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Brettscore

2010-04-06T03:53:40Z

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{{command|description=
*Command: brettscore
*Syntax: brettscore <no argument>|
use=
Brettscore will display your current job, time until your next job, total exp and money earned and how many
jobs you have aborted.

Brett can be found 2e, 5s, 2e, 2n, sail dixton, s, 3e, 2s from the center of town.}}

Bonus

2010-04-06T03:49:22Z

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{{command|description=
*Command: Bonus
*Syntax: bonus <no argument>|
use=
The bonus command shows the experience modifiers that you can
receive and how much bonus experience you are currently
receiving.}}

Main Page

2010-04-06T03:38:17Z

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==Welcome to the Tsunami Wiki==

<ul>
<li>[[Getting started]]
<li>[[Rules]]
<li>[[Races]]
<li>[[:Category:Areas|Areas]]
<li>[[Features]]
<li>[[Skills]]
</ul>

==Some Categorys==
<ul>
<li>[[:Category:Commands]]
<li>[[:Category:Races]]
<li>[[:Category:Areas]]
<li>[[:Category:Skills]]
</ul>

==Help==
Tsunami is looking for volunteers to help make this wiki possible! If you are interested please contact [[Wildcat]]! 

==Links==
====Vote for Tsunami!====

*[http://www.topmudsites.com/vote-tsunami.html Top mud sites] 
*[http://www.mudconnect.com/cgi-bin/member/votelogin.cgi?mud=Tsunami The mud connector]

====Tsunami RSS Feeds====
*[http://www.thebigwave.net/wiki/index.php?title=Special:RecentChanges&feed=rss Recent changes RSS for Tsunami wiki] 
*[http://feeds.feedburner.com/TsunamiChangesBoardRssFeed Changes RSS for the MUD]
*[http://twitter.com/statuses/user_timeline/79315411.rss Twitter Rss]

Bio

2010-02-19T02:03:55Z

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{{command|description=
The 'bio' command allows you to track information on what you have killed. It
will record your 40 most killed npcs/players and show you the number of each.
It will also display your best kill, last kill and killer, and last pk. Other
damage statistics, which only count since you have last logged on, are shown
as well.|
use=
There are two reset options available:
*bio clear - clears damage done, taken, rounds, sp spent
*bio eclear - clears the experience (EXP) values.

There are two color options available for bio.

*bmenu - color of the menu part of bio
*bstat - color of the actual statistic part of bio}}

Back

2010-02-19T02:01:25Z

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{{command|use=
*Command: Back
*Syntax: back|
description=
The 'back' command will attempt to send you to the room you were last in.
It may fail for various reasons; in particular, you cannot use 'back' twice
in a row, to bounce between two rooms -- it clears your back direction
when you finish the command.}}

Ask

2010-02-19T02:00:34Z

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{{command|use=
*Syntax: ask <NPC> about <something>.|
description=
This command lets you see if a particular npc knows anything about a topic.}}

Arenascore

2010-02-19T01:59:07Z

Atlas:

{{command|description=
This command is used to view your
statistics in the Tsunami [[Arena]].
It shows the number of wins,
losses, total points, average
points per win, and your ratio
of wins to losses.

Example:

:Wins: 14
:Losses: 4
:Points: 256
:Points/Win: 18.29
:Wins/Loss: 3.50|
use=
*Syntax: arenascore}}

Arenascore

2010-02-19T01:58:34Z

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{{command|description=
This command is used to view your
statistics in the Tsunami [[Arena]].
It shows the number of wins,
losses, total points, average
points per win, and your ratio
of wins to losses.

Example:

Wins: 14 
Losses: 4 
Points: 256 
Points/Win: 18.29 
Wins/Loss: 3.50|
use=
*Syntax: arenascore}}

Altclass

2010-02-19T01:56:34Z

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{{command|description=
This command is available to a Thief or Ninja only. With it, the rogue can
attempt to disguise himself as a member of another subclass, on a cosmetic
level only. This will only affect what class he shows up as on the who list.
Nothing else (ie: he can't listen in on the other classes class lines, or use
items restricted to other classes, etc). This is often used in conjunction
with the 'disguise' skill to lull potential victims into a false sense of
security.|
use=

'altclass clear' will reinstate your original class name.
'altclass' will tell you what class you're disguised as.

*Syntax:
**altclass <classname>
**altclass clear
**altclass}}

Analyze

2010-02-19T01:54:28Z

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{{command|description=
Analyze will give you data on the approximate weight and power of a
weapon. It will also reveal what kind of weapon it is(for those pesky weapons
which don't make themselves clear.|
use=
*Syntax: Analyze <weapon>}}

Altclass

2010-02-19T01:51:24Z

Atlas: Created page with '{{command|description= Pretend to be another class. Thief-only.| use= *Syntax: altclass <subclass>}}'

{{command|description=
Pretend to be another class. Thief-only.|
use=
*Syntax: altclass <subclass>}}

Features

2010-02-09T21:57:18Z

Atlas:

This page is an overview of Tsunamis features.

==Player killing==

===Wars===
{{main|War}}
On Tsunami we have something called wars when players get the opportunity
to test their skills against one another over a large battlefield.
There are two different kinds of war on tsunami however,
there are [[Twars]] and then there are Shutdown wars.

