Level 1
Axe
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Description:
help axe EXOTIC WEAPONS WEAPON WEAPONSMASTER AXE DAGGER FLAIL MACE POLEARM SPEAR STAFF SWORD WHIP Each weapon skill applies to a specific group of armaments, and determines how well a character fights with a particular weapon. The weaponsmaster group provides talent in all weapons (save exotics), from chair legs to halberds. The weapon skills consist of the following: weaponsmaster skill group of all weapons listed below (save exotic weaponry) axe the use of axes, ranging from hand to great (but not halberds) dagger the use of knives and daggers, and other stabbing weapons flail skill in ball-and-chain type weapons mace this skill includes clubs and hammers as well as maces polearm the use of pole weapons (except spears), including halberds spear this skill covers long pointed weapons, but not polearms staff the staff skill covers long blunt weapons sword the warrior's standby, from rapier to claymore whip the use of whips, chains, and bullwhips exotic the use of strange magical weapons The exotic skill cannot be purchased, and is dependent solely upon level.
Dagger
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Description:
help dagger EXOTIC WEAPONS WEAPON WEAPONSMASTER AXE DAGGER FLAIL MACE POLEARM SPEAR STAFF SWORD WHIP Each weapon skill applies to a specific group of armaments, and determines how well a character fights with a particular weapon. The weaponsmaster group provides talent in all weapons (save exotics), from chair legs to halberds. The weapon skills consist of the following: weaponsmaster skill group of all weapons listed below (save exotic weaponry) axe the use of axes, ranging from hand to great (but not halberds) dagger the use of knives and daggers, and other stabbing weapons flail skill in ball-and-chain type weapons mace this skill includes clubs and hammers as well as maces polearm the use of pole weapons (except spears), including halberds spear this skill covers long pointed weapons, but not polearms staff the staff skill covers long blunt weapons sword the warrior's standby, from rapier to claymore whip the use of whips, chains, and bullwhips exotic the use of strange magical weapons The exotic skill cannot be purchased, and is dependent solely upon level.
Dig
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Description:
help dig DIG BURY Syntax: Dig Syntax: Dig <direction> Syntax: Bury <object name> Dig is a skill which allows you to dig up items that are buried OR dig out exits which may exist. Please note that a shovel will GREATLY improve your chances of finding buried items. Bury is a command which allows you to bury an object. Be careful, You might not be able to dig up the object later on.
Enhanced Damage
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Description:
help 'enhanced damage' 'ENHANCED DAMAGE' Warriors and skilled thieves can become skilled enough in combat that they are able to inflict more damage than other classes. Enhanced damage is checked for with each hit, although with a low skill, the chance of receiving a bonus is very low indeed.
Flail
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Description:
help flail EXOTIC WEAPONS WEAPON WEAPONSMASTER AXE DAGGER FLAIL MACE POLEARM SPEAR STAFF SWORD WHIP Each weapon skill applies to a specific group of armaments, and determines how well a character fights with a particular weapon. The weaponsmaster group provides talent in all weapons (save exotics), from chair legs to halberds. The weapon skills consist of the following: weaponsmaster skill group of all weapons listed below (save exotic weaponry) axe the use of axes, ranging from hand to great (but not halberds) dagger the use of knives and daggers, and other stabbing weapons flail skill in ball-and-chain type weapons mace this skill includes clubs and hammers as well as maces polearm the use of pole weapons (except spears), including halberds spear this skill covers long pointed weapons, but not polearms staff the staff skill covers long blunt weapons sword the warrior's standby, from rapier to claymore whip the use of whips, chains, and bullwhips exotic the use of strange magical weapons The exotic skill cannot be purchased, and is dependent solely upon level.
