffect(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorStatusEffect(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorStatusEffect(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''750.''' ''boldStatusEffect'' | ''bStatusEffect'' | ''boldStatusEffects'' | ''bStatusEffects'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldStatusEffect(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldStatusEffect(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldStatusEffect(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''751.''' ''italicStatusEffect'' | ''italicsStatusEffect'' | ''iStatusEffect'' | ''italicStatusEffects'' | ''italicsStatusEffects'' | ''iStatusEffects'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicStatusEffect(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicStatusEffect(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicStatusEffect(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''752.''' ''glowStatusEffect'' | ''glowingStatusEffect'' | ''gStatusEffect'' | ''glowStatusEffects'' | ''glowingStatusEffects'' | ''gStatusEffects'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowStatusEffect(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowStatusEffect(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowStatusEffect(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''753.''' ''colorBestial'' | ''cBestial'' | ''colourBestial'' | ''colorAnimal'' | ''cAnimal'' | ''colourAnimal'' | ''colorFeral'' | ''cFeral'' | ''colourFeral'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorBestial(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorBestial(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorBestial(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''754.''' ''boldBestial'' | ''bBestial'' | ''boldAnimal'' | ''bAnimal'' | ''boldFeral'' | ''bFeral'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldBestial(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldBestial(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldBestial(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''755.''' ''italicBestial'' | ''italicsBestial'' | ''iBestial'' | ''italicAnimal'' | ''italicsAnimal'' | ''iAnimal'' | ''italicFeral'' | ''italicsFeral'' | ''iFeral'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicBestial(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicBestial(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicBestial(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''756.''' ''glowBestial'' | ''glowingBestial'' | ''gBestial'' | ''glowAnimal'' | ''glowingAnimal'' | ''gAnimal'' | ''glowFeral'' | ''glowingFeral'' | ''gFeral'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowBestial(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowBestial(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowBestial(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''757.''' ''colorUnknown'' | ''cUnknown'' | ''colourUnknown'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorUnknown(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorUnknown(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorUnknown(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''758.''' ''boldUnknown'' | ''bUnknown'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldUnknown(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldUnknown(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldUnknown(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''759.''' ''italicUnknown'' | ''italicsUnknown'' | ''iUnknown'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicUnknown(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicUnknown(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicUnknown(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''760.''' ''glowUnknown'' | ''glowingUnknown'' | ''gUnknown'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowUnknown(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowUnknown(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowUnknown(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''761.''' ''colorHuman'' | ''cHuman'' | ''colourHuman'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorHuman(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorHuman(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorHuman(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''762.''' ''boldHuman'' | ''bHuman'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldHuman(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldHuman(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldHuman(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''763.''' ''italicHuman'' | ''italicsHuman'' | ''iHuman'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicHuman(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicHuman(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicHuman(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''764.''' ''glowHuman'' | ''glowingHuman'' | ''gHuman'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowHuman(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowHuman(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowHuman(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''765.''' ''colorHalfDemon'' | ''cHalfDemon'' | ''colourHalfDemon'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorHalfDemon(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorHalfDemon(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorHalfDemon(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''766.''' ''boldHalfDemon'' | ''bHalfDemon'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldHalfDemon(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldHalfDemon(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldHalfDemon(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''767.''' ''italicHalfDemon'' | ''italicsHalfDemon'' | ''iHalfDemon'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicHalfDemon(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicHalfDemon(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicHalfDemon(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''768.''' ''glowHalfDemon'' | ''glowingHalfDemon'' | ''gHalfDemon'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowHalfDemon(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowHalfDemon(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowHalfDemon(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''769.''' ''colorDemon'' | ''cDemon'' | ''colourDemon'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorDemon(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorDemon(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorDemon(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''770.''' ''boldDemon'' | ''bDemon'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldDemon(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldDemon(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldDemon(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''771.''' ''italicDemon'' | ''italicsDemon'' | ''iDemon'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicDemon(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicDemon(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicDemon(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''772.''' ''glowDemon'' | ''glowingDemon'' | ''gDemon'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowDemon(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowDemon(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowDemon(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''773.''' ''colorLilin'' | ''cLilin'' | ''colourLilin'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorLilin(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorLilin(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorLilin(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''774.''' ''boldLilin'' | ''bLilin'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldLilin(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldLilin(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldLilin(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''775.''' ''italicLilin'' | ''italicsLilin'' | ''iLilin'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicLilin(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicLilin(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicLilin(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''776.''' ''glowLilin'' | ''glowingLilin'' | ''gLilin'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowLilin(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowLilin(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowLilin(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''777.''' ''colorImp'' | ''cImp'' | ''colourImp'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorImp(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorImp(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorImp(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''778.''' ''boldImp'' | ''bImp'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldImp(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldImp(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldImp(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''779.''' ''italicImp'' | ''italicsImp'' | ''iImp'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicImp(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicImp(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicImp(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''780.''' ''glowImp'' | ''glowingImp'' | ''gImp'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowImp(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowImp(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowImp(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''781.''' ''colorAngel'' | ''cAngel'' | ''colourAngel'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorAngel(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorAngel(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorAngel(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''782.''' ''boldAngel'' | ''bAngel'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldAngel(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldAngel(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldAngel(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''783.''' ''italicAngel'' | ''italicsAngel'' | ''iAngel'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicAngel(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicAngel(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicAngel(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''784.''' ''glowAngel'' | ''glowingAngel'' | ''gAngel'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowAngel(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowAngel(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowAngel(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''785.''' ''colorDogMorph'' | ''cDogMorph'' | ''colourDogMorph'' | ''colorDog'' | ''cDog'' | ''colourDog'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorDogMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorDogMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorDogMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''786.''' ''boldDogMorph'' | ''bDogMorph'' | ''boldDog'' | ''bDog'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldDogMorph(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldDogMorph(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldDogMorph(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''787.''' ''italicDogMorph'' | ''italicsDogMorph'' | ''iDogMorph'' | ''italicDog'' | ''italicsDog'' | ''iDog'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicDogMorph(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicDogMorph(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicDogMorph(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''788.''' ''glowDogMorph'' | ''glowingDogMorph'' | ''gDogMorph'' | ''glowDog'' | ''glowingDog'' | ''gDog'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowDogMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowDogMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowDogMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''789.''' ''colorCatMorph'' | ''cCatMorph'' | ''colourCatMorph'' | ''colorCat'' | ''cCat'' | ''colourCat'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorCatMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorCatMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorCatMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''790.''' ''boldCatMorph'' | ''bCatMorph'' | ''boldCat'' | ''bCat'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldCatMorph(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldCatMorph(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldCatMorph(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''791.''' ''italicCatMorph'' | ''italicsCatMorph'' | ''iCatMorph'' | ''italicCat'' | ''italicsCat'' | ''iCat'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicCatMorph(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicCatMorph(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicCatMorph(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''792.''' ''glowCatMorph'' | ''glowingCatMorph'' | ''gCatMorph'' | ''glowCat'' | ''glowingCat'' | ''gCat'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowCatMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowCatMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowCatMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''793.''' ''colorOcelotMorph'' | ''cOcelotMorph'' | ''colourOcelotMorph'' | ''colorOcelot'' | ''cOcelot'' | ''colourOcelot'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorOcelotMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorOcelotMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorOcelotMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''794.''' ''boldOcelotMorph'' | ''bOcelotMorph'' | ''boldOcelot'' | ''bOcelot'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldOcelotMorph(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldOcelotMorph(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldOcelotMorph(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''795.''' ''italicOcelotMorph'' | ''italicsOcelotMorph'' | ''iOcelotMorph'' | ''italicOcelot'' | ''italicsOcelot'' | ''iOcelot'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicOcelotMorph(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicOcelotMorph(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicOcelotMorph(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''796.''' ''glowOcelotMorph'' | ''glowingOcelotMorph'' | ''gOcelotMorph'' | ''glowOcelot'' | ''glowingOcelot'' | ''gOcelot'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowOcelotMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowOcelotMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowOcelotMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''797.''' ''colorLionMorph'' | ''cLionMorph'' | ''colourLionMorph'' | ''colorLion'' | ''cLion'' | ''colourLion'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorLionMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorLionMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorLionMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''798.''' ''boldLionMorph'' | ''bLionMorph'' | ''boldLion'' | ''bLion'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldLionMorph(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldLionMorph(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldLionMorph(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''799.''' ''italicLionMorph'' | ''italicsLionMorph'' | ''iLionMorph'' | ''italicLion'' | ''italicsLion'' | ''iLion'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicLionMorph(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicLionMorph(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicLionMorph(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''800.''' ''glowLionMorph'' | ''glowingLionMorph'' | ''gLionMorph'' | ''glowLion'' | ''glowingLion'' | ''gLion'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowLionMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowLionMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowLionMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''801.''' ''colorLeopardMorph'' | ''cLeopardMorph'' | ''colourLeopardMorph'' | ''colorLeopard'' | ''cLeopard'' | ''colourLeopard'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorLeopardMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorLeopardMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorLeopardMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''802.''' ''boldLeopardMorph'' | ''bLeopardMorph'' | ''boldLeopard'' | ''bLeopard'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldLeopardMorph(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldLeopardMorph(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldLeopardMorph(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''803.''' ''italicLeopardMorph'' | ''italicsLeopardMorph'' | ''iLeopardMorph'' | ''italicLeopard'' | ''italicsLeopard'' | ''iLeopard'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicLeopardMorph(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicLeopardMorph(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicLeopardMorph(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''804.''' ''glowLeopardMorph'' | ''glowingLeopardMorph'' | ''gLeopardMorph'' | ''glowLeopard'' | ''glowingLeopard'' | ''gLeopard'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowLeopardMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowLeopardMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowLeopardMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''805.''' ''colorTigerMorph'' | ''cTigerMorph'' | ''colourTigerMorph'' | ''colorTiger'' | ''cTiger'' | ''colourTiger'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorTigerMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorTigerMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorTigerMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''806.''' ''boldTigerMorph'' | ''bTigerMorph'' | ''boldTiger'' | ''bTiger'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldTigerMorph(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldTigerMorph(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldTigerMorph(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''807.''' ''italicTigerMorph'' | ''italicsTigerMorph'' | ''iTigerMorph'' | ''italicTiger'' | ''italicsTiger'' | ''iTiger'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicTigerMorph(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicTigerMorph(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicTigerMorph(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''808.''' ''glowTigerMorph'' | ''glowingTigerMorph'' | ''gTigerMorph'' | ''glowTiger'' | ''glowingTiger'' | ''gTiger'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowTigerMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowTigerMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowTigerMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''809.''' ''colorCheetahMorph'' | ''cCheetahMorph'' | ''colourCheetahMorph'' | ''colorCheetah'' | ''cCheetah'' | ''colourCheetah'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorCheetahMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorCheetahMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorCheetahMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''810.''' ''boldCheetahMorph'' | ''bCheetahMorph'' | ''boldCheetah'' | ''bCheetah'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldCheetahMorph(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldCheetahMorph(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldCheetahMorph(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''811.''' ''italicCheetahMorph'' | ''italicsCheetahMorph'' | ''iCheetahMorph'' | ''italicCheetah'' | ''italicsCheetah'' | ''iCheetah'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicCheetahMorph(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicCheetahMorph(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicCheetahMorph(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''812.''' ''glowCheetahMorph'' | ''glowingCheetahMorph'' | ''gCheetahMorph'' | ''glowCheetah'' | ''glowingCheetah'' | ''gCheetah'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowCheetahMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowCheetahMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowCheetahMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''813.''' ''colorLynxMorph'' | ''cLynxMorph'' | ''colourLynxMorph'' | ''colorLynx'' | ''cLynx'' | ''colourLynx'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorLynxMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorLynxMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorLynxMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''814.''' ''boldLynxMorph'' | ''bLynxMorph'' | ''boldLynx'' | ''bLynx'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldLynxMorph(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldLynxMorph(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldLynxMorph(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''815.''' ''italicLynxMorph'' | ''italicsLynxMorph'' | ''iLynxMorph'' | ''italicLynx'' | ''italicsLynx'' | ''iLynx'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicLynxMorph(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicLynxMorph(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicLynxMorph(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''816.''' ''glowLynxMorph'' | ''glowingLynxMorph'' | ''gLynxMorph'' | ''glowLynx'' | ''glowingLynx'' | ''gLynx'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowLynxMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowLynxMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowLynxMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''817.''' ''colorLeopardSnowMorph'' | ''cLeopardSnowMorph'' | ''colourLeopardSnowMorph'' | ''colorSnowLeopard'' | ''cSnowLeopard'' | ''colourSnowLeopard'' | ''colorSnep'' | ''cSnep'' | ''colourSnep'' | ''colorLeopardSnow'' | ''cLeopardSnow'' | ''colourLeopardSnow'' | ''colorSnowLeopardMorph'' | ''cSnowLeopardMorph'' | ''colourSnowLeopardMorph'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorLeopardSnowMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorLeopardSnowMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorLeopardSnowMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''818.''' ''boldLeopardSnowMorph'' | ''bLeopardSnowMorph'' | ''boldSnowLeopard'' | ''bSnowLeopard'' | ''boldSnep'' | ''bSnep'' | ''boldLeopardSnow'' | ''bLeopardSnow'' | ''boldSnowLeopardMorph'' | ''bSnowLeopardMorph'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldLeopardSnowMorph(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldLeopardSnowMorph(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldLeopardSnowMorph(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''819.''' ''italicLeopardSnowMorph'' | ''italicsLeopardSnowMorph'' | ''iLeopardSnowMorph'' | ''italicSnowLeopard'' | ''italicsSnowLeopard'' | ''iSnowLeopard'' | ''italicSnep'' | ''italicsSnep'' | ''iSnep'' | ''italicLeopardSnow'' | ''italicsLeopardSnow'' | ''iLeopardSnow'' | ''italicSnowLeopardMorph'' | ''italicsSnowLeopardMorph'' | ''iSnowLeopardMorph'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicLeopardSnowMorph(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicLeopardSnowMorph(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicLeopardSnowMorph(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''820.''' ''glowLeopardSnowMorph'' | ''glowingLeopardSnowMorph'' | ''gLeopardSnowMorph'' | ''glowSnowLeopard'' | ''glowingSnowLeopard'' | ''gSnowLeopard'' | ''glowSnep'' | ''glowingSnep'' | ''gSnep'' | ''glowLeopardSnow'' | ''glowingLeopardSnow'' | ''gLeopardSnow'' | ''glowSnowLeopardMorph'' | ''glowingSnowLeopardMorph'' | ''gSnowLeopardMorph'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowLeopardSnowMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowLeopardSnowMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowLeopardSnowMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''821.''' ''colorCowMorph'' | ''cCowMorph'' | ''colourCowMorph'' | ''colorCow'' | ''cCow'' | ''colourCow'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorCowMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorCowMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorCowMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''822.''' ''boldCowMorph'' | ''bCowMorph'' | ''boldCow'' | ''bCow'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldCowMorph(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldCowMorph(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldCowMorph(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''823.''' ''italicCowMorph'' | ''italicsCowMorph'' | ''iCowMorph'' | ''italicCow'' | ''italicsCow'' | ''iCow'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicCowMorph(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicCowMorph(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicCowMorph(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''824.''' ''glowCowMorph'' | ''glowingCowMorph'' | ''gCowMorph'' | ''glowCow'' | ''glowingCow'' | ''gCow'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowCowMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowCowMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowCowMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''825.''' ''colorHorseMorph'' | ''cHorseMorph'' | ''colourHorseMorph'' | ''colorHorse'' | ''cHorse'' | ''colourHorse'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorHorseMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorHorseMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorHorseMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''826.''' ''boldHorseMorph'' | ''bHorseMorph'' | ''boldHorse'' | ''bHorse'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldHorseMorph(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldHorseMorph(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldHorseMorph(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''827.''' ''italicHorseMorph'' | ''italicsHorseMorph'' | ''iHorseMorph'' | ''italicHorse'' | ''italicsHorse'' | ''iHorse'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicHorseMorph(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicHorseMorph(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicHorseMorph(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''828.''' ''glowHorseMorph'' | ''glowingHorseMorph'' | ''gHorseMorph'' | ''glowHorse'' | ''glowingHorse'' | ''gHorse'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowHorseMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowHorseMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowHorseMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''829.''' ''colorPegasusMorph'' | ''cPegasusMorph'' | ''colourPegasusMorph'' | ''colorPegasus'' | ''cPegasus'' | ''colourPegasus'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorPegasusMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorPegasusMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorPegasusMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''830.''' ''boldPegasusMorph'' | ''bPegasusMorph'' | ''boldPegasus'' | ''bPegasus'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldPegasusMorph(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldPegasusMorph(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldPegasusMorph(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''831.''' ''italicPegasusMorph'' | ''italicsPegasusMorph'' | ''iPegasusMorph'' | ''italicPegasus'' | ''italicsPegasus'' | ''iPegasus'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicPegasusMorph(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicPegasusMorph(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicPegasusMorph(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''832.''' ''glowPegasusMorph'' | ''glowingPegasusMorph'' | ''gPegasusMorph'' | ''glowPegasus'' | ''glowingPegasus'' | ''gPegasus'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowPegasusMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowPegasusMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowPegasusMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''833.''' ''colorUnicornMorph'' | ''cUnicornMorph'' | ''colourUnicornMorph'' | ''colorUnicorn'' | ''cUnicorn'' | ''colourUnicorn'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorUnicornMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorUnicornMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorUnicornMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''834.''' ''boldUnicornMorph'' | ''bUnicornMorph'' | ''boldUnicorn'' | ''bUnicorn'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldUnicornMorph(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldUnicornMorph(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldUnicornMorph(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''835.''' ''italicUnicornMorph'' | ''italicsUnicornMorph'' | ''iUnicornMorph'' | ''italicUnicorn'' | ''italicsUnicorn'' | ''iUnicorn'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicUnicornMorph(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicUnicornMorph(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicUnicornMorph(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''836.''' ''glowUnicornMorph'' | ''glowingUnicornMorph'' | ''gUnicornMorph'' | ''glowUnicorn'' | ''glowingUnicorn'' | ''gUnicorn'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowUnicornMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowUnicornMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowUnicornMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''837.''' ''colorAlicornMorph'' | ''cAlicornMorph'' | ''colourAlicornMorph'' | ''colorAlicorn'' | ''cAlicorn'' | ''colourAlicorn'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorAlicornMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorAlicornMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorAlicornMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''838.''' ''boldAlicornMorph'' | ''bAlicornMorph'' | ''boldAlicorn'' | ''bAlicorn'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldAlicornMorph(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldAlicornMorph(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldAlicornMorph(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''839.''' ''italicAlicornMorph'' | ''italicsAlicornMorph'' | ''iAlicornMorph'' | ''italicAlicorn'' | ''italicsAlicorn'' | ''iAlicorn'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicAlicornMorph(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicAlicornMorph(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicAlicornMorph(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''840.''' ''glowAlicornMorph'' | ''glowingAlicornMorph'' | ''gAlicornMorph'' | ''glowAlicorn'' | ''glowingAlicorn'' | ''gAlicorn'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowAlicornMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowAlicornMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowAlicornMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''841.''' ''colorCentaur'' | ''cCentaur'' | ''colourCentaur'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorCentaur(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorCentaur(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorCentaur(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''842.''' ''boldCentaur'' | ''bCentaur'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldCentaur(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldCentaur(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldCentaur(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''843.''' ''italicCentaur'' | ''italicsCentaur'' | ''iCentaur'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicCentaur(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicCentaur(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicCentaur(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''844.''' ''glowCentaur'' | ''glowingCentaur'' | ''gCentaur'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowCentaur(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowCentaur(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowCentaur(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''845.''' ''colorPegataur'' | ''cPegataur'' | ''colourPegataur'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorPegataur(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorPegataur(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorPegataur(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''846.''' ''boldPegataur'' | ''bPegataur'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldPegataur(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldPegataur(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldPegataur(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''847.''' ''italicPegataur'' | ''italicsPegataur'' | ''iPegataur'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicPegataur(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicPegataur(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicPegataur(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''848.''' ''glowPegataur'' | ''glowingPegataur'' | ''gPegataur'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowPegataur(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowPegataur(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowPegataur(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''849.''' ''colorReindeerMorph'' | ''cReindeerMorph'' | ''colourReindeerMorph'' | ''colorReindeer'' | ''cReindeer'' | ''colourReindeer'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorReindeerMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorReindeerMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorReindeerMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''850.''' ''boldReindeerMorph'' | ''bReindeerMorph'' | ''boldReindeer'' | ''bReindeer'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldReindeerMorph(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldReindeerMorph(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldReindeerMorph(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''851.''' ''italicReindeerMorph'' | ''italicsReindeerMorph'' | ''iReindeerMorph'' | ''italicReindeer'' | ''italicsReindeer'' | ''iReindeer'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicReindeerMorph(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicReindeerMorph(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicReindeerMorph(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''852.''' ''glowReindeerMorph'' | ''glowingReindeerMorph'' | ''gReindeerMorph'' | ''glowReindeer'' | ''glowingReindeer'' | ''gReindeer'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowReindeerMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowReindeerMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowReindeerMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''853.''' ''colorWolfMorph'' | ''cWolfMorph'' | ''colourWolfMorph'' | ''colorWolf'' | ''cWolf'' | ''colourWolf'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorWolfMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorWolfMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorWolfMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''854.''' ''boldWolfMorph'' | ''bWolfMorph'' | ''boldWolf'' | ''bWolf'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldWolfMorph(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldWolfMorph(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldWolfMorph(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''855.''' ''italicWolfMorph'' | ''italicsWolfMorph'' | ''iWolfMorph'' | ''italicWolf'' | ''italicsWolf'' | ''iWolf'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicWolfMorph(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicWolfMorph(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicWolfMorph(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''856.''' ''glowWolfMorph'' | ''glowingWolfMorph'' | ''gWolfMorph'' | ''glowWolf'' | ''glowingWolf'' | ''gWolf'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowWolfMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowWolfMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowWolfMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''857.''' ''colorFoxMorph'' | ''cFoxMorph'' | ''colourFoxMorph'' | ''colorFox'' | ''cFox'' | ''colourFox'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorFoxMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorFoxMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorFoxMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''858.''' ''boldFoxMorph'' | ''bFoxMorph'' | ''boldFox'' | ''bFox'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldFoxMorph(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldFoxMorph(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldFoxMorph(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''859.''' ''italicFoxMorph'' | ''italicsFoxMorph'' | ''iFoxMorph'' | ''italicFox'' | ''italicsFox'' | ''iFox'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicFoxMorph(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicFoxMorph(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicFoxMorph(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''860.''' ''glowFoxMorph'' | ''glowingFoxMorph'' | ''gFoxMorph'' | ''glowFox'' | ''glowingFox'' | ''gFox'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowFoxMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowFoxMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowFoxMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''861.''' ''colorFennecFoxMorph'' | ''cFennecFoxMorph'' | ''colourFennecFoxMorph'' | ''colorFennecFox'' | ''cFennecFox'' | ''colourFennecFox'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorFennecFoxMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorFennecFoxMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorFennecFoxMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''862.''' ''boldFennecFoxMorph'' | ''bFennecFoxMorph'' | ''boldFennecFox'' | ''bFennecFox'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldFennecFoxMorph(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldFennecFoxMorph(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldFennecFoxMorph(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''863.''' ''italicFennecFoxMorph'' | ''italicsFennecFoxMorph'' | ''iFennecFoxMorph'' | ''italicFennecFox'' | ''italicsFennecFox'' | ''iFennecFox'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicFennecFoxMorph(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicFennecFoxMorph(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicFennecFoxMorph(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''864.''' ''glowFennecFoxMorph'' | ''glowingFennecFoxMorph'' | ''gFennecFoxMorph'' | ''glowFennecFox'' | ''glowingFennecFox'' | ''gFennecFox'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowFennecFoxMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowFennecFoxMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowFennecFoxMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''865.''' ''colorArcticFoxMorph'' | ''cArcticFoxMorph'' | ''colourArcticFoxMorph'' | ''colorArcticFox'' | ''cArcticFox'' | ''colourArcticFox'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorArcticFoxMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorArcticFoxMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorArcticFoxMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''866.''' ''boldArcticFoxMorph'' | ''bArcticFoxMorph'' | ''boldArcticFox'' | ''bArcticFox'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldArcticFoxMorph(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldArcticFoxMorph(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldArcticFoxMorph(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''867.''' ''italicArcticFoxMorph'' | ''italicsArcticFoxMorph'' | ''iArcticFoxMorph'' | ''italicArcticFox'' | ''italicsArcticFox'' | ''iArcticFox'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicArcticFoxMorph(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicArcticFoxMorph(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicArcticFoxMorph(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''868.''' ''glowArcticFoxMorph'' | ''glowingArcticFoxMorph'' | ''gArcticFoxMorph'' | ''glowArcticFox'' | ''glowingArcticFox'' | ''gArcticFox'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowArcticFoxMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowArcticFoxMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowArcticFoxMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''869.''' ''colorHarpy'' | ''cHarpy'' | ''colourHarpy'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorHarpy(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorHarpy(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorHarpy(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''870.''' ''boldHarpy'' | ''bHarpy'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldHarpy(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldHarpy(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldHarpy(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''871.''' ''italicHarpy'' | ''italicsHarpy'' | ''iHarpy'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicHarpy(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicHarpy(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicHarpy(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''872.''' ''glowHarpy'' | ''glowingHarpy'' | ''gHarpy'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowHarpy(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowHarpy(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowHarpy(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''873.''' ''colorSlime'' | ''cSlime'' | ''colourSlime'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorSlime(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorSlime(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorSlime(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''874.''' ''boldSlime'' | ''bSlime'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldSlime(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldSlime(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldSlime(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''875.''' ''italicSlime'' | ''italicsSlime'' | ''iSlime'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicSlime(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicSlime(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicSlime(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''876.''' ''glowSlime'' | ''glowingSlime'' | ''gSlime'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowSlime(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowSlime(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowSlime(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''877.''' ''colorDoll'' | ''cDoll'' | ''colourDoll'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorDoll(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorDoll(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorDoll(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''878.''' ''boldDoll'' | ''bDoll'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldDoll(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldDoll(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldDoll(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''879.''' ''italicDoll'' | ''italicsDoll'' | ''iDoll'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicDoll(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicDoll(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicDoll(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''880.''' ''glowDoll'' | ''glowingDoll'' | ''gDoll'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowDoll(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowDoll(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowDoll(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''881.''' ''colorSquirrelMorph'' | ''cSquirrelMorph'' | ''colourSquirrelMorph'' | ''colorSquirrel'' | ''cSquirrel'' | ''colourSquirrel'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorSquirrelMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorSquirrelMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorSquirrelMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''882.''' ''boldSquirrelMorph'' | ''bSquirrelMorph'' | ''boldSquirrel'' | ''bSquirrel'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldSquirrelMorph(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldSquirrelMorph(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldSquirrelMorph(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''883.''' ''italicSquirrelMorph'' | ''italicsSquirrelMorph'' | ''iSquirrelMorph'' | ''italicSquirrel'' | ''italicsSquirrel'' | ''iSquirrel'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicSquirrelMorph(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicSquirrelMorph(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicSquirrelMorph(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''884.''' ''glowSquirrelMorph'' | ''glowingSquirrelMorph'' | ''gSquirrelMorph'' | ''glowSquirrel'' | ''glowingSquirrel'' | ''gSquirrel'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowSquirrelMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowSquirrelMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowSquirrelMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''885.''' ''colorRatMorph'' | ''cRatMorph'' | ''colourRatMorph'' | ''colorRat'' | ''cRat'' | ''colourRat'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorRatMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorRatMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorRatMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''886.''' ''boldRatMorph'' | ''bRatMorph'' | ''boldRat'' | ''bRat'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldRatMorph(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldRatMorph(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldRatMorph(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''887.''' ''italicRatMorph'' | ''italicsRatMorph'' | ''iRatMorph'' | ''italicRat'' | ''italicsRat'' | ''iRat'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicRatMorph(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicRatMorph(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicRatMorph(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''888.''' ''glowRatMorph'' | ''glowingRatMorph'' | ''gRatMorph'' | ''glowRat'' | ''glowingRat'' | ''gRat'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowRatMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowRatMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowRatMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''889.''' ''colorRabbitMorph'' | ''cRabbitMorph'' | ''colourRabbitMorph'' | ''colorRabbit'' | ''cRabbit'' | ''colourRabbit'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorRabbitMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorRabbitMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorRabbitMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''890.''' ''boldRabbitMorph'' | ''bRabbitMorph'' | ''boldRabbit'' | ''bRabbit'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldRabbitMorph(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldRabbitMorph(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldRabbitMorph(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''891.''' ''italicRabbitMorph'' | ''italicsRabbitMorph'' | ''iRabbitMorph'' | ''italicRabbit'' | ''italicsRabbit'' | ''iRabbit'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicRabbitMorph(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicRabbitMorph(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicRabbitMorph(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''892.''' ''glowRabbitMorph'' | ''glowingRabbitMorph'' | ''gRabbitMorph'' | ''glowRabbit'' | ''glowingRabbit'' | ''gRabbit'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowRabbitMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowRabbitMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowRabbitMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''893.''' ''colorBatMorph'' | ''cBatMorph'' | ''colourBatMorph'' | ''colorBat'' | ''cBat'' | ''colourBat'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorBatMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorBatMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorBatMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''894.''' ''boldBatMorph'' | ''bBatMorph'' | ''boldBat'' | ''bBat'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldBatMorph(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldBatMorph(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldBatMorph(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''895.''' ''italicBatMorph'' | ''italicsBatMorph'' | ''iBatMorph'' | ''italicBat'' | ''italicsBat'' | ''iBat'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicBatMorph(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicBatMorph(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicBatMorph(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''896.''' ''glowBatMorph'' | ''glowingBatMorph'' | ''gBatMorph'' | ''glowBat'' | ''glowingBat'' | ''gBat'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowBatMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowBatMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowBatMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''897.''' ''colorAlligatorMorph'' | ''cAlligatorMorph'' | ''colourAlligatorMorph'' | ''colorAlligator'' | ''cAlligator'' | ''colourAlligator'' | ''colorGatorMorph'' | ''cGatorMorph'' | ''colourGatorMorph'' | ''colorGator'' | ''cGator'' | ''colourGator'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorAlligatorMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorAlligatorMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorAlligatorMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''898.''' ''boldAlligatorMorph'' | ''bAlligatorMorph'' | ''boldAlligator'' | ''bAlligator'' | ''boldGatorMorph'' | ''bGatorMorph'' | ''boldGator'' | ''bGator'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldAlligatorMorph(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldAlligatorMorph(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldAlligatorMorph(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''899.''' ''italicAlligatorMorph'' | ''italicsAlligatorMorph'' | ''iAlligatorMorph'' | ''italicAlligator'' | ''italicsAlligator'' | ''iAlligator'' | ''italicGatorMorph'' | ''italicsGatorMorph'' | ''iGatorMorph'' | ''italicGator'' | ''italicsGator'' | ''iGator'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicAlligatorMorph(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicAlligatorMorph(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicAlligatorMorph(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''900.''' ''glowAlligatorMorph'' | ''glowingAlligatorMorph'' | ''gAlligatorMorph'' | ''glowAlligator'' | ''glowingAlligator'' | ''gAlligator'' | ''glowGatorMorph'' | ''glowingGatorMorph'' | ''gGatorMorph'' | ''glowGator'' | ''glowingGator'' | ''gGator'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowAlligatorMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowAlligatorMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowAlligatorMorph(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''901.''' ''colorBadEnd'' | ''cBadEnd'' | ''colourBadEnd'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorBadEnd(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorBadEnd(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorBadEnd(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''902.''' ''boldBadEnd'' | ''bBadEnd'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldBadEnd(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldBadEnd(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldBadEnd(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''903.''' ''italicBadEnd'' | ''italicsBadEnd'' | ''iBadEnd'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicBadEnd(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicBadEnd(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicBadEnd(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''904.''' ''glowBadEnd'' | ''glowingBadEnd'' | ''gBadEnd'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowBadEnd(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowBadEnd(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowBadEnd(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''905.''' ''colorQuestMain'' | ''cQuestMain'' | ''colourQuestMain'' | ''colorMainQuest'' | ''cMainQuest'' | ''colourMainQuest'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorQuestMain(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorQuestMain(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorQuestMain(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''906.''' ''boldQuestMain'' | ''bQuestMain'' | ''boldMainQuest'' | ''bMainQuest'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldQuestMain(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldQuestMain(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldQuestMain(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''907.''' ''italicQuestMain'' | ''italicsQuestMain'' | ''iQuestMain'' | ''italicMainQuest'' | ''italicsMainQuest'' | ''iMainQuest'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicQuestMain(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicQuestMain(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicQuestMain(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''908.''' ''glowQuestMain'' | ''glowingQuestMain'' | ''gQuestMain'' | ''glowMainQuest'' | ''glowingMainQuest'' | ''gMainQuest'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowQuestMain(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowQuestMain(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowQuestMain(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''909.''' ''colorQuestSide'' | ''cQuestSide'' | ''colourQuestSide'' | ''colorSideQuest'' | ''cSideQuest'' | ''colourSideQuest'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorQuestSide(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorQuestSide(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorQuestSide(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''910.''' ''boldQuestSide'' | ''bQuestSide'' | ''boldSideQuest'' | ''bSideQuest'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldQuestSide(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldQuestSide(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldQuestSide(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''911.''' ''italicQuestSide'' | ''italicsQuestSide'' | ''iQuestSide'' | ''italicSideQuest'' | ''italicsSideQuest'' | ''iSideQuest'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicQuestSide(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicQuestSide(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicQuestSide(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''912.''' ''glowQuestSide'' | ''glowingQuestSide'' | ''gQuestSide'' | ''glowSideQuest'' | ''glowingSideQuest'' | ''gSideQuest'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowQuestSide(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowQuestSide(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowQuestSide(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''913.''' ''colorQuestRelationship'' | ''cQuestRelationship'' | ''colourQuestRelationship'' | ''colorRelationshipQuest'' | ''cRelationshipQuest'' | ''colourRelationshipQuest'' | ''colorQuestRomance'' | ''cQuestRomance'' | ''colourQuestRomance'' | ''colorRomanceQuest'' | ''cRomanceQuest'' | ''colourRomanceQuest'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorQuestRelationship(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorQuestRelationship(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorQuestRelationship(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''914.''' ''boldQuestRelationship'' | ''bQuestRelationship'' | ''boldRelationshipQuest'' | ''bRelationshipQuest'' | ''boldQuestRomance'' | ''bQuestRomance'' | ''boldRomanceQuest'' | ''bRomanceQuest'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldQuestRelationship(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldQuestRelationship(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldQuestRelationship(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''915.''' ''italicQuestRelationship'' | ''italicsQuestRelationship'' | ''iQuestRelationship'' | ''italicRelationshipQuest'' | ''italicsRelationshipQuest'' | ''iRelationshipQuest'' | ''italicQuestRomance'' | ''italicsQuestRomance'' | ''iQuestRomance'' | ''italicRomanceQuest'' | ''italicsRomanceQuest'' | ''iRomanceQuest'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicQuestRelationship(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicQuestRelationship(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicQuestRelationship(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''916.''' ''glowQuestRelationship'' | ''glowingQuestRelationship'' | ''gQuestRelationship'' | ''glowRelationshipQuest'' | ''glowingRelationshipQuest'' | ''gRelationshipQuest'' | ''glowQuestRomance'' | ''glowingQuestRomance'' | ''gQuestRomance'' | ''glowRomanceQuest'' | ''glowingRomanceQuest'' | ''gRomanceQuest'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowQuestRelationship(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowQuestRelationship(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowQuestRelationship(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''917.''' ''colorHealth'' | ''cHealth'' | ''colourHealth'' | ''colorHp'' | ''cHp'' | ''colourHp'' | ''colorEnergy'' | ''cEnergy'' | ''colourEnergy'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorHealth(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorHealth(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorHealth(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''918.''' ''boldHealth'' | ''bHealth'' | ''boldHp'' | ''bHp'' | ''boldEnergy'' | ''bEnergy'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldHealth(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldHealth(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldHealth(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''919.''' ''italicHealth'' | ''italicsHealth'' | ''iHealth'' | ''italicHp'' | ''italicsHp'' | ''iHp'' | ''italicEnergy'' | ''italicsEnergy'' | ''iEnergy'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicHealth(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicHealth(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicHealth(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''920.''' ''glowHealth'' | ''glowingHealth'' | ''gHealth'' | ''glowHp'' | ''glowingHp'' | ''gHp'' | ''glowEnergy'' | ''glowingEnergy'' | ''gEnergy'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowHealth(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowHealth(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowHealth(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''921.''' ''colorWillpower'' | ''cWillpower'' | ''colourWillpower'' | ''colorWp'' | ''cWp'' | ''colourWp'' | ''colorMana'' | ''cMana'' | ''colourMana'' | ''colorAura'' | ''cAura'' | ''colourAura'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorWillpower(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorWillpower(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorWillpower(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''922.''' ''boldWillpower'' | ''bWillpower'' | ''boldWp'' | ''bWp'' | ''boldMana'' | ''bMana'' | ''boldAura'' | ''bAura'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldWillpower(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldWillpower(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldWillpower(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''923.''' ''italicWillpower'' | ''italicsWillpower'' | ''iWillpower'' | ''italicWp'' | ''italicsWp'' | ''iWp'' | ''italicMana'' | ''italicsMana'' | ''iMana'' | ''italicAura'' | ''italicsAura'' | ''iAura'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicWillpower(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicWillpower(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicWillpower(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''924.''' ''glowWillpower'' | ''glowingWillpower'' | ''gWillpower'' | ''glowWp'' | ''glowingWp'' | ''gWp'' | ''glowMana'' | ''glowingMana'' | ''gMana'' | ''glowAura'' | ''glowingAura'' | ''gAura'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowWillpower(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowWillpower(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowWillpower(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''925.''' ''colorPhysique'' | ''cPhysique'' | ''colourPhysique'' | ''colorPhys'' | ''cPhys'' | ''colourPhys'' | ''colorStrength'' | ''cStrength'' | ''colourStrength'' | ''colorStr'' | ''cStr'' | ''colourStr'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorPhysique(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorPhysique(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorPhysique(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''926.''' ''boldPhysique'' | ''bPhysique'' | ''boldPhys'' | ''bPhys'' | ''boldStrength'' | ''bStrength'' | ''boldStr'' | ''bStr'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldPhysique(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldPhysique(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldPhysique(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''927.''' ''italicPhysique'' | ''italicsPhysique'' | ''iPhysique'' | ''italicPhys'' | ''italicsPhys'' | ''iPhys'' | ''italicStrength'' | ''italicsStrength'' | ''iStrength'' | ''italicStr'' | ''italicsStr'' | ''iStr'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicPhysique(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicPhysique(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicPhysique(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''928.''' ''glowPhysique'' | ''glowingPhysique'' | ''gPhysique'' | ''glowPhys'' | ''glowingPhys'' | ''gPhys'' | ''glowStrength'' | ''glowingStrength'' | ''gStrength'' | ''glowStr'' | ''glowingStr'' | ''gStr'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowPhysique(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowPhysique(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowPhysique(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''929.''' ''colorIntelligence'' | ''cIntelligence'' | ''colourIntelligence'' | ''colorInt'' | ''cInt'' | ''colourInt'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorIntelligence(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorIntelligence(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorIntelligence(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''930.''' ''boldIntelligence'' | ''bIntelligence'' | ''boldInt'' | ''bInt'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldIntelligence(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldIntelligence(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldIntelligence(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''931.''' ''italicIntelligence'' | ''italicsIntelligence'' | ''iIntelligence'' | ''italicInt'' | ''italicsInt'' | ''iInt'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicIntelligence(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicIntelligence(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicIntelligence(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''932.''' ''glowIntelligence'' | ''glowingIntelligence'' | ''gIntelligence'' | ''glowInt'' | ''glowingInt'' | ''gInt'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowIntelligence(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowIntelligence(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowIntelligence(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''933.''' ''colorCorruption'' | ''cCorruption'' | ''colourCorruption'' | ''colorCor'' | ''cCor'' | ''colourCor'' | ''colorCorr'' | ''cCorr'' | ''colourCorr'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorCorruption(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorCorruption(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorCorruption(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''934.''' ''boldCorruption'' | ''bCorruption'' | ''boldCor'' | ''bCor'' | ''boldCorr'' | ''bCorr'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldCorruption(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldCorruption(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldCorruption(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''935.''' ''italicCorruption'' | ''italicsCorruption'' | ''iCorruption'' | ''italicCor'' | ''italicsCor'' | ''iCor'' | ''italicCorr'' | ''italicsCorr'' | ''iCorr'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicCorruption(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicCorruption(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicCorruption(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''936.''' ''glowCorruption'' | ''glowingCorruption'' | ''gCorruption'' | ''glowCor'' | ''glowingCor'' | ''gCor'' | ''glowCorr'' | ''glowingCorr'' | ''gCorr'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowCorruption(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowCorruption(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowCorruption(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''937.''' ''colorArousal'' | ''cArousal'' | ''colourArousal'' | ''colorArs'' | ''cArs'' | ''colourArs'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorArousal(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorArousal(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorArousal(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''938.''' ''boldArousal'' | ''bArousal'' | ''boldArs'' | ''bArs'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldArousal(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldArousal(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldArousal(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''939.''' ''italicArousal'' | ''italicsArousal'' | ''iArousal'' | ''italicArs'' | ''italicsArs'' | ''iArs'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicArousal(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicArousal(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicArousal(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''940.''' ''glowArousal'' | ''glowingArousal'' | ''gArousal'' | ''glowArs'' | ''glowingArs'' | ''gArs'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowArousal(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowArousal(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowArousal(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''941.''' ''colorLust'' | ''cLust'' | ''colourLust'' | ''colorLst'' | ''cLst'' | ''colourLst'' | ''colorSeduction'' | ''cSeduction'' | ''colourSeduction'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorLust(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorLust(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorLust(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''942.''' ''boldLust'' | ''bLust'' | ''boldLst'' | ''bLst'' | ''boldSeduction'' | ''bSeduction'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldLust(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldLust(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldLust(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''943.''' ''italicLust'' | ''italicsLust'' | ''iLust'' | ''italicLst'' | ''italicsLst'' | ''iLst'' | ''italicSeduction'' | ''italicsSeduction'' | ''iSeduction'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicLust(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicLust(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicLust(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''944.''' ''glowLust'' | ''glowingLust'' | ''gLust'' | ''glowLst'' | ''glowingLst'' | ''gLst'' | ''glowSeduction'' | ''glowingSeduction'' | ''gSeduction'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowLust(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowLust(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowLust(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''945.''' ''colorCompanion'' | ''cCompanion'' | ''colourCompanion'' | ''colorCompanions'' | ''cCompanions'' | ''colourCompanions'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorCompanion(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorCompanion(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorCompanion(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''946.''' ''boldCompanion'' | ''bCompanion'' | ''boldCompanions'' | ''bCompanions'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldCompanion(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldCompanion(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldCompanion(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''947.''' ''italicCompanion'' | ''italicsCompanion'' | ''iCompanion'' | ''italicCompanions'' | ''italicsCompanions'' | ''iCompanions'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicCompanion(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicCompanion(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicCompanion(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''948.''' ''glowCompanion'' | ''glowingCompanion'' | ''gCompanion'' | ''glowCompanions'' | ''glowingCompanions'' | ''gCompanions'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowCompanion(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowCompanion(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowCompanion(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''949.''' ''colorStamina'' | ''cStamina'' | ''colourStamina'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorStamina(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorStamina(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorStamina(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''950.''' ''boldStamina'' | ''bStamina'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldStamina(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldStamina(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldStamina(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''951.''' ''italicStamina'' | ''italicsStamina'' | ''iStamina'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicStamina(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicStamina(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicStamina(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''952.''' ''glowStamina'' | ''glowingStamina'' | ''gStamina'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowStamina(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowStamina(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowStamina(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''953.''' ''colorSleep'' | ''cSleep'' | ''colourSleep'' | ''colorSleeping'' | ''cSleeping'' | ''colourSleeping'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorSleep(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorSleep(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorSleep(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''954.''' ''boldSleep'' | ''bSleep'' | ''boldSleeping'' | ''bSleeping'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldSleep(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldSleep(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldSleep(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''955.''' ''italicSleep'' | ''italicsSleep'' | ''iSleep'' | ''italicSleeping'' | ''italicsSleeping'' | ''iSleeping'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicSleep(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicSleep(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicSleep(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''956.''' ''glowSleep'' | ''glowingSleep'' | ''gSleep'' | ''glowSleeping'' | ''glowingSleeping'' | ''gSleeping'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowSleep(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowSleep(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowSleep(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''957.''' ''colorAffection'' | ''cAffection'' | ''colourAffection'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorAffection(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorAffection(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorAffection(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''958.''' ''boldAffection'' | ''bAffection'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldAffection(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldAffection(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldAffection(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''959.''' ''italicAffection'' | ''italicsAffection'' | ''iAffection'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicAffection(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicAffection(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicAffection(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''960.''' ''glowAffection'' | ''glowingAffection'' | ''gAffection'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowAffection(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowAffection(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowAffection(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''961.''' ''colorObedience'' | ''cObedience'' | ''colourObedience'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorObedience(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorObedience(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorObedience(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''962.''' ''boldObedience'' | ''bObedience'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldObedience(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldObedience(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldObedience(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''963.''' ''italicObedience'' | ''italicsObedience'' | ''iObedience'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicObedience(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicObedience(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicObedience(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''964.''' ''glowObedience'' | ''glowingObedience'' | ''gObedience'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowObedience(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowObedience(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowObedience(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''965.''' ''colorMasculineStrong'' | ''cMasculineStrong'' | ''colourMasculineStrong'' | ''colorMasStr'' | ''cMasStr'' | ''colourMasStr'' | ''colorMasculinePlus'' | ''cMasculinePlus'' | ''colourMasculinePlus'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorMasculineStrong(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorMasculineStrong(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorMasculineStrong(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''966.''' ''boldMasculineStrong'' | ''bMasculineStrong'' | ''boldMasStr'' | ''bMasStr'' | ''boldMasculinePlus'' | ''bMasculinePlus'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldMasculineStrong(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldMasculineStrong(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldMasculineStrong(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''967.''' ''italicMasculineStrong'' | ''italicsMasculineStrong'' | ''iMasculineStrong'' | ''italicMasStr'' | ''italicsMasStr'' | ''iMasStr'' | ''italicMasculinePlus'' | ''italicsMasculinePlus'' | ''iMasculinePlus'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicMasculineStrong(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicMasculineStrong(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicMasculineStrong(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''968.''' ''glowMasculineStrong'' | ''glowingMasculineStrong'' | ''gMasculineStrong'' | ''glowMasStr'' | ''glowingMasStr'' | ''gMasStr'' | ''glowMasculinePlus'' | ''glowingMasculinePlus'' | ''gMasculinePlus'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowMasculineStrong(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowMasculineStrong(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowMasculineStrong(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''969.''' ''colorMasculine'' | ''cMasculine'' | ''colourMasculine'' | ''colorMas'' | ''cMas'' | ''colourMas'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorMasculine(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorMasculine(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorMasculine(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''970.''' ''boldMasculine'' | ''bMasculine'' | ''boldMas'' | ''bMas'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldMasculine(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldMasculine(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldMasculine(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''971.''' ''italicMasculine'' | ''italicsMasculine'' | ''iMasculine'' | ''italicMas'' | ''italicsMas'' | ''iMas'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicMasculine(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicMasculine(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicMasculine(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''972.''' ''glowMasculine'' | ''glowingMasculine'' | ''gMasculine'' | ''glowMas'' | ''glowingMas'' | ''gMas'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowMasculine(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowMasculine(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowMasculine(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''973.''' ''colorAndrogynous'' | ''cAndrogynous'' | ''colourAndrogynous'' | ''colorAndro'' | ''cAndro'' | ''colourAndro'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorAndrogynous(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorAndrogynous(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorAndrogynous(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''974.''' ''boldAndrogynous'' | ''bAndrogynous'' | ''boldAndro'' | ''bAndro'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldAndrogynous(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldAndrogynous(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldAndrogynous(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''975.''' ''italicAndrogynous'' | ''italicsAndrogynous'' | ''iAndrogynous'' | ''italicAndro'' | ''italicsAndro'' | ''iAndro'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicAndrogynous(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicAndrogynous(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicAndrogynous(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''976.''' ''glowAndrogynous'' | ''glowingAndrogynous'' | ''gAndrogynous'' | ''glowAndro'' | ''glowingAndro'' | ''gAndro'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowAndrogynous(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowAndrogynous(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowAndrogynous(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''977.''' ''colorFeminine'' | ''cFeminine'' | ''colourFeminine'' | ''colorFem'' | ''cFem'' | ''colourFem'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorFeminine(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorFeminine(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorFeminine(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''978.''' ''boldFeminine'' | ''bFeminine'' | ''boldFem'' | ''bFem'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldFeminine(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldFeminine(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldFeminine(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''979.''' ''italicFeminine'' | ''italicsFeminine'' | ''iFeminine'' | ''italicFem'' | ''italicsFem'' | ''iFem'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicFeminine(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicFeminine(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicFeminine(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''980.''' ''glowFeminine'' | ''glowingFeminine'' | ''gFeminine'' | ''glowFem'' | ''glowingFem'' | ''gFem'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowFeminine(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowFeminine(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowFeminine(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''981.''' ''colorFeminineStrong'' | ''cFeminineStrong'' | ''colourFeminineStrong'' | ''colorFemStr'' | ''cFemStr'' | ''colourFemStr'' | ''colorFemininePlus'' | ''cFemininePlus'' | ''colourFemininePlus'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorFeminineStrong(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorFeminineStrong(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorFeminineStrong(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''982.''' ''boldFeminineStrong'' | ''bFeminineStrong'' | ''boldFemStr'' | ''bFemStr'' | ''boldFemininePlus'' | ''bFemininePlus'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldFeminineStrong(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldFeminineStrong(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldFeminineStrong(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''983.''' ''italicFeminineStrong'' | ''italicsFeminineStrong'' | ''iFeminineStrong'' | ''italicFemStr'' | ''italicsFemStr'' | ''iFemStr'' | ''italicFemininePlus'' | ''italicsFemininePlus'' | ''iFemininePlus'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicFeminineStrong(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicFeminineStrong(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicFeminineStrong(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''984.''' ''glowFeminineStrong'' | ''glowingFeminineStrong'' | ''gFeminineStrong'' | ''glowFemStr'' | ''glowingFemStr'' | ''gFemStr'' | ''glowFemininePlus'' | ''glowingFemininePlus'' | ''gFemininePlus'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowFeminineStrong(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowFeminineStrong(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowFeminineStrong(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''985.''' ''colorBodySizeZero'' | ''cBodySizeZero'' | ''colourBodySizeZero'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorBodySizeZero(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorBodySizeZero(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorBodySizeZero(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''986.''' ''boldBodySizeZero'' | ''bBodySizeZero'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldBodySizeZero(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldBodySizeZero(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldBodySizeZero(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''987.''' ''italicBodySizeZero'' | ''italicsBodySizeZero'' | ''iBodySizeZero'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicBodySizeZero(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicBodySizeZero(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicBodySizeZero(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''988.''' ''glowBodySizeZero'' | ''glowingBodySizeZero'' | ''gBodySizeZero'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowBodySizeZero(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowBodySizeZero(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowBodySizeZero(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''989.''' ''colorBodySizeOne'' | ''cBodySizeOne'' | ''colourBodySizeOne'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorBodySizeOne(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorBodySizeOne(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorBodySizeOne(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''990.''' ''boldBodySizeOne'' | ''bBodySizeOne'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldBodySizeOne(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldBodySizeOne(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldBodySizeOne(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''991.''' ''italicBodySizeOne'' | ''italicsBodySizeOne'' | ''iBodySizeOne'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicBodySizeOne(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicBodySizeOne(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicBodySizeOne(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''992.''' ''glowBodySizeOne'' | ''glowingBodySizeOne'' | ''gBodySizeOne'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowBodySizeOne(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowBodySizeOne(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowBodySizeOne(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''993.''' ''colorBodySizeTwo'' | ''cBodySizeTwo'' | ''colourBodySizeTwo'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorBodySizeTwo(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorBodySizeTwo(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorBodySizeTwo(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''994.''' ''boldBodySizeTwo'' | ''bBodySizeTwo'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldBodySizeTwo(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldBodySizeTwo(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldBodySizeTwo(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''995.''' ''italicBodySizeTwo'' | ''italicsBodySizeTwo'' | ''iBodySizeTwo'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicBodySizeTwo(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicBodySizeTwo(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicBodySizeTwo(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''996.''' ''glowBodySizeTwo'' | ''glowingBodySizeTwo'' | ''gBodySizeTwo'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowBodySizeTwo(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowBodySizeTwo(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowBodySizeTwo(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''997.''' ''colorBodySizeThree'' | ''cBodySizeThree'' | ''colourBodySizeThree'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorBodySizeThree(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorBodySizeThree(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorBodySizeThree(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''998.''' ''boldBodySizeThree'' | ''bBodySizeThree'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldBodySizeThree(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldBodySizeThree(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldBodySizeThree(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''999.''' ''italicBodySizeThree'' | ''italicsBodySizeThree'' | ''iBodySizeThree'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicBodySizeThree(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicBodySizeThree(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicBodySizeThree(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1000.''' ''glowBodySizeThree'' | ''glowingBodySizeThree'' | ''gBodySizeThree'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowBodySizeThree(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowBodySizeThree(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowBodySizeThree(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1001.''' ''colorBodySizeFour'' | ''cBodySizeFour'' | ''colourBodySizeFour'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorBodySizeFour(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorBodySizeFour(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorBodySizeFour(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1002.''' ''boldBodySizeFour'' | ''bBodySizeFour'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldBodySizeFour(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldBodySizeFour(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldBodySizeFour(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1003.''' ''italicBodySizeFour'' | ''italicsBodySizeFour'' | ''iBodySizeFour'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicBodySizeFour(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicBodySizeFour(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicBodySizeFour(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1004.''' ''glowBodySizeFour'' | ''glowingBodySizeFour'' | ''gBodySizeFour'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowBodySizeFour(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowBodySizeFour(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowBodySizeFour(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1005.''' ''colorMuscleZero'' | ''cMuscleZero'' | ''colourMuscleZero'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorMuscleZero(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorMuscleZero(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorMuscleZero(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1006.''' ''boldMuscleZero'' | ''bMuscleZero'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldMuscleZero(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldMuscleZero(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldMuscleZero(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1007.''' ''italicMuscleZero'' | ''italicsMuscleZero'' | ''iMuscleZero'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicMuscleZero(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicMuscleZero(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicMuscleZero(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1008.''' ''glowMuscleZero'' | ''glowingMuscleZero'' | ''gMuscleZero'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowMuscleZero(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowMuscleZero(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowMuscleZero(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1009.''' ''colorMuscleOne'' | ''cMuscleOne'' | ''colourMuscleOne'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorMuscleOne(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorMuscleOne(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorMuscleOne(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1010.''' ''boldMuscleOne'' | ''bMuscleOne'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldMuscleOne(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldMuscleOne(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldMuscleOne(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1011.''' ''italicMuscleOne'' | ''italicsMuscleOne'' | ''iMuscleOne'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicMuscleOne(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicMuscleOne(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicMuscleOne(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1012.''' ''glowMuscleOne'' | ''glowingMuscleOne'' | ''gMuscleOne'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowMuscleOne(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowMuscleOne(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowMuscleOne(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1013.''' ''colorMuscleTwo'' | ''cMuscleTwo'' | ''colourMuscleTwo'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorMuscleTwo(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorMuscleTwo(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorMuscleTwo(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1014.''' ''boldMuscleTwo'' | ''bMuscleTwo'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldMuscleTwo(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldMuscleTwo(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldMuscleTwo(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1015.''' ''italicMuscleTwo'' | ''italicsMuscleTwo'' | ''iMuscleTwo'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicMuscleTwo(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicMuscleTwo(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicMuscleTwo(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1016.''' ''glowMuscleTwo'' | ''glowingMuscleTwo'' | ''gMuscleTwo'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowMuscleTwo(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowMuscleTwo(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowMuscleTwo(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1017.''' ''colorMuscleThree'' | ''cMuscleThree'' | ''colourMuscleThree'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorMuscleThree(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorMuscleThree(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorMuscleThree(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1018.''' ''boldMuscleThree'' | ''bMuscleThree'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldMuscleThree(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldMuscleThree(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldMuscleThree(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1019.''' ''italicMuscleThree'' | ''italicsMuscleThree'' | ''iMuscleThree'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicMuscleThree(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicMuscleThree(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicMuscleThree(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1020.''' ''glowMuscleThree'' | ''glowingMuscleThree'' | ''gMuscleThree'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowMuscleThree(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowMuscleThree(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowMuscleThree(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1021.''' ''colorMuscleFour'' | ''cMuscleFour'' | ''colourMuscleFour'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorMuscleFour(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorMuscleFour(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorMuscleFour(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1022.''' ''boldMuscleFour'' | ''bMuscleFour'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldMuscleFour(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldMuscleFour(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldMuscleFour(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1023.''' ''italicMuscleFour'' | ''italicsMuscleFour'' | ''iMuscleFour'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicMuscleFour(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicMuscleFour(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicMuscleFour(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1024.''' ''glowMuscleFour'' | ''glowingMuscleFour'' | ''gMuscleFour'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowMuscleFour(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowMuscleFour(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowMuscleFour(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1025.''' ''colorAgeTeens'' | ''cAgeTeens'' | ''colourAgeTeens'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorAgeTeens(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorAgeTeens(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorAgeTeens(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1026.''' ''boldAgeTeens'' | ''bAgeTeens'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldAgeTeens(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldAgeTeens(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldAgeTeens(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1027.''' ''italicAgeTeens'' | ''italicsAgeTeens'' | ''iAgeTeens'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicAgeTeens(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicAgeTeens(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicAgeTeens(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1028.''' ''glowAgeTeens'' | ''glowingAgeTeens'' | ''gAgeTeens'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowAgeTeens(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowAgeTeens(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowAgeTeens(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1029.''' ''colorAgeTwenties'' | ''cAgeTwenties'' | ''colourAgeTwenties'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorAgeTwenties(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorAgeTwenties(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorAgeTwenties(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1030.''' ''boldAgeTwenties'' | ''bAgeTwenties'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldAgeTwenties(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldAgeTwenties(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldAgeTwenties(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1031.''' ''italicAgeTwenties'' | ''italicsAgeTwenties'' | ''iAgeTwenties'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicAgeTwenties(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicAgeTwenties(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicAgeTwenties(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1032.''' ''glowAgeTwenties'' | ''glowingAgeTwenties'' | ''gAgeTwenties'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowAgeTwenties(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowAgeTwenties(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowAgeTwenties(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1033.''' ''colorAge'' | ''cAge'' | ''colourAge'' | ''colorAgeThirties'' | ''cAgeThirties'' | ''colourAgeThirties'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorAge(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorAge(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorAge(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1034.''' ''boldAge'' | ''bAge'' | ''boldAgeThirties'' | ''bAgeThirties'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldAge(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldAge(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldAge(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1035.''' ''italicAge'' | ''italicsAge'' | ''iAge'' | ''italicAgeThirties'' | ''italicsAgeThirties'' | ''iAgeThirties'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicAge(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicAge(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicAge(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1036.''' ''glowAge'' | ''glowingAge'' | ''gAge'' | ''glowAgeThirties'' | ''glowingAgeThirties'' | ''gAgeThirties'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowAge(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowAge(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowAge(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1037.''' ''colorAgeForties'' | ''cAgeForties'' | ''colourAgeForties'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorAgeForties(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorAgeForties(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorAgeForties(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1038.''' ''boldAgeForties'' | ''bAgeForties'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldAgeForties(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldAgeForties(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldAgeForties(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1039.''' ''italicAgeForties'' | ''italicsAgeForties'' | ''iAgeForties'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicAgeForties(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicAgeForties(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicAgeForties(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1040.''' ''glowAgeForties'' | ''glowingAgeForties'' | ''gAgeForties'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowAgeForties(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowAgeForties(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowAgeForties(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1041.''' ''colorAgeFifties'' | ''cAgeFifties'' | ''colourAgeFifties'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorAgeFifties(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorAgeFifties(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorAgeFifties(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1042.''' ''boldAgeFifties'' | ''bAgeFifties'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldAgeFifties(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldAgeFifties(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldAgeFifties(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1043.''' ''italicAgeFifties'' | ''italicsAgeFifties'' | ''iAgeFifties'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicAgeFifties(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicAgeFifties(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicAgeFifties(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1044.''' ''glowAgeFifties'' | ''glowingAgeFifties'' | ''gAgeFifties'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowAgeFifties(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowAgeFifties(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowAgeFifties(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1045.''' ''colorAgeSixties'' | ''cAgeSixties'' | ''colourAgeSixties'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorAgeSixties(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorAgeSixties(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorAgeSixties(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1046.''' ''boldAgeSixties'' | ''bAgeSixties'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldAgeSixties(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldAgeSixties(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldAgeSixties(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1047.''' ''italicAgeSixties'' | ''italicsAgeSixties'' | ''iAgeSixties'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicAgeSixties(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicAgeSixties(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicAgeSixties(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1048.''' ''glowAgeSixties'' | ''glowingAgeSixties'' | ''gAgeSixties'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowAgeSixties(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowAgeSixties(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowAgeSixties(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1049.''' ''colorAlcohol'' | ''cAlcohol'' | ''colourAlcohol'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorAlcohol(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorAlcohol(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorAlcohol(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1050.''' ''boldAlcohol'' | ''bAlcohol'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldAlcohol(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldAlcohol(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldAlcohol(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1051.''' ''italicAlcohol'' | ''italicsAlcohol'' | ''iAlcohol'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicAlcohol(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicAlcohol(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicAlcohol(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1052.''' ''glowAlcohol'' | ''glowingAlcohol'' | ''gAlcohol'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowAlcohol(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowAlcohol(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowAlcohol(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1053.''' ''colorPsychoactive'' | ''cPsychoactive'' | ''colourPsychoactive'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorPsychoactive(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorPsychoactive(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorPsychoactive(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1054.''' ''boldPsychoactive'' | ''bPsychoactive'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldPsychoactive(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldPsychoactive(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldPsychoactive(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1055.''' ''italicPsychoactive'' | ''italicsPsychoactive'' | ''iPsychoactive'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicPsychoactive(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicPsychoactive(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicPsychoactive(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1056.''' ''glowPsychoactive'' | ''glowingPsychoactive'' | ''gPsychoactive'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowPsychoactive(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowPsychoactive(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowPsychoactive(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1057.''' ''colorTfShrink'' | ''cTfShrink'' | ''colourTfShrink'' | ''colorShrink'' | ''cShrink'' | ''colourShrink'' | ''colorTfShrunk'' | ''cTfShrunk'' | ''colourTfShrunk'' | ''colorShrunk'' | ''cShrunk'' | ''colourShrunk'' | ''colorTfShrinking'' | ''cTfShrinking'' | ''colourTfShrinking'' | ''colorShrinking'' | ''cShrinking'' | ''colourShrinking'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorTfShrink(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorTfShrink(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorTfShrink(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1058.''' ''boldTfShrink'' | ''bTfShrink'' | ''boldShrink'' | ''bShrink'' | ''boldTfShrunk'' | ''bTfShrunk'' | ''boldShrunk'' | ''bShrunk'' | ''boldTfShrinking'' | ''bTfShrinking'' | ''boldShrinking'' | ''bShrinking'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldTfShrink(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldTfShrink(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldTfShrink(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1059.''' ''italicTfShrink'' | ''italicsTfShrink'' | ''iTfShrink'' | ''italicShrink'' | ''italicsShrink'' | ''iShrink'' | ''italicTfShrunk'' | ''italicsTfShrunk'' | ''iTfShrunk'' | ''italicShrunk'' | ''italicsShrunk'' | ''iShrunk'' | ''italicTfShrinking'' | ''italicsTfShrinking'' | ''iTfShrinking'' | ''italicShrinking'' | ''italicsShrinking'' | ''iShrinking'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicTfShrink(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicTfShrink(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicTfShrink(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1060.''' ''glowTfShrink'' | ''glowingTfShrink'' | ''gTfShrink'' | ''glowShrink'' | ''glowingShrink'' | ''gShrink'' | ''glowTfShrunk'' | ''glowingTfShrunk'' | ''gTfShrunk'' | ''glowShrunk'' | ''glowingShrunk'' | ''gShrunk'' | ''glowTfShrinking'' | ''glowingTfShrinking'' | ''gTfShrinking'' | ''glowShrinking'' | ''glowingShrinking'' | ''gShrinking'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowTfShrink(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowTfShrink(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowTfShrink(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1061.''' ''colorTfGrow'' | ''cTfGrow'' | ''colourTfGrow'' | ''colorGrow'' | ''cGrow'' | ''colourGrow'' | ''colorTfGrown'' | ''cTfGrown'' | ''colourTfGrown'' | ''colorGrown'' | ''cGrown'' | ''colourGrown'' | ''colorTfGrowth'' | ''cTfGrowth'' | ''colourTfGrowth'' | ''colorGrowth'' | ''cGrowth'' | ''colourGrowth'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorTfGrow(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorTfGrow(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorTfGrow(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1062.''' ''boldTfGrow'' | ''bTfGrow'' | ''boldGrow'' | ''bGrow'' | ''boldTfGrown'' | ''bTfGrown'' | ''boldGrown'' | ''bGrown'' | ''boldTfGrowth'' | ''bTfGrowth'' | ''boldGrowth'' | ''bGrowth'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldTfGrow(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldTfGrow(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldTfGrow(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1063.''' ''italicTfGrow'' | ''italicsTfGrow'' | ''iTfGrow'' | ''italicGrow'' | ''italicsGrow'' | ''iGrow'' | ''italicTfGrown'' | ''italicsTfGrown'' | ''iTfGrown'' | ''italicGrown'' | ''italicsGrown'' | ''iGrown'' | ''italicTfGrowth'' | ''italicsTfGrowth'' | ''iTfGrowth'' | ''italicGrowth'' | ''italicsGrowth'' | ''iGrowth'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicTfGrow(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicTfGrow(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicTfGrow(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1064.''' ''glowTfGrow'' | ''glowingTfGrow'' | ''gTfGrow'' | ''glowGrow'' | ''glowingGrow'' | ''gGrow'' | ''glowTfGrown'' | ''glowingTfGrown'' | ''gTfGrown'' | ''glowGrown'' | ''glowingGrown'' | ''gGrown'' | ''glowTfGrowth'' | ''glowingTfGrowth'' | ''gTfGrowth'' | ''glowGrowth'' | ''glowingGrowth'' | ''gGrowth'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowTfGrow(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowTfGrow(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowTfGrow(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1065.''' ''colorSize0'' | ''cSize0'' | ''colourSize0'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorSize0(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorSize0(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorSize0(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1066.''' ''boldSize0'' | ''bSize0'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldSize0(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldSize0(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldSize0(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1067.''' ''italicSize0'' | ''italicsSize0'' | ''iSize0'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicSize0(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicSize0(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicSize0(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1068.''' ''glowSize0'' | ''glowingSize0'' | ''gSize0'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowSize0(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowSize0(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowSize0(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1069.''' ''colorSize1'' | ''cSize1'' | ''colourSize1'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorSize1(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorSize1(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorSize1(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1070.''' ''boldSize1'' | ''bSize1'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldSize1(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldSize1(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldSize1(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1071.''' ''italicSize1'' | ''italicsSize1'' | ''iSize1'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicSize1(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicSize1(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicSize1(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1072.''' ''glowSize1'' | ''glowingSize1'' | ''gSize1'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowSize1(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowSize1(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowSize1(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1073.''' ''colorSize2'' | ''cSize2'' | ''colourSize2'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorSize2(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorSize2(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorSize2(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1074.''' ''boldSize2'' | ''bSize2'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldSize2(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldSize2(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldSize2(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1075.''' ''italicSize2'' | ''italicsSize2'' | ''iSize2'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicSize2(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicSize2(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicSize2(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1076.''' ''glowSize2'' | ''glowingSize2'' | ''gSize2'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowSize2(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowSize2(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowSize2(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1077.''' ''colorSize3'' | ''cSize3'' | ''colourSize3'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorSize3(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorSize3(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorSize3(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1078.''' ''boldSize3'' | ''bSize3'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldSize3(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldSize3(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldSize3(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1079.''' ''italicSize3'' | ''italicsSize3'' | ''iSize3'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicSize3(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicSize3(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicSize3(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1080.''' ''glowSize3'' | ''glowingSize3'' | ''gSize3'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowSize3(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowSize3(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowSize3(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1081.''' ''colorSize4'' | ''cSize4'' | ''colourSize4'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorSize4(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorSize4(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorSize4(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1082.''' ''boldSize4'' | ''bSize4'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldSize4(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldSize4(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldSize4(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1083.''' ''italicSize4'' | ''italicsSize4'' | ''iSize4'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicSize4(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicSize4(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicSize4(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1084.''' ''glowSize4'' | ''glowingSize4'' | ''gSize4'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowSize4(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowSize4(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowSize4(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1085.''' ''colorSize5'' | ''cSize5'' | ''colourSize5'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorSize5(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorSize5(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorSize5(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1086.''' ''boldSize5'' | ''bSize5'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldSize5(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldSize5(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldSize5(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1087.''' ''italicSize5'' | ''italicsSize5'' | ''iSize5'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicSize5(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicSize5(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicSize5(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1088.''' ''glowSize5'' | ''glowingSize5'' | ''gSize5'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowSize5(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowSize5(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowSize5(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1089.''' ''colorSize6'' | ''cSize6'' | ''colourSize6'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorSize6(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorSize6(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorSize6(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1090.''' ''boldSize6'' | ''bSize6'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldSize6(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldSize6(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldSize6(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1091.''' ''italicSize6'' | ''italicsSize6'' | ''iSize6'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicSize6(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicSize6(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicSize6(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1092.''' ''glowSize6'' | ''glowingSize6'' | ''gSize6'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowSize6(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowSize6(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowSize6(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1093.''' ''colorSize7'' | ''cSize7'' | ''colourSize7'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorSize7(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorSize7(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorSize7(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1094.''' ''boldSize7'' | ''bSize7'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldSize7(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldSize7(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldSize7(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1095.''' ''italicSize7'' | ''italicsSize7'' | ''iSize7'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicSize7(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicSize7(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicSize7(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1096.''' ''glowSize7'' | ''glowingSize7'' | ''gSize7'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowSize7(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowSize7(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowSize7(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1097.''' ''colorSize8'' | ''cSize8'' | ''colourSize8'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorSize8(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorSize8(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorSize8(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1098.''' ''boldSize8'' | ''bSize8'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldSize8(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldSize8(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldSize8(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1099.''' ''italicSize8'' | ''italicsSize8'' | ''iSize8'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicSize8(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicSize8(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicSize8(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1100.''' ''glowSize8'' | ''glowingSize8'' | ''gSize8'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowSize8(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowSize8(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowSize8(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1101.''' ''colorSize9'' | ''cSize9'' | ''colourSize9'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorSize9(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorSize9(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorSize9(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1102.''' ''boldSize9'' | ''bSize9'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldSize9(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldSize9(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldSize9(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1103.''' ''italicSize9'' | ''italicsSize9'' | ''iSize9'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicSize9(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicSize9(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicSize9(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1104.''' ''glowSize9'' | ''glowingSize9'' | ''gSize9'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowSize9(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowSize9(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowSize9(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1105.''' ''colorSize10'' | ''cSize10'' | ''colourSize10'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorSize10(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorSize10(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorSize10(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1106.''' ''boldSize10'' | ''bSize10'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldSize10(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldSize10(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldSize10(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

