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From Dofus

Contents 1 Emotes 2 Finding Emotes 2.1 Applause (/appl) 2.2 Wave (/bye) 2.3 Champion (/champ) 2.4 Crossed Arms (/cross) 2.5 Show Fear (/fear) 2.6 Bow (/hi) 2.7 Blow Kiss (/kiss) 2.8 Get Mad (/mad) 2.9 Fart (/oups) 2.10 Rock, Paper, Scissors (/pfc1 /pfc2 /pfc3) 2.11 Play Music (/pipo) 2.12 Point Finger (/point) 2.13 Take a Rest (/rest) 2.14 Sit (/sit) 2.15 Show Weapon (/weap) 2.16 /crow 3 Teamwork / Social Engineering

Emotes

Emotes are actions that your character can perform. Some of them, like sit (which slowly heals your character), have in-game uses. Emotes can be gathered from emote puzzles, which usually requires a team of characters working together by standing on tiles and pulling levers in order to access secret rooms. They can also be gathered by certain NPC quests or from creature drops.

Note: Most emotes are obtainable by non-paying members with the help of P2P people for pulling the lever. Except in the case of /fear. The ones F2P cannot obtain are /hi, /kiss, /point and /pfc since you have to talk to NPCs or fight monsters to get them.

Finding Emotes

Applause (/appl)

• What it does: Your character claps hands over his head.
• Location: (-2,-6) (Cave at (-3,-4) will lead you to (-2,-6))
• Players needed: 10
• How to acquire: Solve the puzzle
  1. The switch for this puzzle cave entrance is on a cliff that must be accessed by going up one room and through the cave. Someone must activate this switch for the rest of the party. That person will be able to enter at the same time as everyone else if he/she runs there.
  2. In the first room, have one person standing on each of the 5 tiles and pull the lever.
  3. In the second room, have one person standing on each of the 9 tiles needed to form a plus (+) sign and pull the lever.
  4. In the final room, click on the glowing statue and a message will tell you that you have acquired /appl.

Note: The person opening the door can make it inside, you just have to hurry.

Wave (/bye)

• What it does: Your character waves good-bye
• Location: (4,1)
• Players needed: 7
• How to acquire: Solve the puzzle
  1. In the first room, walk down the staircase.
  2. In the second room, have one person standing on each of the 6 tiles and pull the lever.
  3. In the third room, have one person standing on each of the 6 blank tiles and pull the lever.
  4. In the final room, click on the glowing statue and a message will tell you that you have acquired /bye.

Champion (/champ)

• What it does: The character raises a golden trophy, causing all other players on the screen to applaud them.
• Location: Not Applicable
• Players needed: Not Applicable
• Notes:

This emote is only given out to winners of "epic" events. It is unavailable to any other regular player. It was given to the winner of the Dofus Arena Tournament, to the first 200 on the Heroic Server Oto Mustam and as a reward to the best team of each server at the Goultarminator Challenge. It requires to wear the full Champion Set. The image here is a GM demonstrating the emote.

Crossed Arms (/cross)

• What it does: Your character crosses his arms.
• Location: (10,-24)
• Players needed: 9
• How to acquire: Solve the puzzle
  1. Stand on the black and white tile to open the cave and enter.
  2. Move on to the next room to see a 9x9 grid with some numbers on them. Sudoku, no?
  3. Stand on the blue squares depicted in the image to the right. Nine players are needed.
  4. Pull the lever and enter the next room. Click on the glowing statue to get your brand new /cross emote.

Show Fear (/fear)

• What it does: Your character crouches in fear, covering his head.
• Location: (19,24) - (Closest Zaap is [10,22])
• Players needed: 1
• How to acquire: Solve the puzzle
  1. On the map, go to the far left corner of the dock that protrudes towards the left. You will see a small snippet of dock that juts out from the left side of the screen. This is your goal. You have to stand on the left side of the ledge that sticks out next to the bushes
  2. When you step on the left corner of the pier, a platform will rise from the sea. Quickly cross to the far left corner to raise a second platform.
  3. Quickly step across onto dry land. The exit to the next map is invisible, but you can simply take a step up (there isn't much room to move, so it's pretty easy to find)
  4. Enter the small temple-like building to find the glowing emote statue. Click on the statue and a success message will tell you that you have acquired /fear.
• Notes:

It is possible for F2P players to get this emote.

If you stand on any of the temporary blocks for too long, you'll be automatically transported back to your last save point with 1 HP.

Bow (/hi)

• What it does: Your character bows in greeting
• Location: (13,21)
• Players needed: Enough to complete the dungeon.
• How to acquire: Complete Blacksmith Dungeon
  • Blacksmith Dungeon - The emote is one of the rewards you can get for finishing this dungeon. Keys for this dungeon are dropped by Dark Miners, Dark Bakers, and Dark Smiths. Dark Smiths can be found in the area around 14, 21. Even though only one person is needed to obtain the emote, you will most likely need a party for the dungeon itself.

Notes: Because it requires the ability to enter a dungeon outside of Astrub, /hi cannot be obtained by free to play characters.

