Chapter 8 - Directions
[NAUTICAL DIRECTIONS]
The starboard is a direction. The starboard has opposite port. Understand "s" as starboard when the location is nautical.
The port is a direction. The port has opposite starboard. Understand "p" as port when the location is nautical.
The fore is a direction. The fore has opposite aft. Understand "f" as fore when the location is nautical.
The aft is a direction. The aft has opposite fore. Understand "a" as aft when the location is nautical.
Does the player mean going a nautical direction when the location is nautical: it is very likely.
Index map with fore mapped as north.
Index map with aft mapped as south.
Index map with port mapped as west.
Index map with starboard mapped as east.
A room can be nautical or earthbound. A room is usually not nautical.
A direction can be nautical or earthbound. A direction is usually not nautical.
Starboard, port, fore, aft, up, down, the inside, and the outside are nautical.
Before going a nautical direction (called D) when the location is not nautical:
if D is starboard or D is port or D is fore or D is aft:
say "Nautical directions can only be used on board ship."
Before going an earthbound direction when the location is nautical, say "Compass directions make no sense on board a ship, but you can use [list of nautical directions] instead." instead.