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| .:. RACES |
Your race is basically your region of origin. Your character may be from any point in the known world you desire, so long as it is IC. However, some rules do apply. For instance, if you wish to Roleplay a character from Seandar you would have to gain approval from the Seanchan Guild Leaders, and probably be guilded to their Multiguild as well. If you think your character infringes into the realm of a certain guild, it may be wise to speak to that guild's GL before beginning to RP your character. Also note that it would likely be unwise to attempt to RP a character from places like Shara, or the Land of the Madmen (from the Wot Guide: the big white book) since there is no evidence that they had any contact with the people of Randland in general. Sharans kept to their own lands and only had contact with Aiel or Seafolk, whenever the two races went TO Shara. |
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| .:. RAID |
Immortals Only RAID allows you to toggle between the two alternate descriptions of a room. Not all rooms have a raid description. > raid |
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| .:. RALLY |
RALLY Syntax: rally A Council member who knows this skill may whistle for guards to help. Stand up before rallying them. Your skill, charisma and experience determine how many answer, up to three guards per successful call. A call may fail. The guards follow you as part of your group and assist you in combat. They serve only for a short time, and you must wait before calling again. If you leave or die, your summoned guards leave too. Dismissing a follower ends its service to you; it will no longer assist you and still leaves on expiry. These are temporary helpers, not permanent retainers. See also: GROUP, FOLLOW, RETAINER. |
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| .:. RANK |
A guild is a group of characters who share a background or a purpose, and belonging to one is part of your character's life in the world. Some guilds, like the Aes Sedai, are very strict about their members' behavior and about who may join. Others, like Daes Dae'mar, the nobles' guild, are looser and gather guards, Lords, Magistrates and more under one name. Joining a Guild: First decide which guilds interest you. If you dream of being a Warder, an Asha'man, a Hornhunter, a damane or an Aes Sedai, look for the guild that fits. Read what each one asks of its applicants on the recruiting board. The board is out of character, so it is a place to read, not to roleplay. When you are ready, tell the game which guild you are seeking and start roleplaying with its members. Seeking the same guild a second time stops it. Usually the more popular and influential a guild is, the harder it is to join, with more sponsors and more time required. That is only a rule of thumb; many small guilds are very demanding and look for the best roleplayers. Syntax: > template list > template show <#> > multiguild > seek <guild tag> Example: > template list > multiguild You can belong to more than one guild. Type 'multiguild' with no arguments for player guild names and their short tags. Use a tag with 'seek', and see 'help guild tag' for details. GLs can also use the 'multiguild' command to see all the options available to them for administration of their guild rosters, including changing the ranks, subranks, membership, and more. To see the seeking requirements and information of our guilds, type 'template list' for the full index, then 'template show #' for the specific guild in which you are interested. To see who leads which guilds, type 'gllist'. See the Guild Immortal for any guilds without a mortal guildleader, or with any other questions about the guilds. See also: Templates, GLList, Guild Leader, Channels |
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| .:. RATEHELP |
Syntax: ratehelp <rating> <helpfile> Where <rating> is a whole number between 1 and 5. 1 being poor, 5 being very good. You may change your rating at any time. Example: ratehelp 1 badfile Rating a policy file works the same way with ratepolicy: > ratepolicy <rating> <policyfile> To list the files that have changed since you rated them, enter > ratehelp updated or ratepolicy updated for policies. |
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| .:. RATEPOLICY |
Syntax: ratehelp <rating> <helpfile> Where <rating> is a whole number between 1 and 5. 1 being poor, 5 being very good. You may change your rating at any time. Example: ratehelp 1 badfile Rating a policy file works the same way with ratepolicy: > ratepolicy <rating> <policyfile> To list the files that have changed since you rated them, enter > ratehelp updated or ratepolicy updated for policies. |
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| .:. READ |
There are quite a few things to read on the MUD. But the READ command works only on things like mail, or notes that you might pick up. There are various languages as well, such as Ogier or Old Tongue, Trolloc or Common. If you wish to read any of these languages, you need to have the "read <language>" skill. To read a mail or a note, simply type: read <item> or read <2.item> etc. Going right along with the READ command is the WRITE command. In order to write a note you need a blank piece of paper or parchment and a pen of some sort in your inventory. If you know a specific language you may write in it. > write ogier parchment quill At this point you'll be asked to type in the text of your note. Also note that you cannot use a specific language to send MUDmail, nor do you need any language skills to read MUDmail. See also: Boards, Mudmail |
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| .:. Read Ogier |
-------------------Read Ogier-------------------- Description: This skill allows you to read messages and notes written in the Ogier language. |
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| .:. REBOOT |
Immortals Only reboot <'*'|file> REBOOT is used to load text files such as the MOTD from disk into memory. REBOOT * reads all text files. Valid files are: |
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| .:. RECALL |
This command allows you to transport yourself to various places rather than walking there. Anyone can recall and it does not stop working after certain levels. Note that recall is an OOC action and cannot be used to escape an IC situation such as hostile Roleplay. Recall will not work while you are fighting, if your recalling rights have been revoked, or from a room where recalling is forbidden. You must also wait for a while after a fight with another player before you can recall again. A destination may itself be closed to recall. You must walk to a room before choosing it with recall set. Examples: > recall This takes you to The Recall Room. > recall guild <multiguild tag> This will take you to your multiguild's recall point. > recall <set|learned> Entering <recall set> sets a room as your recall point. <recall learned> will take you back to that point if you ever leave it. > recall gl This takes GuildLeaders to the GL lounge. > recall <city name|list> This will take you to the main recall of a city or list all the cities. To recall to a city with multiple words to its name, you must put it in Quotes: > recall 'far madding' > recall <city name> <location|list> This will take you to a location in a city or list all the locations in that city. See also: Multiguilds, GLCommands, Recall list |
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| .:. RECALL CUBE |
This functionality has been removed in favor of the global recall command, to which everyone has access. This helpfile is merely for nostalgia - an easter egg for our older players. ------------------------------------------------------------------ Every newbie begins the game with a Recall Cube. This handy little item allows it's holder to travel all over the mud with just a few simple keystrokes. To see a list of locations you can use this travel tool to go to, type examine cube. > press cube <location> This command will allow you to use your recall cube and travel to many cities around the MUD. ------------------------------------------------------------------ For current instant movement around the MUD, see help recall. |
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| .:. RECALL LIST |