Blow Kiss (/kiss)

• What it does: Your character blows a kiss with a little floaty heart.
• Location: Don Rouann (1,0) - (Closest Zaap is [-2,0])
• Players needed: 1
• How to acquire: Complete the quest
  1. Speak with Don Rouann (optional)
  2. Acquire 1 Crab Pincer. Crab pincers drop from Crabs. For low-level characters, (12,4), (13,1) or (12,0) are recommended.
  3. Speak with Don Rouann and give him the crab pincer.
  4. Answer his questions as follows:
     1. Declare this question to be idiotic
     2. That depends
     3. Depending to the day, the situation, the couple...
  5. Wait until the Secret Hour. The Secret Hour is between midnight (0:00) and 01:00, game time. You can see the in-game time by choosing clock in the portrait/compass/clock circle/mini map or by typing /time in the chat.
  6. Speak with Don Rouann during the Secret Hour and receive the /kiss emote.

Notes: Because it requires the ability to speak to an NPC outside of Astrub, /kiss cannot be obtained by free to play characters.

Get Mad (/mad)

• What it does: Your character shakes his fist in defiance.
• Location: (-6,24)
• Players needed: 7
• How to acquire: Solve the puzzle
  1. Step on the switch outside the cave to enter.
  2. In the first room, have one person standing on each of the 6 tiles and pull the lever.
  3. In the second room, have one person standing on each of the 6 tiles forming the same pattern as in the first room (see diagram) and pull the lever.
  4. In the final room, click on the glowing statue and a message will tell you that you have acquired /mad.

Beware of the Dreggons, they are aggressive and pretty strong, so make sure that you have a high lvl to make the way easier, or else try to avoid them by taking longer ways to the dungeon. F2P don't have this problem and can take an easy way up to the cave.

Fart (/oups)

• What it does: lets your character make a loud fart noise
• Location: (-4,12) Right after the entrance to the swamp.
• Players Needed: 1
• How to acquire: Use the scroll
  • This emote is dropped by Crocodyl in the form of a scroll called Parchment of 'Wind of Panic'. These Crocodyls are in big groups so be sure to bring help . Once you have the item, double click it in your inventory to use it and gain the emote. Large groups are recommended for higher drop rates, and the monsters might be non-trivial.

Notes: Because it requires the ability to fight to a monster outside of Astrub, /Oups cannot be obtained by free to play characters (unless one is able to purchase the scroll from a pay to play character).

Rock, Paper, Scissors (/pfc1 /pfc2 /pfc3)

• What it does: Plays rock, paper, scissors
• Location: Grizmine (2,-1)
• Players Needed: 1
• How to acquire: Complete the quest
  1. Buy "Secrets of Squirrels Language" book (50 kamas) at the library (4,1) to understand squirrel talk. The book must be bought to get the dialogue options with the Squirrel. You must buy the book so you can answer the question.
  2. Acquire 1 Hazelnut. The easiest way to get Hazelnut is from boars or buy it in a sellroom.
  3. Speak to Clairvoyant Squirrel (5,21). He is often hidden among the trees at the top of the screen, so turning on the transparency in the option menu can be practical.
  4. The first conversation has only one answer. In the second, choose "Givik ink hizilnik". The squirrel will accept certain other items (boar snout, arachnee leg, blue larva skin, mushroom), but these will not advance the quest. Only Hazelnut will advance the quest. The third conversation, again, has only one answer.
  5. After you have given the Hazelnut, you should see a "Perceptiveness" icon at the top of your screen.
  6. Proceed carefully to Grizmine, who is upstairs at (2,-1). Entering combat of any kind will cancel the perception effect, which means you have to return to the squirrel and give another Hazelnut. You can use the zaaps though, so you might want to consider recalling to whichever zaap you're saved at and zaaping to -2, 0 (assuming you've activated it).
  7. Play Paper-Rock-Scissors with Grizmine until you win. You will always win on the first round, 50% on the second round, and then either 100% (with perception) or 0% (without) on the third.
  8. After you win, a message will tell you that you have acquired /pfc1 (rock), /pfc2 (leaf/paper) and /pfc3 (scissors).

(A quick note: This emote is called PFC because of the French names for Rock, Paper, and Scissors. Rock (or Stone) = Pierre, Paper = Feuille, and Scissors = Ciseaux.)

Notes: Because it requires the ability to speak to an NPC outside of Astrub, /pfc cannot be obtained by free to play characters.

Play Music (/pipo)

• What it does: The character plays a flute, causing a little musical note to rise up.
• Location: N/A
• Players needed: N/A
• Notes:

Only available with special events; it was given to several players on Jiva after the Christmas Contest 2004, was the prize for a Bard Contest on Djaul in 2006, the winner of the Piwate Event on Shika as well as to the top three highest levelled players in the first week of Solar's opening.

Point Finger (/point)

• What it does: The character points.
• Location: End of the Pandikazes' Hideout.
• Players needed: Enough to complete the dungeon.
• Note: It is learned by using the 'Point Your Finger' Scroll, similar to /oups, which is gained as a drop from Crocodyl mobs.