Twars can be started at any time and players who have joined the war [[channel]]
are notified and can vote between several different game modes.
After the war players who participated recieve a reward based on how many points
they scored in the war. Points are gained as you kill other players, had done damage
to a player that someone killed, or your team wins the war.

Shutdown wars is an old tradition on tsunami that reboots
the mud and when players log back on they are waiting in the war preperation room
where they can vote on team, leader or individual war.
In this type of war players face one another with their normal characters and levels
which means there's typically a spread in levels. It is however custom to log characters
that can be matched so there's no heavily favoured side.
The shutdown wars offer rewards to anyone participating and increases based on
points scored which is gained by killing or still being alive at the end of the war.

===Pk===
{{main|Player killing}}
Pk is a part of tsunami and there's no pk off option, HOWEVER
the way our pk system is setup players only compete with eachother
to climb the pk ranks, which offers a bonus based on the ranking.
So if you don't want to participate in pking, there are atleast no loss other than a
slight inconvenience in case you were in the middle of something.
You will not lose anything from dieing to a player and there's no
incentive for other players to kill you as long as you don't pk
yourself.

==Quests and exploration==
{{main|Quests}}

===Puzzle quests===

Do you enjoy solving quests that are challenging to figure out?
Good, tsunami offers plenty of those and if you get stuck on one
you can move on to another until you can approach the one you got stuck
on with fresh ideas.
They come in all sizes and the difficulties vary!

===Kill quests===
{{main|kill quest}}
You prefer killing things rather than figuring them out?
Yes we have those too! A killing quest is typically a quest that requires
you to kill a certain amount of a specific npc or within a specific area.

===Exploration===

Your exploration on Tsunami is tracked, you can see how much of an area
you have managed to explore and how much of our total world at any time.
There is a top explorer list where players can compare their scores with one
another, there are even rewards available based on the percentage explored.
This feature was implemented many years ago and the current top player
has slightly over 93% explored.

==Houses==
{{main|Houses}}
You want your own house that can be upgraded with bodyguards and safe deposits
among other things? We have that!

==Shops==

Would you fancy managing your own shop on Tsunami, adjusting prices and selecting
what items or heals your shop should offer from a long list?
Then you'll like the shop system we offer!
There are two different type of shops that one can setup, item or heal shops and no
shop is the same as the next. The owner customizes his unique shop and offer different
items at different prices, just dont forget to restock once in a while or even your
most loyal customers might give up on you!

==Autobalance==

Autobalance is an effort to automatically adjust the experience gained by killing
different types of npcs. Based on how often the specific subclass is killed relative
to others it will have a rarity bonus experience when killed, some are worth more
experience because players avoid them while some might have a bonus because they are
rare, which is an incentive to explore in order to locate them don't you think?

==Meta games==

A strange concept, meta games on Tsunami refers to games within the game.
We have yahtzee and poker but most interesting of all is Tsunami's own card game
Magewar! As you kill npcs they will occasionally drop magewar cards of different
rarity and color. Your cards can be used to make your own deck with which you can
play against other players!
Magewar is similar to magic the gathering though with it's own unique cards and
somewhat different rules, don't hesitate to try it out! Some appreciate the
card collecting more than the actual game though once you start playing you will notice
what a surprisingly solid game it actually is.
There is also a magewar cardstore where cards can be bought and sold, so if you're
looking for a specific card that would fit into your deck check it out!

==Invasions==
{{Main|Invasions}}
A fun feature on Tsunami is the invasion event that occurs every now and then,
typically once or more every day.
There is a huge amount of precoded invasions with original and thematic invaders
that players can view using magic mirrors to try and track them down based on the
description of the rooms the different invaders inhabit as the player views them.
After the invasion has been repelled players are rewarded very nicely based on
how many points they managed to score (based on kills and levels).

==Wide range of subclasses==

Currently Tsunami has over 60 different subclasses to choose from
that are all unique. The precise number of subclasses may vary as new subclasses
are added, some are rewritten and updated while some, sadly, are removed.
Rest assured that original subclasses is something that Tsunami really excels
at however!

==See also==
<ul>
:<li>[[Questlist]]
:<li>[[Getting started]]
</ul>

Template:Main

2010-02-09T21:55:16Z

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Template:Command

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{{{description}}}

==Using {{PAGENAME}}==
{{{use}}}

==See also==
<ul>
:<li>[[Praise]]
:<li>[[Bug]]
:<li>[[Typo]]
:<li>[[War]]
</ul>
<includeonly>
[[Category:Commands]]
</includeonly>

Wartime

2010-02-09T21:48:09Z

Atlas: Created page with '{{command|use= *Command: wartime (no arguments).| description= This command will show the time remaining before a war may be voted on.}}'

{{command|use=
*Command: wartime (no arguments).|
description=
This command will show the time remaining before a war may be voted on.}}

Getting started

2010-02-09T21:47:02Z

Atlas:

Welcome to Tsunami MUD!

Since this is unlikely your first MUD, the quickest way to get you started
is to talk about some of the major aspects unique to Tsunami:

==Starting areas==
Please see [[Newbie areas|newbie areas]] for a nice list
of newbie areas to start your adventures.

