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WARMTH command, and warm food/drink bonus

Posted: Mon Oct 20, 2014 10:04 pm
by Alexander
It would be wonderful to have some way of determining the amount of warmth we are enjoying from our equipment, and perhaps other factors. Here is an example of what it might do:

warmth
You are feeling moderately protected from cold weather.
The following items you are wearing are especially warm: A gray wool poncho, a gray wool scarf.
The following items you are wearing are somewhat warm: An oilcloth cloak, some cotton trousers, some cotton socks, some leather shoes.
The following items you are wearing are not very warm: A linen tunic.
The following effects are helping keep you warm: halo (30 sec), warm cider (60 sec), warm stew (120 sec)

While writing this, I also got the idea that warm food and drink might provide a temporary bonus to warding off cold, or perhaps instead speed the process of warming back up.

Re: WARMTH command, and warm food/drink bonus

Posted: Tue Oct 21, 2014 9:34 pm
by jilliana
Two thumbs up on this one.

Re: WARMTH command, and warm food/drink bonus

Posted: Tue Oct 21, 2014 10:02 pm
by Rias
Enjoy!
warmth
You feel moderately fortified against cold weather.
(If you'd like more specific information on the warmth levels of your clothing, type warmth clothing.)

EAvd>
warmth clothing
You feel moderately fortified against cold weather.
The following items you are wearing are made from especially warm materials:
a hooded brown wool cloak
The following items you are wearing are made from average warmth materials:
some ragged canvas pants
a leather hat
The following items you are wearing are made from thin materials:
a bronze-buttoned fire red linen shirt
You have the following inventory slots available that you could wear clothing on to further increase your protection against cold weather:
shoes
socks
greaves
scarf
vest
robe
coat
gorget
gloves
cuirass
vambraces

Re: WARMTH command, and warm food/drink bonus

Posted: Tue Oct 21, 2014 10:23 pm
by Alexander
Thank you for the useful command and prompt response.