This command allows you to transport yourself to various places rather than walking there. Anyone can recall and it does not stop working after certain levels. Note that recall is an OOC action and cannot be used to escape an IC situation such as hostile Roleplay. Recall will not work while you are fighting, if your recalling rights have been revoked, or from a room where recalling is forbidden. You must also wait for a while after a fight with another player before you can recall again. A destination may itself be closed to recall. You must walk to a room before choosing it with recall set. Examples: > recall This takes you to The Recall Room. > recall guild <multiguild tag> This will take you to your multiguild's recall point. > recall <set|learned> Entering <recall set> sets a room as your recall point. <recall learned> will take you back to that point if you ever leave it. > recall gl This takes GuildLeaders to the GL lounge. > recall <city name|list> This will take you to the main recall of a city or list all the cities. To recall to a city with multiple words to its name, you must put it in Quotes: > recall 'far madding' > recall <city name> <location|list> This will take you to a location in a city or list all the locations in that city. See also: Multiguilds, GLCommands, Recall list |
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| .:. RECREATE |
If a player decides after character creation that he wishes to have talents added or removed from his pfile, an Immortal can adjust the selected talents and restore any experience lost (or gained) as a result of the new leveling modifier (if applicable). It is not necessary to delete and remake a character from scratch through character generation. Speak with an Immortal if you feel you would like to explore options for altering the talent choices you made at creation. Use the 'Listtal' command to list all of the possible talents. Within some limits, this can be used for existing characters as roleplay provides opportunities for changes in a set of talents. For questions regarding late-term talent changes for an existing character, speak with an Immortal. If your PC has suffered death and you are renaming your pfile, an Immortal will help you reallocate your talents and relevel you to allow you to create your new identity. See Policy Remort for more information on recreating after IC Death. See also: Death |
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| .:. RED SHIELDS |
============================================================= Aethan Dor (Red Shields) ============================================================= This society acts as the police of the Aiel Nation, going after and catching any who break law or tradition in the Three-Fold Land. They are trained in the use of all traditional Aiel weapons. |
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| .:. REDIT |
Syntax: REDIT <vnum> REDIT save <zone> REDIT is the command to enter the room editor for the OnLine Creation system (OLC). <vnum> is the virtual number of the room you wish to edit. If the room does not exist, it will be created. <zone> is the zone number. Because of the way CircleMUD zones are set up, the zone number is always the prefix for the vnum. IE: Zone 1 has vnums 100 through 199. Zone 2 has 200-299, zone 19 has 1900-1999, etc. Each zone may contain a maximum of 100 vnums. Options inside REDIT: 1) Name : The name of the room (Seen at the top when you LOOK) 2) Description : The description of the room. 3) Room flags : (Select all that apply:) DARK - Players need a light to see. !MOB - Mobs will not enter the room unless forced. INDOORS - Room is indoors. PEACEFUL - Players may not harm each other inside this room. SOUNDPROOF - Sounds (Such as SHOUTs) can not enter or leave room. !TRACK - Players can not use track in this room. !MAGIC - Stedding. One power can not be touched in this room. TUNNEL - PRIVATE - Only two player may be in room at any given time. GODROOM - Only imms allowed. HOUSE - Room is part of a player owned house. HCRSH - Do not set, used internally by the code. ATRIUM - Main room of a player owned house. OLC - Do not set, used internally by OLC. NOGATE - Can not gate into or out of room. RAIDED - Room has been raided (Causes room to display raided - description rather than primary description. TELEPORTER - Room teleports players to another room automatically. SHIP - Room is part of a Seafolk ship object. PLANK - Room is the plank of a Seafolk ship. DECK - Room is part of the deck of a Seafolk ship. HELM - Room is the helm of a Seafolk ship. DOMEAIR - DOMEFIRE - LOCKER - Room is a locker. (All objects inside survive reboots) !RECALL - Players can not recall from or to this room. 4) Sector type : Inside City Field Forest Hills Mountains Water (Swim) Water (No Swim) Underwater In Flight 5) Exit north : Vnum of room to north (-1 indicates no exit to north 6) Exit east : "" 7) Exit south : "" 8) Exit west : "" 9) Exit up : "" A) Exit down : "" B) Extra descriptions: Additional keywords that players can LOOK at. When a player typed LOOK with one of the keywords for an extra desc, that player will see that extra desc. While useful, it is preferred that if there are objects that can be looked at/examined in a room, an object should be created with OEDIT and set to load using ZEDIT. C) Room width : No longer used. Was for old turn based combat system. D) Room height : See above. F) Spec func : Special procedure attached to room. If you want a room to do something cool or neat that you can't do with OLC, ask a coder to write a special procedure for you. G) Guild : If this is set, only members of the specified guilds may enter. N) Raided name : If room is raided, this name will display instead of the : primary one above. R) Raided description: If room is raided, this desc will display instead of the : primary one above. S) Telep string: Message to send to player when teleported. (Only applies to : TELEPORT rooms) T) Teleports to: Vnum of room to teleport player to. U) Telep tick : How long to wait before teleporting player. X) Wipe teleport: Clear telepot settings. Y) Wipe raided : Clear raided. Q) Quit See also: OLC, DIG, OEDIT, MEDIT, ZEDIT, SHOW ROOMS SOFT DELETE / UNDELETE (current behavior) oedit delete <vnum> / oedit undelete <vnum> medit delete <vnum> / medit undelete <vnum> redit delete <vnum> / redit undelete <vnum> Delete marks a prototype in memory; it does not remove live instances, resets, shops, exits or room occupants. Zone saves omit marked records. After saving and reboot/copyover, those prototypes are gone. Without a save, the memory-only mark is lost at reboot/copyover. Undelete before reboot/copyover and save again to keep the prototype on disk. Both commands require zone write permission and the edit lock, record history, and mark the zone unsaved. Delete succeeds even with references; its warnings list remaining resets/shops/incoming room exits in all zones. Marked vnums remain taken. Loading/editing/applying still works; copy or create cannot replace a marked vnum. History restore does not undelete. |
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| .:. REFRESH |
Refresh is a staff command that fills someone's Endurance back to its maximum, and with its bulk forms it can also hand out a short experience bonus. It is not the refresh weave, which channelers cast to ease someone's tiredness. Syntax: > refresh <player name> Restores that player's Endurance in full. > refresh all > refresh quest Restores Endurance for every connected player below your trust, or only for those on quest duty, and grants a temporary experience bonus where they do not already have an equal or better one. Example: > refresh Mira > refresh quest The bulk forms are logged. Players who are not in an editor are told they have been refreshed. See also: Weave, Copyover |
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| .:. RELEASE |
Release lets a channeler let go of the One Power. Syntax: > release Letting the Source go cancels a combat weave you are still holding. That cancelled charge does not pay its base weave cost or hit its target. Release also drops weaves you are maintaining; it is not just a way to cancel the next attack. Release remains a skill. A failed attempt can tighten your hold on the Source and cost Endurance instead. Your held weave is cancelled when you actually let go, not merely because you attempt a release. If you let go while your Endurance is negative, exhaustion makes you fall asleep. Releasing is not a way to undo the burnout or death risk of a weave you have already paid for. Example: > release See also: Grasp, Weave, Combat Channeling, Overchanneling |
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| .:. RELEVEL |
This is an Immortal command, used to relevel a mortal after that mortal's talents, and therefore leveling modifier, have been altered. It automatically recalculates their EXP and sets them at an appropriate level accordingly. > relevel <target> |
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| .:. REMEMBERPERM |