==Wars==
Every so often, the MUD shuts down and comes back up in
"war mode". The war lasts until there is a victorious
player or team, and the MUD will then restart and come
back in "normal" mode for an extended period of time.

All participants are awarded experience or gold, and
the better you do, the more you get.

To see when the next war is scheduled to start see the
[[wartime]] command. To learn more about wars, please see
the [[Wars|war]] help file.

==Experience==
You do not need to go to a guild hall to raise your
stats, skills, spells, songs or prayers. As you kill
monsters, play wars and do quests you earn "spendable"
experience. This may be spent to raise stats, skills,
spells and so on, using the [exp] command. (see [help exp]).
You start off with 2,000 spendable experience points.

To see your current stat and skill levels, see the
[[Commands|Stats]], [[Commands|skills]], [[Commands|spells]], [[Commands|prayers]] and [[Commands|songs]]
commands. (Note your class may not have all of
these.)
Note: spending experience does not subtract from the
"total" experience you have gained, only "spendable"
experience. Your level is determined by your "total"
experience. Please see [help exp] for more information
on the exp [[Commands|command]] and [[levels]] for more information
on levels.

==Basic commands==

For a full listing of commands available to you, see [[:Category:Commands]]

:<li>Kill - Attack a monster or player 
:<li>Score - Find out about yourself 
:<li>Exp - Enter "exp" mode (spend your experience) 
:<li>Look or l - Look at your room or an object 
:<li>Town - A free teleport to town (until lvl 10) 

:<li>Do - Perform a skill (see [[Skills]]) 
:<li>Cast - Cast a spell (see [[Spells]]) 
:<li>Pray - Perform a prayer (see [[prayers]]) 
:<li>Sing - Sing a song (see [songs]) 

:<li>Tell - Send a private message to a player 
:<li>Shout - Shout a message to the whole MUD 
:<li>Chat - Talk on the "chat" channel (see [channels]) 

Again, see [[Commands]] for all of your
available commands with brief help text.

==See also==

:<li>[[:Category:Commands]]
:<li>[[:Category:Races]]
:<li>[[:Category:Areas]]
:<li>[[Stats]]
:<li>[[Alias]]

Alias

2010-02-09T21:44:27Z

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{{command|description=
An alias is basically a short cut for using skills on Tsunami. Learning to use them effectively is important.|
use=
*Command: [un]alias
*Syntax: [un]alias [account] [ <alias> <command> -clear ]

====Character aliases:====
*alias View current aliases (CHARACTER and ACCOUNT).
*alias <alias> <command> Set the verb alias to execute command.
*alias <alias> Check the value of <alias> (CHAR and ACCOUNT)
*alias -clear Clear all current aliases
*unalias <alias> Removes <alias> from your alias list

====Account aliases:====
*alias account <alias> <command> Add alias for all chars on account.
*alias account -clear Clear all current ACCOUNT aliases
*unalias account <alias> Removes <alias> from your ACT alias list

====Substitution====
Substitution variable that exist are:
*$# - Where # is the number of the word after the verb to substitute.
*$* - Will be substituted with everything after the verb.
Another example: 'alias k kill $*' will expand 'k dealer' to 'kill dealer'
However it is not required as 'alias k kill' will also expand 'k dealer' to
'kill dealer'

A better example of the use of the $* follows.
'alias sizeup consider $* sizeup'
This will take any argument after typing sizeup and feed it into the alias :
'sizeup dog' -> 'consider dog sizeup'
'sizeup smurf 3' -> 'consider smurf 3 sizeup'
}}

Alias

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{{command|description=
An alias is basically a short cut for using skills on Tsunami. Learning to use them effectively is important.|
use=
*Command: [un]alias
*Syntax: [un]alias [account] [ <alias> <command> -clear ]

CHARACTER aliases:
*alias View current aliases (CHARACTER and ACCOUNT).
*alias <alias> <command> Set the verb alias to execute command.
*alias <alias> Check the value of <alias> (CHAR and ACCOUNT)
*alias -clear Clear all current aliases
*unalias <alias> Removes <alias> from your alias list

ACCOUNT aliases:
*alias account <alias> <command> Add alias for all chars on account.
*alias account -clear Clear all current ACCOUNT aliases
*unalias account <alias> Removes <alias> from your ACT alias list

Substitution variable that exist are:
*$# - Where # is the number of the word after the verb to substitute.
*$* - Will be substituted with everything after the verb.
Another example: 'alias k kill $*' will expand 'k dealer' to 'kill dealer'
However it is not required as 'alias k kill' will also expand 'k dealer' to
'kill dealer'

A better example of the use of the $* follows.
'alias sizeup consider $* sizeup'
This will take any argument after typing sizeup and feed it into the alias :
'sizeup dog' -> 'consider dog sizeup'
'sizeup smurf 3' -> 'consider smurf 3 sizeup'
}}

Abort

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{{command|description=
Abort will allow you to stop executing a skill. This will
cause you to lose a certain number of sp based on how much the
skill usually takes.|
use=
*Syntax: abort}}

Permit

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{{command|description=
Some skills and spells require the target to be willing. You can
indicate that you are a willing target of <action> from <who> by
using this command.|
use=
*syntax: permit <who> <action>

