Command Index

A reference to player commands, grouped by activity.

This index groups the commands every player can type. A class's own skills and spells are typed by their own names and are listed on the class pages; staff commands are left out.

help <command> gives the full syntax of any of these. Where two words do the same thing they share a row. Short forms such as i for inventory, l for look and n for go north are built into the game.

Movement and exploration#

Command	What it does
`go`	Moves you in a direction or into a named place.
`look`	Looks at the room, or at an item or creature by name, number or ordinal.
`glance`	Shows the room name, exits and occupants without the full description.
`here`	Lists who and what is in the room, with the words that name each one (`2nd rat`).
`exits`	Lists only the ways out of the room, doors included, which suits a screen reader.
`enter`	Steps into a portal, doorway or other entrance in the room.
`climb`	Climbs up, down, into or through something in the room.
`jump`	Jumps into, over, off or onto something.
`swim`	Swims in a direction, in water, if your race can swim.
`fly`	Flies in a direction where flight is possible, at a cost in stamina.
`crawl`	Moves while sitting or lying down, at a cost in stamina.
`sink`	Stops swimming and lets you sink.
`recall`	Takes you to the Explorer's Guild Lounge in Aurin after a few seconds. It works until you pass level 50, never in a fight, and needs five minutes between uses.
`compass`	Sets the Tideglass Compass on a destination and shows which way to walk; `compass destinations` lists the places it knows.
`travel`	Walks you, one step a second, to wherever your compass is set. It costs no stamina; a step of your own or `travel stop` ends it.
`map`	Draws a map of the rooms around you; `map <size>` takes a width of up to 15 rooms.
`remember`	Recalls the last four directions you walked.
`peer`	Looks into the next room in a direction without going in.
`search`	Searches the room or an object for hidden exits, items and other secrets.
`listen`	Listens to the room, or to one thing in it.
`smell`	Smells the room, one thing, or another person. People carry the smell of the places they spend time in.
`taste`	Tastes the air, or an item.
`touch`, `feel`	Feels an object, or part of one, for its texture.
`sit`, `stand`, `kneel`, `lie`	Change your posture; you can sit in a chair or lie in a bed.
`wake`	Wakes you from sleep.
`rest`	Sits you down to recover health, spell points and endurance until you are full or something interrupts you.
`position`	Reports your posture, or another creature's.
`stealth`	Turns silent movement on or off; it costs stamina and needs 20 points of stealth skill.
`stop`	Ends an activity such as fishing or fighting.
`mount`	Mounts a riding animal you own, once you have called it to your side.
`dismount`	Gets down from your mount.
`ride`	Moves the animal you are riding.
`befriend`	Offers friendship to a creature; whether it accepts is up to the creature.
`abandon`	Sends a pet or other follower away.
`lead`	Leads someone who is already trying to follow you.
`board`	Boards a ship docked in the room.
`purchase`	At a dock, lists the boats it sells or buys a rowboat or a sloop. Larger ships are sold by guild merchants.
`listships`	Lists every ship you own, with her condition, guns and where she lies.
`retrieve`	Brings one of your ships out of the drydock where you stand.
`repair`	At a mender's bench, mends worn weapons and armor for a fee; at a dock, repairs a ship.

Combat#

Command	What it does
`attack`	Starts a fight with a creature, or with every hostile creature in the room. `attack stop` stops your own attacks.
`melee`	Closes to melee with a target, which makes fleeing harder for both of you.
`target`	Sets the creature your blows and abilities go to.
`ignore`	Stops you attacking one creature, or all of them.
`consider`	Judges from your levels how a fight with a creature would go.
`xa`	Describes the health of your target or another creature in words.
`threat`	Shows who a defender is paying attention to.
`enemies`	Lists the creatures and players that are hostile to you.
`flee`	Tries to run from a fight by an open exit.
`style`	Shows your fighting styles and their mastery, or changes style.
`shoot`	Fires a wielded, loaded ranged weapon at a target or in a direction.
`bump`	Tries to shove a creature into the next room.
`smother`	Puts out burning oil or a lit fuse where something is burning in a fight.
`dress`	Enters social mode, where others see your clothing rather than your armor.
`undress`	Returns you to combat mode, where your armor and weapons show and protect you.
`loot`	Takes what a corpse holds; in a group, the haul is announced to the group.
`lootall`	Loots every corpse in the room at once.
`bury`	Buries a corpse, dropping what it held on the floor first.
`showsupplies`	Shows everyone in the room the potions and food you carry.
`vitals`	Shows your health, spell points and endurance as bars, to you and to the room.