Take a Rest (/rest)

• What it does: The character takes a more relaxed pose than /sit.
• Location: Sand Dungeon
• Players needed: Enough to complete the dungeon.
• Notes:

This emote heals you the same way /sit does.

This picture shows a GM displaying the emote.

Sit (/sit)

Note: The sit emote is automatically given to all new characters, and can no longer be obtained through this quest. This quest information is left in for archival and as part of the Terra Cogita Manuscript quest, where you need to enter the final room of the cave.

• What it does: Your character sits down, regaining health.
• Location: (-2, 2)
• Players needed: 10
• How to acquire: Solve the puzzle
  1. Step on the tile switch to open the cave (the switch is in the lower right corner of the map, partially hidden by trees)
  2. In the first room, have one person standing on each of the 9 tiles and pull the lever.
  3. In the second room, have one person standing on each of the 9 tiles forming the same pattern as in the first room (a "T") and pull the lever.
• Added note: Sit will heal you for 1 HP every second.

Show Weapon (/weap)

• What it does: Your character holds up his current weapon. (Very intimidating, isn't it?)
• Location: (-6,5)
• Players Needed: 5
• How to acquire: Solve the puzzle

1. Get to the Bwork Camp, through the cave in -1, 8.
2. Get to the most north-western point in the Bwork Camp (-6,5).
3. Get someone to stand on the tile, behind the bush, on the lower-left corner of your screen.
4. In the first room, step onto all black tiles.
5. In the second room, step between the black tiles. Get one person to stand on a middle tile for the northern square, one person on the middle tile of the western square, one on the north-eastern tile in the southern square and let one person stand on the middle tile of the eastern square. (Draw a line between two black tiles, and stand on a blank tile on that imaginary line. There should be only one option on each square that way.)
6. In the final room, click on the glowing statue and a message will tell you that you have acquired /weap.

Note: Bworks are only aggressive to P2P players, so F2P characters will be fine. Its quite handy when you need the F2P player to open the door to the cave for you, saving you from getting aggressed.

/crow

• What it does: A bird flies behind your character, leaving dots behind it.
• Location: Unknown
• Players needed: Unknown
• How to acquire:Can't be acquired at this time.

Teamwork / Social Engineering

When dealing with a random group of players while trying to solve an emote puzzle, a great deal of patience is required. When giving instructions, try to add the name of the person that you are addressing, as many newbies will either assume that everything spoken in the room is directed personally at them, or will ignore anything that is not personally directed to them. Try not to get too angry with players who seem unresponsive. Many Dofus players do not speak English very well and may not understand you.

Useful Tip: When in a room containing a puzzle with tiles, a good method of getting people where you want them is to first order everyone into a corner of the room. Then tell each player, one by one, where to go/which tile to step on. To accomplish this feat, you should probably tell everyone beforehand that when you call their name, you will first walk to the tile they are supposed to step on. Then when it is time to organize everyone and place them in the right positions, call their name (one by one), walk to the tile they're supposed to be on, and then go back towards the corner.

Try to be last, and make sure that before you step on your tile, check that everyone knows who is going to pull the lever. This way everyone doesn't scramble to the lever and mess things up.

From EQ2i, the EverQuest II wiki

Pre-defined Emotes: Anyone can see. eg. /flee ({Character} tells {target] to run away)(Comes with a voice as well)

Custom Emotes: Only your city fraction can see. eg. /emote says %t sucks!! ({Character} says {target} sucks!!)

see Emotes

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From GuildWiki

An emote is a special type of text command entered in chat, that will make your character perform a certain action, most usually an animation that can be seen by all nearby players. These animations are particular to the Profession and gender you have chosen for your character. Therefore, a male Warrior for example will perform a different action after the /dance command than the female Warrior, and the Mesmer will always dance differently from the Elementalist.

Players can synchronise some emotes with other players by adding a space and an asterisk after the command. For example, typing "/dance *" starts players dancing at the next "beat". The beat is set by the game and goes off every 5 seconds. This function is often used with the /dance, /highfive and /goteam emotes.

This list contains emotes only, commands that have pure informational value and will not result in an animation are listed on the commands page.

Using the Kneel emote before a god's statue will summon an avatar of the god if the world has the Favor. In Droknar's Forge, kneeling at the altar of the Dragon Glint after completing Hell's Precipice Mission will allow you to do the Titan Quests.