==List of permissible actions==
=====Permit foo ride=====
*Allows Foo to ride you as a steed (using the ride skill). Really only useful to dragons,unicorns, and centaurs.
=====Permit foo steer=====
*Allows Foo to steer if he is riding you.
=====Permit foo summon=====
*Allows Foo to summon\compel you with a spell or prayer without it being considered an aggressive act.
=====Permit foo compel=====
*Interchangeable with 'permit foo summon'.
=====Permit foo light=====
*Allows Foo to pray orb on you without it being considered aggressive.
=====Permit foo dark=====
*Allows Foo to cast/prey darkness on you without it being considered aggressive.
=====Permit foo cutecurse=====
*Allows Foo to cast a cute curse on you without going aggressive when doing so.
=====Permit foo resurrect=====
*Allows Foo to resurrect you. You can replace 'foo' with 'everyone' to allow anyone to resurrect you.

==Notes on permit==

The person you should 'permit' is the one casting the summon spell. If this is a charmed NPC, use the NPC's name.)

You may also permit:

feykill, dispel, link, spellsteal, songsteal (fetches),
guidance, cutecurse, view, smoke, pkfight, stfu
}}

Remove

2010-02-09T21:31:05Z

Atlas: Created page with '{{command|use= *Command: remove *Argument: item| description= Remove, is the command to use when you have tired of wearing an item, such as a piece of armour or similar items.}}'

{{command|use=
*Command: remove
*Argument: item|
description=
Remove, is the command to use when you have tired of wearing an item, such
as a piece of armour or similar items.}}

Put

2010-02-09T21:30:25Z

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{{command|use=
*Command: put
*Syntax: put <all / all item / item> [from where / here] in <destination>|
description=
Puts an item in a container; unless you state from where, it will select out
of your inventory. You can only put items you could get or drop.
}}

Drop

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{{command|use=
*Command: drop
*Syntax: drop <[all] item>|
description=

To remove an item from your inventory, you "drop" it. To remove
all items from your inventory, you "drop all". If an item has
been cursed, you will not be able to drop it.
}}

Give

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{{command|description=
This command is used to give things to other players or non-player characters (NPC).|
use=
Command: give
*first argument: An item
*second argument 'to'
*third argument: A player

Give an item to a living object.
*For example, 'give amulet to harry'.
*'give 100 coins to harry'.
*'give all money to harry'.
}}

Get

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{{command|use=
*Command: get or take
*Syntax: get <all/item>|
description=
*Take an item. For example, 'get sword', or 'get sword from corpse'.
*You can also do 'get all', 'get all <item>' or 'get all from <container>'.
*You may substitute take for get in all these situations.
}}

Wear

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{{command|description=
Wear armor, clothing, jewelry, etc. Wearing some items will increase your
armor class while others might produce interesting or strange effects.|
use=
*Command: wear
*Argument: item
}}

Unwield

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{{command|description=
Unwields your currently wielded weapon, if any.|
use=
Syntax: 'unwield'
}}

Terrain

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{{command|description=
Terrains indicate what the environment in the room is like, whether
it's a flat plain or rugged mountains, heavy forest or deep underwater.
There are a number of possible terrain types, and there can be many
in a particular room (an underground pool, for instance, or a road in
the middle of a jungle).

Most races have combat modifiers based on the local terrain. This
represents the race's comfort level in a particular terrain, and its
ability to use the terrain to its benefit. A positive modifier means
you will deal more damage in normal combat, while a negative modifier
means you will deal less.

You can check the local terrains with the 'terrain' or '[[Realm|realm]]' commands.|
use=
Command: terrain

This command will tell you the terrain and the 'outdoors-ness' of
the room you're in.

==Naturally-occuring terrains==
*Plains - on a flat, open plain
*Hills - in the hills
*Mountains - in the high mountains
*Forest - in a wooded area
*Swamp - in a swamp
*Desert - in a dry, desert-like region
*Jungle - in a deep jungle
*Arctic - in a cold, frozen territory
*Underground - beneath the earth
*Shore - next to a large body of water
*Water - on the *surface* of the water
*Underwater - beneath the waves
*Tundra - arctic plains with permafrost subsoil

==Constructed terrains==
*Town - in an urban area like a town or village
*Building - in or on a building
*Road - on a larger 'civilized' road, not a small footpath
*Bridge - on a bridge
*Cultivated - in an agricultural area, such as a farm or garden
*Cemetery - in a graveyard or burial ground
*Ship - in a ship or boat

==Unusual terrains==
*Air - flying through the air, in the clouds, or otherwise "above the ground"
*Dimension - in another dimension, such as the abyss or the rift
}}

Stats

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{{command|description=
All characters have four vital statistics. They are an integral part of playing Tsunami and understanding how they work is important. All skills have a stat base and are rewarded a bonus based on that base. For example [[Combat|combat]] is based equally on strength and dexterity, so raising your strength by 10 will increase your combat by 5.|
use=
Syntax: Stats, Stats max

The four stats that characters have are:

====Strength====
*Determines how much you can carry, and increases all Strength-based skills (such as [[Combat|combat]]).

====Dexterity====
*Improves Dexterity-based skills (such as [[Stealth|stealth]], [[Steal|steal]], [[Combat|combat]], etc).