-----

'''1107.''' ''italicSize10'' | ''italicsSize10'' | ''iSize10'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicSize10(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicSize10(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicSize10(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1108.''' ''glowSize10'' | ''glowingSize10'' | ''gSize10'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowSize10(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowSize10(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowSize10(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1109.''' ''colorWetness1'' | ''cWetness1'' | ''colourWetness1'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorWetness1(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorWetness1(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorWetness1(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1110.''' ''boldWetness1'' | ''bWetness1'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldWetness1(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldWetness1(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldWetness1(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

-----

'''1111.''' ''italicWetness1'' | ''italicsWetness1'' | ''iWetness1'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicWetness1(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicWetness1(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicWetness1(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1112.''' ''glowWetness1'' | ''glowingWetness1'' | ''gWetness1'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowWetness1(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowWetness1(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowWetness1(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

-----

'''1113.''' ''colorWetness2'' | ''cWetness2'' | ''colourWetness2'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorWetness2(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorWetness2(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorWetness2(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1114.''' ''boldWetness2'' | ''bWetness2'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldWetness2(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldWetness2(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldWetness2(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

-----

'''1115.''' ''italicWetness2'' | ''italicsWetness2'' | ''iWetness2'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicWetness2(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicWetness2(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicWetness2(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

-----

'''1116.''' ''glowWetness2'' | ''glowingWetness2'' | ''gWetness2'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowWetness2(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowWetness2(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowWetness2(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1117.''' ''colorWetness3'' | ''cWetness3'' | ''colourWetness3'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorWetness3(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorWetness3(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorWetness3(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1118.''' ''boldWetness3'' | ''bWetness3'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldWetness3(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldWetness3(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldWetness3(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

-----

'''1119.''' ''italicWetness3'' | ''italicsWetness3'' | ''iWetness3'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicWetness3(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicWetness3(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicWetness3(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1120.''' ''glowWetness3'' | ''glowingWetness3'' | ''gWetness3'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowWetness3(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowWetness3(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowWetness3(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1121.''' ''colorWetness4'' | ''cWetness4'' | ''colourWetness4'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorWetness4(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorWetness4(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorWetness4(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1122.''' ''boldWetness4'' | ''bWetness4'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldWetness4(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldWetness4(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldWetness4(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

-----

'''1123.''' ''italicWetness4'' | ''italicsWetness4'' | ''iWetness4'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicWetness4(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicWetness4(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicWetness4(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

-----

'''1124.''' ''glowWetness4'' | ''glowingWetness4'' | ''gWetness4'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowWetness4(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowWetness4(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowWetness4(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

-----

'''1125.''' ''colorWetness5'' | ''cWetness5'' | ''colourWetness5'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorWetness5(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorWetness5(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorWetness5(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1126.''' ''boldWetness5'' | ''bWetness5'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldWetness5(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldWetness5(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldWetness5(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

-----

'''1127.''' ''italicWetness5'' | ''italicsWetness5'' | ''iWetness5'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicWetness5(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicWetness5(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicWetness5(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

-----

'''1128.''' ''glowWetness5'' | ''glowingWetness5'' | ''gWetness5'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowWetness5(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowWetness5(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowWetness5(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

-----

'''1129.''' ''colorWetness6'' | ''cWetness6'' | ''colourWetness6'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorWetness6(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorWetness6(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorWetness6(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1130.''' ''boldWetness6'' | ''bWetness6'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldWetness6(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldWetness6(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldWetness6(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

-----

'''1131.''' ''italicWetness6'' | ''italicsWetness6'' | ''iWetness6'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicWetness6(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicWetness6(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicWetness6(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

-----

'''1132.''' ''glowWetness6'' | ''glowingWetness6'' | ''gWetness6'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowWetness6(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowWetness6(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowWetness6(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1133.''' ''colorWetness7'' | ''cWetness7'' | ''colourWetness7'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorWetness7(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorWetness7(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorWetness7(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1134.''' ''boldWetness7'' | ''bWetness7'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldWetness7(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldWetness7(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldWetness7(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