MOB MEMORY An NPC can permanently remember things about a player: quest steps, lessons, favors, anything that must survive logouts and reboots. Each memory belongs to one NPC (by vnum) and one player. A memory is a key, optionally with a value: mob rememberperm $n paid - remember the key 'paid' mob rememberperm $n QUEST started - set the key QUEST to 'started' mob rememberperm $n QUEST done - replaces 'started' with 'done' if hasmemory $n QUEST - QUEST is set, to any value if not hasmemory $n QUEST - QUEST was never set if hasmemory $n QUEST done - QUEST is set to 'done' mob forgetperm $n QUEST - forget QUEST, whatever its value mob forgetperm $n QUEST done - forget it only if it is 'done' mob forgetperm $n all - forget everything about $n mob forgetperm all QUEST - forget QUEST for every player The key is the first word; the rest of the line is the value. Case does not matter. To take a player through several steps, keep the step in one key and write the steps in the order the player meets them: if not hasmemory $n QUEST ...offer the quest... mob rememberperm $n QUEST started elseif hasmemory $n QUEST started ...check their progress... mob rememberperm $n QUEST done elseif hasmemory $n QUEST done ...thank them again... endif 'mob remember' and 'mob forget' are different commands: they set the mob's target ($q), not a permanent memory. Check how long ago this NPC last remembered a key about that player: if memoryage $n <KEY> <op> <number> [unit] The age is whole seconds since the NPC last remembered the key on this port, whatever its value. Remembering it again restarts its clock. If the key has no memory, or the target is not a player, every comparison is false. Operators: ==, !=, <, <=, >, >=. Use a literal whole number, not a $ code. Without a unit, the number is seconds. Unit words ignore case; use singular or plural (add s): second(s) = 1 second minute(s) = 60 seconds hour(s) = 3600 seconds day(s) = 86400 seconds mudhour(s) = 75 seconds mudday(s) = 1800 seconds mudmonth(s) = 63000 seconds mudyear(s) = 1071000 seconds Example: if memoryage $n GRASP >= 1 mudmonth See also: MOB COMMANDS, MOB FUNCTIONS, MOB LOGIC, SEMANTIC |
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| .:. REMORT |
There is no remort command to type. Remorting is what players call recreating after in character death or incapacitation, and it is a staff-assisted process, not something you can do to your own character from the game. Syntax: > policy remorting Reads the policy that covers standard renames and remorts. Example: > policy remorting > help recreate The policy explains how skills and guild rank carry over to the new character, and what happens to specialty abilities. For recreating after death, the DEATH policy covers the full process; the Immortal staff guide you through it when the time comes. See also: Policy, Recreate, Death |
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| .:. REMORTING |
There is no remort command to type. Remorting is what players call recreating after in character death or incapacitation, and it is a staff-assisted process, not something you can do to your own character from the game. Syntax: > policy remorting Reads the policy that covers standard renames and remorts. Example: > policy remorting > help recreate The policy explains how skills and guild rank carry over to the new character, and what happens to specialty abilities. For recreating after death, the DEATH policy covers the full process; the Immortal staff guide you through it when the time comes. See also: Policy, Recreate, Death |
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| .:. REMOVE |
Entering <equipment> as a command lists all of the equipment you are currently wearing. This equipment may be altered and changed by using the commands <remove>, <wear>, <wield>, <hold> and <grab>. > hold/grab <item> Basically, HOLD and GRAB do the same thing. They put an item into the Equipment slots for <held> and <used as light> > hold torch > grab rune You can also hold a lantern to use it as your light. See 'help light' for using torches and lanterns and replacing them. > wield <weapon|shield> This equips a weapon or a shield into your hands. You can ONLY wield weapons or shields. > wear|remove <item|all> With these commands you can either wear or remove a single item, or you may wear or remove ALL of your equipment with a single command. |
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| .:. RENT |
To save, simply type the command <save>. This saves your character's current information to the MUDs databases. The game periodically auto-saves your character as well. If you wish to quit out of the MUD, simply type <quit>. Though it is suggested you save first. You do not need to put your items in a locker or rent anything to save your character. No matter where you are, if you quit out of the MUD you will log back in exactly as you left it. |
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| .:. REPDELETE |
This is a command Guildleaders and Immortals can use to delete existant reputation entries for characters per nation on the MUD. The syntax is: repdelete <location> <name of character>. Example: repdelete Andor Henri. See also: reputation, repedit. |
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| .:. REPEDIT |
This is a command Guildleaders and Immortals can use to add and and edit existant reputation entries for characters per nation on the MUD. The syntax is: repedit <location> <name of character>. Example: repedit Andor Henri. See also: reputation, repdelete. |
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| .:. REPEL |
Repel lets you order an unwanted visitor thrown off your ship. If you succeed, the sailors put them outside the ship, wherever it is at the time. Take care where you choose to do this! Syntax: > repel <person> Example: > repel Merek You must be aboard the ship, belong to its crew's guild, and have learned the Repel skill. The person you name must be visible in the same room as you. You cannot repel yourself or someone who shares one of your guilds. Knowing the skill does not let you give orders aboard another crew's ship, and an attempt is not guaranteed to succeed. See also: Multiguilds, Skills, Seafolk Ships |
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| .:. reply |
Reply sends a tell back without making you type the recipient's name. Normally, it replies to the last person who sent you a tell. Lockreply keeps that recipient from changing when someone else sends you a tell. Syntax: > reply <message> Sends your message to your reply recipient. If nobody has sent you a tell, the game answers "You have no-one to reply to!" Example: > reply Be right there! You tell Duren, 'Be right there!' If the person has logged off, the game says they are no longer playing. It also tells you if they are linkless, writing or unable to hear you. Silence and soundproof rooms can stop your reply. If they are away or busy, the game may save your reply in playback; it tells you when it does. See also: Tell, Notell, Playback, AFK |
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| .:. REPORT |
Report tells everyone in your group how much life and endurance you have left, so your companions know whether you are fit to go on or need a rest before the next fight. Syntax: > report You have to be in a group. Your current life and endurance, shown as hp and move percentages, go to your leader and the other members wherever they are, and you see the same line yourself. Report takes no message of its own; use gsay or gtell if you want to add one, and group to see the whole group's condition at once. Example: > report Your group sees a line with your name followed by your hp and move, each as a percentage of your maximum. This is the group status command, not the staff report editor, which has its own page under Reportedit. See also: Group, GSay, Follow, Split |
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| .:. REPORTEDIT |
The reportedit command allows you to create dreport options for players to use to report information back to immortal departments or make requests to immortal departments. > reportedit Puts you in the report editor. See Also: Dreport, Reptool, Vote, Wizlist |
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| .:. REPTOOL |
The REPTOOL command allows you to view dreport entries from players who have used the dreport command to report information back to immortal departments or make requests to immortal departments. Usage: REPTOOL VIEW/READ/SHOW <report number> REPTOOL LIST <report tag> REPTOOL SHOW REPTOOL DELETE <report number> REPTOOL GRANT <player> <report tag> REPTOOL REVOKE <player> <report tag> See Also: Dreport, Reportedit, Vote, Wizlist |
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| .:. REPUTATION |
As some characters become more known, it is not only their immediate circles that will recognise them; others, players and the "general public" alike will know them from their reputations, especially if they are holding some public office or official position - Magistrates, Kings, generals leading armies, warriors and bladesmen, they are all figures that many know of by ear, whether what they have heard is true or not. On a Moment in Tyme, this fact is represented and fully supported; by consulting with a Guildleader of any particular area or an Immortal, if your character should have such information known about him/herself, you can have it put in for the public to know. The syntax is: reputation <location> <name of character>. Not everything about a character is public. Some people choose to tell you the truth about their characters, especially if they play hunted types like darkfriends or male channelers. Usually, unless someone tells you out of character, you find out through roleplaying, if at all. Example: reputation Andor Harkan. See also: repedit, repdelete. |
