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Targets the character you recivied the last ''tell'' from. It has the same range limit as the /target command. If the characters isn't in range, but there is a corpse of this character near, this corpse will be targeted. Yes, you can send the tell to the corpse. The owner will recieve it.

Targets the nearest character, mob or corpse whos name begins with the given name. This works in a limited range. Mobs whos name have spaces in it can be targeted changing spaces with underlines (Ex: "a moss snake" => a_moss_snake).

Shows you name, level, and class and guild tag for the targetted person. If the Person is "anonymous", the command will not return level, class and guild tag, but name only. A name can be provided to the command to display information of this character, but the character has to be in the same zone.

Automatically joins the channel at login. Patch June 29 toggled on autojoin for all players for the follwing channels. 1 - continent. 2 - class. 3 - General.  

zonewide message. usually shouting is deemed to be vulgar behaviour and /ooc or /auction should be used instead. On the Firiona Vie Server /ooc does not work though, so shouting is the only way for zonewide messages.

Toggles ON a series of /corpse summons, effectively letting you (espescially if you are a raid Rogue) drag up to 3 corpses over long distances (not across zonelines alas).

Obviusly hides corpses. takes an argument (all, other (somethinglike that)) toggles both ways.

makes you follow the person targetted (has to be a member of your "group").  

example: Split 50 will share 50 "platinum" (pp) with all your groupmembers, which are in the same zone as you are.

"away from keyboard"–Sets a pre-defined response to any "tells" and places an "AFK" marker next to the character's name. If used with a message, players who send you a "tell" recieve your message in addition to the standard "I am AFK" message.

doing a /who will not list your details, only your name, and the (Anonymous) tag. When doing a /whotarget, it will only show your name, but not class/race. /guildstatus works, showing you your tagets guild, and his/her role in the guild, so you can talk to a griefer's officers and complain if he is in a guild.

puts the item into the first avaiable free slot. stackable items will be stacked.

If allowed (toggle in options window) shows you a simple view of your targets worn items. Same as rightclicking on someone if not turned off (/autoinspect ON/OFF)

In a /who shows your name and guildname, not your race, class, level.

shows all players in zone, with info. takes arguments, for instance: level range, guildname, class, all zones.

lets you play a tetris like game. this was used a lot, when transportation was all about boats and walking, means prior to PoP and Luclin. many people were playing this when waiting for a bat (wating time was up to 30 mins afair).  

:3 Shows first, last, and guild names ? (iirc)

let you claim a reward, i.e spawn some item that you get if you preorder an expantion or buy it in boxed version or... it varies. not all expantions give rewards, and those that do, only under certain conditions. mostly useless items anyway, unless you are a low/midlevel character. the devs have become better at it tho, latest reward *(The Serpent's Spine expantion, october 2006) is a clicky item that gates you to a city in the new expantion. neat.

in your actions window you have a number of ability buttons. to load an ability, rightclik on such a button and pick one of the available abilities. example: beg. let us say this is placed in the first ability button.

opens the loot window for a targetted corpse. Corpse does not have to be visible to loot it.  

opens targetted container

introduced May 13, 2005. you are able to execute the command for as many characters as you are a customer in years. e.g. 3 years, 3 characters. In order to get more customer onto yearly priceplans, SOE had a limited offer, where you got to the next higher grade when you purchased a (99 USD) yearly plan (valid until early June 2005 only). when this special offer expired, they actually announced the increase of the monthyl fee from 12,99 to 14,99.