-----

'''1135.''' ''italicWetness7'' | ''italicsWetness7'' | ''iWetness7'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicWetness7(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicWetness7(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicWetness7(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1136.''' ''glowWetness7'' | ''glowingWetness7'' | ''gWetness7'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowWetness7(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowWetness7(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowWetness7(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1137.''' ''colorWetness8'' | ''cWetness8'' | ''colourWetness8'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorWetness8(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorWetness8(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorWetness8(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1138.''' ''boldWetness8'' | ''bWetness8'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldWetness8(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldWetness8(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldWetness8(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1139.''' ''italicWetness8'' | ''italicsWetness8'' | ''iWetness8'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicWetness8(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicWetness8(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicWetness8(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1140.''' ''glowWetness8'' | ''glowingWetness8'' | ''gWetness8'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowWetness8(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowWetness8(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowWetness8(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1141.''' ''colorWetness'' | ''cWetness'' | ''colourWetness'' | ''colorWet'' | ''cWet'' | ''colourWet'' | ''colorTfWetness'' | ''cTfWetness'' | ''colourTfWetness'' | ''colorTfWet'' | ''cTfWet'' | ''colourTfWet'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorWetness(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorWetness(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorWetness(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1142.''' ''boldWetness'' | ''bWetness'' | ''boldWet'' | ''bWet'' | ''boldTfWetness'' | ''bTfWetness'' | ''boldTfWet'' | ''bTfWet'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldWetness(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldWetness(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldWetness(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1143.''' ''italicWetness'' | ''italicsWetness'' | ''iWetness'' | ''italicWet'' | ''italicsWet'' | ''iWet'' | ''italicTfWetness'' | ''italicsTfWetness'' | ''iTfWetness'' | ''italicTfWet'' | ''italicsTfWet'' | ''iTfWet'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicWetness(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicWetness(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicWetness(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1144.''' ''glowWetness'' | ''glowingWetness'' | ''gWetness'' | ''glowWet'' | ''glowingWet'' | ''gWet'' | ''glowTfWetness'' | ''glowingTfWetness'' | ''gTfWetness'' | ''glowTfWet'' | ''glowingTfWet'' | ''gTfWet'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowWetness(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowWetness(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowWetness(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1145.''' ''colorPlasticity'' | ''cPlasticity'' | ''colourPlasticity'' | ''colorTfPlasticity'' | ''cTfPlasticity'' | ''colourTfPlasticity'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorPlasticity(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorPlasticity(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorPlasticity(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1146.''' ''boldPlasticity'' | ''bPlasticity'' | ''boldTfPlasticity'' | ''bTfPlasticity'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldPlasticity(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldPlasticity(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldPlasticity(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1147.''' ''italicPlasticity'' | ''italicsPlasticity'' | ''iPlasticity'' | ''italicTfPlasticity'' | ''italicsTfPlasticity'' | ''iTfPlasticity'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicPlasticity(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicPlasticity(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicPlasticity(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1148.''' ''glowPlasticity'' | ''glowingPlasticity'' | ''gPlasticity'' | ''glowTfPlasticity'' | ''glowingTfPlasticity'' | ''gTfPlasticity'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowPlasticity(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowPlasticity(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowPlasticity(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1149.''' ''colorElasticity'' | ''cElasticity'' | ''colourElasticity'' | ''colorTfElasticity'' | ''cTfElasticity'' | ''colourTfElasticity'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorElasticity(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorElasticity(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorElasticity(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1150.''' ''boldElasticity'' | ''bElasticity'' | ''boldTfElasticity'' | ''bTfElasticity'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldElasticity(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldElasticity(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldElasticity(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1151.''' ''italicElasticity'' | ''italicsElasticity'' | ''iElasticity'' | ''italicTfElasticity'' | ''italicsTfElasticity'' | ''iTfElasticity'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicElasticity(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicElasticity(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicElasticity(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1152.''' ''glowElasticity'' | ''glowingElasticity'' | ''gElasticity'' | ''glowTfElasticity'' | ''glowingTfElasticity'' | ''gTfElasticity'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowElasticity(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowElasticity(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowElasticity(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1153.''' ''colorTfGeneric'' | ''cTfGeneric'' | ''colourTfGeneric'' | ''colorTfBase'' | ''cTfBase'' | ''colourTfBase'' | ''colorGenericTF'' | ''cGenericTF'' | ''colourGenericTF'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorTfGeneric(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorTfGeneric(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorTfGeneric(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1154.''' ''boldTfGeneric'' | ''bTfGeneric'' | ''boldTfBase'' | ''bTfBase'' | ''boldGenericTF'' | ''bGenericTF'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldTfGeneric(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldTfGeneric(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldTfGeneric(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1155.''' ''italicTfGeneric'' | ''italicsTfGeneric'' | ''iTfGeneric'' | ''italicTfBase'' | ''italicsTfBase'' | ''iTfBase'' | ''italicGenericTF'' | ''italicsGenericTF'' | ''iGenericTF'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicTfGeneric(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicTfGeneric(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicTfGeneric(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1156.''' ''glowTfGeneric'' | ''glowingTfGeneric'' | ''gTfGeneric'' | ''glowTfBase'' | ''glowingTfBase'' | ''gTfBase'' | ''glowGenericTF'' | ''glowingGenericTF'' | ''gGenericTF'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowTfGeneric(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowTfGeneric(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowTfGeneric(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1157.''' ''colorTfSex'' | ''cTfSex'' | ''colourTfSex'' | ''colorTfSexual'' | ''cTfSexual'' | ''colourTfSexual'' | ''colorSexualTF'' | ''cSexualTF'' | ''colourSexualTF'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorTfSex(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorTfSex(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorTfSex(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1158.''' ''boldTfSex'' | ''bTfSex'' | ''boldTfSexual'' | ''bTfSexual'' | ''boldSexualTF'' | ''bSexualTF'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldTfSex(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldTfSex(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldTfSex(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1159.''' ''italicTfSex'' | ''italicsTfSex'' | ''iTfSex'' | ''italicTfSexual'' | ''italicsTfSexual'' | ''iTfSexual'' | ''italicSexualTF'' | ''italicsSexualTF'' | ''iSexualTF'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicTfSex(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicTfSex(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicTfSex(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1160.''' ''glowTfSex'' | ''glowingTfSex'' | ''gTfSex'' | ''glowTfSexual'' | ''glowingTfSexual'' | ''gTfSexual'' | ''glowSexualTF'' | ''glowingSexualTF'' | ''gSexualTF'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowTfSex(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowTfSex(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowTfSex(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1161.''' ''colorTfHuman'' | ''cTfHuman'' | ''colourTfHuman'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorTfHuman(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorTfHuman(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorTfHuman(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1162.''' ''boldTfHuman'' | ''bTfHuman'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldTfHuman(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldTfHuman(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldTfHuman(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1163.''' ''italicTfHuman'' | ''italicsTfHuman'' | ''iTfHuman'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicTfHuman(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicTfHuman(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicTfHuman(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1164.''' ''glowTfHuman'' | ''glowingTfHuman'' | ''gTfHuman'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowTfHuman(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowTfHuman(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowTfHuman(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1165.''' ''colorTfPartial'' | ''cTfPartial'' | ''colourTfPartial'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorTfPartial(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorTfPartial(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorTfPartial(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1166.''' ''boldTfPartial'' | ''bTfPartial'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldTfPartial(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldTfPartial(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldTfPartial(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1167.''' ''italicTfPartial'' | ''italicsTfPartial'' | ''iTfPartial'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicTfPartial(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicTfPartial(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicTfPartial(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1168.''' ''glowTfPartial'' | ''glowingTfPartial'' | ''gTfPartial'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowTfPartial(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowTfPartial(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowTfPartial(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1169.''' ''colorTfMinor'' | ''cTfMinor'' | ''colourTfMinor'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorTfMinor(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorTfMinor(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorTfMinor(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1170.''' ''boldTfMinor'' | ''bTfMinor'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldTfMinor(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldTfMinor(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldTfMinor(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1171.''' ''italicTfMinor'' | ''italicsTfMinor'' | ''iTfMinor'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicTfMinor(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicTfMinor(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicTfMinor(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1172.''' ''glowTfMinor'' | ''glowingTfMinor'' | ''gTfMinor'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowTfMinor(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowTfMinor(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowTfMinor(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1173.''' ''colorTfLesser'' | ''cTfLesser'' | ''colourTfLesser'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorTfLesser(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorTfLesser(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorTfLesser(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1174.''' ''boldTfLesser'' | ''bTfLesser'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldTfLesser(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldTfLesser(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldTfLesser(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1175.''' ''italicTfLesser'' | ''italicsTfLesser'' | ''iTfLesser'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicTfLesser(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicTfLesser(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicTfLesser(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1176.''' ''glowTfLesser'' | ''glowingTfLesser'' | ''gTfLesser'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowTfLesser(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowTfLesser(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowTfLesser(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1177.''' ''colorTfGreater'' | ''cTfGreater'' | ''colourTfGreater'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorTfGreater(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorTfGreater(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorTfGreater(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1178.''' ''boldTfGreater'' | ''bTfGreater'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldTfGreater(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldTfGreater(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldTfGreater(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1179.''' ''italicTfGreater'' | ''italicsTfGreater'' | ''iTfGreater'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicTfGreater(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicTfGreater(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicTfGreater(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1180.''' ''glowTfGreater'' | ''glowingTfGreater'' | ''gTfGreater'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowTfGreater(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowTfGreater(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowTfGreater(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1181.''' ''colorUnarmed'' | ''cUnarmed'' | ''colourUnarmed'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorUnarmed(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorUnarmed(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorUnarmed(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1182.''' ''boldUnarmed'' | ''bUnarmed'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldUnarmed(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldUnarmed(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldUnarmed(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1183.''' ''italicUnarmed'' | ''italicsUnarmed'' | ''iUnarmed'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicUnarmed(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicUnarmed(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicUnarmed(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1184.''' ''glowUnarmed'' | ''glowingUnarmed'' | ''gUnarmed'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowUnarmed(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowUnarmed(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowUnarmed(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1185.''' ''colorMelee'' | ''cMelee'' | ''colourMelee'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorMelee(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorMelee(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorMelee(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1186.''' ''boldMelee'' | ''bMelee'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldMelee(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldMelee(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldMelee(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1187.''' ''italicMelee'' | ''italicsMelee'' | ''iMelee'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicMelee(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicMelee(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicMelee(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1188.''' ''glowMelee'' | ''glowingMelee'' | ''gMelee'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowMelee(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowMelee(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowMelee(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1189.''' ''colorRanged'' | ''cRanged'' | ''colourRanged'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorRanged(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorRanged(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorRanged(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1190.''' ''boldRanged'' | ''bRanged'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldRanged(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldRanged(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldRanged(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1191.''' ''italicRanged'' | ''italicsRanged'' | ''iRanged'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicRanged(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicRanged(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicRanged(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1192.''' ''glowRanged'' | ''glowingRanged'' | ''gRanged'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowRanged(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowRanged(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowRanged(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1193.''' ''colorDmgPhysical'' | ''cDmgPhysical'' | ''colourDmgPhysical'' | ''colorResPhysical'' | ''cResPhysical'' | ''colourResPhysical'' | ''colorPhysical'' | ''cPhysical'' | ''colourPhysical'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorDmgPhysical(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorDmgPhysical(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorDmgPhysical(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1194.''' ''boldDmgPhysical'' | ''bDmgPhysical'' | ''boldResPhysical'' | ''bResPhysical'' | ''boldPhysical'' | ''bPhysical'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldDmgPhysical(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldDmgPhysical(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldDmgPhysical(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1195.''' ''italicDmgPhysical'' | ''italicsDmgPhysical'' | ''iDmgPhysical'' | ''italicResPhysical'' | ''italicsResPhysical'' | ''iResPhysical'' | ''italicPhysical'' | ''italicsPhysical'' | ''iPhysical'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicDmgPhysical(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicDmgPhysical(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicDmgPhysical(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1196.''' ''glowDmgPhysical'' | ''glowingDmgPhysical'' | ''gDmgPhysical'' | ''glowResPhysical'' | ''glowingResPhysical'' | ''gResPhysical'' | ''glowPhysical'' | ''glowingPhysical'' | ''gPhysical'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowDmgPhysical(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowDmgPhysical(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowDmgPhysical(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1197.''' ''colorDmgMana'' | ''cDmgMana'' | ''colourDmgMana'' | ''colorResMana'' | ''cResMana'' | ''colourResMana'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorDmgMana(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorDmgMana(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorDmgMana(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1198.''' ''boldDmgMana'' | ''bDmgMana'' | ''boldResMana'' | ''bResMana'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldDmgMana(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldDmgMana(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldDmgMana(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1199.''' ''italicDmgMana'' | ''italicsDmgMana'' | ''iDmgMana'' | ''italicResMana'' | ''italicsResMana'' | ''iResMana'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicDmgMana(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicDmgMana(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicDmgMana(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1200.''' ''glowDmgMana'' | ''glowingDmgMana'' | ''gDmgMana'' | ''glowResMana'' | ''glowingResMana'' | ''gResMana'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowDmgMana(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowDmgMana(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowDmgMana(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1201.''' ''colorDmgLust'' | ''cDmgLust'' | ''colourDmgLust'' | ''colorResLust'' | ''cResLust'' | ''colourResLust'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorDmgLust(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorDmgLust(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorDmgLust(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1202.''' ''boldDmgLust'' | ''bDmgLust'' | ''boldResLust'' | ''bResLust'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldDmgLust(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldDmgLust(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldDmgLust(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1203.''' ''italicDmgLust'' | ''italicsDmgLust'' | ''iDmgLust'' | ''italicResLust'' | ''italicsResLust'' | ''iResLust'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicDmgLust(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicDmgLust(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicDmgLust(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1204.''' ''glowDmgLust'' | ''glowingDmgLust'' | ''gDmgLust'' | ''glowResLust'' | ''glowingResLust'' | ''gResLust'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowDmgLust(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowDmgLust(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowDmgLust(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1205.''' ''colorDmgSpell'' | ''cDmgSpell'' | ''colourDmgSpell'' | ''colorResSpell'' | ''cResSpell'' | ''colourResSpell'' | ''colorSpell'' | ''cSpell'' | ''colourSpell'' | ''colorSpells'' | ''cSpells'' | ''colourSpells'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorDmgSpell(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorDmgSpell(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorDmgSpell(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1206.''' ''boldDmgSpell'' | ''bDmgSpell'' | ''boldResSpell'' | ''bResSpell'' | ''boldSpell'' | ''bSpell'' | ''boldSpells'' | ''bSpells'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldDmgSpell(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldDmgSpell(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldDmgSpell(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1207.''' ''italicDmgSpell'' | ''italicsDmgSpell'' | ''iDmgSpell'' | ''italicResSpell'' | ''italicsResSpell'' | ''iResSpell'' | ''italicSpell'' | ''italicsSpell'' | ''iSpell'' | ''italicSpells'' | ''italicsSpells'' | ''iSpells'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicDmgSpell(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicDmgSpell(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicDmgSpell(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1208.''' ''glowDmgSpell'' | ''glowingDmgSpell'' | ''gDmgSpell'' | ''glowResSpell'' | ''glowingResSpell'' | ''gResSpell'' | ''glowSpell'' | ''glowingSpell'' | ''gSpell'' | ''glowSpells'' | ''glowingSpells'' | ''gSpells'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowDmgSpell(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowDmgSpell(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowDmgSpell(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1209.''' ''colorDmgFire'' | ''cDmgFire'' | ''colourDmgFire'' | ''colorResFire'' | ''cResFire'' | ''colourResFire'' | ''colorFire'' | ''cFire'' | ''colourFire'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorDmgFire(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorDmgFire(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorDmgFire(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1210.''' ''boldDmgFire'' | ''bDmgFire'' | ''boldResFire'' | ''bResFire'' | ''boldFire'' | ''bFire'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldDmgFire(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldDmgFire(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldDmgFire(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1211.''' ''italicDmgFire'' | ''italicsDmgFire'' | ''iDmgFire'' | ''italicResFire'' | ''italicsResFire'' | ''iResFire'' | ''italicFire'' | ''italicsFire'' | ''iFire'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicDmgFire(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicDmgFire(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicDmgFire(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1212.''' ''glowDmgFire'' | ''glowingDmgFire'' | ''gDmgFire'' | ''glowResFire'' | ''glowingResFire'' | ''gResFire'' | ''glowFire'' | ''glowingFire'' | ''gFire'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowDmgFire(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowDmgFire(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowDmgFire(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1213.''' ''colorDmgCold'' | ''cDmgCold'' | ''colourDmgCold'' | ''colorResCold'' | ''cResCold'' | ''colourResCold'' | ''colorCold'' | ''cCold'' | ''colourCold'' | ''colorIce'' | ''cIce'' | ''colourIce'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorDmgCold(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorDmgCold(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorDmgCold(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1214.''' ''boldDmgCold'' | ''bDmgCold'' | ''boldResCold'' | ''bResCold'' | ''boldCold'' | ''bCold'' | ''boldIce'' | ''bIce'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldDmgCold(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldDmgCold(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldDmgCold(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1215.''' ''italicDmgCold'' | ''italicsDmgCold'' | ''iDmgCold'' | ''italicResCold'' | ''italicsResCold'' | ''iResCold'' | ''italicCold'' | ''italicsCold'' | ''iCold'' | ''italicIce'' | ''italicsIce'' | ''iIce'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicDmgCold(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicDmgCold(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicDmgCold(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1216.''' ''glowDmgCold'' | ''glowingDmgCold'' | ''gDmgCold'' | ''glowResCold'' | ''glowingResCold'' | ''gResCold'' | ''glowCold'' | ''glowingCold'' | ''gCold'' | ''glowIce'' | ''glowingIce'' | ''gIce'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowDmgCold(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowDmgCold(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowDmgCold(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1217.''' ''colorDmgPoison'' | ''cDmgPoison'' | ''colourDmgPoison'' | ''colorResPoison'' | ''cResPoison'' | ''colourResPoison'' | ''colorPoison'' | ''cPoison'' | ''colourPoison'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorDmgPoison(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorDmgPoison(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorDmgPoison(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1218.''' ''boldDmgPoison'' | ''bDmgPoison'' | ''boldResPoison'' | ''bResPoison'' | ''boldPoison'' | ''bPoison'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldDmgPoison(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldDmgPoison(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldDmgPoison(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1219.''' ''italicDmgPoison'' | ''italicsDmgPoison'' | ''iDmgPoison'' | ''italicResPoison'' | ''italicsResPoison'' | ''iResPoison'' | ''italicPoison'' | ''italicsPoison'' | ''iPoison'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicDmgPoison(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicDmgPoison(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicDmgPoison(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1220.''' ''glowDmgPoison'' | ''glowingDmgPoison'' | ''gDmgPoison'' | ''glowResPoison'' | ''glowingResPoison'' | ''gResPoison'' | ''glowPoison'' | ''glowingPoison'' | ''gPoison'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowDmgPoison(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowDmgPoison(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowDmgPoison(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1221.''' ''colorDmgPure'' | ''cDmgPure'' | ''colourDmgPure'' | ''colorResPure'' | ''cResPure'' | ''colourResPure'' | ''colorPure'' | ''cPure'' | ''colourPure'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorDmgPure(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorDmgPure(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorDmgPure(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1222.''' ''boldDmgPure'' | ''bDmgPure'' | ''boldResPure'' | ''bResPure'' | ''boldPure'' | ''bPure'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldDmgPure(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldDmgPure(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldDmgPure(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1223.''' ''italicDmgPure'' | ''italicsDmgPure'' | ''iDmgPure'' | ''italicResPure'' | ''italicsResPure'' | ''iResPure'' | ''italicPure'' | ''italicsPure'' | ''iPure'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicDmgPure(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicDmgPure(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicDmgPure(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1224.''' ''glowDmgPure'' | ''glowingDmgPure'' | ''gDmgPure'' | ''glowResPure'' | ''glowingResPure'' | ''gResPure'' | ''glowPure'' | ''glowingPure'' | ''gPure'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowDmgPure(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowDmgPure(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowDmgPure(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1225.''' ''colorSpellFire'' | ''cSpellFire'' | ''colourSpellFire'' | ''colorSchoolFire'' | ''cSchoolFire'' | ''colourSchoolFire'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorSpellFire(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorSpellFire(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorSpellFire(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1226.''' ''boldSpellFire'' | ''bSpellFire'' | ''boldSchoolFire'' | ''bSchoolFire'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldSpellFire(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldSpellFire(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldSpellFire(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1227.''' ''italicSpellFire'' | ''italicsSpellFire'' | ''iSpellFire'' | ''italicSchoolFire'' | ''italicsSchoolFire'' | ''iSchoolFire'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicSpellFire(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicSpellFire(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicSpellFire(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1228.''' ''glowSpellFire'' | ''glowingSpellFire'' | ''gSpellFire'' | ''glowSchoolFire'' | ''glowingSchoolFire'' | ''gSchoolFire'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowSpellFire(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowSpellFire(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowSpellFire(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1229.''' ''colorWater'' | ''cWater'' | ''colourWater'' | ''colorSpellWater'' | ''cSpellWater'' | ''colourSpellWater'' | ''colorSchoolWater'' | ''cSchoolWater'' | ''colourSchoolWater'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorWater(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorWater(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorWater(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1230.''' ''boldWater'' | ''bWater'' | ''boldSpellWater'' | ''bSpellWater'' | ''boldSchoolWater'' | ''bSchoolWater'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldWater(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldWater(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldWater(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1231.''' ''italicWater'' | ''italicsWater'' | ''iWater'' | ''italicSpellWater'' | ''italicsSpellWater'' | ''iSpellWater'' | ''italicSchoolWater'' | ''italicsSchoolWater'' | ''iSchoolWater'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicWater(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicWater(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicWater(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1232.''' ''glowWater'' | ''glowingWater'' | ''gWater'' | ''glowSpellWater'' | ''glowingSpellWater'' | ''gSpellWater'' | ''glowSchoolWater'' | ''glowingSchoolWater'' | ''gSchoolWater'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowWater(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowWater(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowWater(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1233.''' ''colorEarth'' | ''cEarth'' | ''colourEarth'' | ''colorSpellEarth'' | ''cSpellEarth'' | ''colourSpellEarth'' | ''colorSchoolEarth'' | ''cSchoolEarth'' | ''colourSchoolEarth'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorEarth(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorEarth(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorEarth(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1234.''' ''boldEarth'' | ''bEarth'' | ''boldSpellEarth'' | ''bSpellEarth'' | ''boldSchoolEarth'' | ''bSchoolEarth'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldEarth(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldEarth(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldEarth(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1235.''' ''italicEarth'' | ''italicsEarth'' | ''iEarth'' | ''italicSpellEarth'' | ''italicsSpellEarth'' | ''iSpellEarth'' | ''italicSchoolEarth'' | ''italicsSchoolEarth'' | ''iSchoolEarth'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicEarth(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicEarth(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicEarth(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1236.''' ''glowEarth'' | ''glowingEarth'' | ''gEarth'' | ''glowSpellEarth'' | ''glowingSpellEarth'' | ''gSpellEarth'' | ''glowSchoolEarth'' | ''glowingSchoolEarth'' | ''gSchoolEarth'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowEarth(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowEarth(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowEarth(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1237.''' ''colorAir'' | ''cAir'' | ''colourAir'' | ''colorSpellAir'' | ''cSpellAir'' | ''colourSpellAir'' | ''colorSchoolAir'' | ''cSchoolAir'' | ''colourSchoolAir'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorAir(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorAir(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorAir(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1238.''' ''boldAir'' | ''bAir'' | ''boldSpellAir'' | ''bSpellAir'' | ''boldSchoolAir'' | ''bSchoolAir'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldAir(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldAir(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldAir(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1239.''' ''italicAir'' | ''italicsAir'' | ''iAir'' | ''italicSpellAir'' | ''italicsSpellAir'' | ''iSpellAir'' | ''italicSchoolAir'' | ''italicsSchoolAir'' | ''iSchoolAir'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicAir(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicAir(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicAir(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1240.''' ''glowAir'' | ''glowingAir'' | ''gAir'' | ''glowSpellAir'' | ''glowingSpellAir'' | ''gSpellAir'' | ''glowSchoolAir'' | ''glowingSchoolAir'' | ''gSchoolAir'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowAir(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowAir(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowAir(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1241.''' ''colorSpellArcane'' | ''cSpellArcane'' | ''colourSpellArcane'' | ''colorSchoolArcane'' | ''cSchoolArcane'' | ''colourSchoolArcane'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorSpellArcane(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorSpellArcane(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorSpellArcane(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1242.''' ''boldSpellArcane'' | ''bSpellArcane'' | ''boldSchoolArcane'' | ''bSchoolArcane'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldSpellArcane(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldSpellArcane(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldSpellArcane(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1243.''' ''italicSpellArcane'' | ''italicsSpellArcane'' | ''iSpellArcane'' | ''italicSchoolArcane'' | ''italicsSchoolArcane'' | ''iSchoolArcane'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicSpellArcane(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicSpellArcane(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicSpellArcane(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1244.''' ''glowSpellArcane'' | ''glowingSpellArcane'' | ''gSpellArcane'' | ''glowSchoolArcane'' | ''glowingSchoolArcane'' | ''gSchoolArcane'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowSpellArcane(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowSpellArcane(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowSpellArcane(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1245.''' ''colorJinx'' | ''cJinx'' | ''colourJinx'' | ''colorJinxed'' | ''cJinxed'' | ''colourJinxed'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorJinx(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorJinx(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorJinx(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1246.''' ''boldJinx'' | ''bJinx'' | ''boldJinxed'' | ''bJinxed'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldJinx(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldJinx(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldJinx(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1247.''' ''italicJinx'' | ''italicsJinx'' | ''iJinx'' | ''italicJinxed'' | ''italicsJinxed'' | ''iJinxed'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicJinx(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicJinx(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicJinx(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1248.''' ''glowJinx'' | ''glowingJinx'' | ''gJinx'' | ''glowJinxed'' | ''glowingJinxed'' | ''gJinxed'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowJinx(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowJinx(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowJinx(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1249.''' ''colorCommon'' | ''cCommon'' | ''colourCommon'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorCommon(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorCommon(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorCommon(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1250.''' ''boldCommon'' | ''bCommon'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldCommon(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldCommon(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldCommon(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1251.''' ''italicCommon'' | ''italicsCommon'' | ''iCommon'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicCommon(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicCommon(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicCommon(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1252.''' ''glowCommon'' | ''glowingCommon'' | ''gCommon'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowCommon(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowCommon(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowCommon(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1253.''' ''colorUncommon'' | ''cUncommon'' | ''colourUncommon'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorUncommon(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorUncommon(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorUncommon(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1254.''' ''boldUncommon'' | ''bUncommon'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldUncommon(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldUncommon(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldUncommon(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1255.''' ''italicUncommon'' | ''italicsUncommon'' | ''iUncommon'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicUncommon(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicUncommon(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicUncommon(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1256.''' ''glowUncommon'' | ''glowingUncommon'' | ''gUncommon'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowUncommon(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowUncommon(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowUncommon(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1257.''' ''colorRare'' | ''cRare'' | ''colourRare'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorRare(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorRare(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorRare(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1258.''' ''boldRare'' | ''bRare'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldRare(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldRare(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldRare(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1259.''' ''italicRare'' | ''italicsRare'' | ''iRare'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicRare(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicRare(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicRare(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1260.''' ''glowRare'' | ''glowingRare'' | ''gRare'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowRare(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowRare(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowRare(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1261.''' ''colorEpic'' | ''cEpic'' | ''colourEpic'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorEpic(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorEpic(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorEpic(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1262.''' ''boldEpic'' | ''bEpic'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldEpic(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldEpic(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldEpic(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1263.''' ''italicEpic'' | ''italicsEpic'' | ''iEpic'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicEpic(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicEpic(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicEpic(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1264.''' ''glowEpic'' | ''glowingEpic'' | ''gEpic'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowEpic(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowEpic(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowEpic(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1265.''' ''colorLegendary'' | ''cLegendary'' | ''colourLegendary'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorLegendary(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorLegendary(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorLegendary(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1266.''' ''boldLegendary'' | ''bLegendary'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldLegendary(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldLegendary(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldLegendary(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1267.''' ''italicLegendary'' | ''italicsLegendary'' | ''iLegendary'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicLegendary(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicLegendary(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicLegendary(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1268.''' ''glowLegendary'' | ''glowingLegendary'' | ''gLegendary'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowLegendary(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowLegendary(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowLegendary(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1269.''' ''colorTeal'' | ''cTeal'' | ''colourTeal'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorTeal(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorTeal(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorTeal(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1270.''' ''boldTeal'' | ''bTeal'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldTeal(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldTeal(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldTeal(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1271.''' ''italicTeal'' | ''italicsTeal'' | ''iTeal'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicTeal(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicTeal(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicTeal(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1272.''' ''glowTeal'' | ''glowingTeal'' | ''gTeal'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowTeal(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowTeal(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowTeal(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1273.''' ''colorMoney'' | ''cMoney'' | ''colourMoney'' | ''colorCurrency'' | ''cCurrency'' | ''colourCurrency'' | ''colorCurrencyGold'' | ''cCurrencyGold'' | ''colourCurrencyGold'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorMoney(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorMoney(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorMoney(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1274.''' ''boldMoney'' | ''bMoney'' | ''boldCurrency'' | ''bCurrency'' | ''boldCurrencyGold'' | ''bCurrencyGold'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldMoney(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldMoney(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldMoney(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1275.''' ''italicMoney'' | ''italicsMoney'' | ''iMoney'' | ''italicCurrency'' | ''italicsCurrency'' | ''iCurrency'' | ''italicCurrencyGold'' | ''italicsCurrencyGold'' | ''iCurrencyGold'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicMoney(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicMoney(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicMoney(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1276.''' ''glowMoney'' | ''glowingMoney'' | ''gMoney'' | ''glowCurrency'' | ''glowingCurrency'' | ''gCurrency'' | ''glowCurrencyGold'' | ''glowingCurrencyGold'' | ''gCurrencyGold'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowMoney(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowMoney(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowMoney(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1277.''' ''colorCurrencySilver'' | ''cCurrencySilver'' | ''colourCurrencySilver'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorCurrencySilver(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorCurrencySilver(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorCurrencySilver(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1278.''' ''boldCurrencySilver'' | ''bCurrencySilver'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldCurrencySilver(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldCurrencySilver(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldCurrencySilver(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1279.''' ''italicCurrencySilver'' | ''italicsCurrencySilver'' | ''iCurrencySilver'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicCurrencySilver(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicCurrencySilver(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicCurrencySilver(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1280.''' ''glowCurrencySilver'' | ''glowingCurrencySilver'' | ''gCurrencySilver'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowCurrencySilver(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowCurrencySilver(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowCurrencySilver(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1281.''' ''colorCurrencyCopper'' | ''cCurrencyCopper'' | ''colourCurrencyCopper'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorCurrencyCopper(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorCurrencyCopper(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorCurrencyCopper(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1282.''' ''boldCurrencyCopper'' | ''bCurrencyCopper'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldCurrencyCopper(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldCurrencyCopper(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldCurrencyCopper(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1283.''' ''italicCurrencyCopper'' | ''italicsCurrencyCopper'' | ''iCurrencyCopper'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicCurrencyCopper(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicCurrencyCopper(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicCurrencyCopper(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1284.''' ''glowCurrencyCopper'' | ''glowingCurrencyCopper'' | ''gCurrencyCopper'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowCurrencyCopper(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowCurrencyCopper(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowCurrencyCopper(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1285.''' ''colorMilk'' | ''cMilk'' | ''colourMilk'' | ''colorLactation'' | ''cLactation'' | ''colourLactation'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorMilk(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorMilk(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorMilk(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1286.''' ''boldMilk'' | ''bMilk'' | ''boldLactation'' | ''bLactation'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldMilk(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldMilk(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldMilk(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1287.''' ''italicMilk'' | ''italicsMilk'' | ''iMilk'' | ''italicLactation'' | ''italicsLactation'' | ''iLactation'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicMilk(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicMilk(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicMilk(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1288.''' ''glowMilk'' | ''glowingMilk'' | ''gMilk'' | ''glowLactation'' | ''glowingLactation'' | ''gLactation'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowMilk(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowMilk(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowMilk(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1289.''' ''colorCum'' | ''cCum'' | ''colourCum'' | ''colorCummed'' | ''cCummed'' | ''colourCummed'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorCum(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorCum(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorCum(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1290.''' ''boldCum'' | ''bCum'' | ''boldCummed'' | ''bCummed'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldCum(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldCum(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldCum(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1291.''' ''italicCum'' | ''italicsCum'' | ''iCum'' | ''italicCummed'' | ''italicsCummed'' | ''iCummed'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicCum(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicCum(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicCum(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1292.''' ''glowCum'' | ''glowingCum'' | ''gCum'' | ''glowCummed'' | ''glowingCummed'' | ''gCummed'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowCum(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowCum(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowCum(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1293.''' ''colorGirlcum'' | ''cGirlcum'' | ''colourGirlcum'' | ''colorGcum'' | ''cGcum'' | ''colourGcum'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorGirlcum(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorGirlcum(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorGirlcum(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1294.''' ''boldGirlcum'' | ''bGirlcum'' | ''boldGcum'' | ''bGcum'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldGirlcum(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldGirlcum(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldGirlcum(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1295.''' ''italicGirlcum'' | ''italicsGirlcum'' | ''iGirlcum'' | ''italicGcum'' | ''italicsGcum'' | ''iGcum'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicGirlcum(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicGirlcum(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicGirlcum(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1296.''' ''glowGirlcum'' | ''glowingGirlcum'' | ''gGirlcum'' | ''glowGcum'' | ''glowingGcum'' | ''gGcum'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowGirlcum(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowGirlcum(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowGirlcum(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1297.''' ''colorEgg'' | ''cEgg'' | ''colourEgg'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorEgg(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorEgg(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorEgg(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1298.''' ''boldEgg'' | ''bEgg'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldEgg(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldEgg(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldEgg(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1299.''' ''italicEgg'' | ''italicsEgg'' | ''iEgg'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicEgg(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicEgg(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicEgg(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1300.''' ''glowEgg'' | ''glowingEgg'' | ''gEgg'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowEgg(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowEgg(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowEgg(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1301.''' ''colorVagina'' | ''cVagina'' | ''colourVagina'' | ''colorPussy'' | ''cPussy'' | ''colourPussy'' | ''colorCunt'' | ''cCunt'' | ''colourCunt'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorVagina(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorVagina(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorVagina(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1302.''' ''boldVagina'' | ''bVagina'' | ''boldPussy'' | ''bPussy'' | ''boldCunt'' | ''bCunt'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldVagina(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldVagina(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldVagina(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1303.''' ''italicVagina'' | ''italicsVagina'' | ''iVagina'' | ''italicPussy'' | ''italicsPussy'' | ''iPussy'' | ''italicCunt'' | ''italicsCunt'' | ''iCunt'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicVagina(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicVagina(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicVagina(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1304.''' ''glowVagina'' | ''glowingVagina'' | ''gVagina'' | ''glowPussy'' | ''glowingPussy'' | ''gPussy'' | ''glowCunt'' | ''glowingCunt'' | ''gCunt'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowVagina(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowVagina(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowVagina(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1305.''' ''colorAsshole'' | ''cAsshole'' | ''colourAsshole'' | ''colorAnus'' | ''cAnus'' | ''colourAnus'' | ''colorAss'' | ''cAss'' | ''colourAss'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorAsshole(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorAsshole(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorAsshole(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1306.''' ''boldAsshole'' | ''bAsshole'' | ''boldAnus'' | ''bAnus'' | ''boldAss'' | ''bAss'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldAsshole(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldAsshole(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldAsshole(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1307.''' ''italicAsshole'' | ''italicsAsshole'' | ''iAsshole'' | ''italicAnus'' | ''italicsAnus'' | ''iAnus'' | ''italicAss'' | ''italicsAss'' | ''iAss'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicAsshole(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicAsshole(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicAsshole(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1308.''' ''glowAsshole'' | ''glowingAsshole'' | ''gAsshole'' | ''glowAnus'' | ''glowingAnus'' | ''gAnus'' | ''glowAss'' | ''glowingAss'' | ''gAss'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowAsshole(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowAsshole(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowAsshole(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1309.''' ''colorPenis'' | ''cPenis'' | ''colourPenis'' | ''colorCock'' | ''cCock'' | ''colourCock'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorPenis(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorPenis(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorPenis(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1310.''' ''boldPenis'' | ''bPenis'' | ''boldCock'' | ''bCock'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldPenis(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldPenis(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldPenis(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1311.''' ''italicPenis'' | ''italicsPenis'' | ''iPenis'' | ''italicCock'' | ''italicsCock'' | ''iCock'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicPenis(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicPenis(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicPenis(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1312.''' ''glowPenis'' | ''glowingPenis'' | ''gPenis'' | ''glowCock'' | ''glowingCock'' | ''gCock'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowPenis(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowPenis(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowPenis(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1313.''' ''colorNipples'' | ''cNipples'' | ''colourNipples'' | ''colorNipple'' | ''cNipple'' | ''colourNipple'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorNipples(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorNipples(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorNipples(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1314.''' ''boldNipples'' | ''bNipples'' | ''boldNipple'' | ''bNipple'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldNipples(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldNipples(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldNipples(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1315.''' ''italicNipples'' | ''italicsNipples'' | ''iNipples'' | ''italicNipple'' | ''italicsNipple'' | ''iNipple'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicNipples(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicNipples(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicNipples(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1316.''' ''glowNipples'' | ''glowingNipples'' | ''gNipples'' | ''glowNipple'' | ''glowingNipple'' | ''gNipple'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowNipples(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowNipples(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowNipples(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1317.''' ''colorNipplesCrotch'' | ''cNipplesCrotch'' | ''colourNipplesCrotch'' | ''colorCrotchNipples'' | ''cCrotchNipples'' | ''colourCrotchNipples'' | ''colorNippleCrotch'' | ''cNippleCrotch'' | ''colourNippleCrotch'' | ''colorCrotchNipple'' | ''cCrotchNipple'' | ''colourCrotchNipple'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorNipplesCrotch(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorNipplesCrotch(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorNipplesCrotch(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1318.''' ''boldNipplesCrotch'' | ''bNipplesCrotch'' | ''boldCrotchNipples'' | ''bCrotchNipples'' | ''boldNippleCrotch'' | ''bNippleCrotch'' | ''boldCrotchNipple'' | ''bCrotchNipple'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldNipplesCrotch(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldNipplesCrotch(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldNipplesCrotch(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1319.''' ''italicNipplesCrotch'' | ''italicsNipplesCrotch'' | ''iNipplesCrotch'' | ''italicCrotchNipples'' | ''italicsCrotchNipples'' | ''iCrotchNipples'' | ''italicNippleCrotch'' | ''italicsNippleCrotch'' | ''iNippleCrotch'' | ''italicCrotchNipple'' | ''italicsCrotchNipple'' | ''iCrotchNipple'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicNipplesCrotch(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicNipplesCrotch(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicNipplesCrotch(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1320.''' ''glowNipplesCrotch'' | ''glowingNipplesCrotch'' | ''gNipplesCrotch'' | ''glowCrotchNipples'' | ''glowingCrotchNipples'' | ''gCrotchNipples'' | ''glowNippleCrotch'' | ''glowingNippleCrotch'' | ''gNippleCrotch'' | ''glowCrotchNipple'' | ''glowingCrotchNipple'' | ''gCrotchNipple'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowNipplesCrotch(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowNipplesCrotch(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowNipplesCrotch(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1321.''' ''colorPenisUrethra'' | ''cPenisUrethra'' | ''colourPenisUrethra'' | ''colorUrethraPenis'' | ''cUrethraPenis'' | ''colourUrethraPenis'' | ''colorUrethra'' | ''cUrethra'' | ''colourUrethra'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorPenisUrethra(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorPenisUrethra(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorPenisUrethra(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1322.''' ''boldPenisUrethra'' | ''bPenisUrethra'' | ''boldUrethraPenis'' | ''bUrethraPenis'' | ''boldUrethra'' | ''bUrethra'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldPenisUrethra(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldPenisUrethra(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldPenisUrethra(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1323.''' ''italicPenisUrethra'' | ''italicsPenisUrethra'' | ''iPenisUrethra'' | ''italicUrethraPenis'' | ''italicsUrethraPenis'' | ''iUrethraPenis'' | ''italicUrethra'' | ''italicsUrethra'' | ''iUrethra'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicPenisUrethra(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicPenisUrethra(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicPenisUrethra(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1324.''' ''glowPenisUrethra'' | ''glowingPenisUrethra'' | ''gPenisUrethra'' | ''glowUrethraPenis'' | ''glowingUrethraPenis'' | ''gUrethraPenis'' | ''glowUrethra'' | ''glowingUrethra'' | ''gUrethra'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowPenisUrethra(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowPenisUrethra(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowPenisUrethra(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1325.''' ''colorVaginaUrethra'' | ''cVaginaUrethra'' | ''colourVaginaUrethra'' | ''colorUrethraVagina'' | ''cUrethraVagina'' | ''colourUrethraVagina'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorVaginaUrethra(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorVaginaUrethra(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorVaginaUrethra(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1326.''' ''boldVaginaUrethra'' | ''bVaginaUrethra'' | ''boldUrethraVagina'' | ''bUrethraVagina'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldVaginaUrethra(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldVaginaUrethra(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldVaginaUrethra(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1327.''' ''italicVaginaUrethra'' | ''italicsVaginaUrethra'' | ''iVaginaUrethra'' | ''italicUrethraVagina'' | ''italicsUrethraVagina'' | ''iUrethraVagina'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicVaginaUrethra(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicVaginaUrethra(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicVaginaUrethra(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1328.''' ''glowVaginaUrethra'' | ''glowingVaginaUrethra'' | ''gVaginaUrethra'' | ''glowUrethraVagina'' | ''glowingUrethraVagina'' | ''gUrethraVagina'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowVaginaUrethra(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowVaginaUrethra(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowVaginaUrethra(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1329.''' ''colorMouth'' | ''cMouth'' | ''colourMouth'' | ''colorThroat'' | ''cThroat'' | ''colourThroat'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorMouth(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorMouth(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorMouth(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1330.''' ''boldMouth'' | ''bMouth'' | ''boldThroat'' | ''bThroat'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldMouth(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldMouth(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldMouth(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1331.''' ''italicMouth'' | ''italicsMouth'' | ''iMouth'' | ''italicThroat'' | ''italicsThroat'' | ''iThroat'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicMouth(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicMouth(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicMouth(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1332.''' ''glowMouth'' | ''glowingMouth'' | ''gMouth'' | ''glowThroat'' | ''glowingThroat'' | ''gThroat'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowMouth(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowMouth(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowMouth(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1333.''' ''colorDirty'' | ''cDirty'' | ''colourDirty'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorDirty(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorDirty(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorDirty(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1334.''' ''boldDirty'' | ''bDirty'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldDirty(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldDirty(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldDirty(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1335.''' ''italicDirty'' | ''italicsDirty'' | ''iDirty'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicDirty(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicDirty(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicDirty(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1336.''' ''glowDirty'' | ''glowingDirty'' | ''gDirty'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowDirty(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowDirty(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowDirty(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1337.''' ''colorSeal'' | ''cSeal'' | ''colourSeal'' | ''colorSealed'' | ''cSealed'' | ''colourSealed'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorSeal(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorSeal(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorSeal(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1338.''' ''boldSeal'' | ''bSeal'' | ''boldSealed'' | ''bSealed'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldSeal(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldSeal(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldSeal(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1339.''' ''italicSeal'' | ''italicsSeal'' | ''iSeal'' | ''italicSealed'' | ''italicsSealed'' | ''iSealed'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicSeal(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicSeal(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicSeal(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1340.''' ''glowSeal'' | ''glowingSeal'' | ''gSeal'' | ''glowSealed'' | ''glowingSealed'' | ''gSealed'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowSeal(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowSeal(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowSeal(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1341.''' ''colorDisplaced'' | ''cDisplaced'' | ''colourDisplaced'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorDisplaced(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorDisplaced(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorDisplaced(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1342.''' ''boldDisplaced'' | ''bDisplaced'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldDisplaced(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldDisplaced(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldDisplaced(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1343.''' ''italicDisplaced'' | ''italicsDisplaced'' | ''iDisplaced'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicDisplaced(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicDisplaced(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicDisplaced(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1344.''' ''glowDisplaced'' | ''glowingDisplaced'' | ''gDisplaced'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowDisplaced(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowDisplaced(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowDisplaced(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1345.''' ''colorText'' | ''cText'' | ''colourText'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorText(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorText(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorText(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1346.''' ''boldText'' | ''bText'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldText(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldText(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldText(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1347.''' ''italicText'' | ''italicsText'' | ''iText'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicText(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicText(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicText(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1348.''' ''glowText'' | ''glowingText'' | ''gText'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowText(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowText(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowText(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1349.''' ''colorHalfDisabled'' | ''cHalfDisabled'' | ''colourHalfDisabled'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorHalfDisabled(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorHalfDisabled(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorHalfDisabled(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1350.''' ''boldHalfDisabled'' | ''bHalfDisabled'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldHalfDisabled(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldHalfDisabled(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldHalfDisabled(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1351.''' ''italicHalfDisabled'' | ''italicsHalfDisabled'' | ''iHalfDisabled'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicHalfDisabled(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicHalfDisabled(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicHalfDisabled(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1352.''' ''glowHalfDisabled'' | ''glowingHalfDisabled'' | ''gHalfDisabled'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowHalfDisabled(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowHalfDisabled(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowHalfDisabled(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1353.''' ''colorDisabled'' | ''cDisabled'' | ''colourDisabled'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorDisabled(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorDisabled(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorDisabled(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1354.''' ''boldDisabled'' | ''bDisabled'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldDisabled(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldDisabled(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldDisabled(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1355.''' ''italicDisabled'' | ''italicsDisabled'' | ''iDisabled'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicDisabled(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicDisabled(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicDisabled(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1356.''' ''glowDisabled'' | ''glowingDisabled'' | ''gDisabled'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowDisabled(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowDisabled(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowDisabled(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1357.''' ''colorDisabledDark'' | ''cDisabledDark'' | ''colourDisabledDark'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorDisabledDark(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorDisabledDark(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorDisabledDark(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1358.''' ''boldDisabledDark'' | ''bDisabledDark'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldDisabledDark(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldDisabledDark(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldDisabledDark(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1359.''' ''italicDisabledDark'' | ''italicsDisabledDark'' | ''iDisabledDark'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicDisabledDark(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicDisabledDark(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicDisabledDark(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1360.''' ''glowDisabledDark'' | ''glowingDisabledDark'' | ''gDisabledDark'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowDisabledDark(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowDisabledDark(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowDisabledDark(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1361.''' ''colorCopper'' | ''cCopper'' | ''colourCopper'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorCopper(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorCopper(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorCopper(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1362.''' ''boldCopper'' | ''bCopper'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldCopper(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldCopper(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldCopper(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1363.''' ''italicCopper'' | ''italicsCopper'' | ''iCopper'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicCopper(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicCopper(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicCopper(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1364.''' ''glowCopper'' | ''glowingCopper'' | ''gCopper'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowCopper(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowCopper(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowCopper(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1365.''' ''colorSilver'' | ''cSilver'' | ''colourSilver'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorSilver(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorSilver(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorSilver(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1366.''' ''boldSilver'' | ''bSilver'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldSilver(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldSilver(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldSilver(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1367.''' ''italicSilver'' | ''italicsSilver'' | ''iSilver'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicSilver(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicSilver(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicSilver(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1368.''' ''glowSilver'' | ''glowingSilver'' | ''gSilver'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowSilver(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowSilver(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowSilver(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1369.''' ''colorBronze'' | ''cBronze'' | ''colourBronze'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorBronze(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorBronze(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorBronze(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1370.''' ''boldBronze'' | ''bBronze'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldBronze(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldBronze(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldBronze(Example argument)''] -> '''Example argument'''

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'''1371.''' ''italicBronze'' | ''italicsBronze'' | ''iBronze'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicBronze(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicBronze(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicBronze(Example argument)''] -> ''Example argument''

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'''1372.''' ''glowBronze'' | ''glowingBronze'' | ''gBronze'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowBronze(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowBronze(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowBronze(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1373.''' ''colorRainbow'' | ''cRainbow'' | ''colourRainbow'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorRainbow(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorRainbow(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorRainbow(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1374.''' ''boldRainbow'' | ''bRainbow'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldRainbow(Example argument)''] -> '''Example''' '''''' '''argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldRainbow(Example argument)''] -> '''Example''' '''''' '''argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldRainbow(Example argument)''] -> '''Example''' '''''' '''argument'''

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'''1375.''' ''italicRainbow'' | ''italicsRainbow'' | ''iRainbow'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicRainbow(Example argument)''] -> ''Example'' '''' ''argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicRainbow(Example argument)''] -> ''Example'' '''' ''argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicRainbow(Example argument)''] -> ''Example'' '''' ''argument''

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'''1376.''' ''glowRainbow'' | ''glowingRainbow'' | ''gRainbow'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowRainbow(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowRainbow(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowRainbow(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1377.''' ''colorPastelRainbow'' | ''cPastelRainbow'' | ''colourPastelRainbow'' 
''(text to colour)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''colorPastelRainbow(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''colorPastelRainbow(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''colorPastelRainbow(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1378.''' ''boldPastelRainbow'' | ''bPastelRainbow'' 
''(text to make bold)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into bold, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''boldPastelRainbow(Example argument)''] -> '''Example''' '''''' '''argument''' 
[''brax''.''boldPastelRainbow(Example argument)''] -> '''Example''' '''''' '''argument''' 
[''kate''.''boldPastelRainbow(Example argument)''] -> '''Example''' '''''' '''argument'''

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'''1379.''' ''italicPastelRainbow'' | ''italicsPastelRainbow'' | ''iPastelRainbow'' 
''(text to italicise)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Formats the argument text into italicised, coloured text. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''italicPastelRainbow(Example argument)''] -> ''Example'' '''' ''argument'' 
[''brax''.''italicPastelRainbow(Example argument)''] -> ''Example'' '''' ''argument'' 
[''kate''.''italicPastelRainbow(Example argument)''] -> ''Example'' '''' ''argument''

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'''1380.''' ''glowPastelRainbow'' | ''glowingPastelRainbow'' | ''gPastelRainbow'' 
''(text to glow)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''glowPastelRainbow(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''brax''.''glowPastelRainbow(Example argument)''] -> Example argument 
[''kate''.''glowPastelRainbow(Example argument)''] -> Example argument

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'''1381.''' ''currentTime'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the time of day, in hours and minutes. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''currentTime''] -> 00:00 
[''brax''.''currentTime''] -> 00:00 
[''kate''.''currentTime''] -> 00:00

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'''1382.''' ''time'' 
''(hours to convert)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the converted hours into a time reading. Decimal places correspond to fraction of hour as minutes (i.e. 6.5 is parsed as 06:30). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''time(Example argument)''] -> 
[''brax''.''time(Example argument)''] -> 
[''kate''.''time(Example argument)''] ->

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'''1383.''' ''fluid'' 
''(ml to convert)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the converted fluid measurement in the small singular length unit. If no argument is given, returns the small singular length unit. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''fluid(Example argument)''] -> 
[''brax''.''fluid(Example argument)''] -> 
[''kate''.''fluid(Example argument)''] ->

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'''1384.''' ''size'' 
''(cm to convert)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the converted size in the localized, singular form. If no argument is given, returns the small singular length unit. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''size(Example argument)''] -> 
[''brax''.''size(Example argument)''] -> 
[''kate''.''size(Example argument)''] ->

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'''1385.''' ''sizes'' | ''sizePlural'' 
''(cm to convert)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the converted size in the long, localized form. If no argument is given, returns the small plural length unit. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''sizes(Example argument)''] -> 
[''brax''.''sizes(Example argument)''] -> 
[''kate''.''sizes(Example argument)''] ->

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'''1386.''' ''sizeShort'' 
''(cm to convert)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the converted size in the localized, singular form. If no argument is given, returns the small singular length unit. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''sizeShort(Example argument)''] -> 
[''brax''.''sizeShort(Example argument)''] -> 
[''kate''.''sizeShort(Example argument)''] ->

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'''1387.''' ''lSize'' | ''largeSize'' 
''(cm to convert)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the converted size in the localized, singular text form. If no argument is given, returns the large singular length unit. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''lSize(Example argument)''] -> 
[''brax''.''lSize(Example argument)''] -> 
[''kate''.''lSize(Example argument)''] ->

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'''1388.''' ''lSizes'' | ''largeSizePlural'' 
''(cm to convert)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the converted size in the localized text form. If no argument is given, returns the large plural length unit. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''lSizes(Example argument)''] -> 
[''brax''.''lSizes(Example argument)''] -> 
[''kate''.''lSizes(Example argument)''] ->

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'''1389.''' ''mainWeapon'' | ''primaryWeapon'' | ''mainWeapon1'' | ''primaryWeapon1'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the main weapon equipped by the character in their primary arm row. Returns 'fists' if no weapon is equipped. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''mainWeapon''] -> fists 
[''brax''.''mainWeapon''] -> misty demonstone 
[''kate''.''mainWeapon''] -> fists

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'''1390.''' ''mainWeapon2'' | ''primaryWeapon2'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the main weapon equipped by the character in their secondary arm row (for characters who have more than one pair of arms). Returns 'fists' if no weapon is equipped. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''mainWeapon2''] -> fists 
[''brax''.''mainWeapon2''] -> fists 
[''kate''.''mainWeapon2''] -> fists

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'''1391.''' ''mainWeapon3'' | ''primaryWeapon3'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the main weapon equipped by the character in their tertiary arm row (for characters who have more than one pair of arms). Returns 'fists' if no weapon is equipped. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''mainWeapon3''] -> fists 
[''brax''.''mainWeapon3''] -> fists 
[''kate''.''mainWeapon3''] -> fists

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'''1392.''' ''offhandWeapon'' | ''secondaryWeapon'' | ''offhandWeapon0'' | ''secondaryWeapon0'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the offhand weapon equipped by the character in their primary arm row. Returns 'fists' if no weapon is equipped. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''offhandWeapon''] -> fists 
[''brax''.''offhandWeapon''] -> pepperball pistol 
[''kate''.''offhandWeapon''] -> fists

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'''1393.''' ''offhandWeapon2'' | ''secondaryWeapon2'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the offhand weapon equipped by the character in their primary arm row (for characters who have more than one pair of arms). Returns 'fists' if no weapon is equipped. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''offhandWeapon2''] -> fists 
[''brax''.''offhandWeapon2''] -> fists 
[''kate''.''offhandWeapon2''] -> fists

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'''1394.''' ''offhandWeapon3'' | ''secondaryWeapon3'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the offhand weapon equipped by the character in their tertiary arm row (for characters who have more than one pair of arms). Returns 'fists' if no weapon is equipped. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''offhandWeapon3''] -> fists 
[''brax''.''offhandWeapon3''] -> fists 
[''kate''.''offhandWeapon3''] -> fists
== Arms ==
'''1395.''' ''armRace'' | ''armsRace'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the race that's associated with this body part. Race is *not* gender-specific (i.e. will return 'wolf-morph', not 'wolf-girl'). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''armRace''] -> human 
[''brax''.''armRace''] -> wolf-morph 
[''kate''.''armRace''] -> demon

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'''1396.''' ''armraceFeral'' | ''armferalRace'' | ''armsraceFeral'' | ''armsferalRace'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the feral race that's associated with this body part. Race is *not* gender-specific (i.e. will return 'dog', not 'bitch'). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''armraceFeral''] -> human 
[''brax''.''armraceFeral''] -> wolf 
[''kate''.''armraceFeral''] -> demon

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'''1397.''' ''armSkin'' | ''armsSkin'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the 'skin' covering this body part. This could, in fact, be quite different from skin, for example: fur, keratin, scales, slime, etc. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''armSkin''] -> skin 
[''brax''.''armSkin''] -> fur 
[''kate''.''armSkin''] -> skin

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'''1398.''' ''armSkin+'' | ''armSkinD'' | ''armsSkin+'' | ''armsSkinD'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the 'skin' covering this body part, just as the 'Skin' command does, but this adds a descriptor to the start (if one is available). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''armSkin+''] -> smooth skin 
[''brax''.''armSkin+''] -> shaggy fur 
[''kate''.''armSkin+''] -> smooth skin

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'''1399.''' ''armFullDescription'' | ''armsFullDescription'' 
''true If you want this description's colour names to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a full description of this part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''armFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> dark, smooth skin 
[''brax''.''armFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> grey, shaggy fur 
[''kate''.''armFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> pink, smooth skin

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'''1400.''' ''armFullDescriptionColour'' | ''armFullDescriptionColor'' | ''armFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''armFullDescriptionColored'' | ''armsFullDescriptionColour'' | ''armsFullDescriptionColor'' | ''armsFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''armsFullDescriptionColored'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a full description of this part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''armFullDescriptionColour''] -> dark, smooth skin 
[''brax''.''armFullDescriptionColour''] -> grey, shaggy fur 
[''kate''.''armFullDescriptionColour''] -> pink, smooth skin

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'''1401.''' ''armColour'' | ''armColor'' | ''armsColour'' | ''armsColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''armColour(Example argument)''] -> dark 
[''brax''.''armColour(Example argument)''] -> grey 
[''kate''.''armColour(Example argument)''] -> pink

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'''1402.''' ''armColourPrimary'' | ''armColorPrimary'' | ''armPrimaryColour'' | ''armPrimaryColor'' | ''armsColourPrimary'' | ''armsColorPrimary'' | ''armsPrimaryColour'' | ''armsPrimaryColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the primary colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''armColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> dark 
[''brax''.''armColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> grey 
[''kate''.''armColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> pink

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'''1403.''' ''armColourSecondary'' | ''armColorSecondary'' | ''armSecondaryColour'' | ''armSecondaryColor'' | ''armsColourSecondary'' | ''armsColorSecondary'' | ''armsSecondaryColour'' | ''armsSecondaryColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the secondary colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''armColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> dark 
[''brax''.''armColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> grey 
[''kate''.''armColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> pink

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'''1404.''' ''armColourHex'' | ''armColorHex'' | ''armsColourHex'' | ''armsColorHex'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the hex code for the colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''armColourHex''] -> #9f775b 
[''brax''.''armColourHex''] -> #b3b3b3 
[''kate''.''armColourHex''] -> #ff6bda

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'''1405.''' ''arm'' 
''(forceSingular)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the basic, singular name for this body part. Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its plural equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with two horns would have the command 'horn(true)' output 'horn') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''arm(Example argument)''] -> arms 
[''brax''.''arm(Example argument)''] -> arms 
[''kate''.''arm(Example argument)''] -> arms

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'''1406.''' ''arms'' 
''(forcePlurality)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the basic, plural name for this body part. Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its singular equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with a single udder would have the command 'crotchBoobs(true)' output 'udders') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''arms(Example argument)''] -> arms 
[''brax''.''arms(Example argument)''] -> arms 
[''kate''.''arms(Example argument)''] -> arms

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'''1407.''' ''arm+'' | ''armD'' 
''(forceSingular)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the singular name for this body part, with a descriptor appended to the start (if one is available). Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its plural equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with two horns would have the command 'horn+(true)' output 'curved horn') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''arm+(Example argument)''] -> arms 
[''brax''.''arm+(Example argument)''] -> fur-coated arms 
[''kate''.''arm+(Example argument)''] -> muscular arms

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'''1408.''' ''arms+'' | ''armsD'' 
''(forcePlurality)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the plural name for this body part, with a descriptor appended to the start (if one is available). Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its singular equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with a single udder would have the command 'crotchBoobs+(true)' output 'big udders') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''arms+(Example argument)''] -> arms 
[''brax''.''arms+(Example argument)''] -> fur-coated arms 
[''kate''.''arms+(Example argument)''] -> flawless arms

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'''1409.''' ''armRows'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a descriptor in the form of the character number of arms. i.e. If the character has 1 arm row it will return 'a pair of', for 2, 'two pairs of', and 3, 'three pairs of'. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''armRows''] -> a pair of 
[''brax''.''armRows''] -> a pair of 
[''kate''.''armRows''] -> a pair of

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'''1410.''' ''hand'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''hand''] -> hand 
[''brax''.''hand''] -> hand 
[''kate''.''hand''] -> hand

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'''1411.''' ''hand+'' | ''handD'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''hand+''] -> feminine hand 
[''brax''.''hand+''] -> wolf-like hand 
[''kate''.''hand+''] -> delicate hand

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'''1412.''' ''hands'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''hands''] -> hands 
[''brax''.''hands''] -> hands 
[''kate''.''hands''] -> hands

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'''1413.''' ''hands+'' | ''handsD'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''hands+''] -> feminine hands 
[''brax''.''hands+''] -> paw-like hands 
[''kate''.''hands+''] -> feminine hands

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'''1414.''' ''finger'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''finger''] -> finger 
[''brax''.''finger''] -> finger 
[''kate''.''finger''] -> finger

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'''1415.''' ''finger+'' | ''fingerD'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''finger+''] -> feminine finger 
[''brax''.''finger+''] -> padded finger 
[''kate''.''finger+''] -> soft finger

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'''1416.''' ''fingers'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''fingers''] -> fingers 
[''brax''.''fingers''] -> fingers 
[''kate''.''fingers''] -> fingers

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'''1417.''' ''fingers+'' | ''fingersD'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''fingers+''] -> feminine fingers 
[''brax''.''fingers+''] -> wolf-like fingers 
[''kate''.''fingers+''] -> feminine fingers
== Legs ==
'''1418.''' ''legRace'' | ''legsRace'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the race that's associated with this body part. Race is *not* gender-specific (i.e. will return 'wolf-morph', not 'wolf-girl'). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''legRace''] -> human 
[''brax''.''legRace''] -> wolf-morph 
[''kate''.''legRace''] -> demon

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'''1419.''' ''legraceFeral'' | ''legferalRace'' | ''legsraceFeral'' | ''legsferalRace'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the feral race that's associated with this body part. Race is *not* gender-specific (i.e. will return 'dog', not 'bitch'). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''legraceFeral''] -> human 
[''brax''.''legraceFeral''] -> wolf 
[''kate''.''legraceFeral''] -> demon

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'''1420.''' ''legSkin'' | ''legsSkin'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the 'skin' covering this body part. This could, in fact, be quite different from skin, for example: fur, keratin, scales, slime, etc. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''legSkin''] -> skin 
[''brax''.''legSkin''] -> fur 
[''kate''.''legSkin''] -> skin

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'''1421.''' ''legSkin+'' | ''legSkinD'' | ''legsSkin+'' | ''legsSkinD'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the 'skin' covering this body part, just as the 'Skin' command does, but this adds a descriptor to the start (if one is available). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''legSkin+''] -> smooth skin 
[''brax''.''legSkin+''] -> shaggy fur 
[''kate''.''legSkin+''] -> smooth skin

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'''1422.''' ''legFullDescription'' | ''legsFullDescription'' 
''true If you want this description's colour names to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a full description of this part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''legFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> dark, smooth skin 
[''brax''.''legFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> grey, shaggy fur 
[''kate''.''legFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> pink, smooth skin

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'''1423.''' ''legFullDescriptionColour'' | ''legFullDescriptionColor'' | ''legFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''legFullDescriptionColored'' | ''legsFullDescriptionColour'' | ''legsFullDescriptionColor'' | ''legsFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''legsFullDescriptionColored'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a full description of this part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''legFullDescriptionColour''] -> dark, smooth skin 
[''brax''.''legFullDescriptionColour''] -> grey, shaggy fur 
[''kate''.''legFullDescriptionColour''] -> pink, smooth skin

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'''1424.''' ''legColour'' | ''legColor'' | ''legsColour'' | ''legsColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''legColour(Example argument)''] -> dark 
[''brax''.''legColour(Example argument)''] -> grey 
[''kate''.''legColour(Example argument)''] -> pink

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'''1425.''' ''legColourPrimary'' | ''legColorPrimary'' | ''legPrimaryColour'' | ''legPrimaryColor'' | ''legsColourPrimary'' | ''legsColorPrimary'' | ''legsPrimaryColour'' | ''legsPrimaryColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the primary colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''legColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> dark 
[''brax''.''legColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> grey 
[''kate''.''legColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> pink

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'''1426.''' ''legColourSecondary'' | ''legColorSecondary'' | ''legSecondaryColour'' | ''legSecondaryColor'' | ''legsColourSecondary'' | ''legsColorSecondary'' | ''legsSecondaryColour'' | ''legsSecondaryColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the secondary colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''legColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> dark 
[''brax''.''legColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> grey 
[''kate''.''legColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> pink

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'''1427.''' ''legColourHex'' | ''legColorHex'' | ''legsColourHex'' | ''legsColorHex'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the hex code for the colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''legColourHex''] -> #9f775b 
[''brax''.''legColourHex''] -> #b3b3b3 
[''kate''.''legColourHex''] -> #ff6bda

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'''1428.''' ''leg'' 
''(forceSingular)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the basic, singular name for this body part. Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its plural equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with two horns would have the command 'horn(true)' output 'horn') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''leg(Example argument)''] -> legs 
[''brax''.''leg(Example argument)''] -> legs 
[''kate''.''leg(Example argument)''] -> legs

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'''1429.''' ''legs'' 
''(forcePlurality)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the basic, plural name for this body part. Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its singular equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with a single udder would have the command 'crotchBoobs(true)' output 'udders') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''legs(Example argument)''] -> legs 
[''brax''.''legs(Example argument)''] -> legs 
[''kate''.''legs(Example argument)''] -> legs

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'''1430.''' ''leg+'' | ''legD'' 
''(forceSingular)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the singular name for this body part, with a descriptor appended to the start (if one is available). Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its plural equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with two horns would have the command 'horn+(true)' output 'curved horn') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''leg+(Example argument)''] -> slightly toned legs 
[''brax''.''leg+(Example argument)''] -> fur-coated legs 
[''kate''.''leg+(Example argument)''] -> toned legs

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'''1431.''' ''legs+'' | ''legsD'' 
''(forcePlurality)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the plural name for this body part, with a descriptor appended to the start (if one is available). Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its singular equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with a single udder would have the command 'crotchBoobs+(true)' output 'big udders') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''legs+(Example argument)''] -> feminine legs 
[''brax''.''legs+(Example argument)''] -> strong legs 
[''kate''.''legs+(Example argument)''] -> demonic legs

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'''1432.''' ''armpit'' | ''underarm'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the character's armpit. Will almost always simply be 'armpit' or 'underarm'. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''armpit''] -> underarm 
[''brax''.''armpit''] -> underarm 
[''kate''.''armpit''] -> armpit

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'''1433.''' ''armpit+'' | ''armpitD'' | ''underarm+'' | ''underarmD'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the character's armpit, with a descriptive word appended to the front of it, based on underarm hair, arm furriness, and femininity. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''armpit+''] -> smooth armpit 
[''brax''.''armpit+''] -> muscular underarm 
[''kate''.''armpit+''] -> smooth armpit

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'''1434.''' ''armpits'' | ''underarms'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the character's armpits. Will almost always simply be 'armpits' or 'underarms'. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''armpits''] -> underarms 
[''brax''.''armpits''] -> underarms 
[''kate''.''armpits''] -> underarms

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'''1435.''' ''armpits+'' | ''armpitsD'' | ''underarms+'' | ''underarmsD'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the character's armpits, with a descriptive word appended to the front of it, based on underarm hair, arm furriness, and femininity. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''armpits+''] -> feminine armpits 
[''brax''.''armpits+''] -> furry underarms 
[''kate''.''armpits+''] -> smooth armpits

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'''1436.''' ''thighs'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the character's thighs. Will almost always simply be 'thighs'. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''thighs''] -> thighs 
[''brax''.''thighs''] -> thighs 
[''kate''.''thighs''] -> thighs

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'''1437.''' ''thighs+'' | ''thighsD'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the character's thighs, with a descriptive word appended to the front of it, based on hip size. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''thighs+''] -> womanly thighs 
[''brax''.''thighs+''] -> narrow thighs 
[''kate''.''thighs+''] -> girly thighs

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'''1438.''' ''foot'' 
''(ignore clothing)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
The singular name of this character's foot. If the character is wearing clothing which is restricting direct access to their foot, and this command is parsed during sex, it will return the name of the characters footwear. Pass in 'true' as an argument to ignore that sex behaviour, ensuring that the command will always return the singular name of this character's foot. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''foot(Example argument)''] -> foot 
[''brax''.''foot(Example argument)''] -> paw 
[''kate''.''foot(Example argument)''] -> foot

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'''1439.''' ''foot+'' | ''footD'' 
''(ignore clothing)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
The singular name of this character's foot, plus a descriptor appended to the front. If the character is wearing clothing which is restricting direct access to their foot, and this command is parsed during sex, it will return the name of the characters footwear. Pass in 'true' as an argument to ignore that sex behaviour, ensuring that the command will always return the singular name of this character's foot. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''foot+(Example argument)''] -> delicate foot 
[''brax''.''foot+(Example argument)''] -> masculine paw 
[''kate''.''foot+(Example argument)''] -> delicate foot

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'''1440.''' ''feet'' 
''(ignore clothing)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
The plural name of this character's feet. If the character is wearing clothing which is restricting direct access to their feet, and this command is parsed during sex, it will return the name of the characters footwear. Pass in 'true' as an argument to ignore that sex behaviour, ensuring that the command will always return the plural name of this character's feet. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''feet(Example argument)''] -> feet 
[''brax''.''feet(Example argument)''] -> paws 
[''kate''.''feet(Example argument)''] -> feet

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'''1441.''' ''feet+'' | ''feetD'' 
''(ignore clothing)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
The plural name of this character's feet, plus a descriptor appended to the front. If the character is wearing clothing which is restricting direct access to their feet, and this command is parsed during sex, it will return the name of the characters footwear. Pass in 'true' as an argument to ignore that sex behaviour, ensuring that the command will always return the plural name of this character's feet. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''feet+(Example argument)''] -> delicate feet 
[''brax''.''feet+(Example argument)''] -> lupine paws 
[''kate''.''feet+(Example argument)''] -> soft feet

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'''1442.''' ''toes'' 
''(ignore clothing)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
The plural name of this character's toes. If the character is wearing clothing which is restricting direct access to their feet, and this command is parsed during sex, it will return the name of the characters footwear. Pass in 'true' as an argument to ignore that sex behaviour, ensuring that the command will always return the plural name of this character's toes. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''toes(Example argument)''] -> toes 
[''brax''.''toes(Example argument)''] -> toes 
[''kate''.''toes(Example argument)''] -> toes

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'''1443.''' ''toes+'' | ''toesD'' 
''(ignore clothing)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
The plural name of this character's toes, plus a descriptor appended to the front. If the character is wearing clothing which is restricting direct access to their feet, and this command is parsed during sex, it will return the name of the characters footwear. Pass in 'true' as an argument to ignore that sex behaviour, ensuring that the command will always return the plural name of this character's toes. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''toes+(Example argument)''] -> soft toes 
[''brax''.''toes+(Example argument)''] -> masculine toes 
[''kate''.''toes+(Example argument)''] -> soft toes

