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Snare Skill
( build )
With the snare skill you can construct a snare to trap unwary travellers
entering the room. Upon entering a room with a snare, the traveller must roll
versus their dexterity to avoid the snare. If they fail they will be stuck
until they break free. The length of time a player is snared is based upon
their strength and the ability of the person who made the snare. To build
a snare you use the build command:
build snare
Building a snare requires raw materials. You must have a viable length of
rope or vine in your inventory to construct the snare. If you do it will
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Social
We've decided that channels are not at all in keeping with the fantasy
atmosphere we want to have, and so we have disabled them. We are working
on more appropriate replacements. We're sorry to say that there isn't
currently any working channel/shout replacement. Try the tell, gtell,
commune, or yell commands. |
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Social Actions
( socials )
You can use the actions command to display a list of all
social actions available.
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Spank
If you feel like someone deserves a spanking, well go ahead!
See Also: Social Actions |
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Split
This command gives each member of your group that is in the same room
with you an equal share of <number> coins. Useful for splitting treasure
taken from monsters.
Usage: split <number> |
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Stat Conversions
We no longer use the old D&D 19 point stat system. We now use a 100 point
system that allows for more flexibility. The following lists the conversion
for those that feel more familiar with the D&D system.
1 -> 3 6 -> 18 11 -> 33 16 -> 51
2 -> 6 7 -> 21 12 -> 39 17 -> 55
3 -> 9 8 -> 24 13 -> 42 18 -> 60
4 -> 12 9 -> 27 14 -> 45 19 -> 71
5 -> 15 10 -> 30 15 -> 48
Additionally, for every 10 bonus strength points (eg. 18/50) you would add
1 point. For instance 18/50 would be 60 + 5 = 65.
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Strongholds
( guilds, clans )
There are a few strongholds dotted about the landscape here and there.
Strongholds serve as havens for groups of like-minded adventurers. Often they
have powerful guards to keep uninvited visitors from gaining entry. In the
event you are fortunate enough to come into possession of a stronghold (by
defeating it's defenses) then you will be able to invite other players as
members, uninvite members who you change your mind about, and upgrade the
entry guard. At least, these are the general aspects of most strongholds;
however, it is very possible that other types may exist. To invite, uninvite,
or upgrade the stronghold, you must seek the stronghold's manager. This is
usually a creature within its walls that can help you with these actions. For
instance, in the Raw Power stronghold, you would goto Oozblick, and there you
can issues the following commands:
ask oozblick help
invite <?= %randPlayer() ?>
uninvite <?= %randPlayer() ?>
give 500000 coins oozblick
friends
As well as providing a great deal of protection, Strongholds may also provide
other benefits, such as a message board for members, a crash-proof chest for
the safe-keeping of items, and occasionally regenerative effects while within
its walls.
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Studying Tomes
While most of the skills and spells you can learn in the world are available
from teachers, there are others that will require you to find a tome in which
the details are hidden. When you find a tome with a skill that you want, you
must still ensure you meet the prerequisite requirements. If you have already
met the prerequisite requirements then you may attempt to learn the contents
of the tome by studying it:
study tome
If you are fortunate, you will be able to understand what you are studying and
you're skill level will rise. On the other hand if you are unlucky you will
learn nothing and the tome will burst into flames. If you fail to learn
anything then no practice points are consumed. If you are successful, then you
may be able to study the tome again to learn even more.
See Also: Skills, Prereqs
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Switching Targets
During combat you can switch between melee opponents using the target
command. This command allows you to switch from one assailant to another or
to draw a new opponent into the fight (your other opponents will continue to
assail you). If there are many opponents, you can switch targets to any one
of them but you may have difficulting drawing in new opponents.
Usage:
target <newOpponent>
Example:
target <?= %randPlayer() ?>
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The Great Forest of Mist
( area )
Creator: <?= %areaGetStat( mist_great, creator ) ?>
Continent: <?= %areaGetStat( mist_great, continent ) ?>
<?=
%stringFormat(
\ %areaGetStat( mist_great, description ),
\ @n->flags->ansiColour, 80 )
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