Mace
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Description:
help Mace EXOTIC WEAPONS WEAPON WEAPONSMASTER AXE DAGGER FLAIL MACE POLEARM SPEAR STAFF SWORD WHIP Each weapon skill applies to a specific group of armaments, and determines how well a character fights with a particular weapon. The weaponsmaster group provides talent in all weapons (save exotics), from chair legs to halberds. The weapon skills consist of the following: weaponsmaster skill group of all weapons listed below (save exotic weaponry) axe the use of axes, ranging from hand to great (but not halberds) dagger the use of knives and daggers, and other stabbing weapons flail skill in ball-and-chain type weapons mace this skill includes clubs and hammers as well as maces polearm the use of pole weapons (except spears), including halberds spear this skill covers long pointed weapons, but not polearms staff the staff skill covers long blunt weapons sword the warrior's standby, from rapier to claymore whip the use of whips, chains, and bullwhips exotic the use of strange magical weapons The exotic skill cannot be purchased, and is dependent solely upon level.
Parry
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Description:
help Parry PARRY If at first you fail to dodge, block it. Parry is useful for deflecting attacks, and is successful more often than dodge. Parry requires a weapon for full success, the hand-to-hand skill may also be used, but results in reduced damage instead of no damage. The best chance of parrying occurs when the defender is skilled in both his and his opponent's weapon type.
Polearm
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Description:
help Polearm EXOTIC WEAPONS WEAPON WEAPONSMASTER AXE DAGGER FLAIL MACE POLEARM SPEAR STAFF SWORD WHIP Each weapon skill applies to a specific group of armaments, and determines how well a character fights with a particular weapon. The weaponsmaster group provides talent in all weapons (save exotics), from chair legs to halberds. The weapon skills consist of the following: weaponsmaster skill group of all weapons listed below (save exotic weaponry) axe the use of axes, ranging from hand to great (but not halberds) dagger the use of knives and daggers, and other stabbing weapons flail skill in ball-and-chain type weapons mace this skill includes clubs and hammers as well as maces polearm the use of pole weapons (except spears), including halberds spear this skill covers long pointed weapons, but not polearms staff the staff skill covers long blunt weapons sword the warrior's standby, from rapier to claymore whip the use of whips, chains, and bullwhips exotic the use of strange magical weapons The exotic skill cannot be purchased, and is dependent solely upon level.
Recall
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Description:
help recall RECALL / RECALL / Syntax: RECALL RECALL prays to the Gods for miraculous transportation from where you are back to the Temple of your home kingdom. '/' is a synonym for RECALL. If you RECALL during combat, you will lose experience (more than for fleeing), and you will have a chance of failing (again, more than for fleeing). This chance is based on your recall skill, although a 100% recall does not insure success. RECALL costs half of your movement points. RECALL doesn't work in certain god-forsaken rooms. Characters afflicted by a curse may not recall at all.
Rescue
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help rescue FLEE RESCUE FLEE RESCUE Syntax: flee Syntax: rescue <character> Once you start a fight, you can't just walk away from it. If the fight is not going well, you can attempt to FLEE, or another character can RESCUE you. (You can also RECALL, but this is less likely to work, and costs more experience points, then fleeing). If you lose your link during a fight, then your character will keep fighting, and will attempt to RECALL from time to time. Your chances of making the recall are reduced, and you will lose much more experience. RESCUE A friend in need is a friend indeed. And when in combat, a warrior with the rescue skill is just the friend you need. Rescue allows you to intercede in combat, protecting weaker characters from bodily harm. Hopefully the favor will be returned. Success in rescuing depends on the skill rating, as well as a comparison of level, dexterity, and speed between the character and the target. (note: you rescue a friend, not the monster)
Riding
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Description:
help Riding RIDING RIDE MOUNT DISMOUNT Syntax: ride <mob> ride <player> dismount mount RIDE is the command used to ride a mob or player (dragon) who are able and willing to transport you. DISMOUNT will allow you to stop riding. When you dismount, you resume a standing position. You must have the riding skill to be able to ride. MOUNT is a dragon/beastformed shaman only command and toggles between allowing other players to ride you or not. At the moment there is no way to remove someone who is riding you.