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| .:. REQUIREMENTS |
At times, a skill you desire to learn is dependant upon you already knowing another skill, or posessing a Talent. These are called prerequisites or preconds, or requirements. Prereqs, preconds, or simply reqs, for short. If you are unable to learn a skill or weave, it is likely you are lacking one or more prereqs for that skill or weave. To see the reqs, you may use the INFORM command. See also: Inform, Lesson, Training |
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| .:. REST |
These are used to change your position. While you are sitting, resting or sleeping, you will regain Life and Endurance at an increased rate, with sleeping being the fastest. If sleeping, you must wake, and then stand in order to get up. If sitting or resting, simply standing will suffice. See also: Life, Endurance |
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| .:. RESTORE |
Immortals Only Usage: restore [refresh] self | all | quest | <playername> RESTORE restores a player or mobile to full hit, mana, and move points. |
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| .:. retainer mobs |
Retainers that you can have following you about. You can buy retainers in the Recruitment Office on Caemlyn Street in Caemlyn. The commands for that are the basic shop ones, "list" and "buy". Once you paid the initial price for the mob, you must wait a set amount of mud hours (shown in the shop listing under column "delay"). These hours must be spent online: it does not do to log off for a while and expect the retainer to have arrived. Once bought, you must wait the set time and rename the retainer before you can use it for anything. The command to do anything with retainers is "retainer" (surprised?) and it has the following syntax: retainer call <name> - If renamed, arrived and not already loaded this makes your retainer "load" into the game and follow you automatically. Retainer mobs always sneak (to reduce movement spam) so don't be surprised if you don't get any movement messages from them. The retainer is now effectively "in play" and can be ordered. Note that renaming and descing of "called" retainers is not possible, you must "dismiss" it first if it's loaded. retainer dismiss <name> - Makes a "called" retainer vanish, no longer following you around. This is a convenience method in case the IC situation doesn't warrant any retainer mob hanging about. Note that you cannot dismiss retainers that fight. retainer fetch <name> - Makes a "called" mob immediately appear at your side in case you lost it somewhere. Retainers do not follow when you recall, enter Gates or use any other extraordinary means of transportation. Hence this command. You cannot fetch retainers that fight. retainer fire <name> - Does what the arg implies, it makes you fire your retainer, removing it from your list of available retainers. Any money you spent on it up till that point is lost, do not expect any reimbursement for that. retainer name <first word of existing name> <newname> - Effectively gives your retainer a new name. This name is also used as alias, so you can target it with the new name. Note: Any colors in the name count as the name in itself, so to target it henceforth you must use either the exact name, with color codes and all, or simply "retainer" which is valid for all retainers, regardless. retainer desc <name> - Makes you begin editing the description (only one exists per retainer) of the retainer just like you edit descriptions on yourself. retainer order <name> <order> - Gives a loaded retainer an order, regardless of where it is. There is only a limited set of commands that you can use, which include all of the socials, basic movement, emote+say+pemote, etc. This list changes constantly to adapt to ..hrm...reality, so listing them here is pointless. However, you can get the current list of possible commands by typing retainer order <name> sfsakfsdf or something like that. retainer snoop <name> - Makes you "see with the eyes" of the named loaded retainer. This is useful if you want the retainer to wander off and emote things while you yourself are busy elsewhere. Each line the mob sees is prepended with a red > (>), so you can discern between what _you_ see and what the _retainer_ sees. Snooping several retainers at once is possible, but not recommendable, for obvious reasons. retainer list - Lists the retainers you currently are hiring. Now some points of interest: * if your retainer mob is slain, you lose it, permanently. * if you cannot afford the rent (checked once per RL hour) of your mobs, they will all leave you. * retainer mobs, such as they are right now, are not allowed to be anything than mediocre in IC combat. That means, no emoted "killing machine" retainers. * retainer mobs cannot channel, IC'ly or OOC'ly. * retainer names that are offensive to anyone, thought technically possible, are not allowed. If you're seen with one, be prepared to take the consequences. * retainers, even though they can manipulate objects to some extent (get, drop, etc) do _not_ save with the objs they carry. If you quit/dismiss the mob or the mob dies with the eq, it's lost, permanently. No reimbs on that, no way to retrieve. * the first, "standard" template mob does not autoassist. You must order it to. * all retainer mobs sneak, to reduce spam. |
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| .:. RETAINERS |
Retainers that you can have following you about. You can buy retainers in the Recruitment Office on Caemlyn Street in Caemlyn. The commands for that are the basic shop ones, "list" and "buy". Once you paid the initial price for the mob, you must wait a set amount of mud hours (shown in the shop listing under column "delay"). These hours must be spent online: it does not do to log off for a while and expect the retainer to have arrived. Once bought, you must wait the set time and rename the retainer before you can use it for anything. The command to do anything with retainers is "retainer" (surprised?) and it has the following syntax: retainer call <name> - If renamed, arrived and not already loaded this makes your retainer "load" into the game and follow you automatically. Retainer mobs always sneak (to reduce movement spam) so don't be surprised if you don't get any movement messages from them. The retainer is now effectively "in play" and can be ordered. Note that renaming and descing of "called" retainers is not possible, you must "dismiss" it first if it's loaded. retainer dismiss <name> - Makes a "called" retainer vanish, no longer following you around. This is a convenience method in case the IC situation doesn't warrant any retainer mob hanging about. Note that you cannot dismiss retainers that fight. retainer fetch <name> - Makes a "called" mob immediately appear at your side in case you lost it somewhere. Retainers do not follow when you recall, enter Gates or use any other extraordinary means of transportation. Hence this command. You cannot fetch retainers that fight. retainer fire <name> - Does what the arg implies, it makes you fire your retainer, removing it from your list of available retainers. Any money you spent on it up till that point is lost, do not expect any reimbursement for that. retainer name <first word of existing name> <newname> - Effectively gives your retainer a new name. This name is also used as alias, so you can target it with the new name. Note: Any colors in the name count as the name in itself, so to target it henceforth you must use either the exact name, with color codes and all, or simply "retainer" which is valid for all retainers, regardless. retainer desc <name> - Makes you begin editing the description (only one exists per retainer) of the retainer just like you edit descriptions on yourself. retainer order <name> <order> - Gives a loaded retainer an order, regardless of where it is. There is only a limited set of commands that you can use, which include all of the socials, basic movement, emote+say+pemote, etc. This list changes constantly to adapt to ..hrm...reality, so listing them here is pointless. However, you can get the current list of possible commands by typing retainer order <name> sfsakfsdf or something like that. retainer snoop <name> - Makes you "see with the eyes" of the named loaded retainer. This is useful if you want the retainer to wander off and emote things while you yourself are busy elsewhere. Each line the mob sees is prepended with a red > (>), so you can discern between what _you_ see and what the _retainer_ sees. Snooping several retainers at once is possible, but not recommendable, for obvious reasons. retainer list - Lists the retainers you currently are hiring. Now some points of interest: * if your retainer mob is slain, you lose it, permanently. * if you cannot afford the rent (checked once per RL hour) of your mobs, they will all leave you. * retainer mobs, such as they are right now, are not allowed to be anything than mediocre in IC combat. That means, no emoted "killing machine" retainers. * retainer mobs cannot channel, IC'ly or OOC'ly. * retainer names that are offensive to anyone, thought technically possible, are not allowed. If you're seen with one, be prepared to take the consequences. * retainers, even though they can manipulate objects to some extent (get, drop, etc) do _not_ save with the objs they carry. If you quit/dismiss the mob or the mob dies with the eq, it's lost, permanently. No reimbs on that, no way to retrieve. * the first, "standard" template mob does not autoassist. You must order it to. * all retainer mobs sneak, to reduce spam. |