Character and progression#

Command	What it does
`score`	Shows your character overview in a bordered panel.
`summary`	Shows your stats with gear bonuses, your vitals, stomach, armor and resistances.
`stat`	Shows your seven attributes, luck included.
`hp`	Shows current and maximum health, spell points and endurance.
`buffs`	Lists the effects on you, good and bad, with the time each has left; `aff` and `eff` are other names for it.
`status`	Shows the conditions affecting your body.
`body`	Says in words how badly hurt you are.
`level`	Shows your level and the experience the next one costs.
`xp`	Shows experience earned today, from your last kill, and toward the next level.
`advance`	Spends experience to gain a level, beside your guild's trainer.
`approvelevel`	Lets a guildmaster, or a High Priest for clerics, approve a member past one of the gates at levels 25, 50, 75 and 100.
`remort`	Shows your lives and remort points, what each class asks, and carries out a rebirth at level 100.
`hardmode`	Lists the hard rules that every player plays by.
`skills`	Lists your guild's abilities; `skills combat`, `skills healing` and the like show one kind.
`powers`, `power`	Shows your abilities on a grid of levels 1 to 100.
`passives`	Shows your class's passive abilities and equips up to two of them. A cleric's are all on at once.
`talents`	Shows your talent trees, spends talent points in them, and with `talents reset` takes every point back.
`achievements`	Shows the Chronicle, the record of deeds your character has earned.
`quest`	Shows, accepts, hands in and drops quests.
`quests`	Lists the quests you have finished.
`work`	Joan Carter's board of paid jobs at the Aurin Post Office, by number: take, drop, hand in, and walk to the next stop.
`rep`	Shows your six reputation indicators and where your clan, guild and faith stand.
`standings`	Shows where your clan, guild and faith stand among their rivals.
`faction`	Shows your standing with the factions of the world.
`race`	Lists your racial abilities and what to type for each.
`title`	Shows your titles and puts one on.
`surname`	Sets or clears your surname.
`describe`	Shows how you look to others and lets you change each part.
`choosebackground`	Chooses your background, once and for good; each one adds a stat point.
`tattoo`	Shows your tattoo, or removes it. Merchants do new tattoo work.
`analyze`	At intelligence 50: for a minute, shows the exact health, level, class and race of every living thing in the room. Once a day.
`doorbash`	At strength 50: smashes a locked door open for 100 endurance. Once a day.
`foresight`	At wisdom 50: for a minute, shows you hidden creatures and things, and the next ability used on you misses. Once a day.
`ironlung`	At constitution 50: for two minutes, you cannot drown. Once a day.
`surestep`	At agility 50: for a minute, no trap goes off under you. Once a day.
`unspoken`	At charisma 50: for two minutes, creatures that would attack you on sight leave you alone. Once a day.
`pressluck`	At luck 50: readies a sure gear drop from your next kill. The charge lasts a day.
`prodskills`	Explains the gathering and crafting skills and where to see each.