Scroll
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Description:
help scroll BRANDISH QUAFF RECITE ZAP WAND STAFF SCROLL POTION BRANDISH QUAFF RECITE ZAP WAND STAFF SCROLL POTION Syntax: brandish <target> Syntax: quaff <potion> Syntax: recite <scroll> <target> Syntax: zap <target> Syntax: zap BRANDISH brandishes a magical staff. QUAFF quaffs a magical potion (as opposed to DRINK, which drinks mundane liquids). RECITE recites a magical scroll; the <target> is optional, depending on the nature of the scroll. ZAP zaps a magical wand at a target. If the target is not specified, and you are fighting someone, then that character is used for a target. You must HOLD a wand or a staff before using BRANDISH or ZAP. All of these commands use up their objects. Potions and scrolls have a single charge. Wands and staves have multiple charges. When a magical object has no more charges, it will be consumed. These commands may require an item skill to be successful, see the help entries on the skills scrolls, staves, and wands for more information. SCROLL 'SCROLL COMMAND' SCROLL 'SCROLL COMMAND' Syntax: scroll Syntax: scroll <number> This command changes the number of lines the mud sends you in a page (the default is 24 lines). Change this to a higher number for larger screen sizes, or to 0 to disabling paging.
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Amended Description:
Allows you to recite scrolls to cast the spell inscribed on them.
Shield Block
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Description:
help 'Shield Block' 'SHIELD BLOCK' Shield block is a rather fancy name for the art of parrying with a shield. Characters with no shield block skill will not be able to defend themselves well with a shield. All classes may learn shield block, but only warriors and clerics are good at it. Beware, flails ignore shield blocking attempts, and whips have an easier time getting around them. Axes may split shields in two. Shield block now works against charges from other rooms.
Spear
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Description:
help spear EXOTIC WEAPONS WEAPON WEAPONSMASTER AXE DAGGER FLAIL MACE POLEARM SPEAR STAFF SWORD WHIP Each weapon skill applies to a specific group of armaments, and determines how well a character fights with a particular weapon. The weaponsmaster group provides talent in all weapons (save exotics), from chair legs to halberds. The weapon skills consist of the following: weaponsmaster skill group of all weapons listed below (save exotic weaponry) axe the use of axes, ranging from hand to great (but not halberds) dagger the use of knives and daggers, and other stabbing weapons flail skill in ball-and-chain type weapons mace this skill includes clubs and hammers as well as maces polearm the use of pole weapons (except spears), including halberds spear this skill covers long pointed weapons, but not polearms staff the staff skill covers long blunt weapons sword the warrior's standby, from rapier to claymore whip the use of whips, chains, and bullwhips exotic the use of strange magical weapons The exotic skill cannot be purchased, and is dependent solely upon level.
Staff
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Description:
EXOTIC WEAPONS WEAPON WEAPONSMASTER AXE DAGGER FLAIL MACE POLEARM SPEAR STAFF SWORD WHIP Each weapon skill applies to a specific group of armaments, and determines how well a character fights with a particular weapon. The weaponsmaster group provides talent in all weapons (save exotics), from chair legs to halberds. The weapon skills consist of the following: weaponsmaster skill group of all weapons listed below (save exotic weaponry) axe the use of axes, ranging from hand to great (but not halberds) dagger the use of knives and daggers, and other stabbing weapons flail skill in ball-and-chain type weapons mace this skill includes clubs and hammers as well as maces polearm the use of pole weapons (except spears), including halberds spear this skill covers long pointed weapons, but not polearms staff the staff skill covers long blunt weapons sword the warrior's standby, from rapier to claymore whip the use of whips, chains, and bullwhips exotic the use of strange magical weapons The exotic skill cannot be purchased, and is dependent solely upon level.
Staves
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Allows you to brandish staffs and invoke the spells contained within.