| :: Beginning |
| .:. REWARD |
Immortals Only reward <victim> <number> REWARD awards a player with quest points. > reward arwin 3 |
| :: Beginning |
| .:. RIDING |
This command is temporarily desabled. |
| :: Beginning |
| .:. Role Play |
--------------------Roleplay-------------------- RP means roleplay: playing your character as a person in the world, acting and speaking as they would. A Moment in Tyme is a roleplay-intensive MUD. We have most of the standard functions of a 'regular' MUD, but our focus is on roleplay, specifically within the Wheel of Time setting (help wheel of time). The following helpfiles contain information about roleplay and how to go about making your character understood while IC (help IC). INDEX TOPICS: Disputes Emote Pemote Roleplay-Examples Roleplay-Experience Say Shout Whisper SYNTAX: help <index topic> See also: IC, Levels, OOC, Wheel of Time |
| :: Beginning |
| .:. Roleplay |
--------------------Roleplay-------------------- RP means roleplay: playing your character as a person in the world, acting and speaking as they would. A Moment in Tyme is a roleplay-intensive MUD. We have most of the standard functions of a 'regular' MUD, but our focus is on roleplay, specifically within the Wheel of Time setting (help wheel of time). The following helpfiles contain information about roleplay and how to go about making your character understood while IC (help IC). INDEX TOPICS: Disputes Emote Pemote Roleplay-Examples Roleplay-Experience Say Shout Whisper SYNTAX: help <index topic> See also: IC, Levels, OOC, Wheel of Time |
| :: Beginning |
| .:. Roleplay Disputes |
--------------------Disputes-------------------- Occasionally, the need arises for a third party to become involved with your roleplay due to the fact that you may have a dispute or disagreement with someone about a facet of your roleplay. This can range from a fight that has gone wrong to a disagreement between what is a reasonable action to take during roleplay. For any roleplay disagreement, first try to come to an agreement between yourself and the other party(ies) involved. If this does not work, then contact a Policy Immortal to deal with the dispute. If you have any concerns, please read through A Moment In Tyme's policy files by simply typing "policy". See also: Policy |
| :: Beginning |
| .:. Roleplay Examples |
--------------------Roleplay-Examples-------------------- Ahead is a mock RP session set up to help those who are confused with the different concepts and commands used in roleplay to see them put into action and to help them understand these commands more easily. The characters will be: Anita, the Brown Sister of the White Tower: Roland, a Warder to Anita: and Zhanga, a visitor at the White Tower. ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- > emote slowly glides down the leaf-strewn pathway from the stark White Tower down into the gardens below. Her dress sways lightly in the wind, giving the woman a somewhat-free look. Yet this freedom contrasts with the stern set of her lips and the frigid downturn of her glance. Were the flowers alive, they might just wilt under her gaze. Anita slowly glides down the leaf-strewn pathway from the stark White Tower down into the gardens below. Her dress sways lightly in the wind, giving the woman a somewhat-free look. Yet this freedom contrasts with the stern set of her lips and the frigid downturn of her glance. Were the flowers alive, they might just wilt under her gaze. > pemote feels the dull pulse of his bond in the back of his mind as she rounds the corner of the doorway and into the gardens upon which he is practicing sword forms. He glances toward her, but there is no smile upon his lips either, his face stone-like in appearance for the lack of emotion that he shows. Roland feels the dull pulse of his bond in the back of his mind as she rounds the corner of the doorway and into the gardens upon which he is practicing sword forms. He glances toward her, but there is no smile upon his lips either, his face stone-like in appearance for the lack of emotion that he shows. > say Light Illumine. I was wondering if I could meet with the Amyrlin Seat, madam. Zhanga says, 'Light Illumine. I was wondering if I could meet with the Amyrlin Seat, madam.' > : shakes her head wearily before turning to the woman who has just spoken to her left before answering the question. "My name is Anita Aes Sedai, child, and no, the Amyrlin Seat is much too busy to deal with common problems, but perhaps I could help you?" Anita shakes her head wearily before turning to the woman who has just spoken to her left before answering the question. "My name is Anita Aes Sedai, child, and no, the Amyrlin Seat is much too busy to deal with common problems, but perhaps I could help you?" > whisper anita Please allow me to deal with this, Aes Sedai. Roland whispers to Anita, 'Please allow me to deal with this, Aes Sedai.' > emote notices the man whispering to the Aes Sedai, although she cannot seem to hear what the conversation is about. Turning to him instead, she queries once more. "Sir, can you assist me?" Zhanga notices the man whispering to the Aes Sedai, although she cannot seem to hear what the conversation is about. Turning to him instead, she queries once more. "Sir, can you assist me?" ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- See also: Emote, Pemote, Roleplay, Say, Whisper |
| :: Beginning |
| .:. Roleplay Experience |
--------------------Roleplay-Experience-------------------- Roleplay Experience, also called RPexp, is A Moment In Tyme's way of leveling up your character. To gain RPexp, all that you need to do is roleplay. Every time you emote, pemote, say, shout, use the "doing" command, or whisper, you gain RPexp. During the creation of your character, you will notice that you took talents and skills that would fit your character. Each of these talents or skills increases the amount of RPexp necessary to move to the next level. To check the Roleplay Modifier that has been set on your file, just type "score" (help score) and your modifier will be shown there. The Roleplay Modifier simply calculates how much RPexp is needed for you to move up to the next level on your character. For each level, your necessary RPexp to level up grows, thusly it is usually wise to keep your Roleplay Modifier low in order to make leveling up easier. RPexp is calculated every 5 ticks or 3.75 minutes. The base rate is 66 xp for one emote in an RPexp calculation period. This is increased by an RPexp modifier done by an imm, the number of players in the room and the number of emotes completed in the RPexp period. See also: Score, Tick |
| :: Beginning |
| .:. Roleplay-Examples |