====Intelligence====
*Every time Constitution goes up one, so do hit points. Constitution improves all Constitution-based skills (such as [[Resistance|resistance]]).

====Constitution====
*Every time Constitution goes up one, so do hit points. Constitution improves all Constitution-based skills (such as [[Resistance|resistance]]).
}}

Realm

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{{command|description=
The realm command is used to see what wizard is responsible for
the area you are currently standing in, a creature, or an item.
So you know who to address complaints to.
The command can also tell you where you are, so if you get lost,
or are just curious, you can find out for later reference.
If you omit the parameter it will give you information on the room
you are in, otherwise it will give you information on the item,
or creature, specified.|
use=
*Command: realm 
*Syntax: realm [<item>]
}}

Template:Command

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{{{description}}}

==Using {{PAGENAME}}==
{{{use}}}

==See also==
<ul>
:<li>[[Praise]]
:<li>[[Bug]]
:<li>[[Typo]]
</ul>
<includeonly>
[[Category:Commands]]
</includeonly>

Permit

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Atlas:

{{command|description=
Some skills and spells require the target to be willing. You can
indicate that you are a willing target of <action> from <who> by
using this command.|
use=
*syntax: permit <who> <action>

==List of permissible actions==
Permit foo ride
*Allows Foo to ride you as a steed (using the ride skill). Really only useful to dragons,unicorns, and centaurs.
Permit foo steer
*Allows Foo to steer if he is riding you.
Permit foo summon
*Allows Foo to summon\compel you with a spell or prayer without it being considered an aggressive act.
Permit foo compel
*Interchangeable with 'permit foo summon'.
Permit foo light
*Allows Foo to pray orb on you without it being considered aggressive.
Permit foo dark
*Allows Foo to cast/prey darkness on you without it being considered aggressive.
Permit foo cutecurse
*Allows Foo to cast a cute curse on you without going aggressive when doing so.
Permit foo resurrect
*Allows Foo to resurrect you. You can replace 'foo' with 'everyone' to allow anyone to resurrect you.

==Notes on permit==

The person you should 'permit' is the one casting the summon spell. If this is a charmed NPC, use the NPC's name.)

You may also permit:

feykill, dispel, link, spellsteal, songsteal (fetches),
guidance, cutecurse, view, smoke, pkfight, stfu
}}

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{{{description}}}

==Using {{PAGENAME}}==
{{{use}}}

==See also==
<ul>
:<li>[[Praise]]
:<li>[[Bug]]
:<li>[[Typo]]
</ul>
<includeonly>
[[Category:Commands]]
</includeonly>

Mark

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{{command|description=
The mark command simply sets an invisible flag on an item so
that it can not be accidentally sold in most shops.
These marks may be deleted with the 'unmark' command.|
use=
*Command: mark
*Syntax: mark [all] <item>
}}

Inventory

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{{command|description=

Lists the objects in your inventory (what you are carrying).
The <identifier> allows you to specify what types of things
you wish to be listed. It can be what the item is, or a word
in it's short (using regexp formats if you wish). Case is
ignored - "black" is the same as "Black".
For example:
*i black - lists all things with "black" in their short, as well as all things that you can see with "look black"
*i armour - lists all armour in your inventory, as well as anything else that may have "armour" in it's short
*i weight - lists all items in your inventory, with the item's weight shown first.|
use=
*Command: i 
*Syntax: i [<identifier>]
}}

Condition

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{{command|description=
This tells you all the current influences(ie light level) that
are affecting you, and the room that you
are currently in.|
use=
*syntax: 'condition'.
}}

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{{{description}}}

==Using {{PAGENAME}}==
{{{use}}}

==See also==
<ul>
:<li>[[Praise]]
:<li>[[Bug]]
:<li>[[Typo]]
</ul>
<includeonly>
[[Category:Commands]]
</includeonly>

Races

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Choosing a race on Tsunami is an important aspect of character creation. To pick the right race you will want to consider what stat base is going to suit your chosen class, ie. If you were to choose a mage class you will want a intelligence based race, where as a fighter will want a strength or dexterity based race. The following is a basic overview of the available races.

*[[Centaur]]
*[[Elf]]
*[[Human]]
*[[Half-elf]]
*[[Merfolk]]
*[[Nekojin]]
*[[Skaven]]
*[[Danpiru]]
*[[Flind]]
*[[Halfling]]
*[[Minotaur]]
*[[Ogre]]
*[[Sleen]]
*[[Drow]]
*[[Ghant]]
*[[Muul]]
*[[Orc]]
*[[Dwarf]]
*[[Gnome]]
*[[Kenku]]
*[[Myconoid]]
*[[Sanjiyan]]

Centaur

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{{race|description=
Centaurs are a race of woodland beings which are part [[Race:Human|Human]] and part horse.
They have the upper torso, arms, and head of a human, and the lower body of
a large, powerful horse. Centaurs are considered primitive by many
'civilized' races, as their society is tribal and very animistic. They
are, however, some of the most competent bowmen and [[hunters]] in the [[realm]].

Their horse bodies are strong and healthy, though they can be awkward in
tight spaces. Centaurs are at home in the open grasslands, hills, and
forests, and they fight well there; they get uncomfortable when they can't
see the sky.