Swim
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Description:
help swim swim SWIM The swim skill determines your ability to swim underwater or in the ocean. Being unable to swim will result in you attempting to breathe water, which will hurt you. Everyone can swim, though some have more trouble with it than others. This skill is passive, and does not need to be invoked in order to function.
Sword
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Description:
EXOTIC WEAPONS WEAPON WEAPONSMASTER AXE DAGGER FLAIL MACE POLEARM SPEAR STAFF SWORD WHIP Each weapon skill applies to a specific group of armaments, and determines how well a character fights with a particular weapon. The weaponsmaster group provides talent in all weapons (save exotics), from chair legs to halberds. The weapon skills consist of the following: weaponsmaster skill group of all weapons listed below (save exotic weaponry) axe the use of axes, ranging from hand to great (but not halberds) dagger the use of knives and daggers, and other stabbing weapons flail skill in ball-and-chain type weapons mace this skill includes clubs and hammers as well as maces polearm the use of pole weapons (except spears), including halberds spear this skill covers long pointed weapons, but not polearms staff the staff skill covers long blunt weapons sword the warrior's standby, from rapier to claymore whip the use of whips, chains, and bullwhips exotic the use of strange magical weapons The exotic skill cannot be purchased, and is dependent solely upon level.
Wands
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Description:
help wand BRANDISH QUAFF RECITE ZAP WAND STAFF SCROLL POTION BRANDISH QUAFF RECITE ZAP WAND STAFF SCROLL POTION Syntax: brandish <target> Syntax: quaff <potion> Syntax: recite <scroll> <target> Syntax: zap <target> Syntax: zap BRANDISH brandishes a magical staff. QUAFF quaffs a magical potion (as opposed to DRINK, which drinks mundane liquids). RECITE recites a magical scroll; the <target> is optional, depending on the nature of the scroll. ZAP zaps a magical wand at a target. If the target is not specified, and you are fighting someone, then that character is used for a target. You must HOLD a wand or a staff before using BRANDISH or ZAP. All of these commands use up their objects. Potions and scrolls have a single charge. Wands and staves have multiple charges. When a magical object has no more charges, it will be consumed. These commands may require an item skill to be successful, see the help entries on the skills scrolls, staves, and wands for more information.
Whip
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Description:
help whip EXOTIC WEAPONS WEAPON WEAPONSMASTER AXE DAGGER FLAIL MACE POLEARM SPEAR STAFF SWORD WHIP Each weapon skill applies to a specific group of armaments, and determines how well a character fights with a particular weapon. The weaponsmaster group provides talent in all weapons (save exotics), from chair legs to halberds. The weapon skills consist of the following: weaponsmaster skill group of all weapons listed below (save exotic weaponry) axe the use of axes, ranging from hand to great (but not halberds) dagger the use of knives and daggers, and other stabbing weapons flail skill in ball-and-chain type weapons mace this skill includes clubs and hammers as well as maces polearm the use of pole weapons (except spears), including halberds spear this skill covers long pointed weapons, but not polearms staff the staff skill covers long blunt weapons sword the warrior's standby, from rapier to claymore whip the use of whips, chains, and bullwhips exotic the use of strange magical weapons The exotic skill cannot be purchased, and is dependent solely upon level.
Level 3
Cause Light
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Description:
help 'cause light' 'CAUSE LIGHT' 'CAUSE SERIOUS' 'CAUSE CRITICAL' HARM 'CAUSE LIGHT' 'CAUSE SERIOUS' 'CAUSE CRITICAL' HARM Syntax: cast 'cause light' <victim> Syntax: cast 'cause serious' <victim> Syntax: cast 'cause critical' <victim> Syntax: cast harm <victim> These spells inflict damage on the victim. The higher-level spells do more damage.
