>b) Add extra poison
>'Poison' poison type - deals damage (applied by all methods)

That would rule. It was shameful when a groupmate would get
poisoned by another PC or NPC and I couldn't make an antidote.
I know you guys shun the overlap, but if anyone should know
your regular poisons, it's the poisoners.

>c) Change antidote a bit
>Something like 'apply <antidote> <self/person>'
>g) 'Clean weapon' command
>Opposite version of 'weapon poison'.

If you add 'item' to the antidote apply list you suggest,
that lets you 'clean weapon/armor' or weapon poison and
contact poison. Would it work on regular poison-progged
weapons? Might be too much of a pain.

>f) Weapons with poison on them
>Poison thief should be able to notice poison crystals on the
>blade as he examines it.
>Could you please modify 'examine' command to reflect it?

Totally agree. While my lazy brain should be able to keep track
of things like this I never could keep straight which poison was
on which weapon. Or if I thought, or did, miss the wear-off I
would have to concoct a poison to try and apply to see if the
weapon was poisoned or not. It would also be nice if you could
see if, as a poisoner thief, someone was trying to trade you a
contact poisoned item. *wink*

>h) Allow 'suggest wield/hold/wear' and 'suggest drink/eat'
>This will give some interesting options to poison thief. And
>it perfectly fits into suggest idea.

My guess, I couldn't cope with getting that far, would be that
those commands could be combined with not-so-innocent items to
kill someone outright.

>d) Get rid of 'Grease weapon' completely for following
>e) Lower level on 'Weapon nick'
>Say level 28 instead of grease_weapon.

Totally agree. If the 'poison' poison, adding poison to examine,
and a way to de-poison a blade were somehow implemented, the path
would be far more user-friendly and I'd try it again without the
seemingly useless skill grease_weapon.

>i) Split Grenade into two.

I just want to make the holy hand grenade of Antioch.

Anyway, kudos to Cyradia and Sebeok and whoever else (Zulg?) for
not only getting such an interesting revamp in, and following
it up with bug-fixes and adjustments to help make the various
paths playable.