Speaking - Revision history

Munin: Updated the 'beta' channel to the 'chat' channel. Also updated the commands needed to access the channels.

2026-01-19T14:59:19Z

Updated the 'beta' channel to the 'chat' channel. Also updated the commands needed to access the channels.

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	The second method is only for out of character communications. Type <ooc> <person's name> '<message> to speak to another individual privately and out of character (ooc). Other players will not be able to see you speaking in this manner. This command is especially useful if you are new and wish to ask another player about game mechanics or something else out of genre.		The second method is only for out of character communications. Type <ooc> <person's name> '<message> to speak to another individual privately and out of character (ooc). Other players will not be able to see you speaking in this manner. This command is especially useful if you are new and wish to ask another player about game mechanics or something else out of genre.

	We have two channels set up for ooc usage. By typing gamehelp on, you access the gamehelp channel where you can ask ooc questions about the game, such as <gamehelp My defense goes down when wearing armor, is this correct?"> The second channel, ~~beta~~ is accessed by typing ~~beta~~ on. This channel is for ooc chatter ~~but should be kept to a minimum~~. For example, you could type <~~beta~~ Today is my birthday!>		We have two channels set up for ooc usage. By typing <settings gamehelp on>, you access the gamehelp channel where you can ask ooc questions about the game, such as <gamehelp My defense goes down when wearing armor, is this correct?"> The second channel, chat, is accessed by typing <settings chat on>. This channel is for ooc chatter. For example, you could type <chat Today is my birthday!>

Djlazebaset at 18:29, 19 October 2025

2025-10-19T18:29:29Z

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	The second method is only for out of character communications. Type <ooc> <person's name> '<message> to speak to another individual privately and out of character (ooc). Other players will not be able to see you speaking in this manner. This command is especially useful if you are new and wish to ask another player about game mechanics or something else out of genre.		The second method is only for out of character communications. Type <ooc> <person's name> '<message> to speak to another individual privately and out of character (ooc). Other players will not be able to see you speaking in this manner. This command is especially useful if you are new and wish to ask another player about game mechanics or something else out of genre.

	~~See also~~ the ~~helpfile~~ on ~~Languages~~ for ~~additional information~~.		We have two channels set up for ooc usage. By typing gamehelp on, you access the gamehelp channel where you can ask ooc questions about the game, such as <gamehelp My defense goes down when wearing armor, is this correct?"> The second channel, beta is accessed by typing beta on. This channel is for ooc chatter but should be kept to a minimum. For example, you could type <beta Today is my birthday!>

Djlazebaset: Created page with "Before you can begin to enjoy our world you need to know how to speak. Simply type hello to say "hello." You can also use an apostrophe in place of the word say, so you can type <'hello> instead. You can > to direct text at a character. You may also
and <(adverb) say to (person) '(message)>. Other speaking styles are , , , , and . To be heard in adjacent rooms you wou..."

2025-10-19T18:28:01Z

Created page with "Before you can begin to enjoy our world you need to know how to speak. Simply type <say> hello to say "hello." You can also use an apostrophe in place of the word say, so you can type <'hello> instead. You can <say to <person>> to direct text at a character. You may also <address (person) '(message)> and <(adverb) say to (person) '(message)>. Other speaking styles are <murmur>, <purr>, <hiss>, <growl>, <mumble> and <mutter>. To be heard in adjacent rooms you wou..."

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Before you can begin to enjoy our world you need to know how to speak. Simply type <say> hello to say "hello." You can also use an apostrophe in place of the word say, so you can type <'hello> instead. You can <say to <person>> to direct text at a character. You may also <address (person) '(message)> and <(adverb) say to (person) '(message)>.

Other speaking styles are <murmur>, <purr>, <hiss>, <growl>, <mumble> and <mutter>. To be heard in adjacent rooms you would <scream>, <bellow>, <shout>, or <yell>. Note that it is important to follow with the ever important apostrophe. (i.e., loudly shout 'Hello would return You loudly shout, "Hello!")

In addition to the above, there are two methods of speaking privately to another person. You can type <whisper> <person's name> '<message>. This will send the typed text to only the person you whisper to, while others in game will see, "Imari whispers something to Pixalyn."

The second method is only for out of character communications. Type <ooc> <person's name> '<message> to speak to another individual privately and out of character (ooc). Other players will not be able to see you speaking in this manner. This command is especially useful if you are new and wish to ask another player about game mechanics or something else out of genre.

See also the helpfile on Languages for additional information.