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All available types of emotes

Description[]

Conan Exiles has over 50 emotes that players can learn by interacting with objects and characters throughout the Exiled Lands. Below is a list of all emotes in game as of 15-Sep-22.
Type "/emote [EmoteName]" in chat to use a learned emote, or hold R to bring up the emote menu and select an emote from there.
As an admin, use "LearnEmote [EmoteName]" to learn emotes.

Notes[]

The emotes should appear clockwise from "cancel" on the wheel. Note that if you only have one emote in a category, it will appear in place of category at the first level of the wheel. For example, characters start with one taunt (Shake Fist). It will appear in the third spot until a second taunt is learned. At that point, taunt will replace it at first level and the new taunt will be on sub-wheel under taunt. Most of the emotes listed below can be used by the character, except the pet ones. Most are assignable to thralls as well. Many are also applicable to humanoid pets (i.e. skeletons, Tcho-Tcho, etc.). Some pets can not emote, some can use any emote.

Additional Notes[]

It is possible to operate emotes with typed, /emote commands. To do so, type the /emote with the name of the emote:

/emote bow
/emote surrender
/emote cheer

For any of the emotes described with two words (or more), you will need to enclose the selected emote within parentheses. Examples:

/emote (laugh heartily)
/emote (propose a toast)
/emote (shake fist)
/emote (come over here)

While the two-word named emotes WILL generate an error, the game will also execute the emote correctly as you intend for it to. The /emote error is ugly - but that only appears for the player who is trying to use the typed /emote command (just you).

Greet[]

Celebrate[]

Taunt[]

Sit[]

Dance[]

Misc[]

Conversation[]

Flirt[]

Worship[]

Relax[]

Expression[]

Choose Emote (Pet)[]

Unsorted[]

Bugged, not implemented or outdated[]

Gallery[]

Media[]

See also[]

See also: Guide.

References[]

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