Because of their body structure, centaurs cannot wear boots or most normal
metal body [[equipment|armour]]. Suits of centaur-shaped barding can be found or forged,
however, as can horseshoes.

Their strong association with the natural world leaves centaurs with a set
of bones and hooves that weaken quickly after death.

As half-horse creatures, centaur have a number of advantages. Their strong
backs are suitable for carrying extra gear, as well as riders - centaurs
can '[[permit]]' almost anyone with the [[ride]] skill to mount up on their backs.
Their extra legs give them the leverage needed to [[wield]] large (two-handed)
weapons in one hand. They sometimes use those same legs to attack, getting
extra hoof-strikes on their opponents. Lastly, centaurs are natural
runners, and can often keep running even when wounded.|
stats=
*Strength +10
*Dexterity -5
*Intelligence -15
*Constitution +10|
damage= |
1= {{skills|p=
====Positive skill adjustments====
Centaurs receive +5 in the following:

*[[Ride]]
*[[Guts]]
*[[Ram]]
*[[Spear]]
*[[Forage]]
*[[Toughness]]

Centaurs receive +10 in the following:

*[[Bowmaking]]
*[[Bow]]
*[[Run]]|n=

====Negative skills adjusments====
Centaurs receive -5 in the following:

*[[Weaponry]]
*[[Dagger]]

Centaurs receive -10 in the following:
*[[Dodge]]
*[[Armour]]
*[[Stealth]]

Centaurs start with second degree Air for the Wu-Jen mage subclass.}}|
max=9|min=1|
terrain=
*Plains +10
*Road +10
*Forest +5
*Hills +5
*Ship -5
*Town -5
*Mountains -10
*Building -10
*Underground -10
}}

Elf

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{{race|description=
Elves are somewhat shorter than men, but not by much. They appear thin and
frail, and are slightly weaker than humans. Elves have very pale
complexions and appear very fragile. This is a result of their low
constitutions. But, elves are quite dexterous.

Elves tend to live in the forests of Tsunami, studying the vast array of
flora and fauna. They have a deep respect for nature, and have come to
understand it in great detail. This results in an intelligence that is
quite higher than humans. The elven race is not generally known for its
fighting abilities, but elves are endowed with the abilities to use bows
and swords exceptionally well. Ask any Orc that has tried to kill an elf
in the woods and you'd know that they are exceptionally difficult to find!

The elven lifespan can span many human generations. Though the reasons are
not completely understood, it is thought that it is related to fact that
elves are exceedingly hard to resurrect after they die. Elves have the
ability to see in the dark, but only while outdoors.|
stats=
*Strength -5
*Dexterity +5
*Intelligence +10
*Constitution -10|
damage= |
1= {{skills|p=
*[[Bow]] +5
*[[Deathblade]] +5
*[[Obfuscate]] +5
*[[Stealth]] +5
*[[Sword]] +5
*[[Steal]] +5
*[[Preparation]] +5|n= }}|
max=9|min=1|
terrain=
*Forest +10
*Cultivated +5
*Jungle +5
*Arctic -5
*Mountains -5
*Underground -10
}}

Human

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{{race|description= Humans are the average as races go, with no special strengths or weaknesses.
However, as the superb generalists, they are generally able to learn skills
slightly faster than members of the other races. They are also best able to
make continual use of the items they find around the mud.|
stats=
*Strength 0
*Dexterity 0
*Intelligence 0
*Constitution 0|
1= {{skills|p=
*[[Enlist]] +10|n= |

Humans gain +2 spell slots for the [[Wu-Jen]] [[mage]] subclass.}}|
damage= |max = 9|min= 1|
terrain=

*Humans receive a +3 to combat on all types of [[terrain]].
}}

Half-elf

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{{race|description=
Half-elves are half [[Race:Human|human]] and half [[Race:Elf|elf]]. They have physical features of
both races. They are of average human strength and intelligence, but have
slightly lower constitution and slightly higher dexterity. They inherit
the ability to see in the dark outside, like their elven parent. But, they
are no more difficult to [[resurrect]] than any other man.|
stats=
*Strength 0
*Dexterity +5
*Intelligence 0
*Constitution -5|
damage= |
1= {{skills|p=
====Positive skill adjustments====
*[[Bow]] +2
*[[Deathblade]] +2
*[[Stealth]] +2
*[[Sword]] +2|n= |

Half-elves gain +1 spell slots for the [[Wu-Jen]] [[mage]] subclass.}}|
max= 8|min= 0|
terrain=
*Forest +5
*Underground -5
}}

Merfolk

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{{race|description=
Merfolk are an aquatic race of fishmen. They have a humanoid upper body;
instead of legs, though, they have the finned tail of a huge fish. Merfolk
are covered in small, multi-colored scales. While they may not provide
protection, these oily scales do insulate them from the icy chill of the
deep and make it hard to keep a merman trapped.

Merfolk are known for their incredible voices. Many a sailor has been
enchanted - sometimes lured to his death - by the bewitching siren songs of
the mermaids. Mers are trained from an early age in the use of sharp,
thrusting weapons like [[Skill:dagger|daggers]] and [[Skill:Polearm|tridents]].

Recent generations of merfolk have developed an innate magical ability:
they can split their fishtails into two fin-covered legs and walk around on
the shore. This tail-shift happens automatically whenever the merfolk
enters or leaves the water. Unfortunately, though, this keeps them from
wearing [[Armour|boots]] of any kind.