All currently known emotes in Guild Wars are:

/aion (Same as /wings; summon Aion's Daeva wings, requires a special key obtained from purchase of a SteelBook or Collector's Edition version of the Aion MMORPG. Can only be used once every 30 seconds)

/afk (Same as /sit) *

/agree

/airguitar (Same as /guitar) *

/attention *

/beckon

/beg

/boo (Same as /scare)

/bored

/bow

/bowhead *

/breath

/cheer

/catchbreath (Same as /breath)

/clap

/congrats

/cough

/dance (Your character starts a specific dance depending on gender and profession.) *

/dancenew (Alternative dance for Dervish and Paragon for Nightfall Collectors Edition, Assassin and Ritualist for Factions Collectors Edition.) *

/doh

/doubletake

/drums *

/excited *

/fame (Your character does its rank based emote; you must have rank 3 or higher to use this command. Same as /rank. Can only be used once every 30 seconds)

/fistshake

/five (Same as /highfive)

/flex

/flute (Your character pretends to play the flute; for the male Paragon, Dervish, Elementalist, Assassin, and Ranger, the emote is in the one-legged style of Ian Anderson.) *

/goteam

/guitar *

/helpme

/head (Same as /bowhead) *

/highfive

/jump

/kneel (When the world has favor, summons an avatar at most statues or shrines)

/laugh

/moan

/no

/paper (Your character goes through the motion of playing rock-paper-scissor and ends with the paper selection.) *

/pickme

/point

/ponder

/pout

/rank (Your characters does its rank based emote; you must have rank 3 or higher to use this command. Same as /fame. Can only be used once every 30 seconds)

/ready

/roar

/rock (Your character goes through the motion of playing rock-paper-scissor and ends with the rock selection.) *

/roll (Your character rolls a die. You designate the number of sides the die has by putting the number after the emote, such as /roll 100 for a 100 sided die. This is mostly used for decision making, like rock-paper-scissors) **

/rude (Same as /taunt)

/salute

/scare (Same as /boo)

/scissors (Your character goes through the motion of playing rock-paper-scissor and ends with the scissors selection.) *

/scratch

/shoo

/sigh

/sit *

/sorry

/stand (Only works when sitting; alternatively, the Esc key can be used, however, Esc will close optional interface; the cancel action key makes you character stand up without any other action. Pressing Spacebar, clicking the mouse to move, or pushing an arrow key/"wasd" key will also make your character stand up.)

/taunt

/violin *

/wave

/wings (Same as /aion)

/ya (Same as /ready)

/yawn

/yes

/zaishen (Your characters does its Zaishen rank based emote; you must have rank 1 or higher to use this command. Same as /zrank. Can only be used once every 30 seconds.)

/zrank (Same as /zaishen)

* These loop and the character will continue to perform the emote until another one is entered or the character moves. In the case of /rock, /paper and /scissors you will stay standing with your hands extended in the emote of your choosing until you do something else.
** The /roll emote can not be used in a town or outpost.

Notes

• Emotes work in other languages as well. For example, /balla (Italian for dance) will make your character dance, and /poing (French for fist) will make the character shake his fist.
• Whenever a character has the ability to use two different Collector's Edition dance effects, "/dancenew" will trigger the profession-specific aura (eg. the Factions Collector's Edition Ritualist "Ghosts"), but typing "/dance" first and then "/dancenew" will trigger Divine Aura.
• Factions characters can combine Divine Aura and the profession-specific effect, but Nightfall characters cannot.
• Typing "/dancenew" followed by any other emote (except "/sit") while playing a Dervish or Paragon will execute the emote with the CE dance special effects (only if Nightfall CE key is installed).

Note: Any non-loopable emote will end the CE effect.

• Having henchmen or heroes in your party while performing an emote will cause them to turn towards you, and perform an appropriate accompanying emote. For example, if you start to dance, the henchmen may either start dancing themselves, or playing a musical instrument. However, any henchmen you have in your party who aren't human (i.e Centaur or Tengu) will not start any emotes, due to the fact that they were not programmed to have any, except for Jora, a Norn.
• The Male Necromancer emote for /flute appears to be a clarinet or oboe, but could be a straight wood flute.
• It is believed that game administrators may use commands in the format "/.command". For instance, the ability for an admin to kill any monster might be "/.die" for if a normal player types this command, the message recieved is "Command not available." not "Unknown command.".
• The commands /rank, /zrank and /aion are cumulative in the sense that only one of them can be used in a 30 second interval. (E.g. if you used any one of the three, you cannot use another for 30 seconds.)

See also

• Commands

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From the RuneScape Wiki, the wiki for all things RuneScape

Emotes are animations that a player can select for their character to perform. Before Quick Chat was released, emotes were also the only way for muted players to communicate.

Emotes can be activated from the Emotes interface. Emote images that are not blacked out are unlocked, or came as default. Blacked out emote images have yet to be unlocked.

Note: More than one emote cannot be used simultaneously.

Contents 1 Default emotes 2 Non-holiday unlockable emotes 3 Holiday unlockable emotes 4 Operating emotes 5 Penguin emotes 6 Acrobat emotes 7 Emote enhancers 8 Skillcape emote 9 Emote bugs 10 Trivia

Default emotes

These emotes are given to players after the players complete the Unstable Foundations tutorial quest in Lumbridge.