Dirt Kicking
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help 'dirt kicking' 'DIRT KICKING' Considered by some to be a cowardly skill, dirt kicking gives the clever combatant a chance to blind his opponent by casting dirt into his eyes. The blindness does not last long, but can provide an edge in combat. Dexterity helps in hitting or avoiding a dirt kick. Only warriors and thieves may learn this skill.
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Duration:
under one tick (a few pulses)
The longest this effect was ever seen to last in players' game logs, in ticks (a tick is about 41 seconds). It can vary with the caster's level, and combat effects count down in pulses inside a tick.
Level 5
Second Attack
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help 'Second Attack' 'SECOND ATTACK' Training in second attack allows the character a chance at additional strikes in combat -- although a 100% second attack does NOT guarantee 2 attacks every round. Any class may learn this skill, although clerics and mages have a very hard time with it.
Level 6
Cure Blindness
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Description:
help 'Cure Blindness' 'CURE BLINDNESS' 'CURE BLINDNESS' Syntax: cast 'cure blindness' <character> This spell cures blindness in one so unfortunate.
Fast Healing
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help 'fast healing' 'FAST HEALING' The fast healing skill improves wound healing rates, whether walking, resting, or sleeping. It represents knowledge of healing herbs or just general toughness and stamina. Fast healing is checked every tick, and it is possible for it to fail. All class may learn this skill, but mages find it very difficult to master, due to their bookish lifestyle. The skill occurs automatically, so there is no command syntax.
Hand to Hand
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help 'Hand to Hand' 'HAND TO HAND' Hand to hand combat is a rare skill in the lands of Algoron. Learning this style of fighting gives the player a weapon even when disarmed -- bare hands. Trained hand to hand experts are far more effective than many swordsmen. Clerics and warriors are the best at this skill, although thieves and mages may also learn it.
Level 8
Kick
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help Kick KICK Kicking allows the adventurer to receive an extra attack in combat, a powerful kick. However, a failed kick may throw an unwary fighter off balance. Fighters and clerics are the most skilled at kicking, although thieves may also learn it.
Level 9
Cause Serious
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Description:
help 'cause serious' 'CAUSE LIGHT' 'CAUSE SERIOUS' 'CAUSE CRITICAL' HARM 'CAUSE LIGHT' 'CAUSE SERIOUS' 'CAUSE CRITICAL' HARM Syntax: cast 'cause light' <victim> Syntax: cast 'cause serious' <victim> Syntax: cast 'cause critical' <victim> Syntax: cast harm <victim> These spells inflict damage on the victim. The higher-level spells do more damage.
ShieldStrike
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help shield strike shield strike SHIELD STRIKE syntax: shield strike <target> A trained paladin or barbarian can learn to use his shield as well as weapons effectively in combat. By using his momentum and physical strength, the paladin or barbarian can learn to swing a shield with great force into the body of an opponent causing damage from the crush. Shield strike may be used to initiate combat or used without indicating a target while in battle to attack the opponent engaged with.
Level 10
Earthquake
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Description:
help 'Earthquake' EARTHQUAKE EARTHQUAKE Syntax: cast 'earthquake' This spell inflicts damage on every enemy character in the room. Beware that other characters who are not yet fighting may attack you as a result! See also - ATTACK
Sneak
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Description:
HIDE SNEAK Hide and sneak are similar skills, both related to remaining undetected. Hide has a very high chance of success, but only works for as long as the character remains stationary. Hide will not show up in your affects (which only shows spell affects, not skills), and if you were successfully hidden the act of checking your affects will reveal your presence to others. Sneak may be used when moving (including to sneak by monsters), but has a lower chance of success. Warriors, thieves, druids, paladins, assassins, barbarians may learn these skills.
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Duration:
51 ticks (about 34 min 51 s)
The longest this effect was ever seen to last in players' game logs, in ticks (a tick is about 41 seconds). It can vary with the caster's level, and combat effects count down in pulses inside a tick.