--------------------Roleplay-Examples-------------------- Ahead is a mock RP session set up to help those who are confused with the different concepts and commands used in roleplay to see them put into action and to help them understand these commands more easily. The characters will be: Anita, the Brown Sister of the White Tower: Roland, a Warder to Anita: and Zhanga, a visitor at the White Tower. ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- > emote slowly glides down the leaf-strewn pathway from the stark White Tower down into the gardens below. Her dress sways lightly in the wind, giving the woman a somewhat-free look. Yet this freedom contrasts with the stern set of her lips and the frigid downturn of her glance. Were the flowers alive, they might just wilt under her gaze. Anita slowly glides down the leaf-strewn pathway from the stark White Tower down into the gardens below. Her dress sways lightly in the wind, giving the woman a somewhat-free look. Yet this freedom contrasts with the stern set of her lips and the frigid downturn of her glance. Were the flowers alive, they might just wilt under her gaze. > pemote feels the dull pulse of his bond in the back of his mind as she rounds the corner of the doorway and into the gardens upon which he is practicing sword forms. He glances toward her, but there is no smile upon his lips either, his face stone-like in appearance for the lack of emotion that he shows. Roland feels the dull pulse of his bond in the back of his mind as she rounds the corner of the doorway and into the gardens upon which he is practicing sword forms. He glances toward her, but there is no smile upon his lips either, his face stone-like in appearance for the lack of emotion that he shows. > say Light Illumine. I was wondering if I could meet with the Amyrlin Seat, madam. Zhanga says, 'Light Illumine. I was wondering if I could meet with the Amyrlin Seat, madam.' > : shakes her head wearily before turning to the woman who has just spoken to her left before answering the question. "My name is Anita Aes Sedai, child, and no, the Amyrlin Seat is much too busy to deal with common problems, but perhaps I could help you?" Anita shakes her head wearily before turning to the woman who has just spoken to her left before answering the question. "My name is Anita Aes Sedai, child, and no, the Amyrlin Seat is much too busy to deal with common problems, but perhaps I could help you?" > whisper anita Please allow me to deal with this, Aes Sedai. Roland whispers to Anita, 'Please allow me to deal with this, Aes Sedai.' > emote notices the man whispering to the Aes Sedai, although she cannot seem to hear what the conversation is about. Turning to him instead, she queries once more. "Sir, can you assist me?" Zhanga notices the man whispering to the Aes Sedai, although she cannot seem to hear what the conversation is about. Turning to him instead, she queries once more. "Sir, can you assist me?" ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- See also: Emote, Pemote, Roleplay, Say, Whisper |
| :: Beginning |
| .:. Roleplay-Experience |
--------------------Roleplay-Experience-------------------- Roleplay Experience, also called RPexp, is A Moment In Tyme's way of leveling up your character. To gain RPexp, all that you need to do is roleplay. Every time you emote, pemote, say, shout, use the "doing" command, or whisper, you gain RPexp. During the creation of your character, you will notice that you took talents and skills that would fit your character. Each of these talents or skills increases the amount of RPexp necessary to move to the next level. To check the Roleplay Modifier that has been set on your file, just type "score" (help score) and your modifier will be shown there. The Roleplay Modifier simply calculates how much RPexp is needed for you to move up to the next level on your character. For each level, your necessary RPexp to level up grows, thusly it is usually wise to keep your Roleplay Modifier low in order to make leveling up easier. RPexp is calculated every 5 ticks or 3.75 minutes. The base rate is 66 xp for one emote in an RPexp calculation period. This is increased by an RPexp modifier done by an imm, the number of players in the room and the number of emotes completed in the RPexp period. See also: Score, Tick |
| :: Beginning |
| .:. ROOMFLAGS |
Immortals Only Toggles a flag which causes the virtual room number and room flags, if any, to be displayed next to room names. |
| :: Beginning |
| .:. ROTATE |
Band Guildskill Preconditions for use: none This is a combat skill which allows you to rotate with members of your group during a codefight. It rotates the group in the order that the people are grouped in, allowing those grouped to cycle through tanks without using the rescue command specifically. USAGE: rotate |
| :: Beginning |
| .:. RP |
--------------------Roleplay-------------------- RP means roleplay: playing your character as a person in the world, acting and speaking as they would. A Moment in Tyme is a roleplay-intensive MUD. We have most of the standard functions of a 'regular' MUD, but our focus is on roleplay, specifically within the Wheel of Time setting (help wheel of time). The following helpfiles contain information about roleplay and how to go about making your character understood while IC (help IC). INDEX TOPICS: Disputes Emote Pemote Roleplay-Examples Roleplay-Experience Say Shout Whisper SYNTAX: help <index topic> See also: IC, Levels, OOC, Wheel of Time |
| :: Beginning |
| .:. RP examples |
--------------------Roleplay-Examples-------------------- Ahead is a mock RP session set up to help those who are confused with the different concepts and commands used in roleplay to see them put into action and to help them understand these commands more easily. The characters will be: Anita, the Brown Sister of the White Tower: Roland, a Warder to Anita: and Zhanga, a visitor at the White Tower. ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- > emote slowly glides down the leaf-strewn pathway from the stark White Tower down into the gardens below. Her dress sways lightly in the wind, giving the woman a somewhat-free look. Yet this freedom contrasts with the stern set of her lips and the frigid downturn of her glance. Were the flowers alive, they might just wilt under her gaze. Anita slowly glides down the leaf-strewn pathway from the stark White Tower down into the gardens below. Her dress sways lightly in the wind, giving the woman a somewhat-free look. Yet this freedom contrasts with the stern set of her lips and the frigid downturn of her glance. Were the flowers alive, they might just wilt under her gaze. > pemote feels the dull pulse of his bond in the back of his mind as she rounds the corner of the doorway and into the gardens upon which he is practicing sword forms. He glances toward her, but there is no smile upon his lips either, his face stone-like in appearance for the lack of emotion that he shows. Roland feels the dull pulse of his bond in the back of his mind as she rounds the corner of the doorway and into the gardens upon which he is practicing sword forms. He glances toward her, but there is no smile upon his lips either, his face stone-like in appearance for the lack of emotion that he shows. > say Light Illumine. I was wondering if I could meet with the Amyrlin Seat, madam. Zhanga says, 'Light Illumine. I was wondering if I could meet with the Amyrlin Seat, madam.' > : shakes her head wearily before turning to the woman who has just spoken to her left before answering the question. "My name is Anita Aes Sedai, child, and no, the Amyrlin Seat is much too busy to deal with common problems, but perhaps I could help you?" Anita shakes her head wearily before turning to the woman who has just spoken to her left before answering the question. "My name is Anita Aes Sedai, child, and no, the Amyrlin Seat is much too busy to deal with common problems, but perhaps I could help you?" > whisper anita Please allow me to deal with this, Aes Sedai. Roland whispers to Anita, 'Please allow me to deal with this, Aes Sedai.' > emote notices the man whispering to the Aes Sedai, although she cannot seem to hear what the conversation is about. Turning to him instead, she queries once more. "Sir, can you assist me?" Zhanga notices the man whispering to the Aes Sedai, although she cannot seem to hear what the conversation is about. Turning to him instead, she queries once more. "Sir, can you assist me?" ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- See also: Emote, Pemote, Roleplay, Say, Whisper |
| :: Beginning |
| .:. RP exp |
--------------------Roleplay-Experience-------------------- Roleplay Experience, also called RPexp, is A Moment In Tyme's way of leveling up your character. To gain RPexp, all that you need to do is roleplay. Every time you emote, pemote, say, shout, use the "doing" command, or whisper, you gain RPexp. During the creation of your character, you will notice that you took talents and skills that would fit your character. Each of these talents or skills increases the amount of RPexp necessary to move to the next level. To check the Roleplay Modifier that has been set on your file, just type "score" (help score) and your modifier will be shown there. The Roleplay Modifier simply calculates how much RPexp is needed for you to move up to the next level on your character. For each level, your necessary RPexp to level up grows, thusly it is usually wise to keep your Roleplay Modifier low in order to make leveling up easier. RPexp is calculated every 5 ticks or 3.75 minutes. The base rate is 66 xp for one emote in an RPexp calculation period. This is increased by an RPexp modifier done by an imm, the number of players in the room and the number of emotes completed in the RPexp period. See also: Score, Tick |
| :: Beginning |
| .:. RP LEVELS |