Icon	Name	Icon	Name	Icon	Name	Icon	Name
	Yes		No		Bow (male)[1] (enhanced) Curtsy (female)[2] (enhanced)		Angry (enhanced)
	Think (enhanced)		Wave		Shrug		Cheer
	Beckon (enhanced)		Laugh		Jump for Joy		Yawn (enhanced)
	Dance (enhanced)		Jig		Twirl		Headbang
	Cry		Blow Kiss		Panic		Raspberry
	Clap		Salute

1. ^  Female players can perform the Bow emote by right-clicking the Curtsy emote and selecting "Bow".
2. ^  Male players can perform the Curtsy emote by right-clicking the Bow emote and selecting "Curtsy".

Non-holiday unlockable emotes

Certain emotes requires players to do certain tasks before they are unlocked. These may involve receiving a random event or achieving a certain point in quests.

Icon	Name	Unlocking method
	Goblin Bow	This emote is a reward from The Lost Tribe quest, where players quickly bow. If they do this in front of Mistag, he will bow back.
	Goblin Salute	This emote is a reward from The Lost Tribe quest, where players jump from side to side, and finish with pumping a fist into the air. If they do this in front of Mistag, he will get frightened.
	Glass Box	This emote is a reward from the Mime random event. When performed, players lift their hands as if they were in a box.
	Climb Rope	This emote is a reward from the Mime random event. When performed, players climb an invisible rope.
	Lean	This emote is a reward from the Mime random event. When performed, players lean against an invisible wall.
	Glass Wall	This emote is a reward from the Mime random event. When performed, players will slowly move their hands in the air to imitate the presence of an actual wall.
	Idea	This emote is obtainable from the Box of Health in the Stronghold of Security. When performed, players think with an unlit light-bulb above their head, finally coming up with an idea, raising their hand and making the light-bulb lighten up.
	Stomp	This emote is obtainable from the Cradle of Life in the Stronghold of Security. When perfomed, players stomp the ground of frustration, making the ground vibrate.
	Flap	This emote is obtainable from the Gift of Peace in the Stronghold of Security. When perfomed, the player flaps his/her arms up and down in an attempt to fly. If players wear the Chicken Set from the 2007 Easter event, they will perform an enhanced version that looks as if players are actually flying.
	Slap Head	This emote is obtainable from the Grain of Plenty in the Stronghold of Security. The emote will cause players to slap or hit their head, as if they just realised something they forgot.
	Zombie Walk	This emote is a reward from the Leo the Gravedigger random event. This emote makes players slowly sway back and forth, as if they were a zombie.
	Zombie Dance	This emote is a reward from the Leo the Gravedigger random event. This emote causes players to lift their fists and start to dance like Michael Jackson's background-dancers in the music-video "Thriller"
	Skillcape	There are 25 different Skill Cape emotes in RuneScape: 24 skill emotes (one per skill cape), which are only activated when wearing the skill cape and an additional emote for the Quest Cape, which can be worn if every quest in RuneScape is completed. If a new quest is released, the Quest Cape is taken off and placed in the player's inventory. If the inventory is full, the Quest Cape is stored on the Bank. If the bank is full too, it is given to the Wise Old Man for the player to pick up later. See Skill Cape.
	Air Guitar	Available after unlocking 500 or more songs in the RuneScape jukebox. Players pluck 5 notes when activated. See music.
	Safety First	Available after completing the Misthalin Training Centre of Excellence miniquest, where players cross their arms over their chest, making a huge shield appear in front of them.
	Explore	Unlocked by completing Beginner tasks of Lumbridge and Draynor Achievement Diary, where players hold their hands over their eyes, leaning forward as if they are searching for something, and finally taking out a sextant out of their pockets, and looking through that instead.

Holiday unlockable emotes

Icon	Name	Unlocking method
	Zombie Hand	A zombie hand comes out of the grounds and barely misses the user.
	Scared	This emote is a reward for doing a Halloween seasonal event starting in 2005 and 2009, where players hide their heads in their arms, shaking with their whole bodies.
	Bunny-hop	This emote is rewarded to players who have done an Easter seasonal event, where players simply jump up and down like a bunny, scratching their nose a bit in the end of the emote.
	Snowman Dance	This emote is unlocked by players who have built or helped build snowmen in the 2007 Christmas event, where players jump from side to side in a happy Christmas-musical-way.
	Trick	Unlocked by completing the 2008 or 2009 Hallowe'en event event. To unlock, peer into Maggie's cauldron. Players lift their arms and bats appear.
	Give Thanks	Unlocked by completing the 2008 Thanksgiving event. Players had to find 10 Hidden Turkeys to obtain this emote, or by killing the turkeys that appeared during the period. Players change into a turkeys and do turkey dances. This was also awarded during the 2009 Thanksgiving event where players had to kill level 138 turkeys for the Cook's brother.
	Freeze and Melt	Unlocked by completing the 2008 Christmas event. Players receive it by talking to Jack Frost, who has to be found with the help of a Snow imp. Players freeze into ice blocks, melt, and turn back into humans again.
	Around the World in Eggty Days	Unlocked by completing the 2009 Easter event, by talking to the Easter Bunny. Players run very fast, and return with a chocolate egg.
	Dramatic Point	Unlocked when the 2009 Christmas event is complete.

