2. 'BASIC COMMANDS'
There are a couple of things the game looks for when you type a command, and 
understanding this is essential for you to get anywhere in the game.
SHORTCUTS: You do not have to type out the entire word in the game for it to 
understand what you want to do. Just type enough letters and it will understand 
what to do. For example, instead of typing "ATTACK GOBLIN" you can type "A GOB"
and the game will figure out the rest. Sometimes you may need to type two or 
more letters so that the game can differentiate between two similiar commands.
IGNORED WORDS: The game accepts full sentence input where possible, but be aware
that the following words are (mostly) ignored: the,and,to,at,of,on,a,off
PIPES, TARGETS and ALIASES: You can send multiple "commands" on one line by
separating them with a pipe character "|". To put that into an ALIAS, use 
two pipes "||". You can set a TARGET, and you can use that target in an 
in-game ALIAS by specifying "$$" (you may need to UNTARGET first). For example,
you type "ALIAS mt murder $$ || get all corpse" and then "TAR GOBLIN" and you
can now go around merrily typing mt to bash and loot goblins.
LISTS:  You can take advantage of lists to avoid using keywords. For example,
typing "kill 2." will typically attack the first creature in the room.  This
is because the last to enter the room (usually, you) will be first in the list.
Command type         Examples
2.1 
Movement         north south east west up down map scan open unlock
2.2 
Config           config auto color description prompt
2.3 
Objects          inv get put drop give examine compare wear
2.4 
Communication    newbiechat gossip auction say tell yell note
2.5 
Information      score affects area time weather where who worth
2.6 
Combat           consider kill flee wimpy cast bash
2.7 
Cabal Commands   cb
2.8 
Misc Commands    ! save quit delete prompt practice train
2.9 
Immortal Commands wizlist wish insight outfit recall
You may type "commands all" to see all available commands, or you
may filter with the category name, e.g. type "commands config".
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SUMMARY > 
BASIC COMMANDS