Jugs in Interactive Fiction

• According to Cain (2022)

  > x jug (@ A dark tunnel)

  The clay jug, only a few inches high, appears worthy for holding a few ounces of water or other liquid.

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  Ariadne in Aeaea (2016)

  > x jug (@ Shepherd's hut)

  It is a stylish round design with a small flat base, red clay with a striking black many-tentacled octopus. Such a modern and expensive model can only be imported from Crete and way above the means of a goatherder, so it was probably you who brought it from the palace. [if empty] There lingers the faint perfume of fine wine, but it is completely empty. You probably had more than your fair share of it last night. [else] Satiah has made sure it was refilled... with fresh water. What a party pooper.

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  Aunts and Butlers (2006)

  > x amphora (@ Embalmer's Chamber)

  Rows of pottery jars, with rather unsubtle hieroglyphics depicting the parts of your body that they are designed to contain.

• Berrost's Challenge (2008)

  > x jug (@ Wagonyard)

  Its a tan clay jug, broad at the middle, tapering to a cup-sized opening at the top. The letters 'XXX' are painted on the front.

• The Bible Retold: The Bread and the Fishes (2006)

  > x jug (@ Yonah's Front Room)

  The ceramic jug appears to contain wine.

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  The Bony King of Nowhere (2017)

  > x jug (@ The Windmill)

  [if empty] An empty quart sized jug of cider. [else] An quart sized jug of cider, full of freezing cold water. [end if] Written on the label it says 'Dicken's Cider, 8.5%, please drink responsibly.'

• Heated (2010)

  > x jug (@ boot of your car)

  A light blue water jug.

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  Lydia's Heart (2007)

  > x jug (@ A Sumptuously Decorated Room)

  The jug is tilted sideways so that a stream of water (or perhaps some other fluid) is pouring out.