Guilds#

Command	What it does
`join`	Joins a guild at its entrance, as an Explorer of level 10 or more; the Merchant's Guild asks for admittance first. A bare `join` accepts a group invitation.
`guild`	Shows your guild's online members, ranks and repute; `guild powers` lists its powers.
`guilds`	Shows which guild the realm holds in highest regard, and the rest.
`granks`, `guildranks`	Lists your guild's members by rank, online or not. Each guild's own word, such as `warriorranks`, does the same.
`accept`, `decline`	Answer a guild invitation. `accept guard` takes a city guard into your group during an invasion; `accept offer` and `decline offer` answer a merchant's terms.
`goffice`	Takes the master of the Mage, Merchant or Necromancer guild to its private chambers.
`gtitle`	Sets the title shown beside your name in the guild listing.
`admittance`	Lets a guildmaster grant or withdraw a player's admittance to the guild.
`ginduct`, `guildinduct`	Lets a guildmaster invite a player into the guild.
`gpromote`, `guildpromote`	Lets a guildmaster raise a member one rank.
`gdemote`, `guilddemote`	Lets a guildmaster lower a member one rank.
`gexile`, `guildexile`	Lets a guildmaster remove a member, after a confirmation; the member becomes an Explorer again.
`gscout`, `guildscout`	Lets a guildmaster list the online players who could join.
`gsetranks`, `guildsetranks`	Lets a guildmaster rename the guild's ranks.

Items and inventory#

Command	What it does
`inventory`	Lists everything you carry, sorted by kind and then name, with the numbers other commands accept.
`ii`	Lists only loose items, leaving out what you wear and wield.
`worn`	Lists what you wear and wield, with inventory numbers.
`gear`, `equipment`	Shows your weapons, armor and jewelry place by place on your body.
`cgear`	Shows the clothing you wear.
`compare`	Sets two weapons or two pieces of armor side by side and says which is better for you.
`ooc`	Shows the out of character statistics of an item you carry or that lies in the room.
`get`	Picks things up from the room or out of a container.
`drop`	Drops things, or coins, on the ground.
`give`	Hands things to a player or an NPC in the room.
`put`	Puts things into a container, or onto a surface.
`remove`	Takes off a worn item, or takes things out of a container.
`wear`	Puts on armor or clothing, one piece or all of it.
`wield`	Wields a weapon in your main hand.
`offwield`	Wields a weapon in your off hand.
`offhand`	Wields a small weapon made for the off hand, such as a dagger.
`unwield`	Stops wielding a weapon.
`equip`	Wields or wears a thing by name or number, taking off whatever is in its way.
`ready`	Wears all your armor and wields one weapon in a single step.
`unready`	Takes off everything you wear and wield.
`qwield`	Saves up to five sets of weapons and switches between them with one command.
`wardrobe`	Saves up to ten outfits of clothing and jewelry and changes into one.
`gdeep`	Takes things out of your bags without naming a bag.
`pdeep`	Puts things away into your bags without naming a bag.
`r`	Puts the last thing you took from a container back where it came from.
`rall`	Puts everything you took from containers back where it came from.
`primary`	Marks one pack as your primary pack, where `put <item>` and `pdeep` go first.
`stack`	Gathers anything left in separate piles into one pile, in your pack and your bags. Things pile up by themselves as they arrive; to take part of a pile, name a count, as in `drop 3 pelts`.
`organise`, `organize`	Sorts your inventory once, when you have set it to list things in the order they arrived.
`mv`	Swaps two inventory positions, when your inventory lists things in the order they arrived.
`keep`	Sets an item aside so that selling, dropping or giving everything leaves it alone. `keep all <item>` keeps every one of a thing.
`unkeep`	Stops keeping an item.
`value`	Lists what the loose things you carry are worth, with a total.
`invoke`	Calls on the special power an item carries.
`runes`	Shows what your socketed runes give, or the sockets of one piece.
`socket`	Explains rune setting: only a guild merchant sets runes, and a set rune stays for good.
`combine`	Forges three matching runes into one of the next tier.
`sets`	Shows your progress toward an armor set and what a finished set gives.
`use`	Uses a magical or special object such as a scroll.
`expend`	Spends a charge from a Potion of Identify or a Potion of Scrying.
`eat`, `drink`	Eat or drink something, fetching it from your bags if it is not in hand.
`empty`, `fill`, `pour`	Empty a vessel, fill one from a source, or pour from one into another.
`read`	Reads writing on an object.
`show`	Shows something you carry to a person in the room without handing it over.
`throw`	Throws something, at a creature or into a container.
`apply`	Applies one item to another, such as a salve to a wound.
`open`, `close`	Open or close a door, chest or other container.
`lock`, `unlock`	Lock or unlock something with its key.
`pick`	Picks a flower, or picks a lock with or without tools.
`knock`	Knocks on a door or other surface.
`light`, `ignite`	Light something, or the light built into an item.
`extinguish`, `douse`, `snuff`	Put out a light or something burning.
`strike`	Strikes a flammable object to set it alight.
`smoke`	Smokes a pipe or other smokable item.
`load`, `unload`	Load or unload ammunition or contents.
`poison`	Coats an item you hold with a poison you hold.
`disarm`	Tries to disarm a trapped door or chest.
`press`, `pull`, `move`, `turn`, `ring`	Work an object or one part of it: a button, a lever, a bell.
`roll`	Rolls dice, written as `roll 2d6`.
`weigh`	Estimates the weight of something you carry.
`balance`	Tells which of two things you carry is heavier.
`judge`, `equate`	Tells which of two things you carry is worth more, from level 6 with the bargaining skill.
`vault`	Your vault at the Pearlvault Bank: twenty places to start with, which the Explorer's Guild opens for you during Master Toren's chapters or the banker sells for a hundred platinum.
`armory`	Lists, stores and withdraws items in an armory room.
`store`	Stores things in an armory.
`borrow`	Takes things out of an armory or guild storage.