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'''1444.''' ''footjob'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of this character's 'footjob' action, be it footjob, talonjob, hoofjob, etc. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''footjob''] -> footjob 
[''brax''.''footjob''] -> footjob 
[''kate''.''footjob''] -> footjob

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'''1445.''' ''footStructure'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''footStructure''] -> plantigrade 
[''brax''.''footStructure''] -> digitigrade 
[''kate''.''footStructure''] -> plantigrade

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'''1446.''' ''spreadsHerLegs'' | ''spreadsHisLegs'' | ''spreadYourLegs'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns 'spread(s) her/his legs' if the character has legs, or 'buck(s) her/his hips' if no legs. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''spreadsHerLegs''] -> spreads her legs 
[''brax''.''spreadsHerLegs''] -> spreads his legs 
[''kate''.''spreadsHerLegs''] -> spreads her legs

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'''1447.''' ''spreadingHerLegs'' | ''spreadingHisLegs'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns 'spreading her/his legs' if the character has legs, or 'bucking her/his hips' if no legs. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''spreadingHerLegs''] -> spreading her legs 
[''brax''.''spreadingHerLegs''] -> spreading his legs 
[''kate''.''spreadingHerLegs''] -> spreading her legs

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'''1448.''' ''legConfiguration'' | ''legShape'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the character's leg configuration. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''legConfiguration''] -> bipedal 
[''brax''.''legConfiguration''] -> bipedal 
[''kate''.''legConfiguration''] -> bipedal

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'''1449.''' ''legCount'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the number of legs this character has. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''legCount''] -> two 
[''brax''.''legCount''] -> two 
[''kate''.''legCount''] -> two
== Skin ==
'''1450.''' ''skinRace'' | ''skinPluralRace'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the race that's associated with this body part. Race is *not* gender-specific (i.e. will return 'wolf-morph', not 'wolf-girl'). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''skinRace''] -> human 
[''brax''.''skinRace''] -> wolf-morph 
[''kate''.''skinRace''] -> demon

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'''1451.''' ''skinraceFeral'' | ''skinferalRace'' | ''skinPluralraceFeral'' | ''skinPluralferalRace'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the feral race that's associated with this body part. Race is *not* gender-specific (i.e. will return 'dog', not 'bitch'). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''skinraceFeral''] -> human 
[''brax''.''skinraceFeral''] -> wolf 
[''kate''.''skinraceFeral''] -> demon

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'''1452.''' ''skinSkin'' | ''skinPluralSkin'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the 'skin' covering this body part. This could, in fact, be quite different from skin, for example: fur, keratin, scales, slime, etc. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''skinSkin''] -> skin 
[''brax''.''skinSkin''] -> fur 
[''kate''.''skinSkin''] -> skin

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'''1453.''' ''skinSkin+'' | ''skinSkinD'' | ''skinPluralSkin+'' | ''skinPluralSkinD'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the 'skin' covering this body part, just as the 'Skin' command does, but this adds a descriptor to the start (if one is available). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''skinSkin+''] -> smooth skin 
[''brax''.''skinSkin+''] -> shaggy fur 
[''kate''.''skinSkin+''] -> smooth skin

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'''1454.''' ''skinFullDescription'' | ''skinPluralFullDescription'' 
''true If you want this description's colour names to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a full description of this part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''skinFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> dark, smooth skin 
[''brax''.''skinFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> grey, shaggy fur 
[''kate''.''skinFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> pink, smooth skin

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'''1455.''' ''skinFullDescriptionColour'' | ''skinFullDescriptionColor'' | ''skinFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''skinFullDescriptionColored'' | ''skinPluralFullDescriptionColour'' | ''skinPluralFullDescriptionColor'' | ''skinPluralFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''skinPluralFullDescriptionColored'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a full description of this part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''skinFullDescriptionColour''] -> dark, smooth skin 
[''brax''.''skinFullDescriptionColour''] -> grey, shaggy fur 
[''kate''.''skinFullDescriptionColour''] -> pink, smooth skin

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'''1456.''' ''skinColour'' | ''skinColor'' | ''skinPluralColour'' | ''skinPluralColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''skinColour(Example argument)''] -> dark 
[''brax''.''skinColour(Example argument)''] -> grey 
[''kate''.''skinColour(Example argument)''] -> pink

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'''1457.''' ''skinColourPrimary'' | ''skinColorPrimary'' | ''skinPrimaryColour'' | ''skinPrimaryColor'' | ''skinPluralColourPrimary'' | ''skinPluralColorPrimary'' | ''skinPluralPrimaryColour'' | ''skinPluralPrimaryColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the primary colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''skinColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> dark 
[''brax''.''skinColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> grey 
[''kate''.''skinColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> pink

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'''1458.''' ''skinColourSecondary'' | ''skinColorSecondary'' | ''skinSecondaryColour'' | ''skinSecondaryColor'' | ''skinPluralColourSecondary'' | ''skinPluralColorSecondary'' | ''skinPluralSecondaryColour'' | ''skinPluralSecondaryColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the secondary colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''skinColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> dark 
[''brax''.''skinColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> grey 
[''kate''.''skinColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> pink

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'''1459.''' ''skinColourHex'' | ''skinColorHex'' | ''skinPluralColourHex'' | ''skinPluralColorHex'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the hex code for the colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''skinColourHex''] -> #9f775b 
[''brax''.''skinColourHex''] -> #b3b3b3 
[''kate''.''skinColourHex''] -> #ff6bda

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'''1460.''' ''skin'' 
''(forceSingular)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the basic, singular name for this body part. Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its plural equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with two horns would have the command 'horn(true)' output 'horn') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''skin(Example argument)''] -> skin 
[''brax''.''skin(Example argument)''] -> fur 
[''kate''.''skin(Example argument)''] -> skin

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'''1461.''' ''skinPlural'' 
''(forcePlurality)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the basic, plural name for this body part. Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its singular equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with a single udder would have the command 'crotchBoobs(true)' output 'udders') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''skinPlural(Example argument)''] -> skin 
[''brax''.''skinPlural(Example argument)''] -> fur 
[''kate''.''skinPlural(Example argument)''] -> skin

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'''1462.''' ''skin+'' | ''skinD'' 
''(forceSingular)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the singular name for this body part, with a descriptor appended to the start (if one is available). Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its plural equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with two horns would have the command 'horn+(true)' output 'curved horn') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''skin+(Example argument)''] -> skin 
[''brax''.''skin+(Example argument)''] -> fur 
[''kate''.''skin+(Example argument)''] -> skin

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'''1463.''' ''skinPlural+'' | ''skinPluralD'' 
''(forcePlurality)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the plural name for this body part, with a descriptor appended to the start (if one is available). Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its singular equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with a single udder would have the command 'crotchBoobs+(true)' output 'big udders') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''skinPlural+(Example argument)''] -> skin 
[''brax''.''skinPlural+(Example argument)''] -> fur 
[''kate''.''skinPlural+(Example argument)''] -> skin
== Tail ==
'''1464.''' ''tailRace'' | ''tailsRace'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the race that's associated with this body part. Race is *not* gender-specific (i.e. will return 'wolf-morph', not 'wolf-girl'). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''tailRace''] -> demon 
[''brax''.''tailRace''] -> wolf-morph 
[''kate''.''tailRace''] -> demon

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'''1465.''' ''tailraceFeral'' | ''tailferalRace'' | ''tailsraceFeral'' | ''tailsferalRace'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the feral race that's associated with this body part. Race is *not* gender-specific (i.e. will return 'dog', not 'bitch'). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''tailraceFeral''] -> demon 
[''brax''.''tailraceFeral''] -> wolf 
[''kate''.''tailraceFeral''] -> demon

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'''1466.''' ''tailSkin'' | ''tailsSkin'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the 'skin' covering this body part. This could, in fact, be quite different from skin, for example: fur, keratin, scales, slime, etc. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''tailSkin''] -> skin 
[''brax''.''tailSkin''] -> fur 
[''kate''.''tailSkin''] -> skin

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'''1467.''' ''tailSkin+'' | ''tailSkinD'' | ''tailsSkin+'' | ''tailsSkinD'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the 'skin' covering this body part, just as the 'Skin' command does, but this adds a descriptor to the start (if one is available). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''tailSkin+''] -> smooth skin 
[''brax''.''tailSkin+''] -> shaggy fur 
[''kate''.''tailSkin+''] -> smooth skin

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'''1468.''' ''tailFullDescription'' | ''tailsFullDescription'' 
''true If you want this description's colour names to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a full description of this part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''tailFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> scarlet, smooth skin 
[''brax''.''tailFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> grey, shaggy fur 
[''kate''.''tailFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> pink, smooth skin

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'''1469.''' ''tailFullDescriptionColour'' | ''tailFullDescriptionColor'' | ''tailFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''tailFullDescriptionColored'' | ''tailsFullDescriptionColour'' | ''tailsFullDescriptionColor'' | ''tailsFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''tailsFullDescriptionColored'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a full description of this part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''tailFullDescriptionColour''] -> scarlet, smooth skin 
[''brax''.''tailFullDescriptionColour''] -> grey, shaggy fur 
[''kate''.''tailFullDescriptionColour''] -> pink, smooth skin

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'''1470.''' ''tailColour'' | ''tailColor'' | ''tailsColour'' | ''tailsColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''tailColour(Example argument)''] -> scarlet 
[''brax''.''tailColour(Example argument)''] -> grey 
[''kate''.''tailColour(Example argument)''] -> pink

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'''1471.''' ''tailColourPrimary'' | ''tailColorPrimary'' | ''tailPrimaryColour'' | ''tailPrimaryColor'' | ''tailsColourPrimary'' | ''tailsColorPrimary'' | ''tailsPrimaryColour'' | ''tailsPrimaryColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the primary colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''tailColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> scarlet 
[''brax''.''tailColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> grey 
[''kate''.''tailColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> pink

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'''1472.''' ''tailColourSecondary'' | ''tailColorSecondary'' | ''tailSecondaryColour'' | ''tailSecondaryColor'' | ''tailsColourSecondary'' | ''tailsColorSecondary'' | ''tailsSecondaryColour'' | ''tailsSecondaryColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the secondary colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''tailColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> scarlet 
[''brax''.''tailColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> grey 
[''kate''.''tailColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> pink

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'''1473.''' ''tailColourHex'' | ''tailColorHex'' | ''tailsColourHex'' | ''tailsColorHex'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the hex code for the colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''tailColourHex''] -> #ff385d 
[''brax''.''tailColourHex''] -> #b3b3b3 
[''kate''.''tailColourHex''] -> #ff6bda

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'''1474.''' ''tail'' 
''(forceSingular)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the basic, singular name for this body part. Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its plural equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with two horns would have the command 'horn(true)' output 'horn') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''tail(Example argument)''] -> tail 
[''brax''.''tail(Example argument)''] -> tail 
[''kate''.''tail(Example argument)''] -> tail

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'''1475.''' ''tails'' 
''(forcePlurality)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the basic, plural name for this body part. Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its singular equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with a single udder would have the command 'crotchBoobs(true)' output 'udders') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''tails(Example argument)''] -> tail 
[''brax''.''tails(Example argument)''] -> tail 
[''kate''.''tails(Example argument)''] -> tail

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'''1476.''' ''tail+'' | ''tailD'' 
''(forceSingular)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the singular name for this body part, with a descriptor appended to the start (if one is available). Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its plural equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with two horns would have the command 'horn+(true)' output 'curved horn') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''tail+(Example argument)''] -> thick tail 
[''brax''.''tail+(Example argument)''] -> wolf-like tail 
[''kate''.''tail+(Example argument)''] -> spaded tail

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'''1477.''' ''tails+'' | ''tailsD'' 
''(forcePlurality)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the plural name for this body part, with a descriptor appended to the start (if one is available). Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its singular equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with a single udder would have the command 'crotchBoobs+(true)' output 'big udders') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''tails+(Example argument)''] -> spaded tail 
[''brax''.''tails+(Example argument)''] -> girthy tail 
[''kate''.''tails+(Example argument)''] -> demonic tail

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'''1478.''' ''tentacleHead'' | ''tentacleTip'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''tentacleHead''] -> 
[''brax''.''tentacleHead''] -> 
[''kate''.''tentacleHead''] ->

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'''1479.''' ''tentacleHeads'' | ''tentacleTips'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''tentacleHeads''] -> 
[''brax''.''tentacleHeads''] -> 
[''kate''.''tentacleHeads''] ->

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'''1480.''' ''tentacleHead+'' | ''tentacleHeadD'' | ''tentacleTip+'' | ''tentacleTipD'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''tentacleHead+''] -> 
[''brax''.''tentacleHead+''] -> 
[''kate''.''tentacleHead+''] ->

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'''1481.''' ''tentacleHeads+'' | ''tentacleHeadsD'' | ''tentacleTips+'' | ''tentacleTipsD'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''tentacleHeads+''] -> 
[''brax''.''tentacleHeads+''] -> 
[''kate''.''tentacleHeads+''] ->

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'''1482.''' ''tailHead'' | ''tailTip'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name for the tip of the character's tail. 
'''Note:''' If the character has the 'serpent-tailed' leg configuration, values related to that tail will be returned. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''tailHead''] -> tip 
[''brax''.''tailHead''] -> tip 
[''kate''.''tailHead''] -> tip

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'''1483.''' ''tailHeads'' | ''tailTips'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the plural name for the tip of the character's tail. 
'''Note:''' If the character has the 'serpent-tailed' leg configuration, values related to that tail will be returned. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''tailHeads''] -> tips 
[''brax''.''tailHeads''] -> tips 
[''kate''.''tailHeads''] -> tips

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'''1484.''' ''tailHead+'' | ''tailHeadD'' | ''tailTip+'' | ''tailTipD'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name for the tip of the character's tail, along with a descriptor prefix. 
'''Note:''' If the character has the 'serpent-tailed' leg configuration, values related to that tail will be returned. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''tailHead+''] -> spaded tip 
[''brax''.''tailHead+''] -> furry tip 
[''kate''.''tailHead+''] -> spaded tip

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'''1485.''' ''tailHeads+'' | ''tailHeadsD'' | ''tailTips+'' | ''tailTipsD'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the plural name for the tip of the character's tail, along with a descriptor prefix. 
'''Note:''' If the character has the 'serpent-tailed' leg configuration, values related to that tail will be returned. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''tailHeads+''] -> spaded tips 
[''brax''.''tailHeads+''] -> furry tips 
[''kate''.''tailHeads+''] -> spaded tips

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'''1486.''' ''tailCount'' | ''tailsCount'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the number of tails this character has. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''tailCount''] -> one 
[''brax''.''tailCount''] -> one 
[''kate''.''tailCount''] -> one

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'''1487.''' ''tailMaxCount'' | ''tailsMaxCount'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the maximum number of (Youko) tails this character can have. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''tailMaxCount''] -> one 
[''brax''.''tailMaxCount''] -> one 
[''kate''.''tailMaxCount''] -> one

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'''1488.''' ''tailGirth'' | ''tailsGirth'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a single word descriptor for this tail's girth. 
'''Note:''' If the character has the 'serpent-tailed' leg configuration, values related to that tail will be returned. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''tailGirth''] -> extra-thick 
[''brax''.''tailGirth''] -> very-fluffy 
[''kate''.''tailGirth''] -> narrow

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'''1489.''' ''tailBaseCircumference'' 
''(pluralUnits)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the circumference of the character's tail, as measured at the base, in the metric or imperial units as defined in user settings. Pass in 'true' as an argument if you want the resulting units to be pluralised (i.e. 'inches' instead of 'inch'). 
'''Note:''' If the character has the 'serpent-tailed' leg configuration, values related to that tail will be returned. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''tailBaseCircumference(Example argument)''] -> 63 centimetre 
[''brax''.''tailBaseCircumference(Example argument)''] -> 55 centimetre 
[''kate''.''tailBaseCircumference(Example argument)''] -> 36 centimetre

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'''1490.''' ''tailTipCircumference'' 
''(pluralUnits)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the circumference of the character's tail, as measured at the very tip, in the metric or imperial units as defined in user settings. Pass in 'true' as an argument if you want the resulting units to be pluralised (i.e. 'inches' instead of 'inch'). 
'''Note:''' If the character has the 'serpent-tailed' leg configuration, values related to that tail will be returned. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''tailTipCircumference(Example argument)''] -> 13 centimetre 
[''brax''.''tailTipCircumference(Example argument)''] -> 55 centimetre 
[''kate''.''tailTipCircumference(Example argument)''] -> 7 centimetre

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'''1491.''' ''tailBaseDiameter'' | ''tailBaseDiametre'' 
''(pluralUnits)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the diameter of the character's tail, as measured at the base, in the metric or imperial units as defined in user settings. Pass in 'true' as an argument if you want the resulting units to be pluralised (i.e. 'inches' instead of 'inch'). 
'''Note:''' If the character has the 'serpent-tailed' leg configuration, values related to that tail will be returned. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''tailBaseDiameter(Example argument)''] -> 20 centimetre 
[''brax''.''tailBaseDiameter(Example argument)''] -> 18 centimetre 
[''kate''.''tailBaseDiameter(Example argument)''] -> 12 centimetre

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'''1492.''' ''tailTipDiameter'' | ''tailTipDiametre'' 
''(pluralUnits)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the diameter of the character's tail, as measured at the very tip, in the metric or imperial units as defined in user settings. Pass in 'true' as an argument if you want the resulting units to be pluralised (i.e. 'inches' instead of 'inch'). 
'''Note:''' If the character has the 'serpent-tailed' leg configuration, values related to that tail will be returned. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''tailTipDiameter(Example argument)''] -> 4 centimetre 
[''brax''.''tailTipDiameter(Example argument)''] -> 18 centimetre 
[''kate''.''tailTipDiameter(Example argument)''] -> 2.5 centimetre

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'''1493.''' ''tailLength'' | ''tailSize'' 
''(pluralUnits)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the length of the character's tail, in the metric or imperial units as defined in user settings. Pass in 'true' as an argument if you want the resulting units to be pluralised (i.e. 'inches' instead of 'inch'). 
'''Note:''' If the character has the 'serpent-tailed' leg configuration, values related to that tail will be returned. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''tailLength(Example argument)''] -> 1.8 metre 
[''brax''.''tailLength(Example argument)''] -> 73 centimetre 
[''kate''.''tailLength(Example argument)''] -> 1.8 metre

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'''1494.''' ''tailPenetrationLength'' | ''tailPenetrationSize'' 
''(pluralUnits)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the length of the character's tail which is used in penetrations (80% of total length), in the metric or imperial units as defined in user settings. Pass in 'true' as an argument if you want the resulting units to be pluralised (i.e. 'inches' instead of 'inch'). 
'''Note:''' If the character has the 'serpent-tailed' leg configuration, values related to that tail will be returned. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''tailPenetrationLength(Example argument)''] -> 1.44 metre 
[''brax''.''tailPenetrationLength(Example argument)''] -> 58 centimetre 
[''kate''.''tailPenetrationLength(Example argument)''] -> 1.44 metre
== Tentacle ==
'''1495.''' ''tentacleRace'' | ''tentaclesRace'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the race that's associated with this body part. Race is *not* gender-specific (i.e. will return 'wolf-morph', not 'wolf-girl'). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''tentacleRace''] -> no race 
[''brax''.''tentacleRace''] -> no race 
[''kate''.''tentacleRace''] -> no race

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'''1496.''' ''tentacleraceFeral'' | ''tentacleferalRace'' | ''tentaclesraceFeral'' | ''tentaclesferalRace'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the feral race that's associated with this body part. Race is *not* gender-specific (i.e. will return 'dog', not 'bitch'). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''tentacleraceFeral''] -> no race 
[''brax''.''tentacleraceFeral''] -> no race 
[''kate''.''tentacleraceFeral''] -> no race

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'''1497.''' ''tentacleSkin'' | ''tentaclesSkin'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the 'skin' covering this body part. This could, in fact, be quite different from skin, for example: fur, keratin, scales, slime, etc. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''tentacleSkin''] -> 
[''brax''.''tentacleSkin''] -> 
[''kate''.''tentacleSkin''] ->

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'''1498.''' ''tentacleSkin+'' | ''tentacleSkinD'' | ''tentaclesSkin+'' | ''tentaclesSkinD'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the 'skin' covering this body part, just as the 'Skin' command does, but this adds a descriptor to the start (if one is available). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''tentacleSkin+''] -> 
[''brax''.''tentacleSkin+''] -> 
[''kate''.''tentacleSkin+''] ->

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'''1499.''' ''tentacleFullDescription'' | ''tentaclesFullDescription'' 
''true If you want this description's colour names to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a full description of this part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''tentacleFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> 
[''brax''.''tentacleFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> 
[''kate''.''tentacleFullDescription(Example argument)''] ->

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'''1500.''' ''tentacleFullDescriptionColour'' | ''tentacleFullDescriptionColor'' | ''tentacleFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''tentacleFullDescriptionColored'' | ''tentaclesFullDescriptionColour'' | ''tentaclesFullDescriptionColor'' | ''tentaclesFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''tentaclesFullDescriptionColored'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a full description of this part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''tentacleFullDescriptionColour''] -> 
[''brax''.''tentacleFullDescriptionColour''] -> 
[''kate''.''tentacleFullDescriptionColour''] ->

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'''1501.''' ''tentacleColour'' | ''tentacleColor'' | ''tentaclesColour'' | ''tentaclesColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''tentacleColour(Example argument)''] -> 
[''brax''.''tentacleColour(Example argument)''] -> 
[''kate''.''tentacleColour(Example argument)''] ->

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'''1502.''' ''tentacleColourPrimary'' | ''tentacleColorPrimary'' | ''tentaclePrimaryColour'' | ''tentaclePrimaryColor'' | ''tentaclesColourPrimary'' | ''tentaclesColorPrimary'' | ''tentaclesPrimaryColour'' | ''tentaclesPrimaryColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the primary colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''tentacleColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> 
[''brax''.''tentacleColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> 
[''kate''.''tentacleColourPrimary(Example argument)''] ->

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'''1503.''' ''tentacleColourSecondary'' | ''tentacleColorSecondary'' | ''tentacleSecondaryColour'' | ''tentacleSecondaryColor'' | ''tentaclesColourSecondary'' | ''tentaclesColorSecondary'' | ''tentaclesSecondaryColour'' | ''tentaclesSecondaryColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the secondary colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''tentacleColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> 
[''brax''.''tentacleColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> 
[''kate''.''tentacleColourSecondary(Example argument)''] ->

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'''1504.''' ''tentacleColourHex'' | ''tentacleColorHex'' | ''tentaclesColourHex'' | ''tentaclesColorHex'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the hex code for the colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''tentacleColourHex''] -> 
[''brax''.''tentacleColourHex''] -> 
[''kate''.''tentacleColourHex''] ->

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'''1505.''' ''tentacle'' 
''(forceSingular)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the basic, singular name for this body part. Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its plural equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with two horns would have the command 'horn(true)' output 'horn') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''tentacle(Example argument)''] -> tentacles 
[''brax''.''tentacle(Example argument)''] -> tentacles 
[''kate''.''tentacle(Example argument)''] -> tentacles

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'''1506.''' ''tentacles'' 
''(forcePlurality)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the basic, plural name for this body part. Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its singular equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with a single udder would have the command 'crotchBoobs(true)' output 'udders') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''tentacles(Example argument)''] -> tentacles 
[''brax''.''tentacles(Example argument)''] -> tentacles 
[''kate''.''tentacles(Example argument)''] -> tentacles

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'''1507.''' ''tentacle+'' | ''tentacleD'' 
''(forceSingular)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the singular name for this body part, with a descriptor appended to the start (if one is available). Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its plural equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with two horns would have the command 'horn+(true)' output 'curved horn') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''tentacle+(Example argument)''] -> tentacles 
[''brax''.''tentacle+(Example argument)''] -> tentacles 
[''kate''.''tentacle+(Example argument)''] -> tentacles

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'''1508.''' ''tentacles+'' | ''tentaclesD'' 
''(forcePlurality)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the plural name for this body part, with a descriptor appended to the start (if one is available). Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its singular equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with a single udder would have the command 'crotchBoobs+(true)' output 'big udders') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''tentacles+(Example argument)''] -> tentacles 
[''brax''.''tentacles+(Example argument)''] -> tentacles 
[''kate''.''tentacles+(Example argument)''] -> tentacles

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'''1509.''' ''tentacleCount'' | ''tentaclesCount'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''tentacleCount''] -> two 
[''brax''.''tentacleCount''] -> two 
[''kate''.''tentacleCount''] -> two

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'''1510.''' ''tentacleGirth'' | ''tentaclesGirth'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''tentacleGirth''] -> average 
[''brax''.''tentacleGirth''] -> average 
[''kate''.''tentacleGirth''] -> average

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'''1511.''' ''tentacleBaseCircumference'' 
''(pluralUnits)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the circumference of the character's tentacle, as measured at the base, in the metric or imperial units as defined in user settings. Pass in 'true' as an argument if you want the resulting units to be pluralised (i.e. 'inches' instead of 'inch'). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''tentacleBaseCircumference(Example argument)''] -> 45 centimetre 
[''brax''.''tentacleBaseCircumference(Example argument)''] -> 46 centimetre 
[''kate''.''tentacleBaseCircumference(Example argument)''] -> 45 centimetre

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'''1512.''' ''tentacleTipCircumference'' 
''(pluralUnits)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the circumference of the character's tentacle, as measured at the very tip, in the metric or imperial units as defined in user settings. Pass in 'true' as an argument if you want the resulting units to be pluralised (i.e. 'inches' instead of 'inch'). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''tentacleTipCircumference(Example argument)''] -> 45 centimetre 
[''brax''.''tentacleTipCircumference(Example argument)''] -> 46 centimetre 
[''kate''.''tentacleTipCircumference(Example argument)''] -> 45 centimetre

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'''1513.''' ''tentacleBaseDiameter'' | ''tentacleBaseDiametre'' 
''(pluralUnits)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the diameter of the character's tentacle, as measured at the base, in the metric or imperial units as defined in user settings. Pass in 'true' as an argument if you want the resulting units to be pluralised (i.e. 'inches' instead of 'inch'). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''tentacleBaseDiameter(Example argument)''] -> 14 centimetre 
[''brax''.''tentacleBaseDiameter(Example argument)''] -> 15 centimetre 
[''kate''.''tentacleBaseDiameter(Example argument)''] -> 14 centimetre

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'''1514.''' ''tentacleTipDiameter'' | ''tentacleTipDiametre'' 
''(pluralUnits)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the diameter of the character's tentacle, as measured at the very tip, in the metric or imperial units as defined in user settings. Pass in 'true' as an argument if you want the resulting units to be pluralised (i.e. 'inches' instead of 'inch'). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''tentacleTipDiameter(Example argument)''] -> 14 centimetre 
[''brax''.''tentacleTipDiameter(Example argument)''] -> 15 centimetre 
[''kate''.''tentacleTipDiameter(Example argument)''] -> 14 centimetre

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'''1515.''' ''tentacleLength'' | ''tentacleSize'' 
''(pluralUnits)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the length of the character's tentacle, in the metric or imperial units as defined in user settings. Pass in 'true' as an argument if you want the resulting units to be pluralised (i.e. 'inches' instead of 'inch'). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''tentacleLength(Example argument)''] -> 0 centimetre 
[''brax''.''tentacleLength(Example argument)''] -> 0 centimetre 
[''kate''.''tentacleLength(Example argument)''] -> 0 centimetre

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'''1516.''' ''tentaclePenetrationLength'' | ''tentaclePenetrationSize'' 
''(pluralUnits)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the length of the character's tentacle which is used in penetrations (80% of total length), in the metric or imperial units as defined in user settings. Pass in 'true' as an argument if you want the resulting units to be pluralised (i.e. 'inches' instead of 'inch'). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''tentaclePenetrationLength(Example argument)''] -> 0 centimetre 
[''brax''.''tentaclePenetrationLength(Example argument)''] -> 0 centimetre 
[''kate''.''tentaclePenetrationLength(Example argument)''] -> 0 centimetre
== Wings ==
'''1517.''' ''wingRace'' | ''wingsRace'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the race that's associated with this body part. Race is *not* gender-specific (i.e. will return 'wolf-morph', not 'wolf-girl'). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''wingRace''] -> demon 
[''brax''.''wingRace''] -> no race 
[''kate''.''wingRace''] -> demon

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'''1518.''' ''wingraceFeral'' | ''wingferalRace'' | ''wingsraceFeral'' | ''wingsferalRace'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the feral race that's associated with this body part. Race is *not* gender-specific (i.e. will return 'dog', not 'bitch'). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''wingraceFeral''] -> demon 
[''brax''.''wingraceFeral''] -> no race 
[''kate''.''wingraceFeral''] -> demon

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'''1519.''' ''wingSkin'' | ''wingsSkin'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the 'skin' covering this body part. This could, in fact, be quite different from skin, for example: fur, keratin, scales, slime, etc. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''wingSkin''] -> skin 
[''brax''.''wingSkin''] -> 
[''kate''.''wingSkin''] -> skin

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'''1520.''' ''wingSkin+'' | ''wingSkinD'' | ''wingsSkin+'' | ''wingsSkinD'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the 'skin' covering this body part, just as the 'Skin' command does, but this adds a descriptor to the start (if one is available). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''wingSkin+''] -> smooth skin 
[''brax''.''wingSkin+''] -> 
[''kate''.''wingSkin+''] -> smooth skin

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'''1521.''' ''wingFullDescription'' | ''wingsFullDescription'' 
''true If you want this description's colour names to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a full description of this part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''wingFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> scarlet, smooth skin 
[''brax''.''wingFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> 
[''kate''.''wingFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> pink, smooth skin

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'''1522.''' ''wingFullDescriptionColour'' | ''wingFullDescriptionColor'' | ''wingFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''wingFullDescriptionColored'' | ''wingsFullDescriptionColour'' | ''wingsFullDescriptionColor'' | ''wingsFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''wingsFullDescriptionColored'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a full description of this part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''wingFullDescriptionColour''] -> scarlet, smooth skin 
[''brax''.''wingFullDescriptionColour''] -> 
[''kate''.''wingFullDescriptionColour''] -> pink, smooth skin

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'''1523.''' ''wingColour'' | ''wingColor'' | ''wingsColour'' | ''wingsColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''wingColour(Example argument)''] -> scarlet 
[''brax''.''wingColour(Example argument)''] -> 
[''kate''.''wingColour(Example argument)''] -> pink

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'''1524.''' ''wingColourPrimary'' | ''wingColorPrimary'' | ''wingPrimaryColour'' | ''wingPrimaryColor'' | ''wingsColourPrimary'' | ''wingsColorPrimary'' | ''wingsPrimaryColour'' | ''wingsPrimaryColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the primary colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''wingColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> scarlet 
[''brax''.''wingColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> 
[''kate''.''wingColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> pink

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'''1525.''' ''wingColourSecondary'' | ''wingColorSecondary'' | ''wingSecondaryColour'' | ''wingSecondaryColor'' | ''wingsColourSecondary'' | ''wingsColorSecondary'' | ''wingsSecondaryColour'' | ''wingsSecondaryColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the secondary colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''wingColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> scarlet 
[''brax''.''wingColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> 
[''kate''.''wingColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> pink

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'''1526.''' ''wingColourHex'' | ''wingColorHex'' | ''wingsColourHex'' | ''wingsColorHex'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the hex code for the colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''wingColourHex''] -> #ff385d 
[''brax''.''wingColourHex''] -> 
[''kate''.''wingColourHex''] -> #ff6bda

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'''1527.''' ''wing'' 
''(forceSingular)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the basic, singular name for this body part. Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its plural equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with two horns would have the command 'horn(true)' output 'horn') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''wing(Example argument)''] -> wings 
[''brax''.''wing(Example argument)''] -> wings 
[''kate''.''wing(Example argument)''] -> wings

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'''1528.''' ''wings'' 
''(forcePlurality)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the basic, plural name for this body part. Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its singular equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with a single udder would have the command 'crotchBoobs(true)' output 'udders') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''wings(Example argument)''] -> wings 
[''brax''.''wings(Example argument)''] -> wings 
[''kate''.''wings(Example argument)''] -> wings

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'''1529.''' ''wing+'' | ''wingD'' 
''(forceSingular)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the singular name for this body part, with a descriptor appended to the start (if one is available). Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its plural equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with two horns would have the command 'horn+(true)' output 'curved horn') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''wing+(Example argument)''] -> leathery wings 
[''brax''.''wing+(Example argument)''] -> wings 
[''kate''.''wing+(Example argument)''] -> leathery wings

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'''1530.''' ''wings+'' | ''wingsD'' 
''(forcePlurality)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the plural name for this body part, with a descriptor appended to the start (if one is available). Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its singular equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with a single udder would have the command 'crotchBoobs+(true)' output 'big udders') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''wings+(Example argument)''] -> demonic wings 
[''brax''.''wings+(Example argument)''] -> wings 
[''kate''.''wings+(Example argument)''] -> leathery wings

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'''1531.''' ''wingSize'' | ''wingsSize'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''wingSize''] -> large 
[''brax''.''wingSize''] -> tiny 
[''kate''.''wingSize''] -> small
== Ass ==
'''1532.''' ''assRace'' | ''buttRace'' | ''assesRace'' | ''buttsRace'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the race that's associated with this body part. Race is *not* gender-specific (i.e. will return 'wolf-morph', not 'wolf-girl'). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''assRace''] -> demon 
[''brax''.''assRace''] -> wolf-morph 
[''kate''.''assRace''] -> demon

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'''1533.''' ''assraceFeral'' | ''assferalRace'' | ''buttraceFeral'' | ''buttferalRace'' | ''assesraceFeral'' | ''assesferalRace'' | ''buttsraceFeral'' | ''buttsferalRace'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the feral race that's associated with this body part. Race is *not* gender-specific (i.e. will return 'dog', not 'bitch'). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''assraceFeral''] -> demon 
[''brax''.''assraceFeral''] -> wolf 
[''kate''.''assraceFeral''] -> demon

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'''1534.''' ''assSkin'' | ''buttSkin'' | ''assesSkin'' | ''buttsSkin'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the 'skin' covering this body part. This could, in fact, be quite different from skin, for example: fur, keratin, scales, slime, etc. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''assSkin''] -> skin 
[''brax''.''assSkin''] -> fur 
[''kate''.''assSkin''] -> skin

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'''1535.''' ''assSkin+'' | ''assSkinD'' | ''buttSkin+'' | ''buttSkinD'' | ''assesSkin+'' | ''assesSkinD'' | ''buttsSkin+'' | ''buttsSkinD'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the 'skin' covering this body part, just as the 'Skin' command does, but this adds a descriptor to the start (if one is available). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''assSkin+''] -> smooth skin 
[''brax''.''assSkin+''] -> shaggy fur 
[''kate''.''assSkin+''] -> smooth skin

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'''1536.''' ''assFullDescription'' | ''buttFullDescription'' | ''assesFullDescription'' | ''buttsFullDescription'' 
''true If you want this description's colour names to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a full description of this part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''assFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> dark, smooth skin 
[''brax''.''assFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> grey, shaggy fur 
[''kate''.''assFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> pink, smooth skin

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'''1537.''' ''assFullDescriptionColour'' | ''assFullDescriptionColor'' | ''assFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''assFullDescriptionColored'' | ''buttFullDescriptionColour'' | ''buttFullDescriptionColor'' | ''buttFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''buttFullDescriptionColored'' | ''assesFullDescriptionColour'' | ''assesFullDescriptionColor'' | ''assesFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''assesFullDescriptionColored'' | ''buttsFullDescriptionColour'' | ''buttsFullDescriptionColor'' | ''buttsFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''buttsFullDescriptionColored'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a full description of this part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''assFullDescriptionColour''] -> dark, smooth skin 
[''brax''.''assFullDescriptionColour''] -> grey, shaggy fur 
[''kate''.''assFullDescriptionColour''] -> pink, smooth skin

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'''1538.''' ''assColour'' | ''assColor'' | ''buttColour'' | ''buttColor'' | ''assesColour'' | ''assesColor'' | ''buttsColour'' | ''buttsColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''assColour(Example argument)''] -> dark 
[''brax''.''assColour(Example argument)''] -> grey 
[''kate''.''assColour(Example argument)''] -> pink

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'''1539.''' ''assColourPrimary'' | ''assColorPrimary'' | ''assPrimaryColour'' | ''assPrimaryColor'' | ''buttColourPrimary'' | ''buttColorPrimary'' | ''buttPrimaryColour'' | ''buttPrimaryColor'' | ''assesColourPrimary'' | ''assesColorPrimary'' | ''assesPrimaryColour'' | ''assesPrimaryColor'' | ''buttsColourPrimary'' | ''buttsColorPrimary'' | ''buttsPrimaryColour'' | ''buttsPrimaryColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the primary colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''assColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> dark 
[''brax''.''assColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> grey 
[''kate''.''assColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> pink

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'''1540.''' ''assColourSecondary'' | ''assColorSecondary'' | ''assSecondaryColour'' | ''assSecondaryColor'' | ''buttColourSecondary'' | ''buttColorSecondary'' | ''buttSecondaryColour'' | ''buttSecondaryColor'' | ''assesColourSecondary'' | ''assesColorSecondary'' | ''assesSecondaryColour'' | ''assesSecondaryColor'' | ''buttsColourSecondary'' | ''buttsColorSecondary'' | ''buttsSecondaryColour'' | ''buttsSecondaryColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the secondary colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''assColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> dark 
[''brax''.''assColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> grey 
[''kate''.''assColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> pink

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'''1541.''' ''assColourHex'' | ''assColorHex'' | ''buttColourHex'' | ''buttColorHex'' | ''assesColourHex'' | ''assesColorHex'' | ''buttsColourHex'' | ''buttsColorHex'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the hex code for the colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''assColourHex''] -> #9f775b 
[''brax''.''assColourHex''] -> #b3b3b3 
[''kate''.''assColourHex''] -> #ff6bda

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'''1542.''' ''ass'' | ''butt'' 
''(forceSingular)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the basic, singular name for this body part. Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its plural equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with two horns would have the command 'horn(true)' output 'horn') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''ass(Example argument)''] -> butt 
[''brax''.''ass(Example argument)''] -> rear end 
[''kate''.''ass(Example argument)''] -> rump

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'''1543.''' ''asses'' | ''butts'' 
''(forcePlurality)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the basic, plural name for this body part. Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its singular equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with a single udder would have the command 'crotchBoobs(true)' output 'udders') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''asses(Example argument)''] -> butt 
[''brax''.''asses(Example argument)''] -> rump 
[''kate''.''asses(Example argument)''] -> ass

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'''1544.''' ''ass+'' | ''assD'' | ''butt+'' | ''buttD'' 
''(forceSingular)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the singular name for this body part, with a descriptor appended to the start (if one is available). Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its plural equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with two horns would have the command 'horn+(true)' output 'curved horn') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''ass+(Example argument)''] -> large rear end 
[''brax''.''ass+(Example argument)''] -> rear end 
[''kate''.''ass+(Example argument)''] -> demonic ass

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'''1545.''' ''asses+'' | ''assesD'' | ''butts+'' | ''buttsD'' 
''(forcePlurality)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the plural name for this body part, with a descriptor appended to the start (if one is available). Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its singular equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with a single udder would have the command 'crotchBoobs+(true)' output 'big udders') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''asses+(Example argument)''] -> large butt 
[''brax''.''asses+(Example argument)''] -> rear end 
[''kate''.''asses+(Example argument)''] -> large rump

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'''1546.''' ''assSize'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a descriptor of this character's ass size. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''assSize''] -> large 
[''brax''.''assSize''] -> small 
[''kate''.''assSize''] -> large

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'''1547.''' ''assCapacity'' | ''assholeCapacity'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a descriptor of this character's asshole capacity. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''assCapacity''] -> tight 
[''brax''.''assCapacity''] -> extremely tight 
[''kate''.''assCapacity''] -> somewhat tight

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'''1548.''' ''assDepth'' | ''assholeDepth'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a descriptor of this character's asshole depth. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''assDepth''] -> average-depth 
[''brax''.''assDepth''] -> average-depth 
[''kate''.''assDepth''] -> average-depth

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'''1549.''' ''assElasticity'' | ''assholeElasticity'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a descriptor of this character's asshole elasticity. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''assElasticity''] -> elastic 
[''brax''.''assElasticity''] -> stiff 
[''kate''.''assElasticity''] -> elastic

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'''1550.''' ''assPlasticity'' | ''assholePlasticity'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a descriptor of this character's asshole plasticity. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''assPlasticity''] -> rubbery 
[''brax''.''assPlasticity''] -> resilient 
[''kate''.''assPlasticity''] -> springy

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'''1551.''' ''assWetness'' | ''assholeWetness'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a descriptor of this character's asshole wetness. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''assWetness''] -> slimy 
[''brax''.''assWetness''] -> dry 
[''kate''.''assWetness''] -> dry

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'''1552.''' ''assCloaca'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''assCloaca''] -> rump 
[''brax''.''assCloaca''] -> rear end 
[''kate''.''assCloaca''] -> butt

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'''1553.''' ''assCloaca+'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''assCloaca+''] -> demonic ass 
[''brax''.''assCloaca+''] -> small rear end 
[''kate''.''assCloaca+''] -> large ass

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'''1554.''' ''hipSkin'' | ''hipsSkin'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the covering of this character's hips (which is based on torso type). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''hipSkin''] -> skin 
[''brax''.''hipSkin''] -> fur 
[''kate''.''hipSkin''] -> skin

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'''1555.''' ''hipSkin+'' | ''hipsSkin+'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the covering of this character's hips (which is based on torso type), plus a descriptor appended before it. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''hipSkin+''] -> smooth skin 
[''brax''.''hipSkin+''] -> shaggy fur 
[''kate''.''hipSkin+''] -> smooth skin

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'''1556.''' ''hip'' | ''hips'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of this character's hips. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''hip''] -> hips 
[''brax''.''hip''] -> hips 
[''kate''.''hip''] -> hips

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'''1557.''' ''hip+'' | ''hipD'' | ''hips+'' | ''hipsD'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of this character's hips, plus a size descriptor appened before it. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''hip+''] -> womanly hips 
[''brax''.''hip+''] -> narrow hips 
[''kate''.''hip+''] -> girly hips

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'''1558.''' ''hipSize'' | ''hipsSize'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a descriptor of this character's hip size. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''hipSize''] -> womanly 
[''brax''.''hipSize''] -> narrow 
[''kate''.''hipSize''] -> girly

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'''1559.''' ''breastCapacity'' | ''breastsCapacity'' | ''titCapacity'' | ''titsCapacity'' | ''boobCapacity'' | ''boobsCapacity'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a descriptor of this character's nipple capacity. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''breastCapacity''] -> tight 
[''brax''.''breastCapacity''] -> extremely tight 
[''kate''.''breastCapacity''] -> tight
== Anus ==
'''1560.''' ''anusRace'' | ''assholeRace'' | ''anusesRace'' | ''assholesRace'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the race that's associated with this body part. Race is *not* gender-specific (i.e. will return 'wolf-morph', not 'wolf-girl'). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''anusRace''] -> demon 
[''brax''.''anusRace''] -> bat-morph 
[''kate''.''anusRace''] -> demon

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'''1561.''' ''anusraceFeral'' | ''anusferalRace'' | ''assholeraceFeral'' | ''assholeferalRace'' | ''anusesraceFeral'' | ''anusesferalRace'' | ''assholesraceFeral'' | ''assholesferalRace'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the feral race that's associated with this body part. Race is *not* gender-specific (i.e. will return 'dog', not 'bitch'). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''anusraceFeral''] -> demon 
[''brax''.''anusraceFeral''] -> bat 
[''kate''.''anusraceFeral''] -> demon

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'''1562.''' ''anusSkin'' | ''assholeSkin'' | ''anusesSkin'' | ''assholesSkin'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the 'skin' covering this body part. This could, in fact, be quite different from skin, for example: fur, keratin, scales, slime, etc. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''anusSkin''] -> skin 
[''brax''.''anusSkin''] -> skin 
[''kate''.''anusSkin''] -> skin

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'''1563.''' ''anusSkin+'' | ''anusSkinD'' | ''assholeSkin+'' | ''assholeSkinD'' | ''anusesSkin+'' | ''anusesSkinD'' | ''assholesSkin+'' | ''assholesSkinD'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the 'skin' covering this body part, just as the 'Skin' command does, but this adds a descriptor to the start (if one is available). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''anusSkin+''] -> smooth skin 
[''brax''.''anusSkin+''] -> smooth skin 
[''kate''.''anusSkin+''] -> smooth skin

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'''1564.''' ''anusFullDescription'' | ''assholeFullDescription'' | ''anusesFullDescription'' | ''assholesFullDescription'' 
''true If you want this description's colour names to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a full description of this part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''anusFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> dark-rimmed anus, with fleshy-pink internal walls 
[''brax''.''anusFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> olive-rimmed anus, with fleshy-pink internal walls 
[''kate''.''anusFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> pink-rimmed anus, with fleshy-pink internal walls

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'''1565.''' ''anusFullDescriptionColour'' | ''anusFullDescriptionColor'' | ''anusFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''anusFullDescriptionColored'' | ''assholeFullDescriptionColour'' | ''assholeFullDescriptionColor'' | ''assholeFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''assholeFullDescriptionColored'' | ''anusesFullDescriptionColour'' | ''anusesFullDescriptionColor'' | ''anusesFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''anusesFullDescriptionColored'' | ''assholesFullDescriptionColour'' | ''assholesFullDescriptionColor'' | ''assholesFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''assholesFullDescriptionColored'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a full description of this part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''anusFullDescriptionColour''] -> dark-rimmed anus, with fleshy-pink internal walls 
[''brax''.''anusFullDescriptionColour''] -> olive-rimmed anus, with fleshy-pink internal walls 
[''kate''.''anusFullDescriptionColour''] -> pink-rimmed anus, with fleshy-pink internal walls

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'''1566.''' ''anusColour'' | ''anusColor'' | ''assholeColour'' | ''assholeColor'' | ''anusesColour'' | ''anusesColor'' | ''assholesColour'' | ''assholesColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''anusColour(Example argument)''] -> dark-rimmed 
[''brax''.''anusColour(Example argument)''] -> olive-rimmed 
[''kate''.''anusColour(Example argument)''] -> pink-rimmed

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'''1567.''' ''anusColourPrimary'' | ''anusColorPrimary'' | ''anusPrimaryColour'' | ''anusPrimaryColor'' | ''assholeColourPrimary'' | ''assholeColorPrimary'' | ''assholePrimaryColour'' | ''assholePrimaryColor'' | ''anusesColourPrimary'' | ''anusesColorPrimary'' | ''anusesPrimaryColour'' | ''anusesPrimaryColor'' | ''assholesColourPrimary'' | ''assholesColorPrimary'' | ''assholesPrimaryColour'' | ''assholesPrimaryColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the primary colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''anusColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> dark 
[''brax''.''anusColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> olive 
[''kate''.''anusColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> pink

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'''1568.''' ''anusColourSecondary'' | ''anusColorSecondary'' | ''anusSecondaryColour'' | ''anusSecondaryColor'' | ''assholeColourSecondary'' | ''assholeColorSecondary'' | ''assholeSecondaryColour'' | ''assholeSecondaryColor'' | ''anusesColourSecondary'' | ''anusesColorSecondary'' | ''anusesSecondaryColour'' | ''anusesSecondaryColor'' | ''assholesColourSecondary'' | ''assholesColorSecondary'' | ''assholesSecondaryColour'' | ''assholesSecondaryColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the secondary colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''anusColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> fleshy-pink 
[''brax''.''anusColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> fleshy-pink 
[''kate''.''anusColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> fleshy-pink

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'''1569.''' ''anusColourHex'' | ''anusColorHex'' | ''assholeColourHex'' | ''assholeColorHex'' | ''anusesColourHex'' | ''anusesColorHex'' | ''assholesColourHex'' | ''assholesColorHex'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the hex code for the colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''anusColourHex''] -> #9f775b 
[''brax''.''anusColourHex''] -> #edc491 
[''kate''.''anusColourHex''] -> #ff6bda

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'''1570.''' ''anus'' | ''asshole'' 
''(forceSingular)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the basic, singular name for this body part. Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its plural equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with two horns would have the command 'horn(true)' output 'horn') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''anus(Example argument)''] -> back door 
[''brax''.''anus(Example argument)''] -> back door 
[''kate''.''anus(Example argument)''] -> back door

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'''1571.''' ''anuses'' | ''assholes'' 
''(forcePlurality)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the basic, plural name for this body part. Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its singular equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with a single udder would have the command 'crotchBoobs(true)' output 'udders') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''anuses(Example argument)''] -> asshole 
[''brax''.''anuses(Example argument)''] -> rear entrance 
[''kate''.''anuses(Example argument)''] -> rear entrance

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'''1572.''' ''anus+'' | ''anusD'' | ''asshole+'' | ''assholeD'' 
''(forceSingular)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the singular name for this body part, with a descriptor appended to the start (if one is available). Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its plural equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with two horns would have the command 'horn+(true)' output 'curved horn') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''anus+(Example argument)''] -> slimy rear entrance 
[''brax''.''anus+(Example argument)''] -> hairy rear entrance 
[''kate''.''anus+(Example argument)''] -> somewhat-tight back door

