Syntax: 911 <message>

The 911 command sends an emergency message to the police band channel, which
is visible to characters with at least 1 level in hacking and a police scanner
and members of any of the factions.

Requirements: You must have a working cell phone with a signal. You cannot
use this command while helpless, mute, gagged, dead, or as a ghost. The
command won’t work during city blackouts

Syntax: Abduct (target)
Syntax: Tuckin (target)
Syntax: lookfor (target)

This command can be used in a room where a player has logged off and, if
successful, will bring the unconscious body back into the game where it
can be interacted with. No one will be able to wake the character until the
player logs back on. Abduct can only be used within a few hours of the
target logging off.

To determine whether or not the attempt is successful, a number of factors
are taken into consideration based on the abductor’s stats, the abductee’s
stats, and the location the abduction is taking place in. Some degree of
luck is accounted for as well.

The abductor will get bonuses based on his stealth skill and whether or not
he has legitimate access to the property.

The abductee will get bonuses based on his acute senses, fast reflexes,
perception, and, should he be abducted from a house, the household security
and household guards of that location. If a warding ritual is in place, the
abductee will also be significantly harder to abduct. An abduction will
always succeed if the abductee is tied up. Abductions cost money and require
cash on hand to cover the costs of the drugs used. The cost will vary
depending
on how difficult the person is to abduct, with higher tiers costing more.

Unsuccessful attempts may result in the victim fleeing to another property or
the forest.

The tuckin command can be used to place the character back into a regular
logged off state.

The lookfor command can be used to see if a logged off person is currently in
the room
with you.

Syntax: abductcheck (name)

This command determines if the player by the specified name is logged out in this room.

See Also

• Abduct

Syntax: Ability (abilityname) (target or arguments)
Syntax: showability (abilityname)

Abilities are special types of stats. They can be used in combat with ability
(abilityname) (target or argument) or in most cases just (abilityname)
(target or argument)

When used in combat abilities are stronger the longer it has been
since you used them. Magic abilities usually reduces the effectiveness
of your attacks.

Showstat can be used to show the room that you have a certain
ability.

See Also

• Magiccharge
• antimagic

Acedia, also known as hollow, is a kind of malaise that affects more
powerful individuals,
specifically those who are at least tier three.
Acedia is generally defined as a state of listlessness or torpor, of not
caring even about the fact that one does not care.

In game higher tier characters will gain Acedia as they engage in most forms
or roleplay or productive activities, the higher the tier of the character
the faster they will gain Acedia.

Acedia does not go up during activities like being on plots or being in a
fight.

Acedia goes down when a character inflicts invitation on others, or engages in
other more hostile or predatory actions.

As Acedia builds up it will increase the minimum amount of time between a
character being able to move rooms, and eventually the minimum amount of time
between emotes and other RP actions as they become more and more overcome with
lethargy and listlessness.

This represents the fact that as individuals become more powerful they become
more jaded and bored with the world, and it requires more extreme, taboo and immoral
things to interest them.

See Also

• Invitation
• Archetype
• Moral Tier

Requirements: Rank 2-3 requires Tier 2-3

This stat determines how capable your character is at performing acrobatic
maneuvers such as rolls and tumbles.

Acrobatics -1
Less acrobatic than most people; unable to do even simple rolls.
Acrobatics 0
As acrobatic as the average person; simple rolls and other equivalent
maneuvers.
Acrobatics 1
Capable of simple acrobatic maneuvers; roll, back roll, shoulder rolls or
dives into rolls and maybe a running flip.
Acrobatics 2
Can roll, flip and tumble like a professional acrobat; forward and backward
flips from standing or running, double and triple turns from assisted jumps.
Acrobatics 3
Supernaturally acrobatic; flip multiples times and perform other impossibly
advanced maneuvers.

See Also

• stats

This stat represents unusually acute hearing.

Acute Hearing 0 means you have normal hearing.
Acute Hearing 1 means you have particularly acute hearing

Myrooms extra with the name acutehearing will add something to a room only
visible to those with acute hearing.

This stat represents unusually acute sight.

Acute Sight 0 means you have normal vision.
Acute Sight 1 means you have particularly acute vision.

Myrooms extra with the name acutesight will add something to a room only
visible to those with acute sight.

This stat represents an unusually acute sense of smell.

Acute Smell 0 means you have a normal sense of smell. Acute Smell 1 means
you have a particularly acute sense of smell.

Myrooms extra with the name acutesmell will add something to a room only
visible to those with an acute sense of smell.

Describe smell can be used to add something to your character description
only visible to those with an acute sense of smell.

Syntax: Smell

This command toggles tracking by scent, allowing you to detect the scents
people leave as they move around.

Syntax: adddesc

This command is used to add or modify a temporary description in a room.

Syntax: Addhidden

A command to add or modify a hidden description in a room that will appear
if a character searches it.

Negative Tier Modifier

Removable: Yes.

This modifier represents someone whose abilities are impaired by some sort
of chemical addiction. In order to qualify the addiction must always be
impairing them. That is to say the character is always either impaired by
being drunk/high or so on, or they are impaired because they are in
withdrawals/hung over etc.

Syntax: adesc create [target character] [keyword] [location] <hours to lock>
adesc delete [keyword]
adesc activate [keyword]
adesc deactivate [keyword]
adesc list
adesc search [keyword]

The adesc command manages additional appearance descriptions for characters.

CREATE: Adds a description to another character, tied to a specific body
location. The system opens a string editor for you to write the description.
If the target is helpless, you can optionally lock the description for a
period of time, preventing them from removing it. The maximum lock duration
depends on your relationship level with the target.

Locations can be body parts or special categories like: – lightmakeup,
mediummakeup, heavymakeup, scent, hairstyle

DELETE: Removes a description with the specified keyword from your character.
You cannot delete descriptions that are still time-locked.

ACTIVATE: Makes a description with the specified keyword visible on your
character. If the location isn’t covered by clothing, a message announcing
the change is shown to the room.

DEACTIVATE: Hides a description with the specified keyword. If the location
isn’t covered by clothing, a message announcing the change is shown to the
room. You cannot deactivate descriptions that are still time-locked.

See Also

• ddesc

Syntax: AFK (time in minutes) OR (lower time – higher time in minutes)

This command will send a message to the room your character is in.

For example: afk 6
PCName goes AFK. (They expect to return in 6 minutes.)

For example: afk 4 8
PCName goes AFK. (They expect to return between 4 and 8 minutes from now)

Typing AFK puts your character in a tell-saving mode as follows: any tell to
you is stored in a special buffer, and can be seen later by typing replay.
This is useful when you need to leave the mud for 5 or 10 minutes, but don’t
want to miss tells. AFK shows up in your prompt until it is turned off.
Tells to link-dead players are stored in a similar fashion, and can also be
seen by typing replay. (unless of course the player logs off before
reading them).

Tier Four Archetype

Supernatural

This archetype represents those vampires with centuries of experience. See
help vampires for more information in general.