Communication#

Command	What it does
`say`	Speaks aloud to the room, or to one person in it.
`speak`	Speaks in a chosen language, or changes your default language.
`whisper`	Whispers to someone in the same room.
`shout`	Shouts to your room and every room within two of it.
`yell`	Yells to your room and the rooms next to it, in a language.
`emote`	Prints an action after your name for the room to read. `;` is a shortcut for it.
`pmote`, `omote`, `tmote`, `premote`	Write an action that does not start with your name.
`emotes`	Lists the emotes the game provides, optionally by their first letters.
`racialemotes`	Lists the emotes of your race.
`ask`	Asks an NPC about a topic, for something, or to do something.
`request`	Asks a creature for an item, as `ask <living> for` does.
`consult`	Consults a book or other reference object.
`gesture`	Gestures to someone in the room; a few NPCs know what it means.
`introduce`	Tells another player your name, or a name of your choosing.
`tell`	Sends a private message to a player anywhere in the game.
`reply`	Answers whoever last sent you a tell.
`rtell`	Sends another tell to whoever you last told something.
`mail`	Reads your mail, or writes to another player.
`chat`	Speaks on Chat, the channel for conversation that is not about the game.
`mechanics`	Asks or answers a question about how the game works.
`newbie`	Asks for, or gives, help with getting started.
`channels`	Lists your channels, or turns them all on or off.
`tune`	Turns one channel, or all of them, on or off.
`mute`	Silences channel messages without changing what you are tuned to.
`gag`	Stops you speaking on channels by accident.
`earmuff`, `unmuff`	Stop hearing a player's tells and channel talk, or hear them again.
`hist`	Shows the recent history of a channel, or of your says, tells and the like.
`last`	Shows the last ten messages of a channel or a kind of speech.
`missed`	Shows what the game told you while your connection was away, up to an hour back.
Guild channels	Your guild's name speaks on its channel, as in `mage hello`. Clerics and paladins use `religion` instead.
`citizen`	Shows your city and changes it, once every seven days. Each city's name (`aurin`, `olympus`, `morrigan`) is a channel its citizens speak on in character.
`city`	Shows Aurin's tenets, policy and standing.
`gm`	Sends a thought through a psion's Groupmind to every linked member of your group.
`link`, `unlink`	Speak down a psion's Psychic Link, or break it, from either end.
`aid`	Speaks down a Divine Aid Link, or breaks it, from either end.
`rumour`, `rumor`	Asks the innkeeper for gossip, or pays them to spread some.
`report`	Reports a player who is abusing, harassing or threatening someone.

