Roll After Dark

Wrists in a dressing-gown belt

Wrists in front with a belt or scarf, so they can still steady themselves standing, kneeling or lying.

Diagram: Wrists in a dressing-gown belt
The tie travels with them — Wrists in a dressing-gown belt

What the app knows about it

Everything below except the first sentence is read straight out of the catalogue the planner draws from — the time ceiling, the kit, what the shape takes away, and what can and cannot be done to somebody in it. That last part is computed with the same rule the scene builder uses, so it is the filter itself rather than a promise written next to it.

Shape
The tie travels with them
How hard
Easy
Needs
Nothing at all.
Comes off after
20 minutes at the outside, sooner if anything goes numb.
Takes away
the use of their hands, the option of leaving them alone. Somebody stays in the room the whole time.
What it rules out
104 other things in the planner cannot be done to somebody in this position, and it stops offering them for the rest of the evening.