Level 11
Disarm
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help disarm DISARM Disarm is a somewhat showy and unreliable skill, designed to relieve your opponent of his weapon. The best possible chance of disarming occurs when you are skilled with both your own and your opponent's weapon. Only talented thieves and warriors may learn this skill.
Level 12
Hide
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Description:
help Hide HIDE SNEAK Hide and sneak are similar skills, both related to remaining undetected. Hide has a very high chance of success, but only works for as long as the character remains stationary. Hide will not show up in your affects (which only shows spell affects, not skills), and if you were successfully hidden the act of checking your affects will reveal your presence to others. Sneak may be used when moving (including to sneak by monsters), but has a lower chance of success. Warriors, thieves, druids, paladins, assassins, barbarians may learn these skills.
Third Attack
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help 'Third Attack' 'THIRD ATTACK' 'THIRD ATTACK' Training in third attack allows the character a chance at an additional strike in a combat, and increases the chance of a second attack as well. Perfect third attack does NOT assure three attacks per round. Only warriors and highly skilled thieves may learn this skill.
Level 13
Blind Fighting
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help 'blind fighting' blind fighting BLIND FIGHTING Under the tutelage of a master weaponsmaster, the dedicated combatant can learn how to utilize his weapons so effectively in combat that he is proficient with them even while blinded. The blind fighting skill negates the disadvantages of losing vision in a fight by magic or smoke. A wide variety of classes and reclasses may learn this fighting technique.
Cure Disease
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Description:
help 'Cure Disease' 'CURE DISEASE' 'CURE DISEASE' Syntax: cast 'cure disease' <character> This spell may cure various diseases that have afflicted a character. See also - CURATIVE
Dodge
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help dodge DODGE In the words of one wise warrior, 'the best way to block a blow is to not be where it lands'. The dodge skill honors this tradition, by improving the character's natural agility to the point where many blows will miss the target. The chance of dodging is also affected by the dexterity of the attacker and the target. Any class may learn dodging.
Level 14
Cure Poison
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help Cure Poison 'CURE POISON' 'CURE POISON' Syntax: cast 'cure poison' <character> This spell cures general poisons that have afficted a given character. See also - CURATIVE
Haggle
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Description:
help Haggle HAGGLE HAGGLING Haggling is an indispensable skill to the trader. It allows a character to match wits with a merchant, seeking to get a better price for merchandise, or to buy at the lowest possible cost. Unfortunately, most merchants are already very skilled at haggling, so the untrained adventurer had best guard his treasure closely. Thieves are natural masters at haggling, although other classes may learn it as well.
Peek
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Description:
help Peek PEEK Syntax: peek <mob/player> The peek skill is useful for seeing what a player or monster is carrying, the better to use the steal command with. More intelligent characters are harder to peek at. All characters may learn peek, but thieves are the most common practitioners.
Level 15
Cause Critical
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Description:
help 'Cause Critical' 'CAUSE LIGHT' 'CAUSE SERIOUS' 'CAUSE CRITICAL' HARM 'CAUSE LIGHT' 'CAUSE SERIOUS' 'CAUSE CRITICAL' HARM Syntax: cast 'cause light' <victim> Syntax: cast 'cause serious' <victim> Syntax: cast 'cause critical' <victim> Syntax: cast harm <victim> These spells inflict damage on the victim. The higher-level spells do more damage.
Dispel Evil
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help 'Dispel Evil' 'DISPEL EVIL' DISPEL EVIL Syntax: cast 'dispel evil' <victim> This spell invokes the wrath of the Gods on an evil victim. It can be very dangerous for casters who are not pure of heart. See also - ATTACK
Dispel Good
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help 'Dispel Good' 'DISPEL GOOD' DISPEL GOOD Syntax: cast 'dispel good' <victim> Dispel good brings forth evil energies that inflict horrific torment on the pure of heart. Good-aligned characters use this dark magic at their peril. See also - ATTACK
Dispel Neutral
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help 'Dispel Neutral' DISPEL NEUTRAL DISPEL NEUTRAL syntax: cast 'dispel neutral' <target> Dispel neutral calls forth the neutral energies of the universe to inflict horrific torment on all of those whose alignment is not within the sphere of neutrality. Good and evil-aligned characters who use this powerful magic do so at their peril. See also - ATTACK
Meditation
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Description:
help Meditation MEDITATION This skill is similar to fast healing, but relies on the concentration and mantras to increase mana recovery when the character is sleeping or resting. Thieves and warriors, with their troubled minds and violent attitudes, have much trouble learning to meditate.