Groups and companions#

Command	What it does
`group`, `party`	Forms and runs a group, decides whether it attacks, loots and buries together, and talks to its members.
`gaccept`	Accepts a group invitation.
`autogroup`	Lets your character follow and fight beside the group while you are away from the keyboard, for up to an hour a day.
`muster`, `lfg`	Puts your name in Ilsa Brandt's muster book in Aurin to be found a party for a dungeon or a boss.
`dungeon`	Shows the dungeon run you are in and the progress you hold as a leader; `dungeon reset` wipes it.
`hero`	Lists, summons, equips and renames the heroes you have unlocked.
`henchman`	Shows your hired help and their contracts.
`hire`	Hires help for a day at the Tidewarden Hall in Aurin; `hire` there shows the price.
`call`	Calls a hero or henchman of yours to your side; `call all` calls every hero.
`dismiss`	Sends a companion away by name, or all of them.
`thrall`	Gives orders to the thrall you hired in the Hall of Thralls to carry things for you.
`pet`	Calls or dismisses an animal you own.
`pets`	Explains owning and caring for an animal.
`feed`, `water`, `groom`, `walk`, `play`, `train`	Look after your animal's hunger, thirst, cleanliness, energy, loyalty and training.

Command	What it does
`roleplay`	Shows your roleplay and online bonus status.
`rpbonus`	Gives another player a roleplay bonus, once in each 24 hours you spend online.
`hotspot`	Names the inn or lounge where the most people have been talking, and what talking there has earned you.
`marry`	Lets a cleric or paladin with enough faith marry two players in a holy place.
`bout`	Arranges a scheduled fight between two players at the Colosseum, and shows the card and the odds.
`bet`	Backs a fighter in a Colosseum bout.
`watch`	Watches a fight from the stands of an arena.
`militia`	Shows the militia's members, roster and your status, and speaks on its channel.
`memploy`, `mfire`	Let a militia officer enlist or dismiss a player.
`mpromote`, `mdemote`	Raise or lower a militia member below you by one rank.
`marrest`, `mrelease`	Arrest a player in Aurin and hold them in the cell, or release them.
`mranks`	Shows the militia roster, or its ranks.
`mpay`	Shows your militia pay and the wage for each rank.
`mtreasury`	Shows the militia treasury.

Trade and economy#

Command	What it does
`list`	Lists what is on offer where you stand: a shop's stock, a dock's boats or an armory's shelves.
`buy`	Buys from a shopkeeper, barkeep or stall in the room.
`sell`	Sells to a shopkeeper who deals in that kind of goods. Shops pay very little.
`inspect`	Shows the statistics of something a shop sells before you buy it.
`menu`, `foodmenu`, `drinkmenu`	Show what a tavern or inn serves, with prices and what each restores.
`inn`	Shows the inn room you rent and who may come in. Rooms are rented from the innkeeper.
`money`	Shows the coins you carry.
`wealth`	Shows your coin, bank balance, ectoplasm, quest points and Bravery.
`deposit`, `withdraw`	Put coin into your bank account or take it out, beside a banker.
`bankaccount`, `openaccount`	Open a bank account, or check its balance, beside a banker.
`donate`	Gives coin to a collection box or shrine.
`tax`	Shows your tax statement; `tax pay` settles a debt from your bank.
`jobs`, `job`	Shows a wage slip for every position you hold.
`paycheck`	Shows the pay waiting for each position, after tax and dues.
`payroll`	Explains how wages are earned and paid.
`collect`	Collects your wages beside a banker, or your parcels at a post office.
`refuse`	Sends a courier's parcel back to its sender, at a post office.
`auction`	The realm's Auction House: see the lot on the block, bid, or buy it outright. Only merchants put lots up.
`auctions`	Lists the lot on the block and those waiting.
`bid`	Bids on the auction lot, or on a merchant's outcry in the room, from coin in the bank.
`mybids`, `mysales`, `mywins`	Show your bids, your lots, and what waits for you at the Auction House.
`claim`	Collects what the Auction House holds for you.
`raffle`	Shows the merchants' raffles and buys tickets.
`callmerchant`	Rings for a merchant of the guild to serve you, anywhere on Merchant Way.
`tariff`	Shows the Merchant's Guild's price list.
`papers`	Lists the contracts, escrows, loans and other papers the notary holds in your name.
`repay`	Pays off a loan a guild merchant wrote you.
`redeem`	Cashes a letter of credit beside a banker, or pays off a pawn.
`release`	Settles an escrow a guild merchant holds for you.
`consignments`	Shows the goods merchants are selling for you.
`bounties`	Shows the hunters' board of creatures with a price on them.
`exchange`	The guild's board of standing orders to buy and sell gathered resources.
`workorders`	The board of crafted pieces clients have ordered through merchants.
`patronage`	Shows your merchant patron, if you have one.
`trade`	Gives or offers gathered resources to another player.