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'''1573.''' ''anuses+'' | ''anusesD'' | ''assholes+'' | ''assholesD'' 
''(forcePlurality)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the plural name for this body part, with a descriptor appended to the start (if one is available). Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its singular equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with a single udder would have the command 'crotchBoobs+(true)' output 'big udders') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''anuses+(Example argument)''] -> internally-ribbed asshole 
[''brax''.''anuses+(Example argument)''] -> rear entrance 
[''kate''.''anuses+(Example argument)''] -> internally-muscled asshole
== Breasts ==
'''1574.''' ''breastRace'' | ''titRace'' | ''boobRace'' | ''chestRace'' | ''breastsRace'' | ''titsRace'' | ''boobsRace'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the race that's associated with this body part. Race is *not* gender-specific (i.e. will return 'wolf-morph', not 'wolf-girl'). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''breastRace''] -> demon 
[''brax''.''breastRace''] -> wolf-morph 
[''kate''.''breastRace''] -> demon

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'''1575.''' ''breastraceFeral'' | ''breastferalRace'' | ''titraceFeral'' | ''titferalRace'' | ''boobraceFeral'' | ''boobferalRace'' | ''chestraceFeral'' | ''chestferalRace'' | ''breastsraceFeral'' | ''breastsferalRace'' | ''titsraceFeral'' | ''titsferalRace'' | ''boobsraceFeral'' | ''boobsferalRace'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the feral race that's associated with this body part. Race is *not* gender-specific (i.e. will return 'dog', not 'bitch'). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''breastraceFeral''] -> demon 
[''brax''.''breastraceFeral''] -> wolf 
[''kate''.''breastraceFeral''] -> demon

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'''1576.''' ''breastSkin'' | ''titSkin'' | ''boobSkin'' | ''chestSkin'' | ''breastsSkin'' | ''titsSkin'' | ''boobsSkin'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the 'skin' covering this body part. This could, in fact, be quite different from skin, for example: fur, keratin, scales, slime, etc. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''breastSkin''] -> skin 
[''brax''.''breastSkin''] -> fur 
[''kate''.''breastSkin''] -> skin

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'''1577.''' ''breastSkin+'' | ''breastSkinD'' | ''titSkin+'' | ''titSkinD'' | ''boobSkin+'' | ''boobSkinD'' | ''chestSkin+'' | ''chestSkinD'' | ''breastsSkin+'' | ''breastsSkinD'' | ''titsSkin+'' | ''titsSkinD'' | ''boobsSkin+'' | ''boobsSkinD'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the 'skin' covering this body part, just as the 'Skin' command does, but this adds a descriptor to the start (if one is available). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''breastSkin+''] -> smooth skin 
[''brax''.''breastSkin+''] -> shaggy fur 
[''kate''.''breastSkin+''] -> smooth skin

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'''1578.''' ''breastFullDescription'' | ''titFullDescription'' | ''boobFullDescription'' | ''chestFullDescription'' | ''breastsFullDescription'' | ''titsFullDescription'' | ''boobsFullDescription'' 
''true If you want this description's colour names to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a full description of this part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''breastFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> dark, smooth skin 
[''brax''.''breastFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> grey, shaggy fur 
[''kate''.''breastFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> pink, smooth skin

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'''1579.''' ''breastFullDescriptionColour'' | ''breastFullDescriptionColor'' | ''breastFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''breastFullDescriptionColored'' | ''titFullDescriptionColour'' | ''titFullDescriptionColor'' | ''titFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''titFullDescriptionColored'' | ''boobFullDescriptionColour'' | ''boobFullDescriptionColor'' | ''boobFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''boobFullDescriptionColored'' | ''chestFullDescriptionColour'' | ''chestFullDescriptionColor'' | ''chestFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''chestFullDescriptionColored'' | ''breastsFullDescriptionColour'' | ''breastsFullDescriptionColor'' | ''breastsFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''breastsFullDescriptionColored'' | ''titsFullDescriptionColour'' | ''titsFullDescriptionColor'' | ''titsFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''titsFullDescriptionColored'' | ''boobsFullDescriptionColour'' | ''boobsFullDescriptionColor'' | ''boobsFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''boobsFullDescriptionColored'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a full description of this part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''breastFullDescriptionColour''] -> dark, smooth skin 
[''brax''.''breastFullDescriptionColour''] -> grey, shaggy fur 
[''kate''.''breastFullDescriptionColour''] -> pink, smooth skin

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'''1580.''' ''breastColour'' | ''breastColor'' | ''titColour'' | ''titColor'' | ''boobColour'' | ''boobColor'' | ''chestColour'' | ''chestColor'' | ''breastsColour'' | ''breastsColor'' | ''titsColour'' | ''titsColor'' | ''boobsColour'' | ''boobsColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''breastColour(Example argument)''] -> dark 
[''brax''.''breastColour(Example argument)''] -> grey 
[''kate''.''breastColour(Example argument)''] -> pink

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'''1581.''' ''breastColourPrimary'' | ''breastColorPrimary'' | ''breastPrimaryColour'' | ''breastPrimaryColor'' | ''titColourPrimary'' | ''titColorPrimary'' | ''titPrimaryColour'' | ''titPrimaryColor'' | ''boobColourPrimary'' | ''boobColorPrimary'' | ''boobPrimaryColour'' | ''boobPrimaryColor'' | ''chestColourPrimary'' | ''chestColorPrimary'' | ''chestPrimaryColour'' | ''chestPrimaryColor'' | ''breastsColourPrimary'' | ''breastsColorPrimary'' | ''breastsPrimaryColour'' | ''breastsPrimaryColor'' | ''titsColourPrimary'' | ''titsColorPrimary'' | ''titsPrimaryColour'' | ''titsPrimaryColor'' | ''boobsColourPrimary'' | ''boobsColorPrimary'' | ''boobsPrimaryColour'' | ''boobsPrimaryColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the primary colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''breastColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> dark 
[''brax''.''breastColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> grey 
[''kate''.''breastColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> pink

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'''1582.''' ''breastColourSecondary'' | ''breastColorSecondary'' | ''breastSecondaryColour'' | ''breastSecondaryColor'' | ''titColourSecondary'' | ''titColorSecondary'' | ''titSecondaryColour'' | ''titSecondaryColor'' | ''boobColourSecondary'' | ''boobColorSecondary'' | ''boobSecondaryColour'' | ''boobSecondaryColor'' | ''chestColourSecondary'' | ''chestColorSecondary'' | ''chestSecondaryColour'' | ''chestSecondaryColor'' | ''breastsColourSecondary'' | ''breastsColorSecondary'' | ''breastsSecondaryColour'' | ''breastsSecondaryColor'' | ''titsColourSecondary'' | ''titsColorSecondary'' | ''titsSecondaryColour'' | ''titsSecondaryColor'' | ''boobsColourSecondary'' | ''boobsColorSecondary'' | ''boobsSecondaryColour'' | ''boobsSecondaryColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the secondary colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''breastColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> dark 
[''brax''.''breastColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> grey 
[''kate''.''breastColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> pink

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'''1583.''' ''breastColourHex'' | ''breastColorHex'' | ''titColourHex'' | ''titColorHex'' | ''boobColourHex'' | ''boobColorHex'' | ''chestColourHex'' | ''chestColorHex'' | ''breastsColourHex'' | ''breastsColorHex'' | ''titsColourHex'' | ''titsColorHex'' | ''boobsColourHex'' | ''boobsColorHex'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the hex code for the colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''breastColourHex''] -> #9f775b 
[''brax''.''breastColourHex''] -> #b3b3b3 
[''kate''.''breastColourHex''] -> #ff6bda

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'''1584.''' ''breast'' | ''tit'' | ''boob'' | ''chest'' 
''(forceSingular)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the basic, singular name for this body part. Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its plural equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with two horns would have the command 'horn(true)' output 'horn') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''breast(Example argument)''] -> tits 
[''brax''.''breast(Example argument)''] -> pecs 
[''kate''.''breast(Example argument)''] -> tits

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'''1585.''' ''breasts'' | ''tits'' | ''boobs'' 
''(forcePlurality)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the basic, plural name for this body part. Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its singular equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with a single udder would have the command 'crotchBoobs(true)' output 'udders') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''breasts(Example argument)''] -> mammaries 
[''brax''.''breasts(Example argument)''] -> pecs 
[''kate''.''breasts(Example argument)''] -> mammaries

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'''1586.''' ''breast+'' | ''breastD'' | ''tit+'' | ''titD'' | ''boob+'' | ''boobD'' | ''chest+'' | ''chestD'' 
''(forceSingular)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the singular name for this body part, with a descriptor appended to the start (if one is available). Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its plural equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with two horns would have the command 'horn+(true)' output 'curved horn') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''breast+(Example argument)''] -> perky boobs 
[''brax''.''breast+(Example argument)''] -> flat pecs 
[''kate''.''breast+(Example argument)''] -> round boobs

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'''1587.''' ''breasts+'' | ''breastsD'' | ''tits+'' | ''titsD'' | ''boobs+'' | ''boobsD'' 
''(forcePlurality)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the plural name for this body part, with a descriptor appended to the start (if one is available). Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its singular equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with a single udder would have the command 'crotchBoobs+(true)' output 'big udders') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''breasts+(Example argument)''] -> sizeable mammaries 
[''brax''.''breasts+(Example argument)''] -> pointy pecs 
[''kate''.''breasts+(Example argument)''] -> mammaries

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'''1588.''' ''paizuri'' | ''naizuri'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns 'paizuri' if the character's breasts are large enough to give a proper tit-job, or 'naizuri' if they are too small. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''paizuri''] -> paizuri 
[''brax''.''paizuri''] -> naizuri 
[''kate''.''paizuri''] -> paizuri

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'''1589.''' ''breastSize'' | ''breastsSize'' | ''titSize'' | ''titsSize'' | ''boobSize'' | ''boobsSize'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a descriptor of the character's breast size. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''breastSize''] -> sizeable 
[''brax''.''breastSize''] -> flat 
[''kate''.''breastSize''] -> sizeable

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'''1590.''' ''breastShape'' | ''breastsShape'' | ''titShape'' | ''titsShape'' | ''boobShape'' | ''boobsShape'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the shape of this character's breasts. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''breastShape''] -> perky 
[''brax''.''breastShape''] -> pointy 
[''kate''.''breastShape''] -> round

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'''1591.''' ''nippleSize'' | ''nipplesSize'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the size of this character's nipples. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''nippleSize''] -> large 
[''brax''.''nippleSize''] -> tiny 
[''kate''.''nippleSize''] -> big

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'''1592.''' ''areolaSize'' | ''areolaeSize'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the size of this character's areolae. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''areolaSize''] -> large 
[''brax''.''areolaSize''] -> tiny 
[''kate''.''areolaSize''] -> average-sized

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'''1593.''' ''cupSize'' | ''cups'' | ''breastCups'' | ''breastsCups'' | ''titCups'' | ''titsCups'' | ''boobCups'' | ''boobsCups'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of this character's cup size. (e.g. 'AA', 'B', 'DD') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''cupSize''] -> E 
[''brax''.''cupSize''] -> flat 
[''kate''.''cupSize''] -> F

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'''1594.''' ''breastDepth'' | ''breastsDepth'' | ''titDepth'' | ''titsDepth'' | ''boobDepth'' | ''boobsDepth'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a descriptor of this character's nipple depth. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''breastDepth''] -> average-depth 
[''brax''.''breastDepth''] -> average-depth 
[''kate''.''breastDepth''] -> average-depth

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'''1595.''' ''breastElasticity'' | ''breastsElasticity'' | ''titElasticity'' | ''titsElasticity'' | ''boobElasticity'' | ''boobsElasticity'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a descriptor of this character's nipple elasticity. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''breastElasticity''] -> elastic 
[''brax''.''breastElasticity''] -> flexible 
[''kate''.''breastElasticity''] -> elastic

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'''1596.''' ''breastPlasticity'' | ''breastsPlasticity'' | ''titPlasticity'' | ''titsPlasticity'' | ''boobPlasticity'' | ''boobsPlasticity'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a descriptor of this character's nipple plasticity. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''breastPlasticity''] -> rubbery 
[''brax''.''breastPlasticity''] -> resilient 
[''kate''.''breastPlasticity''] -> rubbery

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'''1597.''' ''breastRows'' | ''nippleRows'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the number of this character's breast rows, formatted as a word + 'pairs of'. (e.g. 'pair of', 'three pairs of') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''breastRows''] -> pair of 
[''brax''.''breastRows''] -> pair of 
[''kate''.''breastRows''] -> pair of

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'''1598.''' ''totalBreasts'' | ''totalBreastCount'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the total number of breasts that this character has. i.e. Breast rows * 2 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''totalBreasts''] -> two 
[''brax''.''totalBreasts''] -> two 
[''kate''.''totalBreasts''] -> two

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'''1599.''' ''nipplesPerBreast'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the number of nipples that this character has on each breast. Will usually just be one. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''nipplesPerBreast''] -> one 
[''brax''.''nipplesPerBreast''] -> one 
[''kate''.''nipplesPerBreast''] -> one

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'''1600.''' ''totalNipples'' | ''totalNippleCount'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the total number of nipples that this character has. i.e. Breast rows * 2 * nipples per row 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''totalNipples''] -> two 
[''brax''.''totalNipples''] -> two 
[''kate''.''totalNipples''] -> two

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'''1601.''' ''lactation'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''lactation''] -> no 
[''brax''.''lactation''] -> no 
[''kate''.''lactation''] -> no

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'''1602.''' ''milkRegen'' | ''milkRegeneration'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''milkRegen''] -> average 
[''brax''.''milkRegen''] -> average 
[''kate''.''milkRegen''] -> average

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'''1603.''' ''breastCrotchPair'' | ''crotchBoobPair'' | ''crotchBoobsPair'' | ''udderSet'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns 'pair', or 'set', based on whether the character's crotch boobs are udders or not 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''breastCrotchPair''] -> pair 
[''brax''.''breastCrotchPair''] -> pair 
[''kate''.''breastCrotchPair''] -> pair

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'''1604.''' ''udderSize'' | ''uddersSize'' | ''crotchBreastSize'' | ''crotchBreastsSize'' | ''crotchTitSize'' | ''crotchTitsSize'' | ''crotchBoobSize'' | ''crotchBoobsSize'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''udderSize''] -> average-sized 
[''brax''.''udderSize''] -> extremely tiny 
[''kate''.''udderSize''] -> average-sized

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'''1605.''' ''udderShape'' | ''uddersShape'' | ''crotchBreastShape'' | ''crotchBreastsShape'' | ''crotchTitShape'' | ''crotchTitsShape'' | ''crotchBoobShape'' | ''crotchBoobsShape'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''udderShape''] -> round 
[''brax''.''udderShape''] -> wide 
[''kate''.''udderShape''] -> pointy

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'''1606.''' ''udderNippleSize'' | ''udderNipplesSize'' | ''uddersNippleSize'' | ''uddersNipplesSize'' | ''crotchNippleSize'' | ''crotchNipplesSize'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''udderNippleSize''] -> big 
[''brax''.''udderNippleSize''] -> big 
[''kate''.''udderNippleSize''] -> big

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'''1607.''' ''udderAreolaSize'' | ''udderAreolaeSize'' | ''uddersAreolaSize'' | ''uddersAreolaeSize'' | ''crotchBoobsAreolaSize'' | ''crotchAreolaSize'' | ''crotchAreolaeSize'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''udderAreolaSize''] -> average-sized 
[''brax''.''udderAreolaSize''] -> average-sized 
[''kate''.''udderAreolaSize''] -> average-sized

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'''1608.''' ''udderCups'' | ''udderCups'' | ''uddersCups'' | ''uddersCups'' | ''crotchBreastCups'' | ''crotchBreastsCups'' | ''crotchTitCups'' | ''crotchTitsCups'' | ''crotchBoobCups'' | ''crotchBoobsCups'' | ''crotchBoobCupSize'' | ''crotchBoobsCupSize'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of this character's crotch-boob cup size. (e.g. 'AA', 'B', 'DD') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''udderCups''] -> C 
[''brax''.''udderCups''] -> AA 
[''kate''.''udderCups''] -> C

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'''1609.''' ''udderCapacity'' | ''uddersCapacity'' | ''crotchBreastCapacity'' | ''crotchBreastsCapacity'' | ''crotchTitCapacity'' | ''crotchTitsCapacity'' | ''crotchBoobCapacity'' | ''crotchBoobsCapacity'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a descriptor of this character's crotch-nipple capacity. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''udderCapacity''] -> somewhat tight 
[''brax''.''udderCapacity''] -> somewhat tight 
[''kate''.''udderCapacity''] -> somewhat tight

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'''1610.''' ''udderDepth'' | ''uddersDepth'' | ''crotchBreastDepth'' | ''crotchBreastsDepth'' | ''crotchTitDepth'' | ''crotchTitsDepth'' | ''crotchBoobDepth'' | ''crotchBoobsDepth'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a descriptor of this character's crotch-nipple depth. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''udderDepth''] -> average-depth 
[''brax''.''udderDepth''] -> average-depth 
[''kate''.''udderDepth''] -> average-depth

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'''1611.''' ''udderElasticity'' | ''uddersElasticity'' | ''crotchBreastElasticity'' | ''crotchBreastsElasticity'' | ''crotchTitElasticity'' | ''crotchTitsElasticity'' | ''crotchBoobElasticity'' | ''crotchBoobsElasticity'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a descriptor of this character's crotch-nipple elasticity. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''udderElasticity''] -> flexible 
[''brax''.''udderElasticity''] -> flexible 
[''kate''.''udderElasticity''] -> flexible

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'''1612.''' ''udderPlasticity'' | ''uddersPlasticity'' | ''crotchBreastPlasticity'' | ''crotchBreastsPlasticity'' | ''crotchTitPlasticity'' | ''crotchTitsPlasticity'' | ''crotchBoobPlasticity'' | ''crotchBoobsPlasticity'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a descriptor of this character's crotch-nipple plasticity. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''udderPlasticity''] -> resilient 
[''brax''.''udderPlasticity''] -> resilient 
[''kate''.''udderPlasticity''] -> resilient

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'''1613.''' ''udderRows'' | ''uddersRows'' | ''crotchBoobRows'' | ''crotchBoobsRows'' | ''crotchBreastRows'' | ''crotchNippleRows'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the number of this character's crotch-boob rows, formatted as a word + 'pairs of'. (e.g. 'pair of', 'three pairs of') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''udderRows''] -> pair of 
[''brax''.''udderRows''] -> two pairs of 
[''kate''.''udderRows''] -> pair of

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'''1614.''' ''totalUdders'' | ''totalUdderCount'' | ''totalCrotchBoobs'' | ''totalCrotchBoobCount'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the total number of breasts that this character has. i.e. Breast rows * 2 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''totalUdders''] -> two 
[''brax''.''totalUdders''] -> four 
[''kate''.''totalUdders''] -> two

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'''1615.''' ''udderNipplesPerBreast'' | ''uddersNipplesPerBreast'' | ''crotchBoobNipplesPerBreast'' | ''crotchBoobsNipplesPerBreast'' | ''crotchNipplesPerBreast'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the number of nipples that this character has on each breast. Will usually just be one. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''udderNipplesPerBreast''] -> one 
[''brax''.''udderNipplesPerBreast''] -> one 
[''kate''.''udderNipplesPerBreast''] -> one

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'''1616.''' ''totalUdderNipples'' | ''totalUddersNipples'' | ''totalCrotchNipples'' | ''totalCrotchNippleCount'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the total number of nipples that this character has. i.e. Breast rows * 2 * nipples per row 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''totalUdderNipples''] -> two 
[''brax''.''totalUdderNipples''] -> four 
[''kate''.''totalUdderNipples''] -> two

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'''1617.''' ''udderLactation'' | ''uddersLactation'' | ''crotchLactation'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''udderLactation''] -> no 
[''brax''.''udderLactation''] -> no 
[''kate''.''udderLactation''] -> no

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'''1618.''' ''udderMilkRegen'' | ''uddersMilkRegen'' | ''crotchMilkRegen'' | ''crotchMilkRegeneration'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''udderMilkRegen''] -> average 
[''brax''.''udderMilkRegen''] -> average 
[''kate''.''udderMilkRegen''] -> average
== Nipples ==
'''1619.''' ''nippleRace'' | ''teatRace'' | ''nipplesRace'' | ''teatsRace'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the race that's associated with this body part. Race is *not* gender-specific (i.e. will return 'wolf-morph', not 'wolf-girl'). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''nippleRace''] -> demon 
[''brax''.''nippleRace''] -> wolf-morph 
[''kate''.''nippleRace''] -> demon

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'''1620.''' ''nippleraceFeral'' | ''nippleferalRace'' | ''teatraceFeral'' | ''teatferalRace'' | ''nipplesraceFeral'' | ''nipplesferalRace'' | ''teatsraceFeral'' | ''teatsferalRace'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the feral race that's associated with this body part. Race is *not* gender-specific (i.e. will return 'dog', not 'bitch'). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''nippleraceFeral''] -> demon 
[''brax''.''nippleraceFeral''] -> wolf 
[''kate''.''nippleraceFeral''] -> demon

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'''1621.''' ''nippleSkin'' | ''teatSkin'' | ''nipplesSkin'' | ''teatsSkin'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the 'skin' covering this body part. This could, in fact, be quite different from skin, for example: fur, keratin, scales, slime, etc. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''nippleSkin''] -> skin 
[''brax''.''nippleSkin''] -> skin 
[''kate''.''nippleSkin''] -> skin

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'''1622.''' ''nippleSkin+'' | ''nippleSkinD'' | ''teatSkin+'' | ''teatSkinD'' | ''nipplesSkin+'' | ''nipplesSkinD'' | ''teatsSkin+'' | ''teatsSkinD'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the 'skin' covering this body part, just as the 'Skin' command does, but this adds a descriptor to the start (if one is available). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''nippleSkin+''] -> smooth skin 
[''brax''.''nippleSkin+''] -> smooth skin 
[''kate''.''nippleSkin+''] -> smooth skin

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'''1623.''' ''nippleFullDescription'' | ''teatFullDescription'' | ''nipplesFullDescription'' | ''teatsFullDescription'' 
''true If you want this description's colour names to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a full description of this part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''nippleFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> dark nipples, with fleshy-pink internal walls 
[''brax''.''nippleFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> olive nipples 
[''kate''.''nippleFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> pink nipples, with fleshy-pink internal walls

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'''1624.''' ''nippleFullDescriptionColour'' | ''nippleFullDescriptionColor'' | ''nippleFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''nippleFullDescriptionColored'' | ''teatFullDescriptionColour'' | ''teatFullDescriptionColor'' | ''teatFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''teatFullDescriptionColored'' | ''nipplesFullDescriptionColour'' | ''nipplesFullDescriptionColor'' | ''nipplesFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''nipplesFullDescriptionColored'' | ''teatsFullDescriptionColour'' | ''teatsFullDescriptionColor'' | ''teatsFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''teatsFullDescriptionColored'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a full description of this part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''nippleFullDescriptionColour''] -> dark nipples, with fleshy-pink internal walls 
[''brax''.''nippleFullDescriptionColour''] -> olive nipples 
[''kate''.''nippleFullDescriptionColour''] -> pink nipples, with fleshy-pink internal walls

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'''1625.''' ''nippleColour'' | ''nippleColor'' | ''teatColour'' | ''teatColor'' | ''nipplesColour'' | ''nipplesColor'' | ''teatsColour'' | ''teatsColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''nippleColour(Example argument)''] -> dark 
[''brax''.''nippleColour(Example argument)''] -> olive 
[''kate''.''nippleColour(Example argument)''] -> pink

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'''1626.''' ''nippleColourPrimary'' | ''nippleColorPrimary'' | ''nipplePrimaryColour'' | ''nipplePrimaryColor'' | ''teatColourPrimary'' | ''teatColorPrimary'' | ''teatPrimaryColour'' | ''teatPrimaryColor'' | ''nipplesColourPrimary'' | ''nipplesColorPrimary'' | ''nipplesPrimaryColour'' | ''nipplesPrimaryColor'' | ''teatsColourPrimary'' | ''teatsColorPrimary'' | ''teatsPrimaryColour'' | ''teatsPrimaryColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the primary colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''nippleColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> dark 
[''brax''.''nippleColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> olive 
[''kate''.''nippleColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> pink

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'''1627.''' ''nippleColourSecondary'' | ''nippleColorSecondary'' | ''nippleSecondaryColour'' | ''nippleSecondaryColor'' | ''teatColourSecondary'' | ''teatColorSecondary'' | ''teatSecondaryColour'' | ''teatSecondaryColor'' | ''nipplesColourSecondary'' | ''nipplesColorSecondary'' | ''nipplesSecondaryColour'' | ''nipplesSecondaryColor'' | ''teatsColourSecondary'' | ''teatsColorSecondary'' | ''teatsSecondaryColour'' | ''teatsSecondaryColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the secondary colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''nippleColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> fleshy-pink 
[''brax''.''nippleColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> fleshy-pink 
[''kate''.''nippleColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> fleshy-pink

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'''1628.''' ''nippleColourHex'' | ''nippleColorHex'' | ''teatColourHex'' | ''teatColorHex'' | ''nipplesColourHex'' | ''nipplesColorHex'' | ''teatsColourHex'' | ''teatsColorHex'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the hex code for the colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''nippleColourHex''] -> #9f775b 
[''brax''.''nippleColourHex''] -> #edc491 
[''kate''.''nippleColourHex''] -> #ff6bda

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'''1629.''' ''nipple'' | ''teat'' 
''(forceSingular)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the basic, singular name for this body part. Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its plural equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with two horns would have the command 'horn(true)' output 'horn') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''nipple(Example argument)''] -> teats 
[''brax''.''nipple(Example argument)''] -> nipples 
[''kate''.''nipple(Example argument)''] -> teats

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'''1630.''' ''nipples'' | ''teats'' 
''(forcePlurality)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the basic, plural name for this body part. Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its singular equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with a single udder would have the command 'crotchBoobs(true)' output 'udders') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''nipples(Example argument)''] -> nipples 
[''brax''.''nipples(Example argument)''] -> nipples 
[''kate''.''nipples(Example argument)''] -> nipples

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'''1631.''' ''nipple+'' | ''nippleD'' | ''teat+'' | ''teatD'' 
''(forceSingular)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the singular name for this body part, with a descriptor appended to the start (if one is available). Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its plural equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with two horns would have the command 'horn+(true)' output 'curved horn') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''nipple+(Example argument)''] -> dark teats 
[''brax''.''nipple+(Example argument)''] -> tiny nipples 
[''kate''.''nipple+(Example argument)''] -> perfect nipples

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'''1632.''' ''nipples+'' | ''nipplesD'' | ''teats+'' | ''teatsD'' 
''(forcePlurality)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the plural name for this body part, with a descriptor appended to the start (if one is available). Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its singular equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with a single udder would have the command 'crotchBoobs+(true)' output 'big udders') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''nipples+(Example argument)''] -> large nipples 
[''brax''.''nipples+(Example argument)''] -> tiny nipples 
[''kate''.''nipples+(Example argument)''] -> perfect nipples
== Milk ==
'''1633.''' ''milkRace'' | ''milksRace'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the race that's associated with this body part. Race is *not* gender-specific (i.e. will return 'wolf-morph', not 'wolf-girl'). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''milkRace''] -> demon 
[''brax''.''milkRace''] -> wolf-morph 
[''kate''.''milkRace''] -> demon

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'''1634.''' ''milkraceFeral'' | ''milkferalRace'' | ''milksraceFeral'' | ''milksferalRace'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the feral race that's associated with this body part. Race is *not* gender-specific (i.e. will return 'dog', not 'bitch'). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''milkraceFeral''] -> demon 
[''brax''.''milkraceFeral''] -> wolf 
[''kate''.''milkraceFeral''] -> demon

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'''1635.''' ''milkSkin'' | ''milksSkin'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the 'skin' covering this body part. This could, in fact, be quite different from skin, for example: fur, keratin, scales, slime, etc. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''milkSkin''] -> milk 
[''brax''.''milkSkin''] -> milk 
[''kate''.''milkSkin''] -> milk

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'''1636.''' ''milkSkin+'' | ''milkSkinD'' | ''milksSkin+'' | ''milksSkinD'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the 'skin' covering this body part, just as the 'Skin' command does, but this adds a descriptor to the start (if one is available). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''milkSkin+''] -> fluid milk 
[''brax''.''milkSkin+''] -> fluid milk 
[''kate''.''milkSkin+''] -> fluid milk

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'''1637.''' ''milkFullDescription'' | ''milksFullDescription'' 
''true If you want this description's colour names to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a full description of this part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''milkFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> white, fluid milk 
[''brax''.''milkFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> white, fluid milk 
[''kate''.''milkFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> white, fluid milk

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'''1638.''' ''milkFullDescriptionColour'' | ''milkFullDescriptionColor'' | ''milkFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''milkFullDescriptionColored'' | ''milksFullDescriptionColour'' | ''milksFullDescriptionColor'' | ''milksFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''milksFullDescriptionColored'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a full description of this part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''milkFullDescriptionColour''] -> white, fluid milk 
[''brax''.''milkFullDescriptionColour''] -> white, fluid milk 
[''kate''.''milkFullDescriptionColour''] -> white, fluid milk

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'''1639.''' ''milkColour'' | ''milkColor'' | ''milksColour'' | ''milksColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''milkColour(Example argument)''] -> white 
[''brax''.''milkColour(Example argument)''] -> white 
[''kate''.''milkColour(Example argument)''] -> white

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'''1640.''' ''milkColourPrimary'' | ''milkColorPrimary'' | ''milkPrimaryColour'' | ''milkPrimaryColor'' | ''milksColourPrimary'' | ''milksColorPrimary'' | ''milksPrimaryColour'' | ''milksPrimaryColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the primary colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''milkColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> white 
[''brax''.''milkColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> white 
[''kate''.''milkColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> white

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'''1641.''' ''milkColourSecondary'' | ''milkColorSecondary'' | ''milkSecondaryColour'' | ''milkSecondaryColor'' | ''milksColourSecondary'' | ''milksColorSecondary'' | ''milksSecondaryColour'' | ''milksSecondaryColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the secondary colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''milkColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> white 
[''brax''.''milkColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> white 
[''kate''.''milkColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> white

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'''1642.''' ''milkColourHex'' | ''milkColorHex'' | ''milksColourHex'' | ''milksColorHex'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the hex code for the colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''milkColourHex''] -> #ffffff 
[''brax''.''milkColourHex''] -> #ffffff 
[''kate''.''milkColourHex''] -> #ffffff

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'''1643.''' ''milk'' 
''(forceSingular)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the basic, singular name for this body part. Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its plural equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with two horns would have the command 'horn(true)' output 'horn') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''milk(Example argument)''] -> milk 
[''brax''.''milk(Example argument)''] -> milk 
[''kate''.''milk(Example argument)''] -> milk

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'''1644.''' ''milks'' 
''(forcePlurality)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the basic, plural name for this body part. Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its singular equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with a single udder would have the command 'crotchBoobs(true)' output 'udders') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''milks(Example argument)''] -> milk 
[''brax''.''milks(Example argument)''] -> milk 
[''kate''.''milks(Example argument)''] -> milk

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'''1645.''' ''milk+'' | ''milkD'' 
''(forceSingular)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the singular name for this body part, with a descriptor appended to the start (if one is available). Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its plural equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with two horns would have the command 'horn+(true)' output 'curved horn') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''milk+(Example argument)''] -> creamy milk 
[''brax''.''milk+(Example argument)''] -> creamy milk 
[''kate''.''milk+(Example argument)''] -> demonic milk

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'''1646.''' ''milks+'' | ''milksD'' 
''(forcePlurality)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the plural name for this body part, with a descriptor appended to the start (if one is available). Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its singular equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with a single udder would have the command 'crotchBoobs+(true)' output 'big udders') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''milks+(Example argument)''] -> creamy milk 
[''brax''.''milks+(Example argument)''] -> lupine milk 
[''kate''.''milks+(Example argument)''] -> demonic milk

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'''1647.''' ''milkFlavour'' | ''flavourMilk'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the flavour of this character's milk. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''milkFlavour''] -> milk 
[''brax''.''milkFlavour''] -> milk 
[''kate''.''milkFlavour''] -> milk

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'''1648.''' ''udderMilkFlavour'' | ''flavourUdderMilk'' | ''crotchMilkFlavour'' | ''flavourCrotchMilk'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the flavour of this character's milk. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''udderMilkFlavour''] -> milk 
[''brax''.''udderMilkFlavour''] -> milk 
[''kate''.''udderMilkFlavour''] -> milk
== Crotch-breasts ==
'''1649.''' ''breastCrotchRace'' | ''titCrotchRace'' | ''boobCrotchRace'' | ''crotchBreastRace'' | ''crotchTitRace'' | ''crotchBoobRace'' | ''udderRace'' | ''breastsCrotchRace'' | ''titsCrotchRace'' | ''boobsCrotchRace'' | ''crotchBreastsRace'' | ''crotchTitsRace'' | ''crotchBoobsRace'' | ''uddersRace'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the race that's associated with this body part. Race is *not* gender-specific (i.e. will return 'wolf-morph', not 'wolf-girl'). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''breastCrotchRace''] -> no race 
[''brax''.''breastCrotchRace''] -> no race 
[''kate''.''breastCrotchRace''] -> no race

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'''1650.''' ''breastCrotchraceFeral'' | ''breastCrotchferalRace'' | ''titCrotchraceFeral'' | ''titCrotchferalRace'' | ''boobCrotchraceFeral'' | ''boobCrotchferalRace'' | ''crotchBreastraceFeral'' | ''crotchBreastferalRace'' | ''crotchTitraceFeral'' | ''crotchTitferalRace'' | ''crotchBoobraceFeral'' | ''crotchBoobferalRace'' | ''udderraceFeral'' | ''udderferalRace'' | ''breastsCrotchraceFeral'' | ''breastsCrotchferalRace'' | ''titsCrotchraceFeral'' | ''titsCrotchferalRace'' | ''boobsCrotchraceFeral'' | ''boobsCrotchferalRace'' | ''crotchBreastsraceFeral'' | ''crotchBreastsferalRace'' | ''crotchTitsraceFeral'' | ''crotchTitsferalRace'' | ''crotchBoobsraceFeral'' | ''crotchBoobsferalRace'' | ''uddersraceFeral'' | ''uddersferalRace'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the feral race that's associated with this body part. Race is *not* gender-specific (i.e. will return 'dog', not 'bitch'). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''breastCrotchraceFeral''] -> no race 
[''brax''.''breastCrotchraceFeral''] -> no race 
[''kate''.''breastCrotchraceFeral''] -> no race

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'''1651.''' ''breastCrotchSkin'' | ''titCrotchSkin'' | ''boobCrotchSkin'' | ''crotchBreastSkin'' | ''crotchTitSkin'' | ''crotchBoobSkin'' | ''udderSkin'' | ''breastsCrotchSkin'' | ''titsCrotchSkin'' | ''boobsCrotchSkin'' | ''crotchBreastsSkin'' | ''crotchTitsSkin'' | ''crotchBoobsSkin'' | ''uddersSkin'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the 'skin' covering this body part. This could, in fact, be quite different from skin, for example: fur, keratin, scales, slime, etc. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''breastCrotchSkin''] -> skin 
[''brax''.''breastCrotchSkin''] -> fur 
[''kate''.''breastCrotchSkin''] -> skin

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'''1652.''' ''breastCrotchSkin+'' | ''breastCrotchSkinD'' | ''titCrotchSkin+'' | ''titCrotchSkinD'' | ''boobCrotchSkin+'' | ''boobCrotchSkinD'' | ''crotchBreastSkin+'' | ''crotchBreastSkinD'' | ''crotchTitSkin+'' | ''crotchTitSkinD'' | ''crotchBoobSkin+'' | ''crotchBoobSkinD'' | ''udderSkin+'' | ''udderSkinD'' | ''breastsCrotchSkin+'' | ''breastsCrotchSkinD'' | ''titsCrotchSkin+'' | ''titsCrotchSkinD'' | ''boobsCrotchSkin+'' | ''boobsCrotchSkinD'' | ''crotchBreastsSkin+'' | ''crotchBreastsSkinD'' | ''crotchTitsSkin+'' | ''crotchTitsSkinD'' | ''crotchBoobsSkin+'' | ''crotchBoobsSkinD'' | ''uddersSkin+'' | ''uddersSkinD'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the 'skin' covering this body part, just as the 'Skin' command does, but this adds a descriptor to the start (if one is available). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''breastCrotchSkin+''] -> smooth skin 
[''brax''.''breastCrotchSkin+''] -> shaggy fur 
[''kate''.''breastCrotchSkin+''] -> smooth skin

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'''1653.''' ''breastCrotchFullDescription'' | ''titCrotchFullDescription'' | ''boobCrotchFullDescription'' | ''crotchBreastFullDescription'' | ''crotchTitFullDescription'' | ''crotchBoobFullDescription'' | ''udderFullDescription'' | ''breastsCrotchFullDescription'' | ''titsCrotchFullDescription'' | ''boobsCrotchFullDescription'' | ''crotchBreastsFullDescription'' | ''crotchTitsFullDescription'' | ''crotchBoobsFullDescription'' | ''uddersFullDescription'' 
''true If you want this description's colour names to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a full description of this part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''breastCrotchFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> dark, smooth skin 
[''brax''.''breastCrotchFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> grey, shaggy fur 
[''kate''.''breastCrotchFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> pink, smooth skin

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'''1654.''' ''breastCrotchFullDescriptionColour'' | ''breastCrotchFullDescriptionColor'' | ''breastCrotchFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''breastCrotchFullDescriptionColored'' | ''titCrotchFullDescriptionColour'' | ''titCrotchFullDescriptionColor'' | ''titCrotchFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''titCrotchFullDescriptionColored'' | ''boobCrotchFullDescriptionColour'' | ''boobCrotchFullDescriptionColor'' | ''boobCrotchFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''boobCrotchFullDescriptionColored'' | ''crotchBreastFullDescriptionColour'' | ''crotchBreastFullDescriptionColor'' | ''crotchBreastFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''crotchBreastFullDescriptionColored'' | ''crotchTitFullDescriptionColour'' | ''crotchTitFullDescriptionColor'' | ''crotchTitFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''crotchTitFullDescriptionColored'' | ''crotchBoobFullDescriptionColour'' | ''crotchBoobFullDescriptionColor'' | ''crotchBoobFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''crotchBoobFullDescriptionColored'' | ''udderFullDescriptionColour'' | ''udderFullDescriptionColor'' | ''udderFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''udderFullDescriptionColored'' | ''breastsCrotchFullDescriptionColour'' | ''breastsCrotchFullDescriptionColor'' | ''breastsCrotchFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''breastsCrotchFullDescriptionColored'' | ''titsCrotchFullDescriptionColour'' | ''titsCrotchFullDescriptionColor'' | ''titsCrotchFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''titsCrotchFullDescriptionColored'' | ''boobsCrotchFullDescriptionColour'' | ''boobsCrotchFullDescriptionColor'' | ''boobsCrotchFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''boobsCrotchFullDescriptionColored'' | ''crotchBreastsFullDescriptionColour'' | ''crotchBreastsFullDescriptionColor'' | ''crotchBreastsFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''crotchBreastsFullDescriptionColored'' | ''crotchTitsFullDescriptionColour'' | ''crotchTitsFullDescriptionColor'' | ''crotchTitsFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''crotchTitsFullDescriptionColored'' | ''crotchBoobsFullDescriptionColour'' | ''crotchBoobsFullDescriptionColor'' | ''crotchBoobsFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''crotchBoobsFullDescriptionColored'' | ''uddersFullDescriptionColour'' | ''uddersFullDescriptionColor'' | ''uddersFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''uddersFullDescriptionColored'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a full description of this part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''breastCrotchFullDescriptionColour''] -> dark, smooth skin 
[''brax''.''breastCrotchFullDescriptionColour''] -> grey, shaggy fur 
[''kate''.''breastCrotchFullDescriptionColour''] -> pink, smooth skin

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'''1655.''' ''breastCrotchColour'' | ''breastCrotchColor'' | ''titCrotchColour'' | ''titCrotchColor'' | ''boobCrotchColour'' | ''boobCrotchColor'' | ''crotchBreastColour'' | ''crotchBreastColor'' | ''crotchTitColour'' | ''crotchTitColor'' | ''crotchBoobColour'' | ''crotchBoobColor'' | ''udderColour'' | ''udderColor'' | ''breastsCrotchColour'' | ''breastsCrotchColor'' | ''titsCrotchColour'' | ''titsCrotchColor'' | ''boobsCrotchColour'' | ''boobsCrotchColor'' | ''crotchBreastsColour'' | ''crotchBreastsColor'' | ''crotchTitsColour'' | ''crotchTitsColor'' | ''crotchBoobsColour'' | ''crotchBoobsColor'' | ''uddersColour'' | ''uddersColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''breastCrotchColour(Example argument)''] -> dark 
[''brax''.''breastCrotchColour(Example argument)''] -> grey 
[''kate''.''breastCrotchColour(Example argument)''] -> pink

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'''1656.''' ''breastCrotchColourPrimary'' | ''breastCrotchColorPrimary'' | ''breastCrotchPrimaryColour'' | ''breastCrotchPrimaryColor'' | ''titCrotchColourPrimary'' | ''titCrotchColorPrimary'' | ''titCrotchPrimaryColour'' | ''titCrotchPrimaryColor'' | ''boobCrotchColourPrimary'' | ''boobCrotchColorPrimary'' | ''boobCrotchPrimaryColour'' | ''boobCrotchPrimaryColor'' | ''crotchBreastColourPrimary'' | ''crotchBreastColorPrimary'' | ''crotchBreastPrimaryColour'' | ''crotchBreastPrimaryColor'' | ''crotchTitColourPrimary'' | ''crotchTitColorPrimary'' | ''crotchTitPrimaryColour'' | ''crotchTitPrimaryColor'' | ''crotchBoobColourPrimary'' | ''crotchBoobColorPrimary'' | ''crotchBoobPrimaryColour'' | ''crotchBoobPrimaryColor'' | ''udderColourPrimary'' | ''udderColorPrimary'' | ''udderPrimaryColour'' | ''udderPrimaryColor'' | ''breastsCrotchColourPrimary'' | ''breastsCrotchColorPrimary'' | ''breastsCrotchPrimaryColour'' | ''breastsCrotchPrimaryColor'' | ''titsCrotchColourPrimary'' | ''titsCrotchColorPrimary'' | ''titsCrotchPrimaryColour'' | ''titsCrotchPrimaryColor'' | ''boobsCrotchColourPrimary'' | ''boobsCrotchColorPrimary'' | ''boobsCrotchPrimaryColour'' | ''boobsCrotchPrimaryColor'' | ''crotchBreastsColourPrimary'' | ''crotchBreastsColorPrimary'' | ''crotchBreastsPrimaryColour'' | ''crotchBreastsPrimaryColor'' | ''crotchTitsColourPrimary'' | ''crotchTitsColorPrimary'' | ''crotchTitsPrimaryColour'' | ''crotchTitsPrimaryColor'' | ''crotchBoobsColourPrimary'' | ''crotchBoobsColorPrimary'' | ''crotchBoobsPrimaryColour'' | ''crotchBoobsPrimaryColor'' | ''uddersColourPrimary'' | ''uddersColorPrimary'' | ''uddersPrimaryColour'' | ''uddersPrimaryColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the primary colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''breastCrotchColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> dark 
[''brax''.''breastCrotchColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> grey 
[''kate''.''breastCrotchColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> pink

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'''1657.''' ''breastCrotchColourSecondary'' | ''breastCrotchColorSecondary'' | ''breastCrotchSecondaryColour'' | ''breastCrotchSecondaryColor'' | ''titCrotchColourSecondary'' | ''titCrotchColorSecondary'' | ''titCrotchSecondaryColour'' | ''titCrotchSecondaryColor'' | ''boobCrotchColourSecondary'' | ''boobCrotchColorSecondary'' | ''boobCrotchSecondaryColour'' | ''boobCrotchSecondaryColor'' | ''crotchBreastColourSecondary'' | ''crotchBreastColorSecondary'' | ''crotchBreastSecondaryColour'' | ''crotchBreastSecondaryColor'' | ''crotchTitColourSecondary'' | ''crotchTitColorSecondary'' | ''crotchTitSecondaryColour'' | ''crotchTitSecondaryColor'' | ''crotchBoobColourSecondary'' | ''crotchBoobColorSecondary'' | ''crotchBoobSecondaryColour'' | ''crotchBoobSecondaryColor'' | ''udderColourSecondary'' | ''udderColorSecondary'' | ''udderSecondaryColour'' | ''udderSecondaryColor'' | ''breastsCrotchColourSecondary'' | ''breastsCrotchColorSecondary'' | ''breastsCrotchSecondaryColour'' | ''breastsCrotchSecondaryColor'' | ''titsCrotchColourSecondary'' | ''titsCrotchColorSecondary'' | ''titsCrotchSecondaryColour'' | ''titsCrotchSecondaryColor'' | ''boobsCrotchColourSecondary'' | ''boobsCrotchColorSecondary'' | ''boobsCrotchSecondaryColour'' | ''boobsCrotchSecondaryColor'' | ''crotchBreastsColourSecondary'' | ''crotchBreastsColorSecondary'' | ''crotchBreastsSecondaryColour'' | ''crotchBreastsSecondaryColor'' | ''crotchTitsColourSecondary'' | ''crotchTitsColorSecondary'' | ''crotchTitsSecondaryColour'' | ''crotchTitsSecondaryColor'' | ''crotchBoobsColourSecondary'' | ''crotchBoobsColorSecondary'' | ''crotchBoobsSecondaryColour'' | ''crotchBoobsSecondaryColor'' | ''uddersColourSecondary'' | ''uddersColorSecondary'' | ''uddersSecondaryColour'' | ''uddersSecondaryColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the secondary colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''breastCrotchColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> dark 
[''brax''.''breastCrotchColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> grey 
[''kate''.''breastCrotchColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> pink

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'''1658.''' ''breastCrotchColourHex'' | ''breastCrotchColorHex'' | ''titCrotchColourHex'' | ''titCrotchColorHex'' | ''boobCrotchColourHex'' | ''boobCrotchColorHex'' | ''crotchBreastColourHex'' | ''crotchBreastColorHex'' | ''crotchTitColourHex'' | ''crotchTitColorHex'' | ''crotchBoobColourHex'' | ''crotchBoobColorHex'' | ''udderColourHex'' | ''udderColorHex'' | ''breastsCrotchColourHex'' | ''breastsCrotchColorHex'' | ''titsCrotchColourHex'' | ''titsCrotchColorHex'' | ''boobsCrotchColourHex'' | ''boobsCrotchColorHex'' | ''crotchBreastsColourHex'' | ''crotchBreastsColorHex'' | ''crotchTitsColourHex'' | ''crotchTitsColorHex'' | ''crotchBoobsColourHex'' | ''crotchBoobsColorHex'' | ''uddersColourHex'' | ''uddersColorHex'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the hex code for the colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''breastCrotchColourHex''] -> #9f775b 
[''brax''.''breastCrotchColourHex''] -> #b3b3b3 
[''kate''.''breastCrotchColourHex''] -> #ff6bda

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'''1659.''' ''breastCrotch'' | ''titCrotch'' | ''boobCrotch'' | ''crotchBreast'' | ''crotchTit'' | ''crotchBoob'' | ''udder'' 
''(forceSingular)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the basic, singular name for this body part. Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its plural equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with two horns would have the command 'horn(true)' output 'horn') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''breastCrotch(Example argument)''] -> crotch-breasts 
[''brax''.''breastCrotch(Example argument)''] -> crotch-breasts 
[''kate''.''breastCrotch(Example argument)''] -> crotch-boobs

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'''1660.''' ''breastsCrotch'' | ''titsCrotch'' | ''boobsCrotch'' | ''crotchBreasts'' | ''crotchTits'' | ''crotchBoobs'' | ''udders'' 
''(forcePlurality)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the basic, plural name for this body part. Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its singular equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with a single udder would have the command 'crotchBoobs(true)' output 'udders') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''breastsCrotch(Example argument)''] -> crotch-boobs 
[''brax''.''breastsCrotch(Example argument)''] -> crotch-tits 
[''kate''.''breastsCrotch(Example argument)''] -> crotch-boobs

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'''1661.''' ''breastCrotch+'' | ''breastCrotchD'' | ''titCrotch+'' | ''titCrotchD'' | ''boobCrotch+'' | ''boobCrotchD'' | ''crotchBreast+'' | ''crotchBreastD'' | ''crotchTit+'' | ''crotchTitD'' | ''crotchBoob+'' | ''crotchBoobD'' | ''udder+'' | ''udderD'' 
''(forceSingular)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the singular name for this body part, with a descriptor appended to the start (if one is available). Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its plural equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with two horns would have the command 'horn+(true)' output 'curved horn') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''breastCrotch+(Example argument)''] -> round crotch-breasts 
[''brax''.''breastCrotch+(Example argument)''] -> wide crotch-boobs 
[''kate''.''breastCrotch+(Example argument)''] -> average-sized crotch-breasts