With the code change to MikkiMUD 3.0, the old system of Levels and RPlevels has been removed. Now levels are gained through EXP, which you earn by Roleplaying with other players, by fighting, and as your skills improve with use. You do not gain EXP from Teaching. Score and Worth show your total EXP, with RP EXP tracked as part of it. RP EXP comes from roleplay; fighting and skill improvement add non-RP EXP. Both help you gain levels and the Training Sessions that come with them. Your RP EXP is already included in the total, not an extra amount to add. Only RP EXP counts toward RP contests and your guild's RP totals. Roleplay remains the main and fastest way to advance; combat adds to it. As you gain levels, your Endurance grows, and you receive Practices for every level you gain. You may use these Practices, listed on your Score as Training Sessions, 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 |
| :: Beginning |
| .:. RP POINTS |
RP Points are the method with which a Moment in Tyme disburses gold for time spent roleplaying. Each time a player earns an RP point, he or she is paid for the time spent roleplaying. A player can earn a maximum of five RP points per day. See also: ROLEPLAY |
| :: Beginning |
| .:. RP-examples |
--------------------Roleplay-Examples-------------------- Ahead is a mock RP session set up to help those who are confused with the different concepts and commands used in roleplay to see them put into action and to help them understand these commands more easily. The characters will be: Anita, the Brown Sister of the White Tower: Roland, a Warder to Anita: and Zhanga, a visitor at the White Tower. ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- > emote slowly glides down the leaf-strewn pathway from the stark White Tower down into the gardens below. Her dress sways lightly in the wind, giving the woman a somewhat-free look. Yet this freedom contrasts with the stern set of her lips and the frigid downturn of her glance. Were the flowers alive, they might just wilt under her gaze. Anita slowly glides down the leaf-strewn pathway from the stark White Tower down into the gardens below. Her dress sways lightly in the wind, giving the woman a somewhat-free look. Yet this freedom contrasts with the stern set of her lips and the frigid downturn of her glance. Were the flowers alive, they might just wilt under her gaze. > pemote feels the dull pulse of his bond in the back of his mind as she rounds the corner of the doorway and into the gardens upon which he is practicing sword forms. He glances toward her, but there is no smile upon his lips either, his face stone-like in appearance for the lack of emotion that he shows. Roland feels the dull pulse of his bond in the back of his mind as she rounds the corner of the doorway and into the gardens upon which he is practicing sword forms. He glances toward her, but there is no smile upon his lips either, his face stone-like in appearance for the lack of emotion that he shows. > say Light Illumine. I was wondering if I could meet with the Amyrlin Seat, madam. Zhanga says, 'Light Illumine. I was wondering if I could meet with the Amyrlin Seat, madam.' > : shakes her head wearily before turning to the woman who has just spoken to her left before answering the question. "My name is Anita Aes Sedai, child, and no, the Amyrlin Seat is much too busy to deal with common problems, but perhaps I could help you?" Anita shakes her head wearily before turning to the woman who has just spoken to her left before answering the question. "My name is Anita Aes Sedai, child, and no, the Amyrlin Seat is much too busy to deal with common problems, but perhaps I could help you?" > whisper anita Please allow me to deal with this, Aes Sedai. Roland whispers to Anita, 'Please allow me to deal with this, Aes Sedai.' > emote notices the man whispering to the Aes Sedai, although she cannot seem to hear what the conversation is about. Turning to him instead, she queries once more. "Sir, can you assist me?" Zhanga notices the man whispering to the Aes Sedai, although she cannot seem to hear what the conversation is about. Turning to him instead, she queries once more. "Sir, can you assist me?" ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- See also: Emote, Pemote, Roleplay, Say, Whisper |
| :: Beginning |
| .:. RPCOMMENT |
While you record a roleplay log, rpcomment slips a note of your own into the record, a line for the readers that is set in italics when the log is exported. Syntax: > rpcomment <text> Example: > rpcomment Mira arrived late, so the scene begins after her knock. The game answers "Your comment has been added to the log." You can only comment while a recording is running; begin one with rplog begin. Without an active log, you are told you must record your RP first. Characters past level 1 can record. At level 1 you need explicit permission; without it the game tells you "You are not authorized to record files." See also: RPLog, RPList, Roleplay |
| :: Beginning |
| .:. RPexp |
--------------------Roleplay-Experience-------------------- Roleplay Experience, also called RPexp, is A Moment In Tyme's way of leveling up your character. To gain RPexp, all that you need to do is roleplay. Every time you emote, pemote, say, shout, use the "doing" command, or whisper, you gain RPexp. During the creation of your character, you will notice that you took talents and skills that would fit your character. Each of these talents or skills increases the amount of RPexp necessary to move to the next level. To check the Roleplay Modifier that has been set on your file, just type "score" (help score) and your modifier will be shown there. The Roleplay Modifier simply calculates how much RPexp is needed for you to move up to the next level on your character. For each level, your necessary RPexp to level up grows, thusly it is usually wise to keep your Roleplay Modifier low in order to make leveling up easier. RPexp is calculated every 5 ticks or 3.75 minutes. The base rate is 66 xp for one emote in an RPexp calculation period. This is increased by an RPexp modifier done by an imm, the number of players in the room and the number of emotes completed in the RPexp period. See also: Score, Tick |
| :: Beginning |
| .:. RPEXPLOG |
Rpexplog shows the roleplaying experience and payouts you have earned over a stretch of days, with totals for the period. It does not keep the text of a scene; rplog does that. Syntax: > rpexplog log <name> <from days ago> <to days ago> Both days are counted back from today, so 0 is today, 7 is a week ago, and so on. Give the older day first and the newer one second; both ends are included in the report. Example: > rpexplog log loth 7 0 Loth's entries from a week ago through today, with his earned experience and payout totals for those days. Use your own name to see your own log. Guild leaders can also read the logs of characters in their guild, and get a report for the whole guild for the same kind of period: > rpexplog list <guild tag> <from days ago> <to days ago> Simply belonging to a guild does not let you read another player's log. See also: RPLog, RPList, RP, Multiguilds |
| :: Beginning |
| .:. rpintro |
Rplist and rpintro work with your recorded roleplay logs. Rplist lists the logs you have recorded; rpintro uses the text of a note you carry as the introduction of one of them. Syntax: > rplist Lists your recorded RP logs by number, with their titles and who took part. It does the same as rplog list. > rpintro <log number> <note> Copies the writing of a note you carry, such as a parchment or paper, into the introduction of one of your logs. The number is the one shown by rplist. Example: > rpintro 2 parchment Saves the parchment's text as the introduction of log 2 and shows it to you under "Here is your RP introduction". Characters past level 1 can use these commands. At level 1, you need explicit permission to use RP logs. Without it, the game tells you "You are not authorized to record files." See also: RPLog, Roleplay |
| :: Beginning |
| .:. RPLEVELS |
With the code change to MikkiMUD 3.0, the old system of Levels and RPlevels has been removed. Now levels are gained through EXP, which you earn by Roleplaying with other players, by fighting, and as your skills improve with use. You do not gain EXP from Teaching. Score and Worth show your total EXP, with RP EXP tracked as part of it. RP EXP comes from roleplay; fighting and skill improvement add non-RP EXP. Both help you gain levels and the Training Sessions that come with them. Your RP EXP is already included in the total, not an extra amount to add. Only RP EXP counts toward RP contests and your guild's RP totals. Roleplay remains the main and fastest way to advance; combat adds to it. As you gain levels, your Endurance grows, and you receive Practices for every level you gain. You may use these Practices, listed on your Score as Training Sessions, 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 |
| :: Beginning |
| .:. rplist |
