verb, noun
Gaming Slang
lure
· verb, noun · gaming
Tricking a player into danger to steal their stuff when they die.
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Definitions
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Sweet-talking or baiting someone into a spot where they'll die and drop their gear, usually the Wilderness. Pure scam tactic — the bait is always too good to be true.
“Classic lure — he promised a free party hat then dragged him into deep wild.”
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A lurer is the scammer pulling it off, and a lure is the scheme itself. They get elaborate.
“Don't follow him, that's a lure, you'll lose everything.”
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lure In A Sentence
Classic lure — he promised a free party hat then dragged him into deep wild.
Don't follow him, that's a lure, you'll lose everything.
Origin & Usage
RuneScape scamming term — luring a victim into the Wilderness or a deadly situation to take their items.
People Also Ask
What does lure mean in gaming?
To lure is to trick a player into danger so you can steal their stuff when they die.
How do you use lure in a sentence?
"He tried to lure me into the mob" means he attempted to trick you toward enemies to get you killed and looted.
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