As an aquatic race, merfolk never [[Damage|drown]]. When in the water, they move fast
(even heavily wounded), and fight better. However, they fight worse in
very dry or enclosed spaces.|
stats=
*Strength -5
*Dexterity +5
*Intelligence +5
*Constitution -5|
damage= {{damage|mod=
*Drown +50
*Cold +10
*Shock -10}}|
1= {{skills|p=
====Positive skill adjustments====
*[[Singing]] +10
*[[Polearm]] +10
*[[Escape]] +10
*[[Holy water]] +10
*[[Spear]] +10
*[[Dagger]] +5|
n=
====Negative skill adjustments====

*[[Axe]] -5
*[[Mace]] -5
*[[Deathblade]] -5
*[[Sword]] -5
*[[Two handed sword|2-hsword]] -5

Merfolk start with first degree Water for the [[Wu-Jen]] [[mage]] subclass.}}|
max= 8|min= 0|
terrain=
*Underwater +10
*Water +10
*Bridge +5
*Ship +5
*Shore +5
*Swamp +5
*Building -5
*Hills -5
*Plains -5
*Underground -5
*Desert -10
*Mountains -10
}}

Nekojin

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{{race|description=
The mysterious cat-people called Nekojin have been around since the
earliest days of Tsunami history. These humanoid felines have large, sharp
facial features, short fur, and thin tails. Vicious claws grow from their
fingers and toes.

The nekojin are said to come originally from the far eastern islands; in
recent years, though, they have spread throughout the realms, and can be
found prowling the fringes of the civilized lands.

Nekojin are slightly smaller than [[Humans]], and slightly more feral. They
are, however, the fastest, most agile race in Tsunami. Their large,
slit-pupil eyes are excellent for seeing in the dark; that, along with
their whiskers and feline ears, make nekojin better at noticing things than
most people. Nekojin don't like the water, and fight poorly in wet
conditions. Their claws make extremely good natural [[Weapons|weapons]]. They have
amazingly good balance, and will almost never be knocked off their feet.

As a feral race, nekojin will occasionally go into a brief, but wild,
fighting frenzy, landing twice as many attacks as normal.|
stats=
*Strength -5
*Dexterity +15
*Intelligence -5
*Constitution -5|
damage= |
1= {{skills|p=
===Positive skill adjustments===
*[[Unarmed]] +10
*[[Weaponry]] +10
*[[Awareness]] +5
*[[Backstab]] +5|
n= |
Nekojin start with first degree Water, Spirit and Earth for the [[Wu-Jen]]
[[mage]] subclass.}}|
max= 8|min= 0|
terrain=
*Jungle +10
*Forest +10
*Ship -5
*Shore -5
*Water -10
*Underwater -10
}}

Skaven

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{{race|description=
Skaven are a race of beastmen combining the natures of man and rat. They
came into being during the Incursions of [[Chaos]] when giant rats were exposed
to the magic of the warpstone. They take the form of giant rats in a
twisted parody of human form, between 4 and 6 feet tall.

Other details vary widely, as they are rooted in [[Chaos]]. Except for their
ears and tail, they are covered in close-growing fur. Most are brown in
[[Color|color]] but some are grey or even white. The white skaven can make very good
Chaosmages. Their rat-like feet, however, cannot be covered up by normal
[[Armour|boots]].

Skaven are slightly weaker on average than [[Human|humans]], but are very dexterous
and have a cunning intellect. Due to the way in which they were made they
have a weak constitution. They have been known to resist the power of
Chaos for that is what they were born of. They are also highly resistant
to [[Damage|poison]] after researching the poisonous warpstone for so many years. For
some obscure reason, Skavens tend to take more damage from fire and less
from cold.

Skaven tend to make very good [[Thief|thieves]] and can make good spellcasters.|
stats=
*Strength -5
*Dexterity +10
*Intelligence +5
*Constitution -10|
damage= {{damage|mod=
*Chaos +20
*Cold +20
*Poison +20
*Fire -20}}|
1= {{skills|p=
===Postive skill adjustments===

*[[Magic]] +10 (for [[Chaosmage]])
*[[Backstab]] +5
*[[Stealth]] +5
*[[Dagger]] +5|
n=
===Negative skills adjustments===
*[[Polearm]] -5
*[[Staff]] -5
*[[Two handed sword|2-hsword]] -5
*[[Bow]] -5
*[[Flail]] -5}}|
max= 8|min= 0|
terrain=
*Cemetery +5
*Dimension +5
*Swamp +5
*Town +5
*Underground +5
*Arctic -5
*Desert -5
*Forest -5
*Hills -5
*Mountains -5
}}

Danpiru

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{{race|description=
Danpiru are the unholy byproduct of the mating of a [[Human|human]] with a once-human
[[Vampire]]. They are born as living creatures, but inherit many traits from
their unliving parent. These beings are shunned by both living and [[Undead]],
not truly fitting into either world. Humans fear them, while vampires look
down on them, calling them halfbloods.

Danpiru look human except for their red eyes, elongated canines, and sharp,
claw-like fingernails. Some halfbloods revel in their vampiric nature,
while others hate their heritage, even going so far as to hunt down the
vampires that gave them their cursed existence.