Rplist and rpintro work with your recorded roleplay logs. Rplist lists the logs you have recorded; rpintro uses the text of a note you carry as the introduction of one of them. Syntax: > rplist Lists your recorded RP logs by number, with their titles and who took part. It does the same as rplog list. > rpintro <log number> <note> Copies the writing of a note you carry, such as a parchment or paper, into the introduction of one of your logs. The number is the one shown by rplist. Example: > rpintro 2 parchment Saves the parchment's text as the introduction of log 2 and shows it to you under "Here is your RP introduction". Characters past level 1 can use these commands. At level 1, you need explicit permission to use RP logs. Without it, the game tells you "You are not authorized to record files." See also: RPLog, Roleplay |
| :: Beginning |
| .:. rplog |
The RP-Log system allows you to record Role-Playing sessions. While you are recording, what is said and emoted in your room is saved to the log: esay, emote, pemote and echo from everyone there, you included. Plain say is not recorded, so use esay when you want your words kept. You can keep five logs at a time. Syntax: > rplog begin > rplog end Start and stop recording a session. > rplog title <short title> Gives the log you are recording a title. > rplog addplayer <player> Adds a player standing in your room to the log's list of participants. > rplog list Lists your logs by number. Rplist does the same. > rplog keyword <number> <word> Tags a log with a keyword of up to 10 characters with no spaces. > rplog continue <number> Goes on recording an earlier log. Crash works the same way and marks the log as continued after a crash. > rplog delete <number> > rplog delete all Deletes one log, or all of them. You cannot delete while recording. > rplog who Shows who is online and able to record, and who is recording now. Characters past level 1 can record. At level 1, you need explicit permission. Without it, the game tells you "You are not authorized to record files." Example: > rplog begin > rplog title A Quiet Evening at the Inn See also: RPList, RPIntro, Roleplay |
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| .:. RPSeek |
-----------------------[ RPSeek ]------------------------ This command shows you as seeking roleplay (Help Roleplay), when other players type 'where'. Syntax: RPSeek (info) Example: RPSeek Any roleplayer welcome. When players type 'RPSeek List' they will see: A) Which room you're currently in. B) Any information you put after 'RPSeek'. This command is not considered in character (Help IC), nor is the information it disclaims. But it is quite useful in locating, or rather starting roleplay. To turn RPSeeking off, simply type 'RPSeek' a second time. If you set yourself to seek roleplaying in a room, then you move to another room for more than one tick, your seeking is automatically turned off. If you do not know anyone yet, you have several ways to find roleplay. Type 'who' and look for a green (RP) beside a name. Type 'where' to see the rooms where two or more people have gathered, and how many of them are roleplaying. Ask on the ooc or newbie channels (help channels). Certain rooms in Caemlyn are usually busy, among them the Oval Plaza and the Lion Banner Inn (help caemlyn). See also: Where, IC, Roleplay, Who, Channels, Caemlyn |
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| .:. RPSeek List |
-----------------------[ RPSeek ]------------------------ This command shows you as seeking roleplay (Help Roleplay), when other players type 'where'. Syntax: RPSeek (info) Example: RPSeek Any roleplayer welcome. When players type 'RPSeek List' they will see: A) Which room you're currently in. B) Any information you put after 'RPSeek'. This command is not considered in character (Help IC), nor is the information it disclaims. But it is quite useful in locating, or rather starting roleplay. To turn RPSeeking off, simply type 'RPSeek' a second time. If you set yourself to seek roleplaying in a room, then you move to another room for more than one tick, your seeking is automatically turned off. If you do not know anyone yet, you have several ways to find roleplay. Type 'who' and look for a green (RP) beside a name. Type 'where' to see the rooms where two or more people have gathered, and how many of them are roleplaying. Ask on the ooc or newbie channels (help channels). Certain rooms in Caemlyn are usually busy, among them the Oval Plaza and the Lion Banner Inn (help caemlyn). See also: Where, IC, Roleplay, Who, Channels, Caemlyn |
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| .:. Rulers |
The Rulers of the Westland Nations -**> Altara <**- (Seanchan Territory) Rulers: Tuon Athaem Kore Paendrag (Missing) Daughter of the Nine Moons Heir to the Crystal Throne Suroth Sabelle Meldarath High Lady of the Blood -**> Amadicia <**- (Seanchan Territory) Rulers: Tuon Athaem Kore Paendrag (Missing) Daughter of the Nine Moons Heir to the Crystal Throne Suroth Sabelle Meldarath High Lady of the Blood -**> Andor <**- Ruler: Elayne Trakand By the Grace of the Light Queen of Andor Defender of the Realm Protector of the People High Seat of House Trakand Aes Sedai of the Green Ajah Her Brothers: Gawyn Trakand First Prince of the Sword Galadedrid Damodred (Half Brother) Lord of House Damodred of Cairhien Child of the Light -**> Arad Doman <**- Ruler: Alsalam Saeed Almadar (Missing) King of Arad Doman -**> Arafel <**- Ruler: Paitar Nachiman (Missing) King of Arafel Shield of the North Defender of the Land High Seat of House Nachiman -**> Cairhien <**- Ruler: Dobraine Taborwin Lord Regent of Cairhien High Seat of House Taborwin -**> Ghealdan <**- Ruler: Alliandre Kigarin (Missing) Queen of Ghealdan Blessed of the Light Defender of Garen's Wall High Seat of House Kigarin -**> Illian <**- Ruler: Rand al'thor Keeper of the Laurel Crown Guardian of the Sea of Storms King of Illian The Dragon Reborn The Council of Nine -**> Kandor <**- Ruler: Ethenielle Cosaru Noramaga (Missing) Her Most Illuminated Majesty By the Blessing of the Light Queen of Kandor Protector of the Land Shield of the North High Seat of House Noramaga -**> Mayene <**- Ruler: Berelain sur Paendrag (Missing) First of Mayene Blessed of the Light Defender of the Waves High Seat of House Paeron -**> Murandy <**- (Seanchan Territory) Ruler: Roedran Almaric do Arreloa a'Naloy King of Murandy -**> Saldaea <**- Ruler: Tenobia si Bashere Kazadi (Missing) Her Illumined Majesty Queen of Saldaea Shield of the North Sword of the Blightborder High Seat of House Kazadi Lady of Shahayni, Asnelle, Kunwar and Ganai -**> Shienar <**- Ruler: Easar Togita (Missing) King of Shienar Shield of the North Defender of the Blightborder High Seat of House Togita -**> Tar Valon <**- Ruler: Egwene al'vere The Watcher of the Seals The Flame of Tar Valon The Amyrlin Seat The Hall of the Tower -**> Tarabon <**- (Seanchan Territory) Ruler: Tuon Athaem Kore Paendrag (Missing) Daughter of the Nine Moons Heir to the Crystal Throne Suroth Sabelle Meldarath `High Lady of the Blood -**> Tear <**- Ruler: Rand al'Thor The Dragon Reborn The High Lords of Tear See also: Update and Timeline |
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| .:. RULES |
To look at the MUDs rules, or Policies, is <policy>. Typing this as a command will print out the various policy topics and how to access them. It is highly advisable that you read all of these at least once. Ignorance is not an acceptable excuse for breaking policy. > policy |
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| .:. RUMORS |
The update command is designed to give players an IC output based on what rumours and news circulate around any specific region or city; that should only be used as In Character information, however, if your character would be living, travelling near, or have contacts in these places. These news and rumours are being maintained by both Immortals and Guildleaders, so if you have something to be added there, please notify one of the above. The way to use update is easy: First type "update". You will get a list of all listed locations that are being maintained by players, along with the number of current entries in each category and each place. If you wish to see specifics for a certain category, type "update <location>" - for example, "update cairhien". You will then get a list of all recent rumours and news in that region, divided into these two categories, and each will be followed by a short title describing what the word is about, and a keyword which you can use to read the entire thing. Therefore, if you wish to read a rumour in Cairhien with the keyword "celebration", you simply type "update cairhien celebration" to see its full text. The game has been in progress for years, so there is a lot of history to catch up on. The rumours and news here tell you what is happening ICly right now in each region, and the timeline command gives an overview of the roleplaying history of A Moment in Tyme (help timeline). Example: update cairhien celebration See also: icedit. |
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