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'''1662.''' ''breastsCrotch+'' | ''breastsCrotchD'' | ''titsCrotch+'' | ''titsCrotchD'' | ''boobsCrotch+'' | ''boobsCrotchD'' | ''crotchBreasts+'' | ''crotchBreastsD'' | ''crotchTits+'' | ''crotchTitsD'' | ''crotchBoobs+'' | ''crotchBoobsD'' | ''udders+'' | ''uddersD'' 
''(forcePlurality)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the plural name for this body part, with a descriptor appended to the start (if one is available). Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its singular equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with a single udder would have the command 'crotchBoobs+(true)' output 'big udders') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''breastsCrotch+(Example argument)''] -> crotch-breasts 
[''brax''.''breastsCrotch+(Example argument)''] -> extremely tiny crotch-boobs 
[''kate''.''breastsCrotch+(Example argument)''] -> pointy crotch-boobs
== Crotch-nipples ==
'''1663.''' ''nippleCrotchRace'' | ''teatCrotchRace'' | ''crotchNippleRace'' | ''crotchTeatRace'' | ''udderTeatRace'' | ''uddersTeatRace'' | ''nipplesCrotchRace'' | ''teatsCrotchRace'' | ''crotchNipplesRace'' | ''crotchTeatsRace'' | ''udderTeatsRace'' | ''uddersTeatsRace'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the race that's associated with this body part. Race is *not* gender-specific (i.e. will return 'wolf-morph', not 'wolf-girl'). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''nippleCrotchRace''] -> human 
[''brax''.''nippleCrotchRace''] -> human 
[''kate''.''nippleCrotchRace''] -> human

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'''1664.''' ''nippleCrotchraceFeral'' | ''nippleCrotchferalRace'' | ''teatCrotchraceFeral'' | ''teatCrotchferalRace'' | ''crotchNippleraceFeral'' | ''crotchNippleferalRace'' | ''crotchTeatraceFeral'' | ''crotchTeatferalRace'' | ''udderTeatraceFeral'' | ''udderTeatferalRace'' | ''uddersTeatraceFeral'' | ''uddersTeatferalRace'' | ''nipplesCrotchraceFeral'' | ''nipplesCrotchferalRace'' | ''teatsCrotchraceFeral'' | ''teatsCrotchferalRace'' | ''crotchNipplesraceFeral'' | ''crotchNipplesferalRace'' | ''crotchTeatsraceFeral'' | ''crotchTeatsferalRace'' | ''udderTeatsraceFeral'' | ''udderTeatsferalRace'' | ''uddersTeatsraceFeral'' | ''uddersTeatsferalRace'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the feral race that's associated with this body part. Race is *not* gender-specific (i.e. will return 'dog', not 'bitch'). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''nippleCrotchraceFeral''] -> human 
[''brax''.''nippleCrotchraceFeral''] -> human 
[''kate''.''nippleCrotchraceFeral''] -> human

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'''1665.''' ''nippleCrotchSkin'' | ''teatCrotchSkin'' | ''crotchNippleSkin'' | ''crotchTeatSkin'' | ''udderTeatSkin'' | ''uddersTeatSkin'' | ''nipplesCrotchSkin'' | ''teatsCrotchSkin'' | ''crotchNipplesSkin'' | ''crotchTeatsSkin'' | ''udderTeatsSkin'' | ''uddersTeatsSkin'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the 'skin' covering this body part. This could, in fact, be quite different from skin, for example: fur, keratin, scales, slime, etc. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''nippleCrotchSkin''] -> skin 
[''brax''.''nippleCrotchSkin''] -> skin 
[''kate''.''nippleCrotchSkin''] -> skin

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'''1666.''' ''nippleCrotchSkin+'' | ''nippleCrotchSkinD'' | ''teatCrotchSkin+'' | ''teatCrotchSkinD'' | ''crotchNippleSkin+'' | ''crotchNippleSkinD'' | ''crotchTeatSkin+'' | ''crotchTeatSkinD'' | ''udderTeatSkin+'' | ''udderTeatSkinD'' | ''uddersTeatSkin+'' | ''uddersTeatSkinD'' | ''nipplesCrotchSkin+'' | ''nipplesCrotchSkinD'' | ''teatsCrotchSkin+'' | ''teatsCrotchSkinD'' | ''crotchNipplesSkin+'' | ''crotchNipplesSkinD'' | ''crotchTeatsSkin+'' | ''crotchTeatsSkinD'' | ''udderTeatsSkin+'' | ''udderTeatsSkinD'' | ''uddersTeatsSkin+'' | ''uddersTeatsSkinD'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the 'skin' covering this body part, just as the 'Skin' command does, but this adds a descriptor to the start (if one is available). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''nippleCrotchSkin+''] -> smooth skin 
[''brax''.''nippleCrotchSkin+''] -> smooth skin 
[''kate''.''nippleCrotchSkin+''] -> smooth skin

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'''1667.''' ''nippleCrotchFullDescription'' | ''teatCrotchFullDescription'' | ''crotchNippleFullDescription'' | ''crotchTeatFullDescription'' | ''udderTeatFullDescription'' | ''uddersTeatFullDescription'' | ''nipplesCrotchFullDescription'' | ''teatsCrotchFullDescription'' | ''crotchNipplesFullDescription'' | ''crotchTeatsFullDescription'' | ''udderTeatsFullDescription'' | ''uddersTeatsFullDescription'' 
''true If you want this description's colour names to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a full description of this part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''nippleCrotchFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> dark nipples, with fleshy-pink internal walls 
[''brax''.''nippleCrotchFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> olive nipples, with fleshy-pink internal walls 
[''kate''.''nippleCrotchFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> rosy nipples, with fleshy-pink internal walls

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'''1668.''' ''nippleCrotchFullDescriptionColour'' | ''nippleCrotchFullDescriptionColor'' | ''nippleCrotchFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''nippleCrotchFullDescriptionColored'' | ''teatCrotchFullDescriptionColour'' | ''teatCrotchFullDescriptionColor'' | ''teatCrotchFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''teatCrotchFullDescriptionColored'' | ''crotchNippleFullDescriptionColour'' | ''crotchNippleFullDescriptionColor'' | ''crotchNippleFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''crotchNippleFullDescriptionColored'' | ''crotchTeatFullDescriptionColour'' | ''crotchTeatFullDescriptionColor'' | ''crotchTeatFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''crotchTeatFullDescriptionColored'' | ''udderTeatFullDescriptionColour'' | ''udderTeatFullDescriptionColor'' | ''udderTeatFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''udderTeatFullDescriptionColored'' | ''uddersTeatFullDescriptionColour'' | ''uddersTeatFullDescriptionColor'' | ''uddersTeatFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''uddersTeatFullDescriptionColored'' | ''nipplesCrotchFullDescriptionColour'' | ''nipplesCrotchFullDescriptionColor'' | ''nipplesCrotchFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''nipplesCrotchFullDescriptionColored'' | ''teatsCrotchFullDescriptionColour'' | ''teatsCrotchFullDescriptionColor'' | ''teatsCrotchFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''teatsCrotchFullDescriptionColored'' | ''crotchNipplesFullDescriptionColour'' | ''crotchNipplesFullDescriptionColor'' | ''crotchNipplesFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''crotchNipplesFullDescriptionColored'' | ''crotchTeatsFullDescriptionColour'' | ''crotchTeatsFullDescriptionColor'' | ''crotchTeatsFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''crotchTeatsFullDescriptionColored'' | ''udderTeatsFullDescriptionColour'' | ''udderTeatsFullDescriptionColor'' | ''udderTeatsFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''udderTeatsFullDescriptionColored'' | ''uddersTeatsFullDescriptionColour'' | ''uddersTeatsFullDescriptionColor'' | ''uddersTeatsFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''uddersTeatsFullDescriptionColored'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a full description of this part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''nippleCrotchFullDescriptionColour''] -> dark nipples, with fleshy-pink internal walls 
[''brax''.''nippleCrotchFullDescriptionColour''] -> olive nipples, with fleshy-pink internal walls 
[''kate''.''nippleCrotchFullDescriptionColour''] -> rosy nipples, with fleshy-pink internal walls

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'''1669.''' ''nippleCrotchColour'' | ''nippleCrotchColor'' | ''teatCrotchColour'' | ''teatCrotchColor'' | ''crotchNippleColour'' | ''crotchNippleColor'' | ''crotchTeatColour'' | ''crotchTeatColor'' | ''udderTeatColour'' | ''udderTeatColor'' | ''uddersTeatColour'' | ''uddersTeatColor'' | ''nipplesCrotchColour'' | ''nipplesCrotchColor'' | ''teatsCrotchColour'' | ''teatsCrotchColor'' | ''crotchNipplesColour'' | ''crotchNipplesColor'' | ''crotchTeatsColour'' | ''crotchTeatsColor'' | ''udderTeatsColour'' | ''udderTeatsColor'' | ''uddersTeatsColour'' | ''uddersTeatsColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''nippleCrotchColour(Example argument)''] -> dark 
[''brax''.''nippleCrotchColour(Example argument)''] -> olive 
[''kate''.''nippleCrotchColour(Example argument)''] -> rosy

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'''1670.''' ''nippleCrotchColourPrimary'' | ''nippleCrotchColorPrimary'' | ''nippleCrotchPrimaryColour'' | ''nippleCrotchPrimaryColor'' | ''teatCrotchColourPrimary'' | ''teatCrotchColorPrimary'' | ''teatCrotchPrimaryColour'' | ''teatCrotchPrimaryColor'' | ''crotchNippleColourPrimary'' | ''crotchNippleColorPrimary'' | ''crotchNipplePrimaryColour'' | ''crotchNipplePrimaryColor'' | ''crotchTeatColourPrimary'' | ''crotchTeatColorPrimary'' | ''crotchTeatPrimaryColour'' | ''crotchTeatPrimaryColor'' | ''udderTeatColourPrimary'' | ''udderTeatColorPrimary'' | ''udderTeatPrimaryColour'' | ''udderTeatPrimaryColor'' | ''uddersTeatColourPrimary'' | ''uddersTeatColorPrimary'' | ''uddersTeatPrimaryColour'' | ''uddersTeatPrimaryColor'' | ''nipplesCrotchColourPrimary'' | ''nipplesCrotchColorPrimary'' | ''nipplesCrotchPrimaryColour'' | ''nipplesCrotchPrimaryColor'' | ''teatsCrotchColourPrimary'' | ''teatsCrotchColorPrimary'' | ''teatsCrotchPrimaryColour'' | ''teatsCrotchPrimaryColor'' | ''crotchNipplesColourPrimary'' | ''crotchNipplesColorPrimary'' | ''crotchNipplesPrimaryColour'' | ''crotchNipplesPrimaryColor'' | ''crotchTeatsColourPrimary'' | ''crotchTeatsColorPrimary'' | ''crotchTeatsPrimaryColour'' | ''crotchTeatsPrimaryColor'' | ''udderTeatsColourPrimary'' | ''udderTeatsColorPrimary'' | ''udderTeatsPrimaryColour'' | ''udderTeatsPrimaryColor'' | ''uddersTeatsColourPrimary'' | ''uddersTeatsColorPrimary'' | ''uddersTeatsPrimaryColour'' | ''uddersTeatsPrimaryColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the primary colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''nippleCrotchColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> dark 
[''brax''.''nippleCrotchColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> olive 
[''kate''.''nippleCrotchColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> rosy

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'''1671.''' ''nippleCrotchColourSecondary'' | ''nippleCrotchColorSecondary'' | ''nippleCrotchSecondaryColour'' | ''nippleCrotchSecondaryColor'' | ''teatCrotchColourSecondary'' | ''teatCrotchColorSecondary'' | ''teatCrotchSecondaryColour'' | ''teatCrotchSecondaryColor'' | ''crotchNippleColourSecondary'' | ''crotchNippleColorSecondary'' | ''crotchNippleSecondaryColour'' | ''crotchNippleSecondaryColor'' | ''crotchTeatColourSecondary'' | ''crotchTeatColorSecondary'' | ''crotchTeatSecondaryColour'' | ''crotchTeatSecondaryColor'' | ''udderTeatColourSecondary'' | ''udderTeatColorSecondary'' | ''udderTeatSecondaryColour'' | ''udderTeatSecondaryColor'' | ''uddersTeatColourSecondary'' | ''uddersTeatColorSecondary'' | ''uddersTeatSecondaryColour'' | ''uddersTeatSecondaryColor'' | ''nipplesCrotchColourSecondary'' | ''nipplesCrotchColorSecondary'' | ''nipplesCrotchSecondaryColour'' | ''nipplesCrotchSecondaryColor'' | ''teatsCrotchColourSecondary'' | ''teatsCrotchColorSecondary'' | ''teatsCrotchSecondaryColour'' | ''teatsCrotchSecondaryColor'' | ''crotchNipplesColourSecondary'' | ''crotchNipplesColorSecondary'' | ''crotchNipplesSecondaryColour'' | ''crotchNipplesSecondaryColor'' | ''crotchTeatsColourSecondary'' | ''crotchTeatsColorSecondary'' | ''crotchTeatsSecondaryColour'' | ''crotchTeatsSecondaryColor'' | ''udderTeatsColourSecondary'' | ''udderTeatsColorSecondary'' | ''udderTeatsSecondaryColour'' | ''udderTeatsSecondaryColor'' | ''uddersTeatsColourSecondary'' | ''uddersTeatsColorSecondary'' | ''uddersTeatsSecondaryColour'' | ''uddersTeatsSecondaryColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the secondary colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''nippleCrotchColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> fleshy-pink 
[''brax''.''nippleCrotchColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> fleshy-pink 
[''kate''.''nippleCrotchColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> fleshy-pink

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'''1672.''' ''nippleCrotchColourHex'' | ''nippleCrotchColorHex'' | ''teatCrotchColourHex'' | ''teatCrotchColorHex'' | ''crotchNippleColourHex'' | ''crotchNippleColorHex'' | ''crotchTeatColourHex'' | ''crotchTeatColorHex'' | ''udderTeatColourHex'' | ''udderTeatColorHex'' | ''uddersTeatColourHex'' | ''uddersTeatColorHex'' | ''nipplesCrotchColourHex'' | ''nipplesCrotchColorHex'' | ''teatsCrotchColourHex'' | ''teatsCrotchColorHex'' | ''crotchNipplesColourHex'' | ''crotchNipplesColorHex'' | ''crotchTeatsColourHex'' | ''crotchTeatsColorHex'' | ''udderTeatsColourHex'' | ''udderTeatsColorHex'' | ''uddersTeatsColourHex'' | ''uddersTeatsColorHex'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the hex code for the colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''nippleCrotchColourHex''] -> #9f775b 
[''brax''.''nippleCrotchColourHex''] -> #edc491 
[''kate''.''nippleCrotchColourHex''] -> #ddaa93

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'''1673.''' ''nippleCrotch'' | ''teatCrotch'' | ''crotchNipple'' | ''crotchTeat'' | ''udderTeat'' | ''uddersTeat'' 
''(forceSingular)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the basic, singular name for this body part. Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its plural equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with two horns would have the command 'horn(true)' output 'horn') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''nippleCrotch(Example argument)''] -> teats 
[''brax''.''nippleCrotch(Example argument)''] -> nipples 
[''kate''.''nippleCrotch(Example argument)''] -> nipples

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'''1674.''' ''nipplesCrotch'' | ''teatsCrotch'' | ''crotchNipples'' | ''crotchTeats'' | ''udderTeats'' | ''uddersTeats'' 
''(forcePlurality)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the basic, plural name for this body part. Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its singular equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with a single udder would have the command 'crotchBoobs(true)' output 'udders') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''nipplesCrotch(Example argument)''] -> nipples 
[''brax''.''nipplesCrotch(Example argument)''] -> nipples 
[''kate''.''nipplesCrotch(Example argument)''] -> nipples

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'''1675.''' ''nippleCrotch+'' | ''nippleCrotchD'' | ''teatCrotch+'' | ''teatCrotchD'' | ''crotchNipple+'' | ''crotchNippleD'' | ''crotchTeat+'' | ''crotchTeatD'' | ''udderTeat+'' | ''udderTeatD'' | ''uddersTeat+'' | ''uddersTeatD'' 
''(forceSingular)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the singular name for this body part, with a descriptor appended to the start (if one is available). Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its plural equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with two horns would have the command 'horn+(true)' output 'curved horn') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''nippleCrotch+(Example argument)''] -> somewhat-tight nipples 
[''brax''.''nippleCrotch+(Example argument)''] -> somewhat-tight nipples 
[''kate''.''nippleCrotch+(Example argument)''] -> big nipples

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'''1676.''' ''nipplesCrotch+'' | ''nipplesCrotchD'' | ''teatsCrotch+'' | ''teatsCrotchD'' | ''crotchNipples+'' | ''crotchNipplesD'' | ''crotchTeats+'' | ''crotchTeatsD'' | ''udderTeats+'' | ''udderTeatsD'' | ''uddersTeats+'' | ''uddersTeatsD'' 
''(forcePlurality)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the plural name for this body part, with a descriptor appended to the start (if one is available). Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its singular equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with a single udder would have the command 'crotchBoobs+(true)' output 'big udders') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''nipplesCrotch+(Example argument)''] -> somewhat-tight nipples 
[''brax''.''nipplesCrotch+(Example argument)''] -> somewhat-tight nipples 
[''kate''.''nipplesCrotch+(Example argument)''] -> rosy nipples
== Crotch-breast-milk ==
'''1677.''' ''milkCrotchRace'' | ''crotchMilkRace'' | ''udderMilkRace'' | ''uddersMilkRace'' | ''milksCrotchRace'' | ''crotchMilksRace'' | ''udderMilksRace'' | ''uddersMilksRace'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the race that's associated with this body part. Race is *not* gender-specific (i.e. will return 'wolf-morph', not 'wolf-girl'). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''milkCrotchRace''] -> human 
[''brax''.''milkCrotchRace''] -> human 
[''kate''.''milkCrotchRace''] -> human

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'''1678.''' ''milkCrotchraceFeral'' | ''milkCrotchferalRace'' | ''crotchMilkraceFeral'' | ''crotchMilkferalRace'' | ''udderMilkraceFeral'' | ''udderMilkferalRace'' | ''uddersMilkraceFeral'' | ''uddersMilkferalRace'' | ''milksCrotchraceFeral'' | ''milksCrotchferalRace'' | ''crotchMilksraceFeral'' | ''crotchMilksferalRace'' | ''udderMilksraceFeral'' | ''udderMilksferalRace'' | ''uddersMilksraceFeral'' | ''uddersMilksferalRace'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the feral race that's associated with this body part. Race is *not* gender-specific (i.e. will return 'dog', not 'bitch'). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''milkCrotchraceFeral''] -> human 
[''brax''.''milkCrotchraceFeral''] -> human 
[''kate''.''milkCrotchraceFeral''] -> human

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'''1679.''' ''milkCrotchSkin'' | ''crotchMilkSkin'' | ''udderMilkSkin'' | ''uddersMilkSkin'' | ''milksCrotchSkin'' | ''crotchMilksSkin'' | ''udderMilksSkin'' | ''uddersMilksSkin'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the 'skin' covering this body part. This could, in fact, be quite different from skin, for example: fur, keratin, scales, slime, etc. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''milkCrotchSkin''] -> milk 
[''brax''.''milkCrotchSkin''] -> milk 
[''kate''.''milkCrotchSkin''] -> milk

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'''1680.''' ''milkCrotchSkin+'' | ''milkCrotchSkinD'' | ''crotchMilkSkin+'' | ''crotchMilkSkinD'' | ''udderMilkSkin+'' | ''udderMilkSkinD'' | ''uddersMilkSkin+'' | ''uddersMilkSkinD'' | ''milksCrotchSkin+'' | ''milksCrotchSkinD'' | ''crotchMilksSkin+'' | ''crotchMilksSkinD'' | ''udderMilksSkin+'' | ''udderMilksSkinD'' | ''uddersMilksSkin+'' | ''uddersMilksSkinD'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the 'skin' covering this body part, just as the 'Skin' command does, but this adds a descriptor to the start (if one is available). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''milkCrotchSkin+''] -> fluid milk 
[''brax''.''milkCrotchSkin+''] -> fluid milk 
[''kate''.''milkCrotchSkin+''] -> fluid milk

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'''1681.''' ''milkCrotchFullDescription'' | ''crotchMilkFullDescription'' | ''udderMilkFullDescription'' | ''uddersMilkFullDescription'' | ''milksCrotchFullDescription'' | ''crotchMilksFullDescription'' | ''udderMilksFullDescription'' | ''uddersMilksFullDescription'' 
''true If you want this description's colour names to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a full description of this part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''milkCrotchFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> white, fluid milk 
[''brax''.''milkCrotchFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> white, fluid milk 
[''kate''.''milkCrotchFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> white, fluid milk

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'''1682.''' ''milkCrotchFullDescriptionColour'' | ''milkCrotchFullDescriptionColor'' | ''milkCrotchFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''milkCrotchFullDescriptionColored'' | ''crotchMilkFullDescriptionColour'' | ''crotchMilkFullDescriptionColor'' | ''crotchMilkFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''crotchMilkFullDescriptionColored'' | ''udderMilkFullDescriptionColour'' | ''udderMilkFullDescriptionColor'' | ''udderMilkFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''udderMilkFullDescriptionColored'' | ''uddersMilkFullDescriptionColour'' | ''uddersMilkFullDescriptionColor'' | ''uddersMilkFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''uddersMilkFullDescriptionColored'' | ''milksCrotchFullDescriptionColour'' | ''milksCrotchFullDescriptionColor'' | ''milksCrotchFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''milksCrotchFullDescriptionColored'' | ''crotchMilksFullDescriptionColour'' | ''crotchMilksFullDescriptionColor'' | ''crotchMilksFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''crotchMilksFullDescriptionColored'' | ''udderMilksFullDescriptionColour'' | ''udderMilksFullDescriptionColor'' | ''udderMilksFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''udderMilksFullDescriptionColored'' | ''uddersMilksFullDescriptionColour'' | ''uddersMilksFullDescriptionColor'' | ''uddersMilksFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''uddersMilksFullDescriptionColored'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a full description of this part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''milkCrotchFullDescriptionColour''] -> white, fluid milk 
[''brax''.''milkCrotchFullDescriptionColour''] -> white, fluid milk 
[''kate''.''milkCrotchFullDescriptionColour''] -> white, fluid milk

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'''1683.''' ''milkCrotchColour'' | ''milkCrotchColor'' | ''crotchMilkColour'' | ''crotchMilkColor'' | ''udderMilkColour'' | ''udderMilkColor'' | ''uddersMilkColour'' | ''uddersMilkColor'' | ''milksCrotchColour'' | ''milksCrotchColor'' | ''crotchMilksColour'' | ''crotchMilksColor'' | ''udderMilksColour'' | ''udderMilksColor'' | ''uddersMilksColour'' | ''uddersMilksColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''milkCrotchColour(Example argument)''] -> white 
[''brax''.''milkCrotchColour(Example argument)''] -> white 
[''kate''.''milkCrotchColour(Example argument)''] -> white

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'''1684.''' ''milkCrotchColourPrimary'' | ''milkCrotchColorPrimary'' | ''milkCrotchPrimaryColour'' | ''milkCrotchPrimaryColor'' | ''crotchMilkColourPrimary'' | ''crotchMilkColorPrimary'' | ''crotchMilkPrimaryColour'' | ''crotchMilkPrimaryColor'' | ''udderMilkColourPrimary'' | ''udderMilkColorPrimary'' | ''udderMilkPrimaryColour'' | ''udderMilkPrimaryColor'' | ''uddersMilkColourPrimary'' | ''uddersMilkColorPrimary'' | ''uddersMilkPrimaryColour'' | ''uddersMilkPrimaryColor'' | ''milksCrotchColourPrimary'' | ''milksCrotchColorPrimary'' | ''milksCrotchPrimaryColour'' | ''milksCrotchPrimaryColor'' | ''crotchMilksColourPrimary'' | ''crotchMilksColorPrimary'' | ''crotchMilksPrimaryColour'' | ''crotchMilksPrimaryColor'' | ''udderMilksColourPrimary'' | ''udderMilksColorPrimary'' | ''udderMilksPrimaryColour'' | ''udderMilksPrimaryColor'' | ''uddersMilksColourPrimary'' | ''uddersMilksColorPrimary'' | ''uddersMilksPrimaryColour'' | ''uddersMilksPrimaryColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the primary colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''milkCrotchColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> white 
[''brax''.''milkCrotchColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> white 
[''kate''.''milkCrotchColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> white

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'''1685.''' ''milkCrotchColourSecondary'' | ''milkCrotchColorSecondary'' | ''milkCrotchSecondaryColour'' | ''milkCrotchSecondaryColor'' | ''crotchMilkColourSecondary'' | ''crotchMilkColorSecondary'' | ''crotchMilkSecondaryColour'' | ''crotchMilkSecondaryColor'' | ''udderMilkColourSecondary'' | ''udderMilkColorSecondary'' | ''udderMilkSecondaryColour'' | ''udderMilkSecondaryColor'' | ''uddersMilkColourSecondary'' | ''uddersMilkColorSecondary'' | ''uddersMilkSecondaryColour'' | ''uddersMilkSecondaryColor'' | ''milksCrotchColourSecondary'' | ''milksCrotchColorSecondary'' | ''milksCrotchSecondaryColour'' | ''milksCrotchSecondaryColor'' | ''crotchMilksColourSecondary'' | ''crotchMilksColorSecondary'' | ''crotchMilksSecondaryColour'' | ''crotchMilksSecondaryColor'' | ''udderMilksColourSecondary'' | ''udderMilksColorSecondary'' | ''udderMilksSecondaryColour'' | ''udderMilksSecondaryColor'' | ''uddersMilksColourSecondary'' | ''uddersMilksColorSecondary'' | ''uddersMilksSecondaryColour'' | ''uddersMilksSecondaryColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the secondary colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''milkCrotchColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> white 
[''brax''.''milkCrotchColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> white 
[''kate''.''milkCrotchColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> white

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'''1686.''' ''milkCrotchColourHex'' | ''milkCrotchColorHex'' | ''crotchMilkColourHex'' | ''crotchMilkColorHex'' | ''udderMilkColourHex'' | ''udderMilkColorHex'' | ''uddersMilkColourHex'' | ''uddersMilkColorHex'' | ''milksCrotchColourHex'' | ''milksCrotchColorHex'' | ''crotchMilksColourHex'' | ''crotchMilksColorHex'' | ''udderMilksColourHex'' | ''udderMilksColorHex'' | ''uddersMilksColourHex'' | ''uddersMilksColorHex'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the hex code for the colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''milkCrotchColourHex''] -> #ffffff 
[''brax''.''milkCrotchColourHex''] -> #ffffff 
[''kate''.''milkCrotchColourHex''] -> #ffffff

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'''1687.''' ''milkCrotch'' | ''crotchMilk'' | ''udderMilk'' | ''uddersMilk'' 
''(forceSingular)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the basic, singular name for this body part. Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its plural equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with two horns would have the command 'horn(true)' output 'horn') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''milkCrotch(Example argument)''] -> milk 
[''brax''.''milkCrotch(Example argument)''] -> milk 
[''kate''.''milkCrotch(Example argument)''] -> milk

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'''1688.''' ''milksCrotch'' | ''crotchMilks'' | ''udderMilks'' | ''uddersMilks'' 
''(forcePlurality)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the basic, plural name for this body part. Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its singular equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with a single udder would have the command 'crotchBoobs(true)' output 'udders') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''milksCrotch(Example argument)''] -> milk 
[''brax''.''milksCrotch(Example argument)''] -> milk 
[''kate''.''milksCrotch(Example argument)''] -> milk

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'''1689.''' ''milkCrotch+'' | ''milkCrotchD'' | ''crotchMilk+'' | ''crotchMilkD'' | ''udderMilk+'' | ''udderMilkD'' | ''uddersMilk+'' | ''uddersMilkD'' 
''(forceSingular)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the singular name for this body part, with a descriptor appended to the start (if one is available). Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its plural equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with two horns would have the command 'horn+(true)' output 'curved horn') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''milkCrotch+(Example argument)''] -> creamy milk 
[''brax''.''milkCrotch+(Example argument)''] -> creamy milk 
[''kate''.''milkCrotch+(Example argument)''] -> creamy milk

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'''1690.''' ''milksCrotch+'' | ''milksCrotchD'' | ''crotchMilks+'' | ''crotchMilksD'' | ''udderMilks+'' | ''udderMilksD'' | ''uddersMilks+'' | ''uddersMilksD'' 
''(forcePlurality)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the plural name for this body part, with a descriptor appended to the start (if one is available). Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its singular equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with a single udder would have the command 'crotchBoobs+(true)' output 'big udders') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''milksCrotch+(Example argument)''] -> creamy milk 
[''brax''.''milksCrotch+(Example argument)''] -> creamy milk 
[''kate''.''milksCrotch+(Example argument)''] -> creamy milk
== Antenna ==
'''1691.''' ''antennaRace'' | ''antennaeRace'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the race that's associated with this body part. Race is *not* gender-specific (i.e. will return 'wolf-morph', not 'wolf-girl'). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''antennaRace''] -> no race 
[''brax''.''antennaRace''] -> no race 
[''kate''.''antennaRace''] -> no race

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'''1692.''' ''antennaraceFeral'' | ''antennaferalRace'' | ''antennaeraceFeral'' | ''antennaeferalRace'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the feral race that's associated with this body part. Race is *not* gender-specific (i.e. will return 'dog', not 'bitch'). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''antennaraceFeral''] -> no race 
[''brax''.''antennaraceFeral''] -> no race 
[''kate''.''antennaraceFeral''] -> no race

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'''1693.''' ''antennaSkin'' | ''antennaeSkin'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the 'skin' covering this body part. This could, in fact, be quite different from skin, for example: fur, keratin, scales, slime, etc. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''antennaSkin''] -> chitin 
[''brax''.''antennaSkin''] -> chitin 
[''kate''.''antennaSkin''] -> chitin

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'''1694.''' ''antennaSkin+'' | ''antennaSkinD'' | ''antennaeSkin+'' | ''antennaeSkinD'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the 'skin' covering this body part, just as the 'Skin' command does, but this adds a descriptor to the start (if one is available). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''antennaSkin+''] -> smooth chitin 
[''brax''.''antennaSkin+''] -> smooth chitin 
[''kate''.''antennaSkin+''] -> smooth chitin

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'''1695.''' ''antennaFullDescription'' | ''antennaeFullDescription'' 
''true If you want this description's colour names to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a full description of this part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''antennaFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> white, smooth chitin 
[''brax''.''antennaFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> brown, smooth chitin 
[''kate''.''antennaFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> dark brown, smooth chitin

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'''1696.''' ''antennaFullDescriptionColour'' | ''antennaFullDescriptionColor'' | ''antennaFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''antennaFullDescriptionColored'' | ''antennaeFullDescriptionColour'' | ''antennaeFullDescriptionColor'' | ''antennaeFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''antennaeFullDescriptionColored'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a full description of this part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''antennaFullDescriptionColour''] -> white, smooth chitin 
[''brax''.''antennaFullDescriptionColour''] -> brown, smooth chitin 
[''kate''.''antennaFullDescriptionColour''] -> dark brown, smooth chitin

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'''1697.''' ''antennaColour'' | ''antennaColor'' | ''antennaeColour'' | ''antennaeColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''antennaColour(Example argument)''] -> white 
[''brax''.''antennaColour(Example argument)''] -> brown 
[''kate''.''antennaColour(Example argument)''] -> dark brown

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'''1698.''' ''antennaColourPrimary'' | ''antennaColorPrimary'' | ''antennaPrimaryColour'' | ''antennaPrimaryColor'' | ''antennaeColourPrimary'' | ''antennaeColorPrimary'' | ''antennaePrimaryColour'' | ''antennaePrimaryColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the primary colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''antennaColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> white 
[''brax''.''antennaColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> brown 
[''kate''.''antennaColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> dark brown

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'''1699.''' ''antennaColourSecondary'' | ''antennaColorSecondary'' | ''antennaSecondaryColour'' | ''antennaSecondaryColor'' | ''antennaeColourSecondary'' | ''antennaeColorSecondary'' | ''antennaeSecondaryColour'' | ''antennaeSecondaryColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the secondary colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''antennaColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> brown 
[''brax''.''antennaColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> dark brown 
[''kate''.''antennaColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> brown

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'''1700.''' ''antennaColourHex'' | ''antennaColorHex'' | ''antennaeColourHex'' | ''antennaeColorHex'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the hex code for the colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''antennaColourHex''] -> #ffffff 
[''brax''.''antennaColourHex''] -> #d0a38b 
[''kate''.''antennaColourHex''] -> #9f775b

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'''1701.''' ''antenna'' 
''(forceSingular)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the basic, singular name for this body part. Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its plural equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with two horns would have the command 'horn(true)' output 'horn') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''antenna(Example argument)''] -> antennae 
[''brax''.''antenna(Example argument)''] -> antennae 
[''kate''.''antenna(Example argument)''] -> antennae

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'''1702.''' ''antennae'' 
''(forcePlurality)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the basic, plural name for this body part. Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its singular equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with a single udder would have the command 'crotchBoobs(true)' output 'udders') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''antennae(Example argument)''] -> antennae 
[''brax''.''antennae(Example argument)''] -> antennae 
[''kate''.''antennae(Example argument)''] -> antennae

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'''1703.''' ''antenna+'' | ''antennaD'' 
''(forceSingular)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the singular name for this body part, with a descriptor appended to the start (if one is available). Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its plural equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with two horns would have the command 'horn+(true)' output 'curved horn') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''antenna+(Example argument)''] -> antennae 
[''brax''.''antenna+(Example argument)''] -> antennae 
[''kate''.''antenna+(Example argument)''] -> antennae

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'''1704.''' ''antennae+'' | ''antennaeD'' 
''(forcePlurality)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the plural name for this body part, with a descriptor appended to the start (if one is available). Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its singular equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with a single udder would have the command 'crotchBoobs+(true)' output 'big udders') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''antennae+(Example argument)''] -> antennae 
[''brax''.''antennae+(Example argument)''] -> antennae 
[''kate''.''antennae+(Example argument)''] -> antennae

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'''1705.''' ''antennaSize'' | ''antennaLength'' | ''antennaeSize'' | ''antennaeLength'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the descriptor of the length of this character's antennae. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''antennaSize''] -> tiny 
[''brax''.''antennaSize''] -> tiny 
[''kate''.''antennaSize''] -> tiny

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'''1706.''' ''antennaRows'' | ''antennaeRows'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the number of rows of antennae this character has, in the form of a word ('one', 'three' instead of '1', '3' etc.) 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''antennaRows''] -> one 
[''brax''.''antennaRows''] -> one 
[''kate''.''antennaRows''] -> one

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'''1707.''' ''antennaPerRow'' | ''antennaePerRow'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the number of antennae this character has in each antenna row, in the form of a word ('one', 'two' instead of '1', '2' etc.) 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''antennaPerRow''] -> two 
[''brax''.''antennaPerRow''] -> two 
[''kate''.''antennaPerRow''] -> two

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'''1708.''' ''antennaDeterminer'' | ''antennaeDeterminer'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the determiner of the antennae this character has. Will be in the format of 'a pair of'. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''antennaDeterminer''] -> a pair of 
[''brax''.''antennaDeterminer''] -> a pair of 
[''kate''.''antennaDeterminer''] -> a pair of
== Ears ==
'''1709.''' ''earRace'' | ''earsRace'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the race that's associated with this body part. Race is *not* gender-specific (i.e. will return 'wolf-morph', not 'wolf-girl'). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''earRace''] -> demon 
[''brax''.''earRace''] -> wolf-morph 
[''kate''.''earRace''] -> demon

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'''1710.''' ''earraceFeral'' | ''earferalRace'' | ''earsraceFeral'' | ''earsferalRace'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the feral race that's associated with this body part. Race is *not* gender-specific (i.e. will return 'dog', not 'bitch'). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''earraceFeral''] -> demon 
[''brax''.''earraceFeral''] -> wolf 
[''kate''.''earraceFeral''] -> demon

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'''1711.''' ''earSkin'' | ''earsSkin'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the 'skin' covering this body part. This could, in fact, be quite different from skin, for example: fur, keratin, scales, slime, etc. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''earSkin''] -> skin 
[''brax''.''earSkin''] -> fur 
[''kate''.''earSkin''] -> skin

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'''1712.''' ''earSkin+'' | ''earSkinD'' | ''earsSkin+'' | ''earsSkinD'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the 'skin' covering this body part, just as the 'Skin' command does, but this adds a descriptor to the start (if one is available). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''earSkin+''] -> smooth skin 
[''brax''.''earSkin+''] -> shaggy fur 
[''kate''.''earSkin+''] -> smooth skin

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'''1713.''' ''earFullDescription'' | ''earsFullDescription'' 
''true If you want this description's colour names to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a full description of this part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''earFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> scarlet, smooth skin 
[''brax''.''earFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> grey, shaggy fur 
[''kate''.''earFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> pink, smooth skin

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'''1714.''' ''earFullDescriptionColour'' | ''earFullDescriptionColor'' | ''earFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''earFullDescriptionColored'' | ''earsFullDescriptionColour'' | ''earsFullDescriptionColor'' | ''earsFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''earsFullDescriptionColored'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a full description of this part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''earFullDescriptionColour''] -> scarlet, smooth skin 
[''brax''.''earFullDescriptionColour''] -> grey, shaggy fur 
[''kate''.''earFullDescriptionColour''] -> pink, smooth skin

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'''1715.''' ''earColour'' | ''earColor'' | ''earsColour'' | ''earsColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''earColour(Example argument)''] -> scarlet 
[''brax''.''earColour(Example argument)''] -> grey 
[''kate''.''earColour(Example argument)''] -> pink

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'''1716.''' ''earColourPrimary'' | ''earColorPrimary'' | ''earPrimaryColour'' | ''earPrimaryColor'' | ''earsColourPrimary'' | ''earsColorPrimary'' | ''earsPrimaryColour'' | ''earsPrimaryColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the primary colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''earColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> scarlet 
[''brax''.''earColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> grey 
[''kate''.''earColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> pink

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'''1717.''' ''earColourSecondary'' | ''earColorSecondary'' | ''earSecondaryColour'' | ''earSecondaryColor'' | ''earsColourSecondary'' | ''earsColorSecondary'' | ''earsSecondaryColour'' | ''earsSecondaryColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the secondary colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''earColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> scarlet 
[''brax''.''earColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> grey 
[''kate''.''earColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> pink

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'''1718.''' ''earColourHex'' | ''earColorHex'' | ''earsColourHex'' | ''earsColorHex'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the hex code for the colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''earColourHex''] -> #ff385d 
[''brax''.''earColourHex''] -> #b3b3b3 
[''kate''.''earColourHex''] -> #ff6bda

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'''1719.''' ''ear'' 
''(forceSingular)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the basic, singular name for this body part. Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its plural equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with two horns would have the command 'horn(true)' output 'horn') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''ear(Example argument)''] -> ears 
[''brax''.''ear(Example argument)''] -> ears 
[''kate''.''ear(Example argument)''] -> ears

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'''1720.''' ''ears'' 
''(forcePlurality)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the basic, plural name for this body part. Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its singular equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with a single udder would have the command 'crotchBoobs(true)' output 'udders') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''ears(Example argument)''] -> ears 
[''brax''.''ears(Example argument)''] -> ears 
[''kate''.''ears(Example argument)''] -> ears

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'''1721.''' ''ear+'' | ''earD'' 
''(forceSingular)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the singular name for this body part, with a descriptor appended to the start (if one is available). Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its plural equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with two horns would have the command 'horn+(true)' output 'curved horn') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''ear+(Example argument)''] -> pointed ears 
[''brax''.''ear+(Example argument)''] -> wolf-like ears 
[''kate''.''ear+(Example argument)''] -> soft ears

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'''1722.''' ''ears+'' | ''earsD'' 
''(forcePlurality)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the plural name for this body part, with a descriptor appended to the start (if one is available). Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its singular equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with a single udder would have the command 'crotchBoobs+(true)' output 'big udders') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''ears+(Example argument)''] -> pointed ears 
[''brax''.''ears+(Example argument)''] -> fur-coated ears 
[''kate''.''ears+(Example argument)''] -> soft ears
== Eyes ==
'''1723.''' ''eyeRace'' | ''eyesRace'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the race that's associated with this body part. Race is *not* gender-specific (i.e. will return 'wolf-morph', not 'wolf-girl'). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''eyeRace''] -> demon 
[''brax''.''eyeRace''] -> wolf-morph 
[''kate''.''eyeRace''] -> demon

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'''1724.''' ''eyeraceFeral'' | ''eyeferalRace'' | ''eyesraceFeral'' | ''eyesferalRace'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the feral race that's associated with this body part. Race is *not* gender-specific (i.e. will return 'dog', not 'bitch'). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''eyeraceFeral''] -> demon 
[''brax''.''eyeraceFeral''] -> wolf 
[''kate''.''eyeraceFeral''] -> demon

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'''1725.''' ''eyeSkin'' | ''eyesSkin'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the 'skin' covering this body part. This could, in fact, be quite different from skin, for example: fur, keratin, scales, slime, etc. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''eyeSkin''] -> eyes 
[''brax''.''eyeSkin''] -> eyes 
[''kate''.''eyeSkin''] -> eyes

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'''1726.''' ''eyeSkin+'' | ''eyeSkinD'' | ''eyesSkin+'' | ''eyesSkinD'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the 'skin' covering this body part, just as the 'Skin' command does, but this adds a descriptor to the start (if one is available). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''eyeSkin+''] -> eye eyes 
[''brax''.''eyeSkin+''] -> eye eyes 
[''kate''.''eyeSkin+''] -> eye eyes

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'''1727.''' ''eyeFullDescription'' | ''eyesFullDescription'' 
''true If you want this description's colour names to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a full description of this part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''eyeFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> yellow irises 
[''brax''.''eyeFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> yellow irises 
[''kate''.''eyeFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> green irises

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'''1728.''' ''eyeFullDescriptionColour'' | ''eyeFullDescriptionColor'' | ''eyeFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''eyeFullDescriptionColored'' | ''eyesFullDescriptionColour'' | ''eyesFullDescriptionColor'' | ''eyesFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''eyesFullDescriptionColored'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a full description of this part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''eyeFullDescriptionColour''] -> yellow irises 
[''brax''.''eyeFullDescriptionColour''] -> yellow irises 
[''kate''.''eyeFullDescriptionColour''] -> green irises

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'''1729.''' ''eyeColour'' | ''eyeColor'' | ''eyesColour'' | ''eyesColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''eyeColour(Example argument)''] -> yellow 
[''brax''.''eyeColour(Example argument)''] -> yellow 
[''kate''.''eyeColour(Example argument)''] -> green

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'''1730.''' ''eyeColourPrimary'' | ''eyeColorPrimary'' | ''eyePrimaryColour'' | ''eyePrimaryColor'' | ''eyesColourPrimary'' | ''eyesColorPrimary'' | ''eyesPrimaryColour'' | ''eyesPrimaryColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the primary colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''eyeColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> yellow 
[''brax''.''eyeColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> yellow 
[''kate''.''eyeColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> green

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'''1731.''' ''eyeColourSecondary'' | ''eyeColorSecondary'' | ''eyeSecondaryColour'' | ''eyeSecondaryColor'' | ''eyesColourSecondary'' | ''eyesColorSecondary'' | ''eyesSecondaryColour'' | ''eyesSecondaryColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the secondary colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''eyeColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> yellow 
[''brax''.''eyeColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> yellow 
[''kate''.''eyeColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> green

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'''1732.''' ''eyeColourHex'' | ''eyeColorHex'' | ''eyesColourHex'' | ''eyesColorHex'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the hex code for the colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''eyeColourHex''] -> #ecec5b 
[''brax''.''eyeColourHex''] -> #ecec5b 
[''kate''.''eyeColourHex''] -> #209746

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'''1733.''' ''eye'' 
''(forceSingular)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the basic, singular name for this body part. Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its plural equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with two horns would have the command 'horn(true)' output 'horn') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''eye(Example argument)''] -> eyes 
[''brax''.''eye(Example argument)''] -> eyes 
[''kate''.''eye(Example argument)''] -> eyes

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'''1734.''' ''eyes'' 
''(forcePlurality)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the basic, plural name for this body part. Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its singular equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with a single udder would have the command 'crotchBoobs(true)' output 'udders') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''eyes(Example argument)''] -> eyes 
[''brax''.''eyes(Example argument)''] -> eyes 
[''kate''.''eyes(Example argument)''] -> eyes

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'''1735.''' ''eye+'' | ''eyeD'' 
''(forceSingular)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the singular name for this body part, with a descriptor appended to the start (if one is available). Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its plural equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with two horns would have the command 'horn+(true)' output 'curved horn') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''eye+(Example argument)''] -> eyes 
[''brax''.''eye+(Example argument)''] -> eyes 
[''kate''.''eye+(Example argument)''] -> eyes

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'''1736.''' ''eyes+'' | ''eyesD'' 
''(forcePlurality)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the plural name for this body part, with a descriptor appended to the start (if one is available). Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its singular equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with a single udder would have the command 'crotchBoobs+(true)' output 'big udders') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''eyes+(Example argument)''] -> eyes 
[''brax''.''eyes+(Example argument)''] -> eyes 
[''kate''.''eyes+(Example argument)''] -> eyes

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'''1737.''' ''eyePairs'' | ''eyesPairs'' | ''eyeRows'' | ''eyesRows'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''eyePairs''] -> a pair of 
[''brax''.''eyePairs''] -> a pair of 
[''kate''.''eyePairs''] -> a pair of

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'''1738.''' ''irisShape'' | ''irisesShape'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''irisShape''] -> round 
[''brax''.''irisShape''] -> round 
[''kate''.''irisShape''] -> round

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'''1739.''' ''irisFullDescription'' | ''irisesFullDescription'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''irisFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> yellow irises 
[''brax''.''irisFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> yellow irises 
[''kate''.''irisFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> green irises

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'''1740.''' ''irisColour'' | ''irisColor'' | ''irisesColour'' | ''irisesColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''irisColour(Example argument)''] -> yellow 
[''brax''.''irisColour(Example argument)''] -> yellow 
[''kate''.''irisColour(Example argument)''] -> green

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'''1741.''' ''irisColourPrimary'' | ''irisColorPrimary'' | ''irisesColourPrimary'' | ''irisesColorPrimary'' | ''irisPrimaryColour'' | ''irisPrimaryColor'' | ''irisesPrimaryColour'' | ''irisesPrimaryColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''irisColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> yellow 
[''brax''.''irisColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> yellow 
[''kate''.''irisColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> green

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'''1742.''' ''irisColourSecondary'' | ''irisColorSecondary'' | ''irisesColourSecondary'' | ''irisesColorSecondary'' | ''irisSecondaryColour'' | ''irisSecondaryColor'' | ''irisesSecondaryColour'' | ''irisesSecondaryColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''irisColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> yellow 
[''brax''.''irisColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> yellow 
[''kate''.''irisColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> green

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'''1743.''' ''pupilShape'' | ''pupilsShape'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''pupilShape''] -> vertical 
[''brax''.''pupilShape''] -> round 
[''kate''.''pupilShape''] -> vertical

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'''1744.''' ''pupilFullDescription'' | ''pupilsFullDescription'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''pupilFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> black pupils 
[''brax''.''pupilFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> black pupils 
[''kate''.''pupilFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> black pupils

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'''1745.''' ''pupilColour'' | ''pupilColor'' | ''pupilsColour'' | ''pupilsColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''pupilColour(Example argument)''] -> black 
[''brax''.''pupilColour(Example argument)''] -> black 
[''kate''.''pupilColour(Example argument)''] -> black

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'''1746.''' ''pupilColourPrimary'' | ''pupilColorPrimary'' | ''pupilsColourPrimary'' | ''pupilsColorPrimary'' | ''pupilPrimaryColour'' | ''pupilPrimaryColor'' | ''pupilsPrimaryColour'' | ''pupilsPrimaryColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''pupilColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> black 
[''brax''.''pupilColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> black 
[''kate''.''pupilColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> black

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'''1747.''' ''pupilColourSecondary'' | ''pupilColorSecondary'' | ''pupilsColourSecondary'' | ''pupilsColorSecondary'' | ''pupilSecondaryColour'' | ''pupilSecondaryColor'' | ''pupilsSecondaryColour'' | ''pupilsSecondaryColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''pupilColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> black 
[''brax''.''pupilColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> black 
[''kate''.''pupilColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> black

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'''1748.''' ''scleraFullDescription'' | ''scleraeFullDescription'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''scleraFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> white pupils 
[''brax''.''scleraFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> white pupils 
[''kate''.''scleraFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> white pupils

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'''1749.''' ''scleraColour'' | ''scleraColor'' | ''scleraeColour'' | ''scleraeColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''scleraColour(Example argument)''] -> white 
[''brax''.''scleraColour(Example argument)''] -> white 
[''kate''.''scleraColour(Example argument)''] -> white

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'''1750.''' ''scleraColourPrimary'' | ''scleraColorPrimary'' | ''scleraeColourPrimary'' | ''scleraeColorPrimary'' | ''scleraPrimaryColour'' | ''scleraPrimaryColor'' | ''scleraePrimaryColour'' | ''scleraePrimaryColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''scleraColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> white 
[''brax''.''scleraColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> white 
[''kate''.''scleraColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> white

