Hauling

Carry a heavy load or a helpless body, alone or as a team.

haul

haul <load>

Lift and carry a heavy object, a corpse, or someone who cannot move on their own. Someone who can move is hauled only if they trust you to: they use @trust <you> to haul. If others already have hold of it, you join them. The first to take hold is at the front, and the whole team walks when they walk.

haul

Show what you are holding and who holds it with you.

drag

drag <load>

Pull a load along the ground instead of carrying it. One person can drag what takes several to carry.

unhaul

unhaul

Let go. At the front, you set the load down and everyone lets go of it. Anywhere else, only you let go and the others keep hold. Alias: release haul.

Carts

lay <patient> on <cart>

Put a person or a body on a handcart, a gurney or a bed with casters. haul <cart> then pushes it with them on it. To get a body off, haul it and then unhaul.

Weight

Strength decides what you can lift, and a team's strength adds up. Wheels under a load, such as casters on a piece of furniture, make it much easier to move.

For basic object handling, see help objects.
For freight courier jobs, see help contracts.