Homes and property#

Command	What it does
`house`	Enters and manages your home, or visits another player's.
`houses`	Lists every home and farm you own, with its upkeep.
`plots`	Lists the Land Office plots where a merchant can deed you a home or a farm.
`movein`	Moves you into a home in a housing neighborhood.
`tenancy`	Shows the homes you lease from merchants.
`farm`	Runs your farm: livestock, fields and selling what they yield.
`pbuild`	Builds and shapes rooms in a home or farm you own.
`decorate`	Sets the descriptions and details of a room in your home.
`invite`	Manages who may come into your home or farm.
`staff`	Shows the servants you employ, their wages and their work.

Crafting and gathering#

Command	What it does
`craft`	Opens the crafting browser, or makes a recipe by name.
`recipes`	Browses the recipes without starting any work.
`folios`	Lists the pattern books sold in the Hall of Patterns; `buy folio` there learns one.
`cquest`	The Crafter's Guild's commissions, which pay crafting experience.
`clevel`	Shows your level and experience in each craft.
`glevel`	Shows your level and experience in each gathering skill.
`resources`	Shows the resources you hold, or the recipes one resource goes into.
`gather`	Opens the gathering panel, or gathers a resource by name.
`scan`	Surveys the area for every resource your skills can find.
`mine`, `chop`, `harvest`, `forage`, `dig`	Gather ore, wood, plants, wild food or buried things. Each lists what it can take here when typed alone.
`shear`, `pluck`	Shear wool and hair with shears, or pluck feathers and down.
`drawwater`	Draws fresh or sea water.
`salvage`	Picks scrap out of the junk lying about a place.
`skin`, `butcher`	Take hide and bone, or meat, from a corpse, with a skinning knife in your pack.
`fish`	The fishing game: cast, reel and land whole fish.
`bait`	Fastens bait onto a fishing pole.
`brew`	Lets a rogue or thief brew poison at an Alchemy Lab.
`ingredients`	Lists the herbs and fungi you have gathered for brewing.

Clans and religion#

Command	What it does
`clans`	Shows which clan stands highest in renown, and the rest.
`clan`	Shows the clan's members online, or speaks on the clan channel.
`clancreate`	Founds a clan, from level 20, for a fee.
`clanranks`, `cranks`	Lists the clan's ranks and its members.
`clanmanage`	Runs the clan, as far as your rank's permissions allow.
`clanlevel`	Shows the clan's rank, renown, members, favor and powers.
`clanabilities`	Shows the powers the clan's rank has brought.
`clantreasury`	Pays coin into the clan coffers, or draws it out.
`clandecorate`	Reshapes the clan abode, for members with that permission.
`abode`	Takes you into your clan's abode from its door.
`cchallenge`	Challenges another clan, or answers a challenge.
`clanally`	Offers or swears a pact between two Great Houses.
`cinvite`	Invites a player into your clan.
`caccept`, `cdecline`	Answer a clan invitation.
`cpromote`, `cdemote`	Move a clan member one rank up or down.
`cexile`, `cpardon`	Exile a member from the clan, or lift an exile.
`cresign`	Leaves your clan, after a confirmation.
`religion`	Shows your faith's members online, or speaks on its channel.
`rinduct`, `induct`	Let a High Priest or Priestess offer a player membership of the faith.
`raccept`, `rdecline`	Answer an offer of membership.
`rpromote`, `rdemote`	Let a High Priest or Priestess move a member up or down.
`rexile`	Lets a High Priest or Priestess exile a member.
`ordain`	Lists the members of your faith by rank.
`ordainranks`	Lists the ranks of the faith and which calling holds each.
`anoint`	Lets a High Priest or Priestess ordain a healer as an Acolyte, making them a cleric.
`ordainpaladin`	Lets a High Priest or Priestess put the paladin's oath to a candidate.
`renounce`	Gives up your faith, at a price.
`pray`	In a god's temple, tells you what that god asks of you. The dead pray to return to life.
`tithe`	Lays an offering of coin on a god's altar.
`tithes`	Ranks the faiths by the offerings laid on their altars.
`favor`	Shows which god the realm holds in highest regard.
`martyr`	Calls on the powers of armor consecrated with the Blood of the Martyr.