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'''1751.''' ''scleraColourSecondary'' | ''scleraColorSecondary'' | ''scleraeColourSecondary'' | ''scleraeColorSecondary'' | ''scleraSecondaryColour'' | ''scleraSecondaryColor'' | ''scleraeSecondaryColour'' | ''scleraeSecondaryColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''scleraColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> white 
[''brax''.''scleraColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> white 
[''kate''.''scleraColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> white
== Face ==
'''1752.''' ''faceRace'' | ''facesRace'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the race that's associated with this body part. Race is *not* gender-specific (i.e. will return 'wolf-morph', not 'wolf-girl'). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''faceRace''] -> human 
[''brax''.''faceRace''] -> wolf-morph 
[''kate''.''faceRace''] -> demon

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'''1753.''' ''faceraceFeral'' | ''faceferalRace'' | ''facesraceFeral'' | ''facesferalRace'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the feral race that's associated with this body part. Race is *not* gender-specific (i.e. will return 'dog', not 'bitch'). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''faceraceFeral''] -> human 
[''brax''.''faceraceFeral''] -> wolf 
[''kate''.''faceraceFeral''] -> demon

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'''1754.''' ''faceSkin'' | ''facesSkin'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the 'skin' covering this body part. This could, in fact, be quite different from skin, for example: fur, keratin, scales, slime, etc. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''faceSkin''] -> skin 
[''brax''.''faceSkin''] -> fur 
[''kate''.''faceSkin''] -> skin

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'''1755.''' ''faceSkin+'' | ''faceSkinD'' | ''facesSkin+'' | ''facesSkinD'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the 'skin' covering this body part, just as the 'Skin' command does, but this adds a descriptor to the start (if one is available). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''faceSkin+''] -> smooth skin 
[''brax''.''faceSkin+''] -> shaggy fur 
[''kate''.''faceSkin+''] -> smooth skin

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'''1756.''' ''faceFullDescription'' | ''facesFullDescription'' 
''true If you want this description's colour names to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a full description of this part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''faceFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> dark, smooth skin 
[''brax''.''faceFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> grey, shaggy fur 
[''kate''.''faceFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> pink, smooth skin

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'''1757.''' ''faceFullDescriptionColour'' | ''faceFullDescriptionColor'' | ''faceFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''faceFullDescriptionColored'' | ''facesFullDescriptionColour'' | ''facesFullDescriptionColor'' | ''facesFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''facesFullDescriptionColored'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a full description of this part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''faceFullDescriptionColour''] -> dark, smooth skin 
[''brax''.''faceFullDescriptionColour''] -> grey, shaggy fur 
[''kate''.''faceFullDescriptionColour''] -> pink, smooth skin

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'''1758.''' ''faceColour'' | ''faceColor'' | ''facesColour'' | ''facesColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''faceColour(Example argument)''] -> dark 
[''brax''.''faceColour(Example argument)''] -> grey 
[''kate''.''faceColour(Example argument)''] -> pink

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'''1759.''' ''faceColourPrimary'' | ''faceColorPrimary'' | ''facePrimaryColour'' | ''facePrimaryColor'' | ''facesColourPrimary'' | ''facesColorPrimary'' | ''facesPrimaryColour'' | ''facesPrimaryColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the primary colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''faceColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> dark 
[''brax''.''faceColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> grey 
[''kate''.''faceColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> pink

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'''1760.''' ''faceColourSecondary'' | ''faceColorSecondary'' | ''faceSecondaryColour'' | ''faceSecondaryColor'' | ''facesColourSecondary'' | ''facesColorSecondary'' | ''facesSecondaryColour'' | ''facesSecondaryColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the secondary colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''faceColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> dark 
[''brax''.''faceColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> grey 
[''kate''.''faceColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> pink

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'''1761.''' ''faceColourHex'' | ''faceColorHex'' | ''facesColourHex'' | ''facesColorHex'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the hex code for the colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''faceColourHex''] -> #9f775b 
[''brax''.''faceColourHex''] -> #b3b3b3 
[''kate''.''faceColourHex''] -> #ff6bda

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'''1762.''' ''face'' 
''(forceSingular)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the basic, singular name for this body part. Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its plural equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with two horns would have the command 'horn(true)' output 'horn') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''face(Example argument)''] -> face 
[''brax''.''face(Example argument)''] -> muzzle 
[''kate''.''face(Example argument)''] -> face

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'''1763.''' ''faces'' 
''(forcePlurality)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the basic, plural name for this body part. Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its singular equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with a single udder would have the command 'crotchBoobs(true)' output 'udders') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''faces(Example argument)''] -> face 
[''brax''.''faces(Example argument)''] -> muzzle 
[''kate''.''faces(Example argument)''] -> face

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'''1764.''' ''face+'' | ''faceD'' 
''(forceSingular)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the singular name for this body part, with a descriptor appended to the start (if one is available). Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its plural equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with two horns would have the command 'horn+(true)' output 'curved horn') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''face+(Example argument)''] -> face 
[''brax''.''face+(Example argument)''] -> wolf-like face 
[''kate''.''face+(Example argument)''] -> flawless face

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'''1765.''' ''faces+'' | ''facesD'' 
''(forcePlurality)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the plural name for this body part, with a descriptor appended to the start (if one is available). Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its singular equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with a single udder would have the command 'crotchBoobs+(true)' output 'big udders') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''faces+(Example argument)''] -> face 
[''brax''.''faces+(Example argument)''] -> wolf-like face 
[''kate''.''faces+(Example argument)''] -> perfect face

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'''1766.''' ''faceCapacity'' | ''throatCapacity'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a descriptor of this character's throat capacity. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''faceCapacity''] -> loose 
[''brax''.''faceCapacity''] -> extremely tight 
[''kate''.''faceCapacity''] -> very loose

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'''1767.''' ''faceDepth'' | ''throatDepth'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a descriptor of this character's throat depth. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''faceDepth''] -> average-depth 
[''brax''.''faceDepth''] -> average-depth 
[''kate''.''faceDepth''] -> average-depth

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'''1768.''' ''faceElasticity'' | ''throatElasticity'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a descriptor of this character's throat elasticity. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''faceElasticity''] -> limber 
[''brax''.''faceElasticity''] -> limber 
[''kate''.''faceElasticity''] -> limber

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'''1769.''' ''facePlasticity'' | ''throatPlasticity'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a descriptor of this character's throat plasticity. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''facePlasticity''] -> resilient 
[''brax''.''facePlasticity''] -> resilient 
[''kate''.''facePlasticity''] -> resilient

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'''1770.''' ''faceWetness'' | ''throatWetness'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a descriptor of this character's throat wetness. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''faceWetness''] -> wet 
[''brax''.''faceWetness''] -> wet 
[''kate''.''faceWetness''] -> wet

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'''1771.''' ''tongueLength'' | ''tongueSize'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''tongueLength''] -> normal-sized 
[''brax''.''tongueLength''] -> normal-sized 
[''kate''.''tongueLength''] -> normal-sized

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'''1772.''' ''nose'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''nose''] -> nose 
[''brax''.''nose''] -> nose 
[''kate''.''nose''] -> nose

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'''1773.''' ''noses'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''noses''] -> noses 
[''brax''.''noses''] -> noses 
[''kate''.''noses''] -> noses

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'''1774.''' ''lipSize'' | ''lipsSize'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''lipSize''] -> full 
[''brax''.''lipSize''] -> average-sized 
[''kate''.''lipSize''] -> full

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'''1775.''' ''lip'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''lip''] -> lip 
[''brax''.''lip''] -> lip 
[''kate''.''lip''] -> lip

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'''1776.''' ''lip+'' | ''lipD'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''lip+''] -> delicate lip 
[''brax''.''lip+''] -> lip 
[''kate''.''lip+''] -> full lip

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'''1777.''' ''lips'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''lips''] -> lips 
[''brax''.''lips''] -> lips 
[''kate''.''lips''] -> lips

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'''1778.''' ''lips+'' | ''lipsD'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''lips+''] -> soft lips 
[''brax''.''lips+''] -> lips 
[''kate''.''lips+''] -> soft lips
== Mouth ==
'''1779.''' ''mouthRace'' | ''mouthsRace'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the race that's associated with this body part. Race is *not* gender-specific (i.e. will return 'wolf-morph', not 'wolf-girl'). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''mouthRace''] -> human 
[''brax''.''mouthRace''] -> wolf-morph 
[''kate''.''mouthRace''] -> demon

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'''1780.''' ''mouthraceFeral'' | ''mouthferalRace'' | ''mouthsraceFeral'' | ''mouthsferalRace'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the feral race that's associated with this body part. Race is *not* gender-specific (i.e. will return 'dog', not 'bitch'). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''mouthraceFeral''] -> human 
[''brax''.''mouthraceFeral''] -> wolf 
[''kate''.''mouthraceFeral''] -> demon

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'''1781.''' ''mouthSkin'' | ''mouthsSkin'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the 'skin' covering this body part. This could, in fact, be quite different from skin, for example: fur, keratin, scales, slime, etc. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''mouthSkin''] -> skin 
[''brax''.''mouthSkin''] -> skin 
[''kate''.''mouthSkin''] -> skin

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'''1782.''' ''mouthSkin+'' | ''mouthSkinD'' | ''mouthsSkin+'' | ''mouthsSkinD'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the 'skin' covering this body part, just as the 'Skin' command does, but this adds a descriptor to the start (if one is available). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''mouthSkin+''] -> smooth skin 
[''brax''.''mouthSkin+''] -> smooth skin 
[''kate''.''mouthSkin+''] -> smooth skin

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'''1783.''' ''mouthFullDescription'' | ''mouthsFullDescription'' 
''true If you want this description's colour names to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a full description of this part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''mouthFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> dark lips, with a fleshy-pink throat 
[''brax''.''mouthFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> olive lips, with a fleshy-pink throat 
[''kate''.''mouthFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> pink lips, with a fleshy-pink throat

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'''1784.''' ''mouthFullDescriptionColour'' | ''mouthFullDescriptionColor'' | ''mouthFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''mouthFullDescriptionColored'' | ''mouthsFullDescriptionColour'' | ''mouthsFullDescriptionColor'' | ''mouthsFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''mouthsFullDescriptionColored'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a full description of this part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''mouthFullDescriptionColour''] -> dark lips, with a fleshy-pink throat 
[''brax''.''mouthFullDescriptionColour''] -> olive lips, with a fleshy-pink throat 
[''kate''.''mouthFullDescriptionColour''] -> pink lips, with a fleshy-pink throat

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'''1785.''' ''mouthColour'' | ''mouthColor'' | ''mouthsColour'' | ''mouthsColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''mouthColour(Example argument)''] -> dark lips 
[''brax''.''mouthColour(Example argument)''] -> olive lips 
[''kate''.''mouthColour(Example argument)''] -> pink lips

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'''1786.''' ''mouthColourPrimary'' | ''mouthColorPrimary'' | ''mouthPrimaryColour'' | ''mouthPrimaryColor'' | ''mouthsColourPrimary'' | ''mouthsColorPrimary'' | ''mouthsPrimaryColour'' | ''mouthsPrimaryColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the primary colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''mouthColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> dark 
[''brax''.''mouthColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> olive 
[''kate''.''mouthColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> pink

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'''1787.''' ''mouthColourSecondary'' | ''mouthColorSecondary'' | ''mouthSecondaryColour'' | ''mouthSecondaryColor'' | ''mouthsColourSecondary'' | ''mouthsColorSecondary'' | ''mouthsSecondaryColour'' | ''mouthsSecondaryColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the secondary colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''mouthColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> fleshy-pink 
[''brax''.''mouthColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> fleshy-pink 
[''kate''.''mouthColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> fleshy-pink

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'''1788.''' ''mouthColourHex'' | ''mouthColorHex'' | ''mouthsColourHex'' | ''mouthsColorHex'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the hex code for the colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''mouthColourHex''] -> #9f775b 
[''brax''.''mouthColourHex''] -> #edc491 
[''kate''.''mouthColourHex''] -> #ff6bda

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'''1789.''' ''mouth'' 
''(forceSingular)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the basic, singular name for this body part. Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its plural equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with two horns would have the command 'horn(true)' output 'horn') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''mouth(Example argument)''] -> mouth 
[''brax''.''mouth(Example argument)''] -> mouth 
[''kate''.''mouth(Example argument)''] -> mouth

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'''1790.''' ''mouths'' 
''(forcePlurality)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the basic, plural name for this body part. Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its singular equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with a single udder would have the command 'crotchBoobs(true)' output 'udders') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''mouths(Example argument)''] -> mouth 
[''brax''.''mouths(Example argument)''] -> mouth 
[''kate''.''mouths(Example argument)''] -> mouth

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'''1791.''' ''mouth+'' | ''mouthD'' 
''(forceSingular)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the singular name for this body part, with a descriptor appended to the start (if one is available). Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its plural equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with two horns would have the command 'horn+(true)' output 'curved horn') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''mouth+(Example argument)''] -> mouth 
[''brax''.''mouth+(Example argument)''] -> mouth 
[''kate''.''mouth+(Example argument)''] -> pink mouth

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'''1792.''' ''mouths+'' | ''mouthsD'' 
''(forcePlurality)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the plural name for this body part, with a descriptor appended to the start (if one is available). Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its singular equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with a single udder would have the command 'crotchBoobs+(true)' output 'big udders') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''mouths+(Example argument)''] -> dark mouth 
[''brax''.''mouths+(Example argument)''] -> mouth 
[''kate''.''mouths+(Example argument)''] -> mouth
== Tongue ==
'''1793.''' ''tongueRace'' | ''tonguesRace'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the race that's associated with this body part. Race is *not* gender-specific (i.e. will return 'wolf-morph', not 'wolf-girl'). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''tongueRace''] -> human 
[''brax''.''tongueRace''] -> wolf-morph 
[''kate''.''tongueRace''] -> demon

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'''1794.''' ''tongueraceFeral'' | ''tongueferalRace'' | ''tonguesraceFeral'' | ''tonguesferalRace'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the feral race that's associated with this body part. Race is *not* gender-specific (i.e. will return 'dog', not 'bitch'). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''tongueraceFeral''] -> human 
[''brax''.''tongueraceFeral''] -> wolf 
[''kate''.''tongueraceFeral''] -> demon

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'''1795.''' ''tongueSkin'' | ''tonguesSkin'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the 'skin' covering this body part. This could, in fact, be quite different from skin, for example: fur, keratin, scales, slime, etc. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''tongueSkin''] -> skin 
[''brax''.''tongueSkin''] -> skin 
[''kate''.''tongueSkin''] -> skin

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'''1796.''' ''tongueSkin+'' | ''tongueSkinD'' | ''tonguesSkin+'' | ''tonguesSkinD'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the 'skin' covering this body part, just as the 'Skin' command does, but this adds a descriptor to the start (if one is available). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''tongueSkin+''] -> smooth skin 
[''brax''.''tongueSkin+''] -> smooth skin 
[''kate''.''tongueSkin+''] -> smooth skin

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'''1797.''' ''tongueFullDescription'' | ''tonguesFullDescription'' 
''true If you want this description's colour names to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a full description of this part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''tongueFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> fleshy-pink, smooth skin 
[''brax''.''tongueFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> fleshy-pink, smooth skin 
[''kate''.''tongueFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> fleshy-pink, smooth skin

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'''1798.''' ''tongueFullDescriptionColour'' | ''tongueFullDescriptionColor'' | ''tongueFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''tongueFullDescriptionColored'' | ''tonguesFullDescriptionColour'' | ''tonguesFullDescriptionColor'' | ''tonguesFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''tonguesFullDescriptionColored'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a full description of this part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''tongueFullDescriptionColour''] -> fleshy-pink, smooth skin 
[''brax''.''tongueFullDescriptionColour''] -> fleshy-pink, smooth skin 
[''kate''.''tongueFullDescriptionColour''] -> fleshy-pink, smooth skin

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'''1799.''' ''tongueColour'' | ''tongueColor'' | ''tonguesColour'' | ''tonguesColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''tongueColour(Example argument)''] -> fleshy-pink 
[''brax''.''tongueColour(Example argument)''] -> fleshy-pink 
[''kate''.''tongueColour(Example argument)''] -> fleshy-pink

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'''1800.''' ''tongueColourPrimary'' | ''tongueColorPrimary'' | ''tonguePrimaryColour'' | ''tonguePrimaryColor'' | ''tonguesColourPrimary'' | ''tonguesColorPrimary'' | ''tonguesPrimaryColour'' | ''tonguesPrimaryColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the primary colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''tongueColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> fleshy-pink 
[''brax''.''tongueColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> fleshy-pink 
[''kate''.''tongueColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> fleshy-pink

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'''1801.''' ''tongueColourSecondary'' | ''tongueColorSecondary'' | ''tongueSecondaryColour'' | ''tongueSecondaryColor'' | ''tonguesColourSecondary'' | ''tonguesColorSecondary'' | ''tonguesSecondaryColour'' | ''tonguesSecondaryColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the secondary colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''tongueColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> fleshy-pink 
[''brax''.''tongueColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> fleshy-pink 
[''kate''.''tongueColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> fleshy-pink

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'''1802.''' ''tongueColourHex'' | ''tongueColorHex'' | ''tonguesColourHex'' | ''tonguesColorHex'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the hex code for the colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''tongueColourHex''] -> #ebc2ff 
[''brax''.''tongueColourHex''] -> #ebc2ff 
[''kate''.''tongueColourHex''] -> #ebc2ff

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'''1803.''' ''tongue'' 
''(forceSingular)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the basic, singular name for this body part. Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its plural equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with two horns would have the command 'horn(true)' output 'horn') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''tongue(Example argument)''] -> tongue 
[''brax''.''tongue(Example argument)''] -> tongue 
[''kate''.''tongue(Example argument)''] -> tongue

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'''1804.''' ''tongues'' 
''(forcePlurality)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the basic, plural name for this body part. Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its singular equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with a single udder would have the command 'crotchBoobs(true)' output 'udders') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''tongues(Example argument)''] -> tongue 
[''brax''.''tongues(Example argument)''] -> tongue 
[''kate''.''tongues(Example argument)''] -> tongue

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'''1805.''' ''tongue+'' | ''tongueD'' 
''(forceSingular)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the singular name for this body part, with a descriptor appended to the start (if one is available). Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its plural equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with two horns would have the command 'horn+(true)' output 'curved horn') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''tongue+(Example argument)''] -> tongue 
[''brax''.''tongue+(Example argument)''] -> wide tongue 
[''kate''.''tongue+(Example argument)''] -> demonic tongue

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'''1806.''' ''tongues+'' | ''tonguesD'' 
''(forcePlurality)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the plural name for this body part, with a descriptor appended to the start (if one is available). Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its singular equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with a single udder would have the command 'crotchBoobs+(true)' output 'big udders') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''tongues+(Example argument)''] -> tongue 
[''brax''.''tongues+(Example argument)''] -> wide tongue 
[''kate''.''tongues+(Example argument)''] -> demonic tongue
== Hair ==
'''1807.''' ''hairRace'' | ''featherRace'' | ''hairsRace'' | ''feathersRace'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the race that's associated with this body part. Race is *not* gender-specific (i.e. will return 'wolf-morph', not 'wolf-girl'). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''hairRace''] -> demon 
[''brax''.''hairRace''] -> wolf-morph 
[''kate''.''hairRace''] -> demon

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'''1808.''' ''hairraceFeral'' | ''hairferalRace'' | ''featherraceFeral'' | ''featherferalRace'' | ''hairsraceFeral'' | ''hairsferalRace'' | ''feathersraceFeral'' | ''feathersferalRace'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the feral race that's associated with this body part. Race is *not* gender-specific (i.e. will return 'dog', not 'bitch'). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''hairraceFeral''] -> demon 
[''brax''.''hairraceFeral''] -> wolf 
[''kate''.''hairraceFeral''] -> demon

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'''1809.''' ''hairSkin'' | ''featherSkin'' | ''hairsSkin'' | ''feathersSkin'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the 'skin' covering this body part. This could, in fact, be quite different from skin, for example: fur, keratin, scales, slime, etc. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''hairSkin''] -> hair 
[''brax''.''hairSkin''] -> hair 
[''kate''.''hairSkin''] -> hair

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'''1810.''' ''hairSkin+'' | ''hairSkinD'' | ''featherSkin+'' | ''featherSkinD'' | ''hairsSkin+'' | ''hairsSkinD'' | ''feathersSkin+'' | ''feathersSkinD'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the 'skin' covering this body part, just as the 'Skin' command does, but this adds a descriptor to the start (if one is available). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''hairSkin+''] -> silken hair 
[''brax''.''hairSkin+''] -> fur-like hair 
[''kate''.''hairSkin+''] -> silken hair

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'''1811.''' ''hairFullDescription'' | ''featherFullDescription'' | ''hairsFullDescription'' | ''feathersFullDescription'' 
''true If you want this description's colour names to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a full description of this part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''hairFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> black, silken hair 
[''brax''.''hairFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> grey, fur-like hair 
[''kate''.''hairFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> red, silken hair

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'''1812.''' ''hairFullDescriptionColour'' | ''hairFullDescriptionColor'' | ''hairFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''hairFullDescriptionColored'' | ''featherFullDescriptionColour'' | ''featherFullDescriptionColor'' | ''featherFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''featherFullDescriptionColored'' | ''hairsFullDescriptionColour'' | ''hairsFullDescriptionColor'' | ''hairsFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''hairsFullDescriptionColored'' | ''feathersFullDescriptionColour'' | ''feathersFullDescriptionColor'' | ''feathersFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''feathersFullDescriptionColored'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a full description of this part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''hairFullDescriptionColour''] -> black, silken hair 
[''brax''.''hairFullDescriptionColour''] -> grey, fur-like hair 
[''kate''.''hairFullDescriptionColour''] -> red, silken hair

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'''1813.''' ''hairColour'' | ''hairColor'' | ''featherColour'' | ''featherColor'' | ''hairsColour'' | ''hairsColor'' | ''feathersColour'' | ''feathersColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''hairColour(Example argument)''] -> black 
[''brax''.''hairColour(Example argument)''] -> grey 
[''kate''.''hairColour(Example argument)''] -> red

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'''1814.''' ''hairColourPrimary'' | ''hairColorPrimary'' | ''hairPrimaryColour'' | ''hairPrimaryColor'' | ''featherColourPrimary'' | ''featherColorPrimary'' | ''featherPrimaryColour'' | ''featherPrimaryColor'' | ''hairsColourPrimary'' | ''hairsColorPrimary'' | ''hairsPrimaryColour'' | ''hairsPrimaryColor'' | ''feathersColourPrimary'' | ''feathersColorPrimary'' | ''feathersPrimaryColour'' | ''feathersPrimaryColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the primary colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''hairColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> black 
[''brax''.''hairColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> grey 
[''kate''.''hairColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> red

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'''1815.''' ''hairColourSecondary'' | ''hairColorSecondary'' | ''hairSecondaryColour'' | ''hairSecondaryColor'' | ''featherColourSecondary'' | ''featherColorSecondary'' | ''featherSecondaryColour'' | ''featherSecondaryColor'' | ''hairsColourSecondary'' | ''hairsColorSecondary'' | ''hairsSecondaryColour'' | ''hairsSecondaryColor'' | ''feathersColourSecondary'' | ''feathersColorSecondary'' | ''feathersSecondaryColour'' | ''feathersSecondaryColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the secondary colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''hairColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> black 
[''brax''.''hairColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> grey 
[''kate''.''hairColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> white

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'''1816.''' ''hairColourHex'' | ''hairColorHex'' | ''featherColourHex'' | ''featherColorHex'' | ''hairsColourHex'' | ''hairsColorHex'' | ''feathersColourHex'' | ''feathersColorHex'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the hex code for the colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''hairColourHex''] -> #777777 
[''brax''.''hairColourHex''] -> #b3b3b3 
[''kate''.''hairColourHex''] -> #ea5d76

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'''1817.''' ''hair'' | ''feather'' 
''(forceSingular)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the basic, singular name for this body part. Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its plural equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with two horns would have the command 'horn(true)' output 'horn') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''hair(Example argument)''] -> hair 
[''brax''.''hair(Example argument)''] -> hair 
[''kate''.''hair(Example argument)''] -> hair

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'''1818.''' ''hairs'' | ''feathers'' 
''(forcePlurality)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the basic, plural name for this body part. Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its singular equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with a single udder would have the command 'crotchBoobs(true)' output 'udders') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''hairs(Example argument)''] -> hair 
[''brax''.''hairs(Example argument)''] -> hair 
[''kate''.''hairs(Example argument)''] -> hair

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'''1819.''' ''hair+'' | ''hairD'' | ''feather+'' | ''featherD'' 
''(forceSingular)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the singular name for this body part, with a descriptor appended to the start (if one is available). Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its plural equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with two horns would have the command 'horn+(true)' output 'curved horn') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''hair+(Example argument)''] -> silken hair 
[''brax''.''hair+(Example argument)''] -> furry hair 
[''kate''.''hair+(Example argument)''] -> silken hair

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'''1820.''' ''hairs+'' | ''hairsD'' | ''feathers+'' | ''feathersD'' 
''(forcePlurality)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the plural name for this body part, with a descriptor appended to the start (if one is available). Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its singular equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with a single udder would have the command 'crotchBoobs+(true)' output 'big udders') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''hairs+(Example argument)''] -> silken hair 
[''brax''.''hairs+(Example argument)''] -> fur-like hair 
[''kate''.''hairs+(Example argument)''] -> feminine hair

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'''1821.''' ''hairDeterminer'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
The determiner for the hair type of the character. Will usually be 'a head of'. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''hairDeterminer''] -> a head of 
[''brax''.''hairDeterminer''] -> a head of 
[''kate''.''hairDeterminer''] -> a head of

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'''1822.''' ''hairLength'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a descriptor of this character's hair length. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''hairLength''] -> long 
[''brax''.''hairLength''] -> bald 
[''kate''.''hairLength''] -> shoulder-length
== Horns ==
'''1823.''' ''hornRace'' | ''hornsRace'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the race that's associated with this body part. Race is *not* gender-specific (i.e. will return 'wolf-morph', not 'wolf-girl'). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''hornRace''] -> no race 
[''brax''.''hornRace''] -> no race 
[''kate''.''hornRace''] -> no race

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'''1824.''' ''hornraceFeral'' | ''hornferalRace'' | ''hornsraceFeral'' | ''hornsferalRace'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the feral race that's associated with this body part. Race is *not* gender-specific (i.e. will return 'dog', not 'bitch'). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''hornraceFeral''] -> no race 
[''brax''.''hornraceFeral''] -> no race 
[''kate''.''hornraceFeral''] -> no race

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'''1825.''' ''hornSkin'' | ''hornsSkin'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the 'skin' covering this body part. This could, in fact, be quite different from skin, for example: fur, keratin, scales, slime, etc. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''hornSkin''] -> keratin 
[''brax''.''hornSkin''] -> keratin 
[''kate''.''hornSkin''] -> keratin

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'''1826.''' ''hornSkin+'' | ''hornSkinD'' | ''hornsSkin+'' | ''hornsSkinD'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the 'skin' covering this body part, just as the 'Skin' command does, but this adds a descriptor to the start (if one is available). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''hornSkin+''] -> smooth keratin 
[''brax''.''hornSkin+''] -> smooth keratin 
[''kate''.''hornSkin+''] -> smooth keratin

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'''1827.''' ''hornFullDescription'' | ''hornsFullDescription'' 
''true If you want this description's colour names to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a full description of this part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''hornFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> dark-grey, smooth keratin 
[''brax''.''hornFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> white, smooth keratin 
[''kate''.''hornFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> dark-grey, smooth keratin

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'''1828.''' ''hornFullDescriptionColour'' | ''hornFullDescriptionColor'' | ''hornFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''hornFullDescriptionColored'' | ''hornsFullDescriptionColour'' | ''hornsFullDescriptionColor'' | ''hornsFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''hornsFullDescriptionColored'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a full description of this part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''hornFullDescriptionColour''] -> dark-grey, smooth keratin 
[''brax''.''hornFullDescriptionColour''] -> white, smooth keratin 
[''kate''.''hornFullDescriptionColour''] -> dark-grey, smooth keratin

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'''1829.''' ''hornColour'' | ''hornColor'' | ''hornsColour'' | ''hornsColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''hornColour(Example argument)''] -> dark-grey 
[''brax''.''hornColour(Example argument)''] -> white 
[''kate''.''hornColour(Example argument)''] -> dark-grey

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'''1830.''' ''hornColourPrimary'' | ''hornColorPrimary'' | ''hornPrimaryColour'' | ''hornPrimaryColor'' | ''hornsColourPrimary'' | ''hornsColorPrimary'' | ''hornsPrimaryColour'' | ''hornsPrimaryColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the primary colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''hornColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> dark-grey 
[''brax''.''hornColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> white 
[''kate''.''hornColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> dark-grey

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'''1831.''' ''hornColourSecondary'' | ''hornColorSecondary'' | ''hornSecondaryColour'' | ''hornSecondaryColor'' | ''hornsColourSecondary'' | ''hornsColorSecondary'' | ''hornsSecondaryColour'' | ''hornsSecondaryColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the secondary colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''hornColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> dark-grey 
[''brax''.''hornColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> white 
[''kate''.''hornColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> dark-grey

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'''1832.''' ''hornColourHex'' | ''hornColorHex'' | ''hornsColourHex'' | ''hornsColorHex'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the hex code for the colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''hornColourHex''] -> #999999 
[''brax''.''hornColourHex''] -> #ffffff 
[''kate''.''hornColourHex''] -> #999999

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'''1833.''' ''horn'' 
''(forceSingular)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the basic, singular name for this body part. Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its plural equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with two horns would have the command 'horn(true)' output 'horn') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''horn(Example argument)''] -> horns 
[''brax''.''horn(Example argument)''] -> horns 
[''kate''.''horn(Example argument)''] -> horns

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'''1834.''' ''horns'' 
''(forcePlurality)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the basic, plural name for this body part. Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its singular equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with a single udder would have the command 'crotchBoobs(true)' output 'udders') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''horns(Example argument)''] -> horns 
[''brax''.''horns(Example argument)''] -> horns 
[''kate''.''horns(Example argument)''] -> horns

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'''1835.''' ''horn+'' | ''hornD'' 
''(forceSingular)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the singular name for this body part, with a descriptor appended to the start (if one is available). Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its plural equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with two horns would have the command 'horn+(true)' output 'curved horn') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''horn+(Example argument)''] -> smooth horns 
[''brax''.''horn+(Example argument)''] -> horns 
[''kate''.''horn+(Example argument)''] -> curled horns

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'''1836.''' ''horns+'' | ''hornsD'' 
''(forcePlurality)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the plural name for this body part, with a descriptor appended to the start (if one is available). Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its singular equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with a single udder would have the command 'crotchBoobs+(true)' output 'big udders') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''horns+(Example argument)''] -> swept-back horns 
[''brax''.''horns+(Example argument)''] -> horns 
[''kate''.''horns+(Example argument)''] -> smooth horns

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'''1837.''' ''hornSize'' | ''hornsSize'' | ''hornLength'' | ''hornsLength'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the descriptor of the length of this character's horns. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''hornSize''] -> long 
[''brax''.''hornSize''] -> tiny 
[''kate''.''hornSize''] -> long

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'''1838.''' ''hornRows'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the number of rows of horns this character has, in the form of a word ('one', 'three' instead of '1', '3' etc.) 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''hornRows''] -> one 
[''brax''.''hornRows''] -> one 
[''kate''.''hornRows''] -> one

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'''1839.''' ''hornsPerRow'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the number of horns this character has in each horn row, in the form of a word ('one', 'two' instead of '1', '2' etc.) 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''hornsPerRow''] -> two 
[''brax''.''hornsPerRow''] -> two 
[''kate''.''hornsPerRow''] -> two

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'''1840.''' ''hornsDeterminer'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the determiner of the horns this character has. Will be in the format of 'a pair of'. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''hornsDeterminer''] -> a pair of 
[''brax''.''hornsDeterminer''] -> a pair of 
[''kate''.''hornsDeterminer''] -> a pair of
== Penis ==
'''1841.''' ''penisRace'' | ''cockRace'' | ''dickRace'' | ''penisesRace'' | ''cocksRace'' | ''dicksRace'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the race that's associated with this body part. Race is *not* gender-specific (i.e. will return 'wolf-morph', not 'wolf-girl'). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''penisRace''] -> no race 
[''brax''.''penisRace''] -> wolf-morph 
[''kate''.''penisRace''] -> no race

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'''1842.''' ''penisraceFeral'' | ''penisferalRace'' | ''cockraceFeral'' | ''cockferalRace'' | ''dickraceFeral'' | ''dickferalRace'' | ''penisesraceFeral'' | ''penisesferalRace'' | ''cocksraceFeral'' | ''cocksferalRace'' | ''dicksraceFeral'' | ''dicksferalRace'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the feral race that's associated with this body part. Race is *not* gender-specific (i.e. will return 'dog', not 'bitch'). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''penisraceFeral''] -> no race 
[''brax''.''penisraceFeral''] -> wolf 
[''kate''.''penisraceFeral''] -> no race

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'''1843.''' ''penisSkin'' | ''cockSkin'' | ''dickSkin'' | ''penisesSkin'' | ''cocksSkin'' | ''dicksSkin'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the 'skin' covering this body part. This could, in fact, be quite different from skin, for example: fur, keratin, scales, slime, etc. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''penisSkin''] -> 
[''brax''.''penisSkin''] -> skin 
[''kate''.''penisSkin''] ->

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'''1844.''' ''penisSkin+'' | ''penisSkinD'' | ''cockSkin+'' | ''cockSkinD'' | ''dickSkin+'' | ''dickSkinD'' | ''penisesSkin+'' | ''penisesSkinD'' | ''cocksSkin+'' | ''cocksSkinD'' | ''dicksSkin+'' | ''dicksSkinD'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the 'skin' covering this body part, just as the 'Skin' command does, but this adds a descriptor to the start (if one is available). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''penisSkin+''] -> 
[''brax''.''penisSkin+''] -> smooth skin 
[''kate''.''penisSkin+''] ->

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'''1845.''' ''penisFullDescription'' | ''cockFullDescription'' | ''dickFullDescription'' | ''penisesFullDescription'' | ''cocksFullDescription'' | ''dicksFullDescription'' 
''true If you want this description's colour names to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a full description of this part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''penisFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> 
[''brax''.''penisFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> scarlet, smooth skin 
[''kate''.''penisFullDescription(Example argument)''] ->

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'''1846.''' ''penisFullDescriptionColour'' | ''penisFullDescriptionColor'' | ''penisFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''penisFullDescriptionColored'' | ''cockFullDescriptionColour'' | ''cockFullDescriptionColor'' | ''cockFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''cockFullDescriptionColored'' | ''dickFullDescriptionColour'' | ''dickFullDescriptionColor'' | ''dickFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''dickFullDescriptionColored'' | ''penisesFullDescriptionColour'' | ''penisesFullDescriptionColor'' | ''penisesFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''penisesFullDescriptionColored'' | ''cocksFullDescriptionColour'' | ''cocksFullDescriptionColor'' | ''cocksFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''cocksFullDescriptionColored'' | ''dicksFullDescriptionColour'' | ''dicksFullDescriptionColor'' | ''dicksFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''dicksFullDescriptionColored'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a full description of this part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''penisFullDescriptionColour''] -> 
[''brax''.''penisFullDescriptionColour''] -> scarlet, smooth skin 
[''kate''.''penisFullDescriptionColour''] ->

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'''1847.''' ''penisColour'' | ''penisColor'' | ''cockColour'' | ''cockColor'' | ''dickColour'' | ''dickColor'' | ''penisesColour'' | ''penisesColor'' | ''cocksColour'' | ''cocksColor'' | ''dicksColour'' | ''dicksColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''penisColour(Example argument)''] -> 
[''brax''.''penisColour(Example argument)''] -> scarlet 
[''kate''.''penisColour(Example argument)''] ->

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'''1848.''' ''penisColourPrimary'' | ''penisColorPrimary'' | ''penisPrimaryColour'' | ''penisPrimaryColor'' | ''cockColourPrimary'' | ''cockColorPrimary'' | ''cockPrimaryColour'' | ''cockPrimaryColor'' | ''dickColourPrimary'' | ''dickColorPrimary'' | ''dickPrimaryColour'' | ''dickPrimaryColor'' | ''penisesColourPrimary'' | ''penisesColorPrimary'' | ''penisesPrimaryColour'' | ''penisesPrimaryColor'' | ''cocksColourPrimary'' | ''cocksColorPrimary'' | ''cocksPrimaryColour'' | ''cocksPrimaryColor'' | ''dicksColourPrimary'' | ''dicksColorPrimary'' | ''dicksPrimaryColour'' | ''dicksPrimaryColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the primary colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''penisColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> 
[''brax''.''penisColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> scarlet 
[''kate''.''penisColourPrimary(Example argument)''] ->

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'''1849.''' ''penisColourSecondary'' | ''penisColorSecondary'' | ''penisSecondaryColour'' | ''penisSecondaryColor'' | ''cockColourSecondary'' | ''cockColorSecondary'' | ''cockSecondaryColour'' | ''cockSecondaryColor'' | ''dickColourSecondary'' | ''dickColorSecondary'' | ''dickSecondaryColour'' | ''dickSecondaryColor'' | ''penisesColourSecondary'' | ''penisesColorSecondary'' | ''penisesSecondaryColour'' | ''penisesSecondaryColor'' | ''cocksColourSecondary'' | ''cocksColorSecondary'' | ''cocksSecondaryColour'' | ''cocksSecondaryColor'' | ''dicksColourSecondary'' | ''dicksColorSecondary'' | ''dicksSecondaryColour'' | ''dicksSecondaryColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the secondary colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''penisColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> 
[''brax''.''penisColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> fleshy-pink 
[''kate''.''penisColourSecondary(Example argument)''] ->

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'''1850.''' ''penisColourHex'' | ''penisColorHex'' | ''cockColourHex'' | ''cockColorHex'' | ''dickColourHex'' | ''dickColorHex'' | ''penisesColourHex'' | ''penisesColorHex'' | ''cocksColourHex'' | ''cocksColorHex'' | ''dicksColourHex'' | ''dicksColorHex'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the hex code for the colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''penisColourHex''] -> 
[''brax''.''penisColourHex''] -> #ff385d 
[''kate''.''penisColourHex''] ->

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'''1851.''' ''penis'' | ''cock'' | ''dick'' 
''(forceSingular)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the basic, singular name for this body part. Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its plural equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with two horns would have the command 'horn(true)' output 'horn') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''penis(Example argument)''] -> dick 
[''brax''.''penis(Example argument)''] -> wolf-cock 
[''kate''.''penis(Example argument)''] -> dick

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'''1852.''' ''penises'' | ''cocks'' | ''dicks'' 
''(forcePlurality)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the basic, plural name for this body part. Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its singular equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with a single udder would have the command 'crotchBoobs(true)' output 'udders') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''penises(Example argument)''] -> cock 
[''brax''.''penises(Example argument)''] -> cock 
[''kate''.''penises(Example argument)''] -> shaft

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'''1853.''' ''penis+'' | ''penisD'' | ''cock+'' | ''cockD'' | ''dick+'' | ''dickD'' 
''(forceSingular)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the singular name for this body part, with a descriptor appended to the start (if one is available). Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its plural equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with two horns would have the command 'horn+(true)' output 'curved horn') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''penis+(Example argument)''] -> large dick 
[''brax''.''penis+(Example argument)''] -> lupine wolf-cock 
[''kate''.''penis+(Example argument)''] -> slender cock

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'''1854.''' ''penises+'' | ''penisesD'' | ''cocks+'' | ''cocksD'' | ''dicks+'' | ''dicksD'' 
''(forcePlurality)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the plural name for this body part, with a descriptor appended to the start (if one is available). Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its singular equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with a single udder would have the command 'crotchBoobs+(true)' output 'big udders') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''penises+(Example argument)''] -> large cock 
[''brax''.''penises+(Example argument)''] -> large dick 
[''kate''.''penises+(Example argument)''] -> slender dick

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'''1855.''' ''urethra'' | ''penisUrethra'' | ''cockUrethra'' | ''urethraPenis'' | ''urethraCock'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of this character's urethra. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''urethra''] -> urethra 
[''brax''.''urethra''] -> urethra 
[''kate''.''urethra''] -> urethra

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'''1856.''' ''penisUrethra+'' | ''cockUrethra+'' | ''urethraPenis+'' | ''urethraCock+'' | ''penisUrethraD'' | ''cockUrethraD'' | ''urethraPenisD'' | ''urethraCockD'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of this character's urethra, with a descriptor appended in front of it. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''penisUrethra+''] -> urethra 
[''brax''.''penisUrethra+''] -> extremely-tight urethra 
[''kate''.''penisUrethra+''] -> extremely-tight urethra

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'''1857.''' ''penisUrethraCapacity'' | ''cockUrethraCapacity'' | ''urethraPenisCapacity'' | ''urethraCockCapacity'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a descriptor of this character's penile urethra capacity. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''penisUrethraCapacity''] -> extremely tight 
[''brax''.''penisUrethraCapacity''] -> extremely tight 
[''kate''.''penisUrethraCapacity''] -> extremely tight

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'''1858.''' ''penisUrethraDepth'' | ''cockUrethraDepth'' | ''urethraPenisDepth'' | ''urethraCockDepth'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a descriptor of this character's penile urethra depth. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''penisUrethraDepth''] -> average-depth 
[''brax''.''penisUrethraDepth''] -> average-depth 
[''kate''.''penisUrethraDepth''] -> average-depth

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'''1859.''' ''penisUrethraElasticity'' | ''cockUrethraElasticity'' | ''urethraPenisElasticity'' | ''urethraCockElasticity'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a descriptor of this character's penile urethra elasticity. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''penisUrethraElasticity''] -> rigid 
[''brax''.''penisUrethraElasticity''] -> rigid 
[''kate''.''penisUrethraElasticity''] -> rigid

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'''1860.''' ''penisUrethraPlasticity'' | ''cockUrethraPlasticity'' | ''urethraPenisPlasticity'' | ''urethraCockPlasticity'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a descriptor of this character's penile urethra plasticity. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''penisUrethraPlasticity''] -> resilient 
[''brax''.''penisUrethraPlasticity''] -> resilient 
[''kate''.''penisUrethraPlasticity''] -> resilient

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'''1861.''' ''penisHead'' | ''cockHead'' | ''dickHead'' | ''cockTip'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''penisHead''] -> head 
[''brax''.''penisHead''] -> head 
[''kate''.''penisHead''] -> head

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'''1862.''' ''penisHead+'' | ''penisHeadD'' | ''cockHead+'' | ''cockHeadD'' | ''dickHead+'' | ''dickHeadD'' | ''cockTip+'' | ''cockTipD'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''penisHead+''] -> head 
[''brax''.''penisHead+''] -> pointed head 
[''kate''.''penisHead+''] -> head

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'''1863.''' ''cockDescriptive'' | ''penisDescriptive'' | ''dickDescriptive'' 
''(coloured)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a description of the character's penis, in the format: 'size', 'girth', 'colour' 'feralRace'-cock. 
If the 'size' or 'girth' are average, those descriptors are omitted. 
Pass in 'true' if you want the output coloured. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''cockDescriptive(Example argument)''] -> 
[''brax''.''cockDescriptive(Example argument)''] -> large, girthy, scarlet wolf-cock 
[''kate''.''cockDescriptive(Example argument)''] ->

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'''1864.''' ''penisSize'' | ''cockSize'' | ''dickSize'' | ''penisLength'' | ''cockLength'' | ''dickLength'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a descriptor of the length of the character's penis. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''penisSize''] -> large 
[''brax''.''penisSize''] -> large 
[''kate''.''penisSize''] -> tiny

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'''1865.''' ''penisCircumference'' | ''cockCircumference'' | ''dickCircumference'' 
''(pluralUnits)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the circumference of the character's penis, in the metric or imperial units as defined in user settings. Pass in 'true' as an argument if you want the resulting units to be pluralised (i.e. 'inches' instead of 'inch'). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''penisCircumference(Example argument)''] -> 14 centimetre 
[''brax''.''penisCircumference(Example argument)''] -> 14 centimetre 
[''kate''.''penisCircumference(Example argument)''] -> 0 centimetre

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'''1866.''' ''penisDiameter'' | ''cockDiameter'' | ''dickDiameter'' | ''penisDiametre'' | ''cockDiametre'' | ''dickDiametre'' 
''(pluralUnits)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the diameter of the character's penis, in the metric or imperial units as defined in user settings. Pass in 'true' as an argument if you want the resulting units to be pluralised (i.e. 'inches' instead of 'inch'). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''penisDiameter(Example argument)''] -> 4.5 centimetre 
[''brax''.''penisDiameter(Example argument)''] -> 4.5 centimetre 
[''kate''.''penisDiameter(Example argument)''] -> 0 centimetre

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'''1867.''' ''penisGirth'' | ''cockGirth'' | ''dickGirth'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''penisGirth''] -> girthy 
[''brax''.''penisGirth''] -> girthy 
[''kate''.''penisGirth''] -> slender

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'''1868.''' ''cockValue'' | ''cockLengthValue'' | ''penisValue'' | ''penisLengthValue'' 
''(short)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the localized, formatted size of the penis with long *singular* units ('centimetre'). Pass in true to return as short measurement ('cm'). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''cockValue(Example argument)''] -> 20 centimetre 
[''brax''.''cockValue(Example argument)''] -> 20 centimetre 
[''kate''.''cockValue(Example argument)''] -> 0 centimetre

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'''1869.''' ''cockValues'' | ''cockLengthValues'' | ''penisValues'' | ''penisLengthValues'' 
''(short)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the localized, formatted size of the penis with long *plural* units ('centimetres'). Pass in true to return as short measurement ('cm'). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''cockValues(Example argument)''] -> 20 centimetres 
[''brax''.''cockValues(Example argument)''] -> 20 centimetres 
[''kate''.''cockValues(Example argument)''] -> less than 1 centimetre
== Testicles ==
'''1870.''' ''testicleRace'' | ''ballRace'' | ''testiclesRace'' | ''ballsRace'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the race that's associated with this body part. Race is *not* gender-specific (i.e. will return 'wolf-morph', not 'wolf-girl'). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''testicleRace''] -> no race 
[''brax''.''testicleRace''] -> wolf-morph 
[''kate''.''testicleRace''] -> no race

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'''1871.''' ''testicleraceFeral'' | ''testicleferalRace'' | ''ballraceFeral'' | ''ballferalRace'' | ''testiclesraceFeral'' | ''testiclesferalRace'' | ''ballsraceFeral'' | ''ballsferalRace'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the feral race that's associated with this body part. Race is *not* gender-specific (i.e. will return 'dog', not 'bitch'). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''testicleraceFeral''] -> no race 
[''brax''.''testicleraceFeral''] -> wolf 
[''kate''.''testicleraceFeral''] -> no race

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'''1872.''' ''testicleSkin'' | ''ballSkin'' | ''testiclesSkin'' | ''ballsSkin'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the 'skin' covering this body part. This could, in fact, be quite different from skin, for example: fur, keratin, scales, slime, etc. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''testicleSkin''] -> 
[''brax''.''testicleSkin''] -> fur 
[''kate''.''testicleSkin''] ->

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'''1873.''' ''testicleSkin+'' | ''testicleSkinD'' | ''ballSkin+'' | ''ballSkinD'' | ''testiclesSkin+'' | ''testiclesSkinD'' | ''ballsSkin+'' | ''ballsSkinD'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the 'skin' covering this body part, just as the 'Skin' command does, but this adds a descriptor to the start (if one is available). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''testicleSkin+''] -> 
[''brax''.''testicleSkin+''] -> shaggy fur 
[''kate''.''testicleSkin+''] ->

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'''1874.''' ''testicleFullDescription'' | ''ballFullDescription'' | ''testiclesFullDescription'' | ''ballsFullDescription'' 
''true If you want this description's colour names to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a full description of this part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''testicleFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> 
[''brax''.''testicleFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> grey, shaggy fur 
[''kate''.''testicleFullDescription(Example argument)''] ->

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'''1875.''' ''testicleFullDescriptionColour'' | ''testicleFullDescriptionColor'' | ''testicleFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''testicleFullDescriptionColored'' | ''ballFullDescriptionColour'' | ''ballFullDescriptionColor'' | ''ballFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''ballFullDescriptionColored'' | ''testiclesFullDescriptionColour'' | ''testiclesFullDescriptionColor'' | ''testiclesFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''testiclesFullDescriptionColored'' | ''ballsFullDescriptionColour'' | ''ballsFullDescriptionColor'' | ''ballsFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''ballsFullDescriptionColored'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a full description of this part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''testicleFullDescriptionColour''] -> 
[''brax''.''testicleFullDescriptionColour''] -> grey, shaggy fur 
[''kate''.''testicleFullDescriptionColour''] ->

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'''1876.''' ''testicleColour'' | ''testicleColor'' | ''ballColour'' | ''ballColor'' | ''testiclesColour'' | ''testiclesColor'' | ''ballsColour'' | ''ballsColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''testicleColour(Example argument)''] -> 
[''brax''.''testicleColour(Example argument)''] -> grey 
[''kate''.''testicleColour(Example argument)''] ->

