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.:. languages |
Note: Typing the LANGUAGES command will show you which languages you know. Few languages are known to exist in the world of the Wheel of Time. This could be caused by the universal language used in the Age of Legends, the Age just prior to our current one. For more help on specific languages, please see: Old Tongue, New Tongue, Common, Trolloc Tongue, Ogier Tongue, Dialects |
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.:. LAST |
last <player_name> Will display the name and last time the person was logged in for mortals, for immortals this will also give their ID, level, and IP address. > last rand |
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.:. LATENT |
There are men and women who have the ability to channel but will never do so until they are taught by another, active channeler. These men and women are called latent channelers. Active female channelers are able to feel it when they meet another woman who is able to channel. Gradually they are able to identify the sense of kinship felt as an indicator of having met another with the ability. Men can only tell another man is able to channel through a test using a flame created with Saidin to detect a resonance in another male channeler. See also: Channeler, Channeling, Wilder |
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.:. LATENT CHANNELER |
There are men and women who have the ability to channel but will never do so until they are taught by another, active channeler. These men and women are called latent channelers. Active female channelers are able to feel it when they meet another woman who is able to channel. Gradually they are able to identify the sense of kinship felt as an indicator of having met another with the ability. Men can only tell another man is able to channel through a test using a flame created with Saidin to detect a resonance in another male channeler. See also: Channeler, Channeling, Wilder |
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.:. LEARN |
Skills and Spells are all player-taught, meaning that you can learn them from other characters in the game through Roleplay. To learn skills, all you need to do is find a willing teacher. To teach skills, you must first of all HAVE the skill you wish to teach. Secondly you must have a student, or multiple students. If you wish to teach more than 2 players at a time, you must have the Teaching Talent. Example: > lesson begin <player> <skill|spell> This will begin a lesson in a skill or spell that you posess. > lesson end <player> This will end the lesson of a single player. > lesson end This will end all lessons currently being taught. > practice <skill|spell> <skill|spell> > practice skill dagger > practice spell lightning This allows you to practice a skill or spell on your own. Practicing skills and spells in this manner uses up your Endurance. You may only practice a skill or spell up to 50% (Competant) this way. |
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.:. LEAVE |
If you type <enter> while you are outdoors, you will enter any nearby shelter. You can allso follow <enter> with an argument. For example: <enter window> would make you enter an open window in the room you are standing in. If you feel claustrophobic, simply typing <leave> will make you use the nearest obvious exit to the outside. |
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.:. LESSON |
Skills and Spells are all player-taught, meaning that you can learn them from other characters in the game through Roleplay. To learn skills, all you need to do is find a willing teacher. To teach skills, you must first of all HAVE the skill you wish to teach. Secondly you must have a student, or multiple students. If you wish to teach more than 2 players at a time, you must have the Teaching Talent. Example: > lesson begin <player> <skill|spell> This will begin a lesson in a skill or spell that you posess. > lesson end <player> This will end the lesson of a single player. > lesson end This will end all lessons currently being taught. > practice <skill|spell> <skill|spell> > practice skill dagger > practice spell lightning This allows you to practice a skill or spell on your own. Practicing skills and spells in this manner uses up your Endurance. You may only practice a skill or spell up to 50% (Competant) this way. |
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.:. LETTER |
Thank you for your letter. I apoloigze for being so long in replying to you, but my publisher has been very dilatory about forwarding mail to me. Enclosed is the letter granting you offcial status ( there is a semi colon here that won't work with Zmud) please note that it is not exclusive. Good luck with the MUD. Thanks again for writing. With best wishes, I am, (Signeture here) This letter grants to (Dini's name) the game operator(s) at (Dini's Home) (Dini's state) permission to use proper name and background material from Robert Jordan's WHEEL OF TIME novel series (The WOT material), limited as follows -- The permision is for use in an on-line role playing game, by the game's operators and participants. It is non-exclusive (ie. the same permission my be granted to others), and revocable by Mr. Jordan or his repersentative. -- It is understood that this game is not operated for profit. -- The operators and participants my (sic) make no use of WOT material outside the game, whether or not for profit. -- The operators and participants may create new material derived from the WHEEL OF TIME background, provided that no use is made of such material outside the game. -- Gaming objects may be transferred to other such games (through proting of source code, object inheritance, or any other means) only after all WOT material has been removed from the object descriptions. -- This permission is not transferable without the authorization of Robert Jordan or his representatives. Should the permission holders transfer management of the game to others, they will notify Rober Jordan, who may at his discretion transfer or rescind the permission. -- The game operators must state that they use WOT material with the permission of Robert Jordan. -- Robert Jordan shall under no circumstances be liable for any claim or damage aginst the operators or participants of the game resulting from the use of WOT material. -- The game operators must state in the game's printed and on-line documentation, the limits of thie permission as described here, and make a reasonable effort to establish that all participants understand these limits. -end- |
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.:. LEVELING |
With the code change to MikkiMUD 3.0, the old system of Levels and RPlevels has been removed. Now levels are gainable only through RP. You no longer gain EXP from Teaching, nor from mob killing, or succeeding with skills. Only from Roleplay with other players on the MUD. As you gain levels from Roleplay, you'll gain Life, Power and Endurance as well as receive Practices for every level you gain. You may use these Practices to Train up your Stats. In addition, these new levels are infinite. If you RP enough, you can go on gaining levels forever. Though, with each additional level you gain, your required EXP to the next level increases, making every following level more and more difficult to attain. The amount of EXP you increase depends on your Level Modifier. When you gain Talents during creation, your Level Modifier increases. The higher it goes, the harder it will be to gain levels, as you progress to the higher levels. See also: Training, Stats, Score, Flows |