• Note: Emotes related to holiday events are usually unlockable every year during the respective holiday events. Players who have not unlocked emotes from the previous year can unlock them in the current year.

Operating emotes

Some items, when operated, may activate an emote.

Icon	Item	Emote	Description	Emote
	Rubber chicken	(Chicken) Dance	This emote is used by either right-clicking a Rubber chicken (obtained during the Easter 2005 event) and clicking dance or operating it whilst wielding it. It will make players do the "Chicken-Dance".	A player performing the Chicken Dance with their Rubber chicken.
	Reindeer hat	Reindeer	This emote is only usable by those with a Reindeer hat from the Christmas 2006 event. To activate the emote, players must operate their hat whilst wearing it. It will make them act like a reindeer.	A player acting like a reindeer with their Reindeer hat.
	Chocatrice cape	Giant Easter Egg	Available after completing the 2008 Easter event. Players must operate the chocatrice cape to use this emote. It will make players pop out of a giant yellow egg with a red bow in the middle.	A player performing the Chocatrice cape emote.
	Toy kite	Toy kite	Released on 1 April 2008, as an April Fool's joke parodying the item "dragon kiteshield." Toy kites can be purchased from Diango in Draynor for 100 coins. It makes the wind blow with much more velocity against the kite.	A player kiting with their Toy kite.
	Broomstick	Sweep	Available after completing Swept Away. To activate the emote, players must press 'Sweep' option. It will make the player sweep similar to the Sorceress' Apprentice.	A player sweeping the floor with their broomstick.
	Falador shield 1, 2, 3	Shield Power	Available when wielding any Falador shield obtained from the Falador Achievement Dairy. To activate the emote, players must wield it, and then operate it.	A player preforming the Shield Power emote with their Falador shield 3.
	Lily of the valley	Smell	These flowers could only be picked during the 2009 Start of May. When operated, the player would smell the flower and love it. The lilies were removed on 6 May, 2009.	A player smelling their Lily of the valley.
	Magnifying glass	Sleuth	The Magnifying glass was a reward from the Cryptic Clue fest of 2009. Players received it after completing all of the clues and talking to all of the contacts.	A player sleuthing with their Magnifying glass.
	Candy Cane	Spin	The Candy Cane was a reward for the 2009 Christmas event, A Christmas Warble. Players received it after completing all the tasks and talking to the Santa Claus.	A player spinning their Candy cane.
	Penance master horn	Call	A reward from the Barbarian Assault mini game, obtainable for free after reaching level 5 in any role (Healer, Attacker, Collector or Defender. The player will blow on the horn and the icons of all the roles the player has mastered (reached level 5 in them) will appear above his/her head.	A player that has reached level 5 in the four roles performing the emote.

Penguin emotes

During and after the Cold War quest, there are 8 penguin emotes which can be used while in a Penguin suit.

Icon	Name	Description	Emote
	Shiver	Crosses fins over chest and lowers head. Body shakes as if he/she is cold. "Brrr..!"
	Spin	Spins once in a clockwise direction. "Spin around!"
	Clap	Claps fins together. "Very good performance!"
	Bow	Lifts both fins into the air. Places left fin over chest and bows. "Thank you!"
	Cheer	Waves fins above head. "Raise the roof!"
	Wave	Waves left fin. "G'bye!"
	Preen	Turns head down; moves left fin behind; shakes head."Stupid fleas..!"
	Flap	Lifts fins into air and flaps them rapidly. "Flap, flap, flap.."

Acrobat emotes

During the Agility performance in Balthazar Beauregard's Big Top Bonanza, players can use some new emotes. However, these can only be used on the rope.

Icon	Name	Suggested level	Image of emote
	Small hop	10	Please add an image!
	One-leg balance	20	Please add an image!
	Twirl	30	Please add an image!
	Handstand	40	Please add an image!
	Cartwheel	50	Please add an image!
	Small leap	60	Please add an image!
	No-hand cartwheel	70	Please add an image!
	Forward roll	80	Please add an image!
	Large leap	90	Please add an image!
	Backflip	99	Please add an image!
	Juggle	Depends on item

Emote enhancers

Main article: Emote enhancers

Emote enhancers are equipment that when worn make an emote be performed differently. Before the quest Tower of Life, emote enhancers were only available through Treasure Trails. All of the enhancers are tradeable except for the satchels, Builder's costume and Chicken Costume. All of the enhancers are members-only items, except for the Chicken Costume.

Image	Enhancer	Emote	Information	Enhanced emote image
	A powdered wig	Angry	Tradeable: 136,600 coins. Powdered Wigs are a Level 1 Treasure Trails reward.
	Flared trousers	Dance	Tradeable: 1,831,441 coins. Flared Trousers are a Level 1 Treasure Trails reward.
	Builder's costume	Beckon	Non tradeable. Tower of Life quest suit, consisting of 4 parts. First non-treasure trails emote enhancer. Satchels will also enhance Beckon.
	Pantaloons	Bow	Tradeable: 41,700 coins. Pantaloons are a Level 1 Treasure Trails reward.
	Sleeping cap	Yawn	Tradeable: 148,400 coins. The Sleeping Cap is a Level 1 Treasure Trails reward.
	Chicken Costume	Flap	Non tradeable. Received from the 2007 Easter event.