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'''1877.''' ''testicleColourPrimary'' | ''testicleColorPrimary'' | ''testiclePrimaryColour'' | ''testiclePrimaryColor'' | ''ballColourPrimary'' | ''ballColorPrimary'' | ''ballPrimaryColour'' | ''ballPrimaryColor'' | ''testiclesColourPrimary'' | ''testiclesColorPrimary'' | ''testiclesPrimaryColour'' | ''testiclesPrimaryColor'' | ''ballsColourPrimary'' | ''ballsColorPrimary'' | ''ballsPrimaryColour'' | ''ballsPrimaryColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the primary colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''testicleColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> 
[''brax''.''testicleColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> grey 
[''kate''.''testicleColourPrimary(Example argument)''] ->

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'''1878.''' ''testicleColourSecondary'' | ''testicleColorSecondary'' | ''testicleSecondaryColour'' | ''testicleSecondaryColor'' | ''ballColourSecondary'' | ''ballColorSecondary'' | ''ballSecondaryColour'' | ''ballSecondaryColor'' | ''testiclesColourSecondary'' | ''testiclesColorSecondary'' | ''testiclesSecondaryColour'' | ''testiclesSecondaryColor'' | ''ballsColourSecondary'' | ''ballsColorSecondary'' | ''ballsSecondaryColour'' | ''ballsSecondaryColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the secondary colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''testicleColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> 
[''brax''.''testicleColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> grey 
[''kate''.''testicleColourSecondary(Example argument)''] ->

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'''1879.''' ''testicleColourHex'' | ''testicleColorHex'' | ''ballColourHex'' | ''ballColorHex'' | ''testiclesColourHex'' | ''testiclesColorHex'' | ''ballsColourHex'' | ''ballsColorHex'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the hex code for the colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''testicleColourHex''] -> 
[''brax''.''testicleColourHex''] -> #b3b3b3 
[''kate''.''testicleColourHex''] ->

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'''1880.''' ''testicle'' | ''ball'' 
''(forceSingular)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the basic, singular name for this body part. Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its plural equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with two horns would have the command 'horn(true)' output 'horn') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''testicle(Example argument)''] -> balls 
[''brax''.''testicle(Example argument)''] -> testicles 
[''kate''.''testicle(Example argument)''] -> testicles

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'''1881.''' ''testicles'' | ''balls'' 
''(forcePlurality)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the basic, plural name for this body part. Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its singular equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with a single udder would have the command 'crotchBoobs(true)' output 'udders') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''testicles(Example argument)''] -> balls 
[''brax''.''testicles(Example argument)''] -> balls 
[''kate''.''testicles(Example argument)''] -> balls

-----

'''1882.''' ''testicle+'' | ''testicleD'' | ''ball+'' | ''ballD'' 
''(forceSingular)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the singular name for this body part, with a descriptor appended to the start (if one is available). Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its plural equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with two horns would have the command 'horn+(true)' output 'curved horn') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''testicle+(Example argument)''] -> vestigial balls 
[''brax''.''testicle+(Example argument)''] -> large balls 
[''kate''.''testicle+(Example argument)''] -> balls

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'''1883.''' ''testicles+'' | ''testiclesD'' | ''balls+'' | ''ballsD'' 
''(forcePlurality)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the plural name for this body part, with a descriptor appended to the start (if one is available). Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its singular equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with a single udder would have the command 'crotchBoobs+(true)' output 'big udders') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''testicles+(Example argument)''] -> balls 
[''brax''.''testicles+(Example argument)''] -> large testicles 
[''kate''.''testicles+(Example argument)''] -> vestigial balls

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'''1884.''' ''ballsCount'' | ''ballCount'' | ''testiclesCount'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''ballsCount''] -> two 
[''brax''.''ballsCount''] -> two 
[''kate''.''ballsCount''] -> two

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'''1885.''' ''ballSize'' | ''ballsSize'' | ''testicleSize'' | ''testiclesSize'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Description of method 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''ballSize''] -> vestigial 
[''brax''.''ballSize''] -> large 
[''kate''.''ballSize''] -> vestigial
== Cum ==
'''1886.''' ''cumRace'' | ''cumsRace'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the race that's associated with this body part. Race is *not* gender-specific (i.e. will return 'wolf-morph', not 'wolf-girl'). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''cumRace''] -> human 
[''brax''.''cumRace''] -> wolf-morph 
[''kate''.''cumRace''] -> human

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'''1887.''' ''cumraceFeral'' | ''cumferalRace'' | ''cumsraceFeral'' | ''cumsferalRace'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the feral race that's associated with this body part. Race is *not* gender-specific (i.e. will return 'dog', not 'bitch'). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''cumraceFeral''] -> human 
[''brax''.''cumraceFeral''] -> wolf 
[''kate''.''cumraceFeral''] -> human

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'''1888.''' ''cumSkin'' | ''cumsSkin'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the 'skin' covering this body part. This could, in fact, be quite different from skin, for example: fur, keratin, scales, slime, etc. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''cumSkin''] -> cum 
[''brax''.''cumSkin''] -> cum 
[''kate''.''cumSkin''] -> cum

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'''1889.''' ''cumSkin+'' | ''cumSkinD'' | ''cumsSkin+'' | ''cumsSkinD'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the 'skin' covering this body part, just as the 'Skin' command does, but this adds a descriptor to the start (if one is available). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''cumSkin+''] -> fluid cum 
[''brax''.''cumSkin+''] -> fluid cum 
[''kate''.''cumSkin+''] -> fluid cum

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'''1890.''' ''cumFullDescription'' | ''cumsFullDescription'' 
''true If you want this description's colour names to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a full description of this part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''cumFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> white, fluid cum 
[''brax''.''cumFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> white, fluid cum 
[''kate''.''cumFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> white, fluid cum

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'''1891.''' ''cumFullDescriptionColour'' | ''cumFullDescriptionColor'' | ''cumFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''cumFullDescriptionColored'' | ''cumsFullDescriptionColour'' | ''cumsFullDescriptionColor'' | ''cumsFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''cumsFullDescriptionColored'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a full description of this part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''cumFullDescriptionColour''] -> white, fluid cum 
[''brax''.''cumFullDescriptionColour''] -> white, fluid cum 
[''kate''.''cumFullDescriptionColour''] -> white, fluid cum

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'''1892.''' ''cumColour'' | ''cumColor'' | ''cumsColour'' | ''cumsColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''cumColour(Example argument)''] -> white 
[''brax''.''cumColour(Example argument)''] -> white 
[''kate''.''cumColour(Example argument)''] -> white

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'''1893.''' ''cumColourPrimary'' | ''cumColorPrimary'' | ''cumPrimaryColour'' | ''cumPrimaryColor'' | ''cumsColourPrimary'' | ''cumsColorPrimary'' | ''cumsPrimaryColour'' | ''cumsPrimaryColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the primary colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''cumColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> white 
[''brax''.''cumColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> white 
[''kate''.''cumColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> white

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'''1894.''' ''cumColourSecondary'' | ''cumColorSecondary'' | ''cumSecondaryColour'' | ''cumSecondaryColor'' | ''cumsColourSecondary'' | ''cumsColorSecondary'' | ''cumsSecondaryColour'' | ''cumsSecondaryColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the secondary colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''cumColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> white 
[''brax''.''cumColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> white 
[''kate''.''cumColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> white

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'''1895.''' ''cumColourHex'' | ''cumColorHex'' | ''cumsColourHex'' | ''cumsColorHex'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the hex code for the colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''cumColourHex''] -> #ffffff 
[''brax''.''cumColourHex''] -> #ffffff 
[''kate''.''cumColourHex''] -> #ffffff

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'''1896.''' ''cum'' 
''(forceSingular)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the basic, singular name for this body part. Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its plural equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with two horns would have the command 'horn(true)' output 'horn') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''cum(Example argument)''] -> seed 
[''brax''.''cum(Example argument)''] -> jism 
[''kate''.''cum(Example argument)''] -> spooge

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'''1897.''' ''cums'' 
''(forcePlurality)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the basic, plural name for this body part. Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its singular equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with a single udder would have the command 'crotchBoobs(true)' output 'udders') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''cums(Example argument)''] -> jizz 
[''brax''.''cums(Example argument)''] -> cum 
[''kate''.''cums(Example argument)''] -> cream

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'''1898.''' ''cum+'' | ''cumD'' 
''(forceSingular)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the singular name for this body part, with a descriptor appended to the start (if one is available). Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its plural equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with two horns would have the command 'horn+(true)' output 'curved horn') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''cum+(Example argument)''] -> slimy cream 
[''brax''.''cum+(Example argument)''] -> salty spooge 
[''kate''.''cum+(Example argument)''] -> potent cream

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'''1899.''' ''cums+'' | ''cumsD'' 
''(forcePlurality)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the plural name for this body part, with a descriptor appended to the start (if one is available). Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its singular equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with a single udder would have the command 'crotchBoobs+(true)' output 'big udders') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''cums+(Example argument)''] -> salty cum 
[''brax''.''cums+(Example argument)''] -> salty lupine-spooge 
[''kate''.''cums+(Example argument)''] -> salty jizz

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'''1900.''' ''cumAmount'' | ''cumProduction'' | ''jizzAmount'' | ''jizzProduction'' | ''cumStorage'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a descriptor of the amount of cum that this character's balls store when full. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''cumAmount''] -> an extreme amount of 
[''brax''.''cumAmount''] -> a huge amount of 
[''kate''.''cumAmount''] -> an extreme amount of

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'''1901.''' ''cumMl'' | ''cumMeasurement'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the numerical value of the amount of cum that this character's balls store when full. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''cumMl''] -> 150mL 
[''brax''.''cumMl''] -> 65mL 
[''kate''.''cumMl''] -> 150mL

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'''1902.''' ''cumFlavour'' | ''flavourCum'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the flavour of this character's cum. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''cumFlavour''] -> cum 
[''brax''.''cumFlavour''] -> cum 
[''kate''.''cumFlavour''] -> cum

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'''1903.''' ''precum'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of this character's precum. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''precum''] -> precum 
[''brax''.''precum''] -> precum 
[''kate''.''precum''] -> precum

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'''1904.''' ''precum+'' | ''precumD'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of this character's precum, with a descriptor appended to the front. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''precum+''] -> slimy precum 
[''brax''.''precum+''] -> slimy precum 
[''kate''.''precum+''] -> sticky precum
== Clitoris ==
'''1905.''' ''clitRace'' | ''clitorisRace'' | ''clitsRace'' | ''clitorisesRace'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the race that's associated with this body part. Race is *not* gender-specific (i.e. will return 'wolf-morph', not 'wolf-girl'). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''clitRace''] -> null_body_part 
[''brax''.''clitRace''] -> null_body_part 
[''kate''.''clitRace''] -> null_body_part

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'''1906.''' ''clitraceFeral'' | ''clitferalRace'' | ''clitorisraceFeral'' | ''clitorisferalRace'' | ''clitsraceFeral'' | ''clitsferalRace'' | ''clitorisesraceFeral'' | ''clitorisesferalRace'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the feral race that's associated with this body part. Race is *not* gender-specific (i.e. will return 'dog', not 'bitch'). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''clitraceFeral''] -> null_body_part 
[''brax''.''clitraceFeral''] -> null_body_part 
[''kate''.''clitraceFeral''] -> null_body_part

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'''1907.''' ''clitSkin'' | ''clitorisSkin'' | ''clitsSkin'' | ''clitorisesSkin'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the 'skin' covering this body part. This could, in fact, be quite different from skin, for example: fur, keratin, scales, slime, etc. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''clitSkin''] -> 
[''brax''.''clitSkin''] -> 
[''kate''.''clitSkin''] ->

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'''1908.''' ''clitSkin+'' | ''clitSkinD'' | ''clitorisSkin+'' | ''clitorisSkinD'' | ''clitsSkin+'' | ''clitsSkinD'' | ''clitorisesSkin+'' | ''clitorisesSkinD'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the 'skin' covering this body part, just as the 'Skin' command does, but this adds a descriptor to the start (if one is available). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''clitSkin+''] -> 
[''brax''.''clitSkin+''] -> 
[''kate''.''clitSkin+''] ->

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'''1909.''' ''clitFullDescription'' | ''clitorisFullDescription'' | ''clitsFullDescription'' | ''clitorisesFullDescription'' 
''true If you want this description's colour names to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a full description of this part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''clitFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> dark-lipped pussy, with fleshy-pink internal walls 
[''brax''.''clitFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> dark-lipped pussy, with fleshy-pink internal walls 
[''kate''.''clitFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> pink-lipped pussy, with fleshy-pink internal walls

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'''1910.''' ''clitFullDescriptionColour'' | ''clitFullDescriptionColor'' | ''clitFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''clitFullDescriptionColored'' | ''clitorisFullDescriptionColour'' | ''clitorisFullDescriptionColor'' | ''clitorisFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''clitorisFullDescriptionColored'' | ''clitsFullDescriptionColour'' | ''clitsFullDescriptionColor'' | ''clitsFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''clitsFullDescriptionColored'' | ''clitorisesFullDescriptionColour'' | ''clitorisesFullDescriptionColor'' | ''clitorisesFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''clitorisesFullDescriptionColored'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a full description of this part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''clitFullDescriptionColour''] -> dark-lipped pussy, with fleshy-pink internal walls 
[''brax''.''clitFullDescriptionColour''] -> dark-lipped pussy, with fleshy-pink internal walls 
[''kate''.''clitFullDescriptionColour''] -> pink-lipped pussy, with fleshy-pink internal walls

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'''1911.''' ''clitColour'' | ''clitColor'' | ''clitorisColour'' | ''clitorisColor'' | ''clitsColour'' | ''clitsColor'' | ''clitorisesColour'' | ''clitorisesColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''clitColour(Example argument)''] -> dark-lipped 
[''brax''.''clitColour(Example argument)''] -> dark-lipped 
[''kate''.''clitColour(Example argument)''] -> pink-lipped

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'''1912.''' ''clitColourPrimary'' | ''clitColorPrimary'' | ''clitPrimaryColour'' | ''clitPrimaryColor'' | ''clitorisColourPrimary'' | ''clitorisColorPrimary'' | ''clitorisPrimaryColour'' | ''clitorisPrimaryColor'' | ''clitsColourPrimary'' | ''clitsColorPrimary'' | ''clitsPrimaryColour'' | ''clitsPrimaryColor'' | ''clitorisesColourPrimary'' | ''clitorisesColorPrimary'' | ''clitorisesPrimaryColour'' | ''clitorisesPrimaryColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the primary colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''clitColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> dark 
[''brax''.''clitColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> dark 
[''kate''.''clitColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> pink

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'''1913.''' ''clitColourSecondary'' | ''clitColorSecondary'' | ''clitSecondaryColour'' | ''clitSecondaryColor'' | ''clitorisColourSecondary'' | ''clitorisColorSecondary'' | ''clitorisSecondaryColour'' | ''clitorisSecondaryColor'' | ''clitsColourSecondary'' | ''clitsColorSecondary'' | ''clitsSecondaryColour'' | ''clitsSecondaryColor'' | ''clitorisesColourSecondary'' | ''clitorisesColorSecondary'' | ''clitorisesSecondaryColour'' | ''clitorisesSecondaryColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the secondary colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''clitColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> fleshy-pink 
[''brax''.''clitColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> fleshy-pink 
[''kate''.''clitColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> fleshy-pink

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'''1914.''' ''clitColourHex'' | ''clitColorHex'' | ''clitorisColourHex'' | ''clitorisColorHex'' | ''clitsColourHex'' | ''clitsColorHex'' | ''clitorisesColourHex'' | ''clitorisesColorHex'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the hex code for the colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''clitColourHex''] -> #9f775b 
[''brax''.''clitColourHex''] -> #9f775b 
[''kate''.''clitColourHex''] -> #ff6bda

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'''1915.''' ''clit'' | ''clitoris'' 
''(forceSingular)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the basic, singular name for this body part. Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its plural equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with two horns would have the command 'horn(true)' output 'horn') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''clit(Example argument)''] -> nub 
[''brax''.''clit(Example argument)''] -> nub 
[''kate''.''clit(Example argument)''] -> clit

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'''1916.''' ''clits'' | ''clitorises'' 
''(forcePlurality)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the basic, plural name for this body part. Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its singular equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with a single udder would have the command 'crotchBoobs(true)' output 'udders') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''clits(Example argument)''] -> nub 
[''brax''.''clits(Example argument)''] -> nub 
[''kate''.''clits(Example argument)''] -> clit

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'''1917.''' ''clit+'' | ''clitD'' | ''clitoris+'' | ''clitorisD'' 
''(forceSingular)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the singular name for this body part, with a descriptor appended to the start (if one is available). Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its plural equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with two horns would have the command 'horn+(true)' output 'curved horn') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''clit+(Example argument)''] -> sensitive button 
[''brax''.''clit+(Example argument)''] -> sensitive clit 
[''kate''.''clit+(Example argument)''] -> narrow clit

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'''1918.''' ''clits+'' | ''clitsD'' | ''clitorises+'' | ''clitorisesD'' 
''(forcePlurality)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the plural name for this body part, with a descriptor appended to the start (if one is available). Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its singular equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with a single udder would have the command 'crotchBoobs+(true)' output 'big udders') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''clits+(Example argument)''] -> narrow clit 
[''brax''.''clits+(Example argument)''] -> little clit 
[''kate''.''clits+(Example argument)''] -> little clit

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'''1919.''' ''clitCircumference'' | ''clitorisCircumference'' 
''(pluralUnits)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the circumference of the character's clitoris, in the metric or imperial units as defined in user settings. Pass in 'true' as an argument if you want the resulting units to be pluralised (i.e. 'inches' instead of 'inch'). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''clitCircumference(Example argument)''] -> 0 centimetre 
[''brax''.''clitCircumference(Example argument)''] -> 0 centimetre 
[''kate''.''clitCircumference(Example argument)''] -> 0 centimetre

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'''1920.''' ''clitDiameter'' | ''clitorisDiameter'' | ''clitDiametre'' | ''clitorisDiametre'' 
''(pluralUnits)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the diameter of the character's clitoris, in the metric or imperial units as defined in user settings. Pass in 'true' as an argument if you want the resulting units to be pluralised (i.e. 'inches' instead of 'inch'). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''clitDiameter(Example argument)''] -> 0 centimetre 
[''brax''.''clitDiameter(Example argument)''] -> 0 centimetre 
[''kate''.''clitDiameter(Example argument)''] -> 0 centimetre

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'''1921.''' ''clitSize'' | ''clitorisSize'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a desriptor of the size of the character's clitoris. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''clitSize''] -> small 
[''brax''.''clitSize''] -> small 
[''kate''.''clitSize''] -> small

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'''1922.''' ''clitSizeValue'' | ''clitorisSizeValue'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the localised, formatted size of the clitoris with long units. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''clitSizeValue''] -> less than 1 centimetre 
[''brax''.''clitSizeValue''] -> less than 1 centimetre 
[''kate''.''clitSizeValue''] -> less than 1 centimetre

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'''1923.''' ''clitGirth'' | ''clitorisGirth'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a descriptor of the character's clitoris girth. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''clitGirth''] -> narrow 
[''brax''.''clitGirth''] -> narrow 
[''kate''.''clitGirth''] -> narrow

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'''1924.''' ''clitHead'' | ''clitTip'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a name of the character's clitoris tip. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''clitHead''] -> end 
[''brax''.''clitHead''] -> tip 
[''kate''.''clitHead''] -> tip

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'''1925.''' ''clitHeads'' | ''clitTips'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a plural of the character's clitoris tip. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''clitHeads''] -> tips 
[''brax''.''clitHeads''] -> ends 
[''kate''.''clitHeads''] -> tips

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'''1926.''' ''clitHead+'' | ''clitHeadD'' | ''clitTip+'' | ''clitTipD'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a name of the character's clitoris tip, with a random descriptor appended to the front. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''clitHead+''] -> tip 
[''brax''.''clitHead+''] -> end 
[''kate''.''clitHead+''] -> tip

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'''1927.''' ''clitHeads+'' | ''clitHeadsD'' | ''clitTips+'' | ''clitTipsD'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a plural name of the character's clitoris tip, with a random descriptor appended to the front. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''clitHeads+''] -> ends 
[''brax''.''clitHeads+''] -> ends 
[''kate''.''clitHeads+''] -> tips
== Vagina ==
'''1928.''' ''vaginaRace'' | ''pussyRace'' | ''cuntRace'' | ''vaginasRace'' | ''pussiesRace'' | ''cuntsRace'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the race that's associated with this body part. Race is *not* gender-specific (i.e. will return 'wolf-morph', not 'wolf-girl'). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''vaginaRace''] -> demon 
[''brax''.''vaginaRace''] -> no race 
[''kate''.''vaginaRace''] -> demon

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'''1929.''' ''vaginaraceFeral'' | ''vaginaferalRace'' | ''pussyraceFeral'' | ''pussyferalRace'' | ''cuntraceFeral'' | ''cuntferalRace'' | ''vaginasraceFeral'' | ''vaginasferalRace'' | ''pussiesraceFeral'' | ''pussiesferalRace'' | ''cuntsraceFeral'' | ''cuntsferalRace'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the feral race that's associated with this body part. Race is *not* gender-specific (i.e. will return 'dog', not 'bitch'). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''vaginaraceFeral''] -> demon 
[''brax''.''vaginaraceFeral''] -> no race 
[''kate''.''vaginaraceFeral''] -> demon

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'''1930.''' ''vaginaSkin'' | ''pussySkin'' | ''cuntSkin'' | ''vaginasSkin'' | ''pussiesSkin'' | ''cuntsSkin'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the 'skin' covering this body part. This could, in fact, be quite different from skin, for example: fur, keratin, scales, slime, etc. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''vaginaSkin''] -> skin 
[''brax''.''vaginaSkin''] -> skin 
[''kate''.''vaginaSkin''] -> skin

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'''1931.''' ''vaginaSkin+'' | ''vaginaSkinD'' | ''pussySkin+'' | ''pussySkinD'' | ''cuntSkin+'' | ''cuntSkinD'' | ''vaginasSkin+'' | ''vaginasSkinD'' | ''pussiesSkin+'' | ''pussiesSkinD'' | ''cuntsSkin+'' | ''cuntsSkinD'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the 'skin' covering this body part, just as the 'Skin' command does, but this adds a descriptor to the start (if one is available). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''vaginaSkin+''] -> smooth skin 
[''brax''.''vaginaSkin+''] -> smooth skin 
[''kate''.''vaginaSkin+''] -> smooth skin

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'''1932.''' ''vaginaFullDescription'' | ''pussyFullDescription'' | ''cuntFullDescription'' | ''vaginasFullDescription'' | ''pussiesFullDescription'' | ''cuntsFullDescription'' 
''true If you want this description's colour names to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a full description of this part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''vaginaFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> dark-lipped pussy, with fleshy-pink internal walls 
[''brax''.''vaginaFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> dark-lipped pussy, with fleshy-pink internal walls 
[''kate''.''vaginaFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> pink-lipped pussy, with fleshy-pink internal walls

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'''1933.''' ''vaginaFullDescriptionColour'' | ''vaginaFullDescriptionColor'' | ''vaginaFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''vaginaFullDescriptionColored'' | ''pussyFullDescriptionColour'' | ''pussyFullDescriptionColor'' | ''pussyFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''pussyFullDescriptionColored'' | ''cuntFullDescriptionColour'' | ''cuntFullDescriptionColor'' | ''cuntFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''cuntFullDescriptionColored'' | ''vaginasFullDescriptionColour'' | ''vaginasFullDescriptionColor'' | ''vaginasFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''vaginasFullDescriptionColored'' | ''pussiesFullDescriptionColour'' | ''pussiesFullDescriptionColor'' | ''pussiesFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''pussiesFullDescriptionColored'' | ''cuntsFullDescriptionColour'' | ''cuntsFullDescriptionColor'' | ''cuntsFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''cuntsFullDescriptionColored'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a full description of this part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''vaginaFullDescriptionColour''] -> dark-lipped pussy, with fleshy-pink internal walls 
[''brax''.''vaginaFullDescriptionColour''] -> dark-lipped pussy, with fleshy-pink internal walls 
[''kate''.''vaginaFullDescriptionColour''] -> pink-lipped pussy, with fleshy-pink internal walls

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'''1934.''' ''vaginaColour'' | ''vaginaColor'' | ''pussyColour'' | ''pussyColor'' | ''cuntColour'' | ''cuntColor'' | ''vaginasColour'' | ''vaginasColor'' | ''pussiesColour'' | ''pussiesColor'' | ''cuntsColour'' | ''cuntsColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''vaginaColour(Example argument)''] -> dark-lipped 
[''brax''.''vaginaColour(Example argument)''] -> dark-lipped 
[''kate''.''vaginaColour(Example argument)''] -> pink-lipped

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'''1935.''' ''vaginaColourPrimary'' | ''vaginaColorPrimary'' | ''vaginaPrimaryColour'' | ''vaginaPrimaryColor'' | ''pussyColourPrimary'' | ''pussyColorPrimary'' | ''pussyPrimaryColour'' | ''pussyPrimaryColor'' | ''cuntColourPrimary'' | ''cuntColorPrimary'' | ''cuntPrimaryColour'' | ''cuntPrimaryColor'' | ''vaginasColourPrimary'' | ''vaginasColorPrimary'' | ''vaginasPrimaryColour'' | ''vaginasPrimaryColor'' | ''pussiesColourPrimary'' | ''pussiesColorPrimary'' | ''pussiesPrimaryColour'' | ''pussiesPrimaryColor'' | ''cuntsColourPrimary'' | ''cuntsColorPrimary'' | ''cuntsPrimaryColour'' | ''cuntsPrimaryColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the primary colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''vaginaColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> dark 
[''brax''.''vaginaColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> dark 
[''kate''.''vaginaColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> pink

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'''1936.''' ''vaginaColourSecondary'' | ''vaginaColorSecondary'' | ''vaginaSecondaryColour'' | ''vaginaSecondaryColor'' | ''pussyColourSecondary'' | ''pussyColorSecondary'' | ''pussySecondaryColour'' | ''pussySecondaryColor'' | ''cuntColourSecondary'' | ''cuntColorSecondary'' | ''cuntSecondaryColour'' | ''cuntSecondaryColor'' | ''vaginasColourSecondary'' | ''vaginasColorSecondary'' | ''vaginasSecondaryColour'' | ''vaginasSecondaryColor'' | ''pussiesColourSecondary'' | ''pussiesColorSecondary'' | ''pussiesSecondaryColour'' | ''pussiesSecondaryColor'' | ''cuntsColourSecondary'' | ''cuntsColorSecondary'' | ''cuntsSecondaryColour'' | ''cuntsSecondaryColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the secondary colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''vaginaColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> fleshy-pink 
[''brax''.''vaginaColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> fleshy-pink 
[''kate''.''vaginaColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> fleshy-pink

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'''1937.''' ''vaginaColourHex'' | ''vaginaColorHex'' | ''pussyColourHex'' | ''pussyColorHex'' | ''cuntColourHex'' | ''cuntColorHex'' | ''vaginasColourHex'' | ''vaginasColorHex'' | ''pussiesColourHex'' | ''pussiesColorHex'' | ''cuntsColourHex'' | ''cuntsColorHex'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the hex code for the colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''vaginaColourHex''] -> #9f775b 
[''brax''.''vaginaColourHex''] -> #9f775b 
[''kate''.''vaginaColourHex''] -> #ff6bda

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'''1938.''' ''vagina'' | ''pussy'' | ''cunt'' 
''(forceSingular)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the basic, singular name for this body part. Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its plural equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with two horns would have the command 'horn(true)' output 'horn') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''vagina(Example argument)''] -> slit 
[''brax''.''vagina(Example argument)''] -> cunt 
[''kate''.''vagina(Example argument)''] -> pussy

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'''1939.''' ''vaginas'' | ''pussies'' | ''cunts'' 
''(forcePlurality)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the basic, plural name for this body part. Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its singular equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with a single udder would have the command 'crotchBoobs(true)' output 'udders') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''vaginas(Example argument)''] -> slit 
[''brax''.''vaginas(Example argument)''] -> pussy 
[''kate''.''vaginas(Example argument)''] -> pussy

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'''1940.''' ''vagina+'' | ''vaginaD'' | ''pussy+'' | ''pussyD'' | ''cunt+'' | ''cuntD'' 
''(forceSingular)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the singular name for this body part, with a descriptor appended to the start (if one is available). Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its plural equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with two horns would have the command 'horn+(true)' output 'curved horn') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''vagina+(Example argument)''] -> perfect succubus-pussy 
[''brax''.''vagina+(Example argument)''] -> dry cunt 
[''kate''.''vagina+(Example argument)''] -> tight succubus-sex

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'''1941.''' ''vaginas+'' | ''vaginasD'' | ''pussies+'' | ''pussiesD'' | ''cunts+'' | ''cuntsD'' 
''(forcePlurality)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the plural name for this body part, with a descriptor appended to the start (if one is available). Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its singular equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with a single udder would have the command 'crotchBoobs+(true)' output 'big udders') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''vaginas+(Example argument)''] -> irresistible pussy 
[''brax''.''vaginas+(Example argument)''] -> dry cunt 
[''kate''.''vaginas+(Example argument)''] -> internally-muscled slit

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'''1942.''' ''pussyUrethra'' | ''vaginaUrethra'' | ''vaginalUrethra'' | ''urethraVagina'' | ''urethraVaginal'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of this character's vaginal urethra. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''pussyUrethra''] -> urethra 
[''brax''.''pussyUrethra''] -> urethra 
[''kate''.''pussyUrethra''] -> urethra

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'''1943.''' ''pussyUrethra+'' | ''vaginaUrethra+'' | ''vaginalUrethra+'' | ''urethraVagina+'' | ''urethraVaginal+'' | ''vaginaUrethraD'' | ''pussyUrethraD'' | ''vaginalUrethraD'' | ''urethraVaginaD'' | ''urethraVaginalD'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of this character's vaginal urethra, with a descriptor appended in front of it. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''pussyUrethra+''] -> extremely-tight urethra 
[''brax''.''pussyUrethra+''] -> urethra 
[''kate''.''pussyUrethra+''] -> extremely-tight urethra

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'''1944.''' ''pussyUrethraCapacity'' | ''vaginaUrethraCapacity'' | ''urethraPussyCapacity'' | ''urethraVaginaCapacity'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a descriptor of this character's vaginal urethra capacity. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''pussyUrethraCapacity''] -> extremely tight 
[''brax''.''pussyUrethraCapacity''] -> extremely tight 
[''kate''.''pussyUrethraCapacity''] -> extremely tight

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'''1945.''' ''pussyUrethraDepth'' | ''vaginaUrethraDepth'' | ''urethraPussyDepth'' | ''urethraVaginaDepth'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a descriptor of this character's vaginal urethra depth. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''pussyUrethraDepth''] -> average-depth 
[''brax''.''pussyUrethraDepth''] -> average-depth 
[''kate''.''pussyUrethraDepth''] -> average-depth

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'''1946.''' ''pussyUrethraElasticity'' | ''vaginaUrethraElasticity'' | ''urethraPussyElasticity'' | ''urethraVaginaElasticity'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a descriptor of this character's vaginal urethra elasticity. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''pussyUrethraElasticity''] -> rigid 
[''brax''.''pussyUrethraElasticity''] -> rigid 
[''kate''.''pussyUrethraElasticity''] -> rigid

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'''1947.''' ''pussyUrethraPlasticity'' | ''vaginaUrethraPlasticity'' | ''urethraPussyPlasticity'' | ''urethraVaginaPlasticity'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a descriptor of this character's vaginal urethra plasticity. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''pussyUrethraPlasticity''] -> resilient 
[''brax''.''pussyUrethraPlasticity''] -> resilient 
[''kate''.''pussyUrethraPlasticity''] -> resilient

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'''1948.''' ''vaginaCapacity'' | ''pussyCapacity'' | ''cuntCapacity'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a descriptor of this character's vagina capacity. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''vaginaCapacity''] -> somewhat tight 
[''brax''.''vaginaCapacity''] -> extremely tight 
[''kate''.''vaginaCapacity''] -> tight

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'''1949.''' ''vaginaDepth'' | ''pussyDepth'' | ''cuntDepth'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a descriptor of this character's vagina depth. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''vaginaDepth''] -> average-depth 
[''brax''.''vaginaDepth''] -> average-depth 
[''kate''.''vaginaDepth''] -> average-depth

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'''1950.''' ''vaginaElasticity'' | ''pussyElasticity'' | ''cuntElasticity'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a descriptor of this character's vagina elasticity. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''vaginaElasticity''] -> elastic 
[''brax''.''vaginaElasticity''] -> flexible 
[''kate''.''vaginaElasticity''] -> elastic

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'''1951.''' ''vaginaPlasticity'' | ''pussyPlasticity'' | ''cuntPlasticity'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a descriptor of this character's vagina plasticity. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''vaginaPlasticity''] -> springy 
[''brax''.''vaginaPlasticity''] -> resilient 
[''kate''.''vaginaPlasticity''] -> springy

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'''1952.''' ''vaginaWetness'' | ''pussyWetness'' | ''cuntWetness'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a descriptor of this character's vagina wetness. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''vaginaWetness''] -> slimy 
[''brax''.''vaginaWetness''] -> dry 
[''kate''.''vaginaWetness''] -> sopping wet

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'''1953.''' ''labiaSize'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a descriptor of this character's labia size. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''labiaSize''] -> large 
[''brax''.''labiaSize''] -> tiny 
[''kate''.''labiaSize''] -> average-sized

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'''1954.''' ''labia'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
A name for the supplied character's labia. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''labia''] -> labia 
[''brax''.''labia''] -> labia 
[''kate''.''labia''] -> labia

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'''1955.''' ''labia+'' | ''labiaD'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
A name for the supplied character's labia, with a descriptor appended before it. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''labia+''] -> large labia 
[''brax''.''labia+''] -> tiny labia 
[''kate''.''labia+''] -> average-sized labia

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'''1956.''' ''toyVagina'' | ''toyPussy'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a name for the toy inserted into this character's vagina. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''toyVagina''] -> toy 
[''brax''.''toyVagina''] -> toy 
[''kate''.''toyVagina''] -> toy

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'''1957.''' ''toyVagina+'' | ''toyVaginaD'' | ''toyPussy+'' | ''toyPussyD'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a name for the toy inserted into this character's vagina, with descriptor (describing the toy's colour, girth, or length). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''toyVagina+''] -> toy 
[''brax''.''toyVagina+''] -> toy 
[''kate''.''toyVagina+''] -> toy

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'''1958.''' ''toyVaginaHead'' | ''toyVaginaTip'' | ''toyPussyHead'' | ''toyPussyTip'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a name for the tip of the toy inserted into this character's vagina. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''toyVaginaHead''] -> head 
[''brax''.''toyVaginaHead''] -> head 
[''kate''.''toyVaginaHead''] -> tip

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'''1959.''' ''toyVaginaHead+'' | ''toyVaginaTip+'' | ''toyPussyHead+'' | ''toyPussyTip+'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a name for the tip of the toy inserted into this character's vagina, with descriptor (describing the toy's colour). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''toyVaginaHead+''] -> tip 
[''brax''.''toyVaginaHead+''] -> head 
[''kate''.''toyVaginaHead+''] -> tip

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'''1960.''' ''toyVaginaDescriptive'' | ''toyPussyDescriptive'' 
''(coloured)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a description of the toy inside this character's vagina, in the format: 'size', 'girth', 'name'. 
If the 'size' or 'girth' are average, those descriptors are omitted. 
Pass in 'true' if you want the output coloured. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''toyVaginaDescriptive(Example argument)''] -> toy 
[''brax''.''toyVaginaDescriptive(Example argument)''] -> toy 
[''kate''.''toyVaginaDescriptive(Example argument)''] -> toy

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'''1961.''' ''toyVaginaSize'' | ''toyPussySize'' | ''toyVaginaLength'' | ''toyPussyLength'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the length of the toy inserted in this character's vagina, in the metric or imperial units as defined in user settings. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''toyVaginaSize''] -> nonexistant 
[''brax''.''toyVaginaSize''] -> nonexistant 
[''kate''.''toyVaginaSize''] -> nonexistant

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'''1962.''' ''toyVaginaCircumference'' | ''toyPussyCircumference'' 
''(pluralUnits)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the circumference of the toy inserted in this character's vagina, in the metric or imperial units as defined in user settings. Pass in 'true' as an argument if you want the resulting units to be pluralised (i.e. 'inches' instead of 'inch'). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''toyVaginaCircumference(Example argument)''] -> N/A 
[''brax''.''toyVaginaCircumference(Example argument)''] -> N/A 
[''kate''.''toyVaginaCircumference(Example argument)''] -> N/A

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'''1963.''' ''toyVaginaDiameter'' | ''toyPussyDiameter'' | ''toyVaginaDiametre'' | ''toyPussyDiametre'' 
''(pluralUnits)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the diameter of the toy inserted in this character's vagina, in the metric or imperial units as defined in user settings. Pass in 'true' as an argument if you want the resulting units to be pluralised (i.e. 'inches' instead of 'inch'). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''toyVaginaDiameter(Example argument)''] -> N/A 
[''brax''.''toyVaginaDiameter(Example argument)''] -> N/A 
[''kate''.''toyVaginaDiameter(Example argument)''] -> N/A

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'''1964.''' ''toyVaginaGirth'' | ''toyPussyGirth'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a descriptor of the girth of the toy inserted in this character's vagina. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''toyVaginaGirth''] -> N/A 
[''brax''.''toyVaginaGirth''] -> N/A 
[''kate''.''toyVaginaGirth''] -> N/A

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'''1965.''' ''toyVaginaValue'' | ''toyVaginaLengthValue'' | ''toyPussyValue'' | ''toyPussyLengthValue'' 
''(short)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the localised, formatted size of the toy inserted in this character's vagina with long singular units ('centimetre'). Pass in true to return as short measurement ('cm'). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''toyVaginaValue(Example argument)''] -> N/A 
[''brax''.''toyVaginaValue(Example argument)''] -> N/A 
[''kate''.''toyVaginaValue(Example argument)''] -> N/A
== Girl-cum ==
'''1966.''' ''girlcumRace'' | ''gcumRace'' | ''girlcumsRace'' | ''gcumsRace'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the race that's associated with this body part. Race is *not* gender-specific (i.e. will return 'wolf-morph', not 'wolf-girl'). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''girlcumRace''] -> demon 
[''brax''.''girlcumRace''] -> human 
[''kate''.''girlcumRace''] -> demon

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'''1967.''' ''girlcumraceFeral'' | ''girlcumferalRace'' | ''gcumraceFeral'' | ''gcumferalRace'' | ''girlcumsraceFeral'' | ''girlcumsferalRace'' | ''gcumsraceFeral'' | ''gcumsferalRace'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the feral race that's associated with this body part. Race is *not* gender-specific (i.e. will return 'dog', not 'bitch'). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''girlcumraceFeral''] -> demon 
[''brax''.''girlcumraceFeral''] -> human 
[''kate''.''girlcumraceFeral''] -> demon

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'''1968.''' ''girlcumSkin'' | ''gcumSkin'' | ''girlcumsSkin'' | ''gcumsSkin'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the 'skin' covering this body part. This could, in fact, be quite different from skin, for example: fur, keratin, scales, slime, etc. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''girlcumSkin''] -> girlcum 
[''brax''.''girlcumSkin''] -> girlcum 
[''kate''.''girlcumSkin''] -> girlcum

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'''1969.''' ''girlcumSkin+'' | ''girlcumSkinD'' | ''gcumSkin+'' | ''gcumSkinD'' | ''girlcumsSkin+'' | ''girlcumsSkinD'' | ''gcumsSkin+'' | ''gcumsSkinD'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the 'skin' covering this body part, just as the 'Skin' command does, but this adds a descriptor to the start (if one is available). 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''girlcumSkin+''] -> fluid girlcum 
[''brax''.''girlcumSkin+''] -> fluid girlcum 
[''kate''.''girlcumSkin+''] -> fluid girlcum

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'''1970.''' ''girlcumFullDescription'' | ''gcumFullDescription'' | ''girlcumsFullDescription'' | ''gcumsFullDescription'' 
''true If you want this description's colour names to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a full description of this part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''girlcumFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> clear, fluid girlcum 
[''brax''.''girlcumFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> clear, fluid girlcum 
[''kate''.''girlcumFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> clear, fluid girlcum

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'''1971.''' ''girlcumFullDescriptionColour'' | ''girlcumFullDescriptionColor'' | ''girlcumFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''girlcumFullDescriptionColored'' | ''gcumFullDescriptionColour'' | ''gcumFullDescriptionColor'' | ''gcumFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''gcumFullDescriptionColored'' | ''girlcumsFullDescriptionColour'' | ''girlcumsFullDescriptionColor'' | ''girlcumsFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''girlcumsFullDescriptionColored'' | ''gcumsFullDescriptionColour'' | ''gcumsFullDescriptionColor'' | ''gcumsFullDescriptionColoured'' | ''gcumsFullDescriptionColored'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a full description of this part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''girlcumFullDescriptionColour''] -> clear, fluid girlcum 
[''brax''.''girlcumFullDescriptionColour''] -> clear, fluid girlcum 
[''kate''.''girlcumFullDescriptionColour''] -> clear, fluid girlcum

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'''1972.''' ''girlcumColour'' | ''girlcumColor'' | ''gcumColour'' | ''gcumColor'' | ''girlcumsColour'' | ''girlcumsColor'' | ''gcumsColour'' | ''gcumsColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''girlcumColour(Example argument)''] -> clear 
[''brax''.''girlcumColour(Example argument)''] -> clear 
[''kate''.''girlcumColour(Example argument)''] -> clear

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'''1973.''' ''girlcumColourPrimary'' | ''girlcumColorPrimary'' | ''girlcumPrimaryColour'' | ''girlcumPrimaryColor'' | ''gcumColourPrimary'' | ''gcumColorPrimary'' | ''gcumPrimaryColour'' | ''gcumPrimaryColor'' | ''girlcumsColourPrimary'' | ''girlcumsColorPrimary'' | ''girlcumsPrimaryColour'' | ''girlcumsPrimaryColor'' | ''gcumsColourPrimary'' | ''gcumsColorPrimary'' | ''gcumsPrimaryColour'' | ''gcumsPrimaryColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the primary colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''girlcumColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> clear 
[''brax''.''girlcumColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> clear 
[''kate''.''girlcumColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> clear

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'''1974.''' ''girlcumColourSecondary'' | ''girlcumColorSecondary'' | ''girlcumSecondaryColour'' | ''girlcumSecondaryColor'' | ''gcumColourSecondary'' | ''gcumColorSecondary'' | ''gcumSecondaryColour'' | ''gcumSecondaryColor'' | ''girlcumsColourSecondary'' | ''girlcumsColorSecondary'' | ''girlcumsSecondaryColour'' | ''girlcumsSecondaryColor'' | ''gcumsColourSecondary'' | ''gcumsColorSecondary'' | ''gcumsSecondaryColour'' | ''gcumsSecondaryColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the secondary colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''girlcumColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> clear 
[''brax''.''girlcumColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> clear 
[''kate''.''girlcumColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> clear

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'''1975.''' ''girlcumColourHex'' | ''girlcumColorHex'' | ''gcumColourHex'' | ''gcumColorHex'' | ''girlcumsColourHex'' | ''girlcumsColorHex'' | ''gcumsColourHex'' | ''gcumsColorHex'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the hex code for the colour of whatever 'skin' is covering this body part. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''girlcumColourHex''] -> #ffffff 
[''brax''.''girlcumColourHex''] -> #ffffff 
[''kate''.''girlcumColourHex''] -> #ffffff

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'''1976.''' ''girlcum'' | ''gcum'' 
''(forceSingular)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the basic, singular name for this body part. Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its plural equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with two horns would have the command 'horn(true)' output 'horn') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''girlcum(Example argument)''] -> girlcum 
[''brax''.''girlcum(Example argument)''] -> girlcum 
[''kate''.''girlcum(Example argument)''] -> girlcum

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'''1977.''' ''girlcums'' | ''gcums'' 
''(forcePlurality)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the basic, plural name for this body part. Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its singular equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with a single udder would have the command 'crotchBoobs(true)' output 'udders') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''girlcums(Example argument)''] -> girlcum 
[''brax''.''girlcums(Example argument)''] -> girlcum 
[''kate''.''girlcums(Example argument)''] -> girlcum

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'''1978.''' ''girlcum+'' | ''girlcumD'' | ''gcum+'' | ''gcumD'' 
''(forceSingular)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the singular name for this body part, with a descriptor appended to the start (if one is available). Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its plural equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with two horns would have the command 'horn+(true)' output 'curved horn') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''girlcum+(Example argument)''] -> slimy girlcum 
[''brax''.''girlcum+(Example argument)''] -> sweet girlcum 
[''kate''.''girlcum+(Example argument)''] -> demonic girlcum

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'''1979.''' ''girlcums+'' | ''girlcumsD'' | ''gcums+'' | ''gcumsD'' 
''(forcePlurality)'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the plural name for this body part, with a descriptor appended to the start (if one is available). Pass in true as an argument to prevent this name from being automatically adjusted to its singular equivalent, if applicable. (e.g. A character with a single udder would have the command 'crotchBoobs+(true)' output 'big udders') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''girlcums+(Example argument)''] -> slimy girlcum 
[''brax''.''girlcums+(Example argument)''] -> sweet girlcum 
[''kate''.''girlcums+(Example argument)''] -> slimy girlcum

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'''1980.''' ''girlcumFlavour'' | ''flavourGirlcum'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of the flavour of this character's girlcum. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''girlcumFlavour''] -> girlcum 
[''brax''.''girlcumFlavour''] -> girlcum 
[''kate''.''girlcumFlavour''] -> girlcum
== Spinneret ==
'''1981.''' ''spinneret'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name of this character's spinneret. (Always returns 'spinneret'...) 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''spinneret''] -> spinneret 
[''brax''.''spinneret''] -> spinneret 
[''kate''.''spinneret''] -> spinneret

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'''1982.''' ''spinneret+'' | ''spinneretD'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the name + descriptor of this character's spinneret. (Returns a descriptor + ' spinneret') 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''spinneret+''] -> slightly moist spinneret 
[''brax''.''spinneret+''] -> tight spinneret 
[''kate''.''spinneret+''] -> tight spinneret

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'''1983.''' ''spinneretCapacity'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a descriptor of this character's spinneret capacity. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''spinneretCapacity''] -> tight 
[''brax''.''spinneretCapacity''] -> tight 
[''kate''.''spinneretCapacity''] -> tight

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'''1984.''' ''spinneretDepth'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a descriptor of this character's spinneret depth. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''spinneretDepth''] -> average-depth 
[''brax''.''spinneretDepth''] -> average-depth 
[''kate''.''spinneretDepth''] -> average-depth

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'''1985.''' ''spinneretElasticity'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a descriptor of this character's spinneret elasticity. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''spinneretElasticity''] -> limber 
[''brax''.''spinneretElasticity''] -> limber 
[''kate''.''spinneretElasticity''] -> limber

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'''1986.''' ''spinneretPlasticity'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a descriptor of this character's spinneret plasticity. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''spinneretPlasticity''] -> resilient 
[''brax''.''spinneretPlasticity''] -> resilient 
[''kate''.''spinneretPlasticity''] -> resilient

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'''1987.''' ''spinneretWetness'' 
''No arguments'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns a descriptor of this character's spinneret wetness. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''spinneretWetness''] -> slightly moist 
[''brax''.''spinneretWetness''] -> slightly moist 
[''kate''.''spinneretWetness''] -> slightly moist

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'''1988.''' ''spinneretFullDescription'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the Covering.getFullDescription() method for BodyCoveringType.SPINNERET. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''spinneretFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> blue-rimmed spinneret, with fleshy-pink internal walls 
[''brax''.''spinneretFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> lilac-rimmed spinneret, with fleshy-pink internal walls 
[''kate''.''spinneretFullDescription(Example argument)''] -> scarlet-rimmed spinneret, with fleshy-pink internal walls

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'''1989.''' ''spinneretColor'' | ''spinneretColour'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the Covering.getColourDescriptor() method for BodyCoveringType.SPINNERET. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''spinneretColor(Example argument)''] -> blue-rimmed 
[''brax''.''spinneretColor(Example argument)''] -> lilac-rimmed 
[''kate''.''spinneretColor(Example argument)''] -> scarlet-rimmed

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'''1990.''' ''spinneretColourPrimary'' | ''spinneretColorPrimary'' | ''spinneretPrimaryColour'' | ''spinneretPrimaryColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the Covering.getPrimaryColourDescriptor() method for BodyCoveringType.SPINNERET. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''spinneretColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> blue 
[''brax''.''spinneretColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> lilac 
[''kate''.''spinneretColourPrimary(Example argument)''] -> scarlet

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'''1991.''' ''spinneretColourSecondary'' | ''spinneretColorSecondary'' | ''spinneretSecondaryColour'' | ''spinneretSecondaryColor'' 
''true If you want this colour's name to be coloured.'' 
''Capitalisation'' | ''Pronouns'' 
Returns the Covering.getSecondaryColourDescriptor() method for BodyCoveringType.SPINNERET. 
Examples: 
[''lilaya''.''spinneretColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> fleshy-pink 
[''brax''.''spinneretColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> fleshy-pink 
[''kate''.''spinneretColourSecondary(Example argument)''] -> fleshy-pink
= Notes =
Dialogue written by Innoxia for ''Lilith's Throne v0.4.9''
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