Settings and interface#

Command	What it does
`settings`	Opens the settings for colors, display, inventory, combat, tells and more.
`alias`, `unalias`	Make, list and remove your own shortcut commands.
`nickname`	Makes a short word stand for a longer name in any command.
`queue`	Runs up to ten commands in order, separated by semicolons.
`history`	Shows your recent commands; `!!` repeats the last one.
`colors`	Lists the color codes, each in its own color.
`speakcolor`	Sets the color you see speech in.
`chancolors`	Turns colors inside channel messages on or off.
`cursefilter`	Turns the profanity filter on or off.
`brief`	Turns brief room descriptions on or off.
`commandecho`	Turns the echo of your command line on or off.
`screen`	Sets your screen width and height.
`screenlock`	Stops your client changing your screen size after login.
`mobile`	Switches between a screen sized for a phone and the default size.
`terminal`	Sets your terminal type by hand.
`fixwrap`	Resets your screen width and terminal type to safe values.
`keepalive`	Sends your client a regular signal so an idle connection is not dropped.
`ui`	Installs, checks, reloads and removes RogueUI, the interface for Mudlet.
`timezone`	Shows or sets the time zone used for times.
`afk`	Marks you as away from the keyboard.
`tips`	Turns the newcomer tips on or off, or shows one now. They stop after level 30.
`helper`	Turns on hints the first time each new thing happens, and directions to where you should go next.
`account`	Shows your account: its characters, email and subscription.
`altplay`	Switches to another character on your account in the web client.
`passwd`	Changes your character's password.
`chfn`	Changes the details others see when they `finger` you.
`fix`	Clears a mage's lost staff or stuck states.
`quit`	Saves your character and leaves the game.
`suicide`, `retire`	Delete your character for good, after your password. A character on an account is removed on the website instead.

Information and help#

Command	What it does
`help`	Shows help on a topic or command, or the index.
`guide`	Says what to do next and the commands to type. A bare `?` does the same.
`faq`	Shows the frequently asked questions.
`who`	Lists the players online.
`users`	Lists the names of the players online, more briefly.
`finger`	Shows the profile a player has written.
`posting`	Lists the players who are writing in an editor, on a board or in the mailer.
`date`	Shows the real date and time in your time zone.
`time`	Shows the date, time and season in the game.
`calendar`	Shows the game's calendar: its months, seasons and days.
`nextreboot`	Says when the next scheduled reboot is.
`news`	Shows the login news again.
`announcements`	Shows the staff's recent announcements to the realm.
`updates`	Lists recent changes to the game, newest first.
`toggles`	Shows the world events running, such as double experience.
`domain`	Shows a domain's patron, capital, climate, difficulty and level range.
`bug`	Reports something broken; `bug list` shows your reports and where each stands.
`idea`	Sends the staff an idea for something new.
`suggest`, `suggestion`	Sends the staff a suggestion for changing something already in the game.
`ability`	Reports a problem with one of your abilities.
`praise`	Sends praise for a room or object to the staff.
`editpaper`	Lets the staff of The Rogue Times write and edit the paper.