Trip
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Description:
help trip TRIP Back by popular demand. Trip is a somewhat dastardly attack, and involves using any one of a number of methods to bring your opponent down to the ground. Tripping large monsters is generally not a good idea, and agile ones will find the attack easy to avoid. Thieves and warriors may learn trip.
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Trip does not work on flying opponents.
Level 16
Heat Metal
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Description:
help 'Heat Metal' 'HEAT METAL' HEAT METAL Syntax: cast 'heat metal' <target> Heat metal is a powerful clerical attack spell, with effects that vary according to the armor of the victim. It heats up the metal equipment (assumed to be all weapons and armor at this point in time) on the target, causing him or her to drop them if possible, taking serious burns in the process (possibly fatal if the equipment is too heavy to remove easily). This spell does no damage to creatures who are immune to fire. Using this spell when you are EQless is illegal. See also - ATTACK
Level 18
Berserk
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Description:
help berserk BERSERK Only powerful warriors can master berserking, the ability to enter insane rage in combat. Its effects are not altogether unlike the frenzy spell -- a huge surge of combat prowess, coupled with a disregard for personal safety. Berserking warriors are more resistant to the effects of magic.
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Duration:
10 ticks (about 6 min 50 s)
The longest this effect was ever seen to last in players' game logs, in ticks (a tick is about 41 seconds). It can vary with the caster's level, and combat effects count down in pulses inside a tick.
Level 20
Counterattack
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Flamestrike
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help 'Flamestrike' FLAMESTRIKE FLAMESTRIKE Syntax: cast 'flamestrike' <victim> With the aid of his deity, the caster calls upon a column of pure fire to descend upon a foe, causing large amounts of damage. Objects on the person of the recipient are subject to the effects of the column of flames as well. See also - ATTACK
Lore
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Description:
help lore LORE Lore is a general skill, consisting of knowledge of myths and legends. Use of the lore skill gives a chance of obtaining information on an object, concerning its power and uses. It also may occasionally increase the value of an object, because more will be known about its worth. All classes may learn lore, although thieves are best at it, and warriors find it very hard to use. Lore works automatically, each time you look at or examine an object.
Level 22
Charge
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Description:
help charge CHARGE Syntax: charge <direction> <target> charge <target> charge Charge is an attack skill used when riding a mount and wielding a polearm. It therefore requires that you know both the riding and polearm skills before you can use it. Only Warriors, Paladins, Barbarians and Crusaders have what it takes to learn this skill. You may charge a target to initiate combat. You may charge without a target if combat is already underway. You can also charge from a adjacent room. See also: RIDING, POLEARM
Level 33
Demonfire
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Description:
help 'Demonfire' DEMONFIRE Syntax: cast 'demonfire' <target> Demonfire is a spell of blackest evil, and as such can only be used correctly by those who follow the paths of darkness. It conjures forth demonic spirits to inflict terrible wounds on the enemies of the caster. See also - ATTACK
Level 35
Ray of Truth
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Description:
help 'Ray of Truth' 'RAY OF TRUTH' RAY OF TRUTH Syntax: cast 'ray of truth' <target> Ray of truth opens a portal to the planes of positive energy, bringing forth a beam of light of sufficient purity to harm or annihilate the servants of evil. It cannot harm the pure of heart, and will turn and strike casters who are tainted by evil. See also - ATTACK