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SuperHawksman at 15:32, 15 February 2015

2015-02-15T15:32:39Z

Scj643: /* Macros */

2014-07-16T18:29:32Z

‎Macros

Marxell: /* Parties */

2014-01-14T20:18:39Z

‎Parties

Marxell: /* Parties */

2014-01-14T20:18:05Z

‎Parties

Lugdunon at 13:33, 31 October 2013

2013-10-31T13:33:30Z

Lugdunon: /* Combat */

2013-10-15T14:26:59Z

‎Combat

Lugdunon: /* Combat */

2013-10-15T14:25:08Z

‎Combat

Lugdunon at 14:24, 15 October 2013

2013-10-15T14:24:03Z

Lugdunon: /* Macros */

2013-10-15T04:19:39Z

‎Macros

Lugdunon: /* Macros */

2013-10-15T04:19:01Z

‎Macros

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	==Movement==		==Movement==

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−	Macros allow you to add custom actions that enhance your play experience. The entire client-side API is at your disposal, so there is almost no end to what you can accomplish. If desired, you can check out some of the possibilities in our [~~//wiki.lugdunon.net/w/?title=~~Macros Macros] section. To open the macro editor dialog, you can click the macros button located in the lower left of the game screen. The macros button will also show you how many macros you have currently available in its expanded state.	+	Macros allow you to add custom actions that enhance your play experience. The entire client-side API is at your disposal, so there is almost no end to what you can accomplish. If desired, you can check out some of the possibilities in our [[Macros\|Macros] section. To open the macro editor dialog, you can click the macros button located in the lower left of the game screen. The macros button will also show you how many macros you have currently available in its expanded state.

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	Other commands you can use in a party as leader are "/pdisband" ("/pd") , "/pkick {Player Name}" ("/pk {Player Name}") or "/ppromote {Player Name}" ("/pp {Player Name}").		Other commands you can use in a party as leader are "/pdisband" ("/pd") , "/pkick {Player Name}" ("/pk {Player Name}") or "/ppromote {Player Name}" ("/pp {Player Name}").
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	To pleave a party just type "/pleave" or simply "/pl".		To pleave a party just type "/pleave" or simply "/pl".

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−	~~Coming Soon~~	+	Right now you can simply "open" a party by typing "/pcreate" or "/pc"(without the "). Once created you can invite people by typing "/pinvite {Player Name}" or "/pi {Player Name}".
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		+	Now you have your party and can send a party message by typing simply "/party {message}" or "/p {message}" in both cases without the " and the {} instead of message write your text ;)
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		+	Other commands you can use in a party as leader are "/pdisband" ("/pd") , "/pkick {Player Name}" ("/pk {Player Name}") or "/ppromote {Player Name}" ("/pp {Player Name}").
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		+	To pleave a party just type "/pleave" or simply "/pl".

	==Spells and Modifiers==		==Spells and Modifiers==

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 [[File:Farming-harvesting.png|frame|none|alt=Harvesting a Tomato Plant With the Scythe|Harvesting a Tomato Plant With the Scythe]]
-==Brewing==
+==Parties==
 Coming Soon
-==Parties==
+==Spells and Modifiers==
 Coming Soon
-==Spells and Modifiers==
+==Brewing==

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−	To execute a melee attack, simply click (or press the hotkey) of the action button assigned to the desired attack. Melee attacks will hit any hostile or neutral target in range. You can continue to attack by repeat clicking or just hold the mouse button (or your finger on tablets) down and you will auto-attack.	+	To execute a melee attack, simply click (or press the hotkey) of the action button assigned to the desired attack. Melee attacks will hit any hostile or neutral target in range. Most attacks are members of a special type of action group, called
		+	'triggered actions', that will not take the action bar’s focus when clicked or activated with a hot-key. These types of items will be denoted by a green background to the action bar item. You can continue to attack by repeat clicking or just hold the mouse button (or your finger on tablets) down and you will auto-attack.


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−	When your health gets low, you can consume food to restore health. To eat, place the food item on your hotbar. Food items are members of a special type of action group that will not take the action bar’s focus when clicked or activated with a hot-key. These types of items will be denoted by a green background to the action bar item. You can also feed your other party memebers! Simply attempt to eat as you would normally, but with an ally targeted.	+	When your health gets low, you can consume food to restore health. To eat, place the food item on your hotbar. Food items are also triggered actions. You can also feed your other party memebers! Simply attempt to eat as you would normally, but with an ally targeted.

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−	When your health gets low, you can consume food to restore health. To eat, place the food item on your hotbar. Food items are members of a special type of action group that will not take the action bar’s focus when clicked or activated with a hot-key. These types of items will be denoted by a green background to the action bar item.	+	When your health gets low, you can consume food to restore health. To eat, place the food item on your hotbar. Food items are members of a special type of action group that will not take the action bar’s focus when clicked or activated with a hot-key. These types of items will be denoted by a green background to the action bar item. You can also feed your other party memebers! Simply attempt to eat as you would normally, but with an ally targeted.

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-At the moment combat is fairly basic, consisting of melee combat with swords. Swords can be crafted much like any other tool out of stone, copper, bronze, or steel with the stone sword being within the domain of apprentice general crafting and the more advanced specimens requiring apprentice blacksmithing and smelting.
+Combat consists of melee combat with swords, and axes, as well as ranged combat using bows, and spells. Swords can be crafted much like any other tool out of stone, copper, bronze, or steel with the stone sword being within the domain of apprentice general crafting and the more advanced specimens requiring apprentice blacksmithing and smelting.
 To craft your first stone sword, remember that stone is acquired as a collecting stone from a stone outcropping.
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-To attack, simply click your target while the hotbar button containing your sword is active. If you are close enough you will attack with your sword. If you are too far away clicking on your target will move you in range. You can continue to attack by repeat clicking or just hold the mouse button (or your finger on tablets) down and you will auto-attack.
+To execute a melee attack, simply click (or press the hotkey) of the action button assigned to the desired attack. Melee attacks will hit any hostile or neutral target in range. You can continue to attack by repeat clicking or just hold the mouse button (or your finger on tablets) down and you will auto-attack.
 [[File:Combat-combat.png|frame|none|alt=Attacking a Zombie|Attacking a Zombie]]

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−	Macros allow you to add custom actions that enhance your play experience. The entire client-side API is at your disposal, so there is almost no end to what you can accomplish. If desired, you can check out some of the possibilities in our ~~About~~ / Macros section. To open the macro editor dialog, you can click the macros button located in the lower left of the game screen. The macros button will also show you how many macros you have currently available in its expanded state.	+	Macros allow you to add custom actions that enhance your play experience. The entire client-side API is at your disposal, so there is almost no end to what you can accomplish. If desired, you can check out some of the possibilities in our [//wiki.lugdunon.net/w/?title=Macros Macros] section. To open the macro editor dialog, you can click the macros button located in the lower left of the game screen. The macros button will also show you how many macros you have currently available in its expanded state.

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	==Macros==		==Macros==
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