Part 9 - Terrain-Shrine Sentences
To write a terrain-shrine sentence:
now the current terrain is a random terrain in the current room;
[now the current landmark is scenery;]
now the terrain-shrine sentence is "(This is a terrain-shrine sentence for an unknown case involving [a current landmark] and [current terrain].)";
if the current terrain is grass:
now the terrain-shrine sentence is "Clumps of [current terrain] grow around the base of [a current landmark] nearby.";
otherwise if the current terrain is moss:
now the terrain-shrine sentence is "[A current landmark] hunches down as if it were trying to blend into the scattered [current terrain] growing here.";
otherwise if the current terrain is fallen leaves:
now the terrain-shrine sentence is "[Current terrain] lie scattered before the entrance to [a current landmark].";
otherwise if the current terrain is sand:
now the terrain-shrine sentence is "[A current landmark] rises from a sere, swept landscape of [a current terrain].";
otherwise if the current terrain is mud or the current terrain is bare rock or the current terrain is bare earth:
now the terrain-shrine sentence is "[A current landmark] stands sentinel over an unprepossessing landscape of [current terrain].";
otherwise if the current terrain is pebbles:
now the terrain-shrine sentence is "[Current terrain] litter the area around [a current landmark].";
otherwise if the current terrain is slush:
now the terrain-shrine sentence is "[A current landmark] hulks amid a sea of [current terrain].";
otherwise if the current terrain is snow:
now the terrain-shrine sentence is "[Current terrain] partially covers the roof of [a current landmark] and shrouds the nearby scenery.";
otherwise if the current terrain is ice:
now the terrain-shrine sentence is "[A current landmark] glitters with a thin layer of [current terrain], just like everything else nearby."