Skillcape emote

Main article: Skillcape (emote)

The Skillcape emote is unlocked when a player first wears a Cape of Achievement, gained by purchasing one after gaining level 99 in a skill, or completing all the quests to obtain the Quest point cape. Using this emote will perform an emote respective to the current equipped Cape of Achievement, as each skillcape has a different emote.

Subsequently, it can only be performed while the player has a Cape of Achievement equipped. Note that players will have to be wearing the cape, as wearing the matching hood would not enable the emote to be performed. If used without an equipped Cape of Achievement, the player gets a message, "You need to be wearing a Skill Cape in order to perform that emote."

Emote bugs

There are several of emote glitches, for example, you can do the freeze emote whilst lighting a fire. One of these bugs is activated by using the freeze emote beside the Grand Exchange underwall tunnel agility shortcut and quickly using it. It is unconfirmed whether this works on any other underwall shortcuts. Also if you walk and do the same emote the ice appears but your character will not into the ground.

You could also freeze the Lumbridge Home Teleport by clicking an emote whilst performing the teleport.

Trivia

• If players do the Air Guitar emote then quickly enter a cave or shortcut then they will appear to stop playing the guitar however notes will continue to appear.
• It was possible to activate the Give Thanks emote and make a fire to turn into a giant turkey, (and at times, messed up) but this glitch was soon fixed by Jagex. However soon after, the glitch returned.
• It is possible to make emotes in egg, stone or monkey form. Only emote-created items like light bulb or zombie hand appear.
• It was possible to combine Air guitar with Snowman Dance, resulting in doing the Snowman Dance while playing the Air guitar. This was done clicking the Snowman Dance emote, quickly followed by the Air guitar emote. This glitch was fixed by Jagex, and is no longer possible.
• Zombie dance is similar to the dance performed in Michael Jackson's "Thriller" music video.
• Pelting a player wearing the Quest Points Cape with a Snowball, causing the quest logo to disappear from above the cape wearer's head. This has now been corrected by Jagex as it was not intended to happen.
• It is possible to use the Freeze emote in combat. However, instead of sinking into the ground, the ice will just "slide" off of you.
• If you use the Freeze emote in highly populated places (like Stealing Creation team pens) it'll look like a Quicksand emote only visible to other players. The ice doesn't appear for them due to lag. This was fixed with the RuneTek 5 update.
• If you first clicked on Lumbridge Home Teleport, followed by Freeze and Melt emote and then clicking on an monster far away, you will be able to run in a fast burst of speed after the melting phase of the freeze and melt emote.
• Emotes from random events have now been updated. This occurred on 25 February 2009.
• The Freeze emote is the only emote to, when having the mouse hovered over it, have a different name in the upper Left-Hand corner of the screen. Even though the emote is called Freeze, it is named Freeze and Melt in the upper corner.
• With the recent (date needed) introduction of the emote-delay limit, players can only do one emote at a time. The limit goes into effect until the emotes' animation has ended. A lot of glitches involving the Give thanks emote, or overlapping of other emotes have been fixed as a result. Attempts to do more than one emote results in the message "You're already doing an emote!".
• If you whack a person with the Easter Carrot and quickly use the Around The World In Eggty Days then you end up standing still while the smoke appears and then the chocolate egg falls into your hands and you eat it without moving. To others you seem to disappear without doing the emote.
• While doing the Freeze emote, you can change your clothes and turn into an egg when your character appears to be underground.
• While chopping a tree, you could select an emote and you could be "chopping a tree with bare hands" or something else. This glitch has now been changed.
• If you walk and fast click on Zombie Hand emote, then fast click on the map and still walk, you won't do the emote but a hand will appear above you.
• Due to a hidden update, you can no longer do emotes while in combat, although you can still emote before a player/monster attacks you.
• After the Custom Cursors update, when the player moved the cursor over the 'Spin' emote, it would show a pot. This is because this update uses the name of the action, rather than the action itself, to identify the image to portray. In this case, the word 'spin' is also used in crafting, when you spin a clay pot. This has been fixed by renaming the emote 'Twirl'.
• Attempting to do an emote in the Stealing Creation waiting room results in the message, "You might miss the start of the game!"
• Using the Blow Kiss, Idea, Safety First, Explore, Trick, Freeze, or Around the World In Eggty Days emote in a very populated area, e.g. G.E., Falador Party Room, will result in the item in the emote not appearing. e.g. no heart in Blow Kiss, no lightbulb in Idea, no shield in Safety First, no sextant in Explore, no bats in Trick, no ice in Freeze, and no egg in Around the World In Eggty Days. This glitch has yet to be fixed by Jagex.
• The Easter 2009 emote has been changed to look better while Prayer icons are active as of 9 November 2009.
• Due to an update on 9 November, 2009 the penguin Spin emote no longer has a Crafting cursor.
• There was a glitch where the player would sit down and do a Skillcape Emote at the same time. The glitch was made by clicking on the 'Rest' button and fast click the Skillcape Emote. This glitch has been fixed.
• If you walk forward and click on the Freeze emote, you will stay upright while the ice falls around you.
• If you try to do an emote in the Soul Wars minigame, you get a message, "This is a battleground, not a circus."
• If your on-board the Pest Control boat, and you do the Thanksgiving Emote and the boat happens to take off, you will be left on the boat until your emote finishes.
• Before RuneScape HD came out, there was a glitch where if you preformed the idea emote then the goblin salute emote it would appear that you were changing a lightbulb that appears above your head.