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.:. LEVELS |
With the code change to MikkiMUD 3.0, the old system of Levels and RPlevels has been removed. Now levels are gainable only through RP. You no longer gain EXP from Teaching, nor from mob killing, or succeeding with skills. Only from Roleplay with other players on the MUD. As you gain levels from Roleplay, you'll gain Life, Power and Endurance as well as receive Practices for every level you gain. You may use these Practices to Train up your Stats. In addition, these new levels are infinite. If you RP enough, you can go on gaining levels forever. Though, with each additional level you gain, your required EXP to the next level increases, making every following level more and more difficult to attain. The amount of EXP you increase depends on your Level Modifier. When you gain Talents during creation, your Level Modifier increases. The higher it goes, the harder it will be to gain levels, as you progress to the higher levels. See also: Training, Stats, Score, Flows |
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.:. LIFE |
Your hitpoints, or Life as it is called now, will tell you how much damage you can sustain. When you run out of Life, you die. Your Life will gradually regenerate to its maximum, and does so faster if you are resting or sleeping. However, during a fight it will not increase at all. Your Constitution is what affects your Life as you level. Raising your Con with the practices you gain from leveling will serve to increase your Life. See also: Training, Score, Stats |
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.:. LINES |
This is a preference command that lets you set the number of lines the mud sends to you at once. If you find that board messages are scrolling off your screen, lower this number. If you find that you are pressing enter to continue more often than you'd like, increase this number. The maximum amount of lines you can set 255. Syntax: lines auto - Automatic mode. (Screen Size - 5 lines) lines show - Shows the current lines setting and window state (X*Y). lines # - Sets line output to #. line -# - Sets lines to (Screen Size - #) > lines <number> > lines 20 This would set your line output to 20. > lines -<number> > lines -5 This would set your line output to the current screen size - 5 lines. See also: Prefs, Compact, Brief |
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.:. LINK |
This command allows channelers to link together, to pool their strength and grant the leader of the link additional power. Those in the link cannot move out of the room until the leader of the link dissolves it and releases them. Example: > link accept This toggles whether or not you will accept linking. > link <target> This brings the target into the link. > link dissolve This allows the leader of the link to release everyone from the link. See also: Autocut, Score |
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.:. LINKLESS |
Many players frequently have problems with their links to the game. This can be very hazardous to your health in the middle of a battle. If you lose link during a battle, you will automatically cease fighting and attempt to escape the fight. If you come across a linkless character, be aware that it is highly illegal to attempt to PKill them or steal from them. If you are caught doing so, the punishment is severe. See also: Policy PK |
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.:. LIST |
Entering the commands <buy> or <list> in a shop will list all of the items for sale within the shop. If you would like to purchase the equipment within the shop and have the gold to pay for it, use one of these commands: Example 1: Buy sword (Buys the first sword on the list) Example 2: Buy #3 (Buys the third item on the list) Example 3: Buy 4.sword (Buys the fourth sword on the list) Example 4: Buy 10 bread (Buys 10 pieces of bread) Example 5: Buy 10 #2 (Buys 10 of the second item on the list) See also: Shops, Sell, Value |
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.:. LISTHELPS |
Syntax: listhelp [-date] [-missing] [-requested] [-ratings] [-search] [<reference>] [<text>] Specifying a reference displays only help keywords that have that reference. Specifying a text displays all help files that begin with that text. Specifying the -missing option shows all commands that do not have a help file. Specifying the -requested option shows what help files people are looking for but do not exist. Specifying the -ratings option shows what help files have been rated by players, sorted by the worst rated help files first. Specifying the -date option sorts help files by date of last edit, oldest first. Specifying the -search option allows you to search the text of a help file, rather than the title. Note that the -search option must be the last option specified, and must precede the search argument. |
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.:. listtext |
These commands let you edit your personal text repository. edittext <name> - start a new editing session with the named file in the editor viewtext <name> - view the contents of an existing file listtext <name> - view all files owned by you that begin with <name> ie listtext /descriptions will list all files that begin with /descriptions deltext <name> - delete the named file |
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.:. LMRACES |
Immortals Only Lists the values for the races you may MSET a mob to. See also: MSET |
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.:. LOAD |
Immortals Only load <mob|obj> <virtual number> LOAD is used to create mobiles and objects. The first argument specifies if you are trying to load a mobile or an object; the second is the virtual number. > load obj 3099 > load char 3005 See also: Vnum |
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.:. LOCK |
Use these commands to open, close, lock and unlock doors. > <open | close | lock | unlock> <door> <direction> > open door east > lock door north > unlock door up > close gate west See also: Lockpicking, Enter |
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.:. LOCKPICKING |
A skill used for opening locked doors, gates, etc. Not all locks can be picked. Example: > pick <door> <direction> > pick door n > pick gate u See also: Steal |
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.:. LOCKREPLY |
This command lets you lock all your future reply targets to the person who told or replied to you just before you did the lock. No target is specified. Just type <lockreply> once to lock your reply, and type it again to unlock your reply. After your reply is locked, every time you use reply until you unlock it, your replies will go to the person who yours replies are locked onto. See also: Tell |
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.:. LOOK |
This command studies various aspects of your surroundings. Entering <look> with no target will look at the room description and display any other players present, or items in the room. > look <player> This shows you the target and any visible equipment they are wearing. > look in <item> This displays the contents of a container. |
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.:. LOOKAHEAD |
Toggling <lookahead> allows you to see what mobs or players you are approaching as you move in a direction. > lookahead See also: Look, Scan |
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.:. LUCK |
Luck is no longer a factor in the MM3 code and was removed from your score. |
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