Their not-quite-fully-alive nature gives them advantages over normal men.
They can see in the dark. They can 'drain' a corpse, much like a vampire.
They have some resistance to a vampire's mesmerizing abilities. They take
less damage from life-draining attacks. They are (un)naturally good with
black magic. They take to swordplay as if it were second nature, often
overwhelming opponents with their rapidfire bladesmanship.

However, the forces of life and death are constantly warring in a danpiru's
blood, which makes them considerably less resilient than most races. They
take extra damage from holy attacks, and fight poorly on holy ground. They
tend toward evil, and have a hard time improving their alignment. Most
importantly: some part of their being will reject any sort of healing they
receive, slightly reducing the benefit they get from most heals. This also
includes being resurrected. Due to a Danpiru's half-nature, they are
extremely hard to [[Resurrect]].

Danpiru are immune to the vampiric embrace, and so never become vampires.|
stats=
*Strength: 0
*Dexterity: +5
*Intelligence: +5
*Constitution -10|
damage= {{damage|mod=
*Drain +10
*Holy -15
*Light -15}}|
1= {{skills|p=
===Positive skill adjustments===

*[[Magic]] +5 (for Undead) +10 (for Necromancer)
*[[Religion]] +5 (for Undead) +10 (for Zealot or Nefaricium)
*[[Sword]] +5
*[[Quicken]] +5
*[[Unarmed]] +5
*[[Attacking]] +5
*[[Deathblade]] +5
*[[Weaponry]] +5
*[[Whirlwind]] +5
*[[Stealth]] +5
*[[Invulnerability]] +5
*[[Sweep]] +5
*[[Charm]] +5
*[[Hitsu-do]] +5
|n= }}|max= 6|min= -2|
terrain=
*Cemetery +5
*Underground +5
*Desert -5
*Forest -5
*Jungle -5
*Mountains -5
*Plains -5
}}

Flind

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{{race|description=
No one is really sure where flind came from. There have been rumors that
they are the result of a failed magical experiment with [[Human|humans]] and dogs.
They stand about the same height as humans, with the head and face of a
canine.

Flind are somewhat stronger than humans, but seem to be a little less
healthy, which was a flaw of the experiment that supposedly created them.
They are a little smarter than the average human, but much more clumsy due
to the odd combination of human and canine qualities. Flind prefer to use
blunt [[Weapons|weapons]], and seem to do so with a better skill than that of edged
weapons.

Because of all the fur on their bodies, they seem to take a little more
damage from fire based attacks, and a little less damage from cold based
attacks. Also, flind are unable to wear [[Armour|helmets]] because of their snouts,
and [[Armour|boots]] because of their paws.

Due to their partial, animalistic nature, flind have good night sight in
all conditions.|
stats=
*Strength +10
*Dexterity -15
*Intelligence +10
*Constitution -5|
damage= {{damage|mod=
*Fire -20
*Cold +20}}|
1= {{skills|p=
====Positive skill adjustments====
*[[Flail]] +10
*[[Mace]] +5
*[[Staff]] +5|
n=
====Negative skills adjustments====
*[[Axe]] -5
*[[Polearm]] -5
*[[Two handed sword|2-hsword]] -5
*[[Bow]] -5
*[[Dagger]] -5
*[[Sword]] -5

Flind start with first degree Spirit for the Wu-Jen mage subclass.}}|
max= 8|min= 0|
terrain=
*Arctic +5
*Hills +5
*Mountains +5
*Jungle -5
*Swamp -5
*Underground -5
}}

Halfling

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{{race|description=
Halflings are extremely gregarious and outgoing creatures, with round,
childlike faces; big, affable grins; and extremely hairy feet. They stand
about 3 feet tall, and otherwise appear to be very small humans. They are
very proud of their fur-covered feet, and never cover them.

Halflings are masterful merry-makers and deeply enjoy the Good Things in
life. They enjoy a lively song, and they are considered the best story-
tellers in the realm. They also love a really bad joke, especially if it's
at the expense of the 'big folk'. These jests often involve a well-placed
taunt, or the pocketing of small 'misplaced' goods.

Halflings are peace-loving by nature, and are particularly inoffensive and
non-threatening. However, they are also some of the bravest creatures in
the realm, able to face intimidating threats that would make a hardened
minotaur warrior balk.|
stats=
*Strength -20
*Dexterity +15
*Intelligence 0
*Constitution +5|
damage= |
1= {{skills|p=
====Positive skill adjustments====
*[[Stealth]] +5
*[[Steal]] +5
*[[Hide]] +5
*[[Parry]] +5
*[[Sleight]] +5
*[[Escape]] +5
*[[Singing]] +5
*[[Guts]] +5
*[[Taunt]] +10
*[[Quell]] +10|
n=
====Negative skill adjustments====
*[[Wail]] -5
*[[Frighten]] -10
*[[Stealth]] +5
*[[Intimidate]] -15

Halflings start with first degree Air for the Wu-Jen mage subclass.}}|
max= 9|min= 1|
terrain=
*Cultivated +10
*Plains +10
*Building +5
*Town +5
*Road +5
*Swamp -5
*Ship -5
*Dimension -10
*Arctic -10
}}