v • d • e Interface

Achievement Diaries • Advisor system • Chat • Clan Chat • Combat options • Choose Option • Emotes • Equipment Stats • Friends List • Game controls • Ignore List • Inventory • Items Kept on Death • Magic spell screen • Main Menu • Minimap • Music Player • Notes • Objective system • Options • Prayer screen • Price Checker • Quest List • Quest Overview • Quick Chat • Spam filter • Stats • Summoning screen • World map • Worn Equipment

v • d • e Emotes
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From SWG Wiki

You can also find a list of emotes, under "Commands", in the in-game Button bar.

Table of contents 1 Air Guitar 2 Bow 3 Clap 4 Fistpalm 5 Hug 6 Kowtow 7 LOL 8 Nod 9 Ponder 10 ROFL 11 Rude 12 Salute 13 Sigh 14 Smile 15 Slap 16 Worship

Air Guitar

Command: /airguitar
Animation: Character performs on an imaginary guitar.  Quite funny!
Spatial chat triggers: Unknown
Spatial text (no target): "<player> rocks the room!"

Bow

Command: /bow
Animation: Character bows to the target.
Spatial chat triggers: "Greetings"
Spatial text (target): "<player> bows to <target>"

Clap

Command: /clap
Animation: Character claps at target.
Spatial chat triggers: "Excellent"
Spatial text (target): "<player> claps for <target>"

Fistpalm

Command: /fistpalm
Animation: Character slams a fist into an open palm angrily.
Spatial chat triggers: "definitely"

Hug

Command: /hug
Animation: Character hugs the target.
Spatial chat triggers: Unknown
Spatial text (target): "<player> hugs <target>"

Kowtow

Command: /kowtow
Animation: Character makes a formal (Asian) bow (feet together and hands in front, together).
Spatial chat trigger: None
Spatial text (target): "<player> kowtows to <target>"

LOL

Command: /lol
Animation: Your character chuckles and slaps his/her knee a bit.
Spatial chat triggers: "lol"
Spatial text (target): "<player> laughs out loud at <target>"

Nod

Command: /nod
Animation: Character nods once.
Spatial chat triggers: "yes"

Ponder

Command: /ponder
Animation: Character holds his/her chin thoughtfully
Spatial chat triggers: "Hmmm"
Spatial text (no target): "<player> ponders"
Spatial text (target): "<player> ponders about <target>. What is he up to?"

ROFL

Command: /rofl
Animation: Your character rolls on the floor and laughs.
Spatial chat triggers: "rofl"

Rude

Command: /rude
Animation: Your character makes a rude gesture
Spatial Text (target):"<player> gives <target> an unknown salute"

Salute

Command: /salute
Animation: (target) Character does a standard military salute. 
           (no target) Character does a more traditional gesture.

Sigh

Command: /sigh
Animation: Character sighs and hangs head for a moment.
Spatial chat triggers: Unknown

Smile

Command: /smile
Animation: Character smiles for a few seconds
Similar emotes: /grin
Spatial chat triggers: 
Spatial text (no target): "<player> smiles"
Spatial text (target): "<player> smiles at <target>"

Slap

Command: /slap
Animation: Character slaps the target.
Spatial chat triggers: Unknown
Spatial text (target): "<player> slaps <target>"

Worship

Command: /worship
Animation: Character starts waving hands up and down in an exaggerated worshipping movement.
Spatial chat triggers:

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From City of Heroes Wiki

Contents 1 Slash Command 2 Examples 3 See Also 4 External Links

Slash Command

/emote emote

Aliases: e, em, me, ";"

Causes the character to attempt to display the animation of the emote specified.

If the emote specified does have an animation, will simply display the text in a thought bubble. This 'thought bubble channel' is similar to local, is zone specific and has a range of about 50 yards.

NOTE: This command has a unique alias, the semicolon ";". If a semicolon is typed in the chat box, then everything after it will be treated as the emote portion including the space, so leave the space off. It just so happens that semicolon is bound to "beginchat ;" so that pressing ";" when not in the chat box will put ";" in the chat box for you. This alias does not work in binds.

Examples

• /e dance
• /me angry
• ;point

See Also

• Emotes for a list of emotes.

External Links

Mantid's Animated Emote Guide has a list of every emote in the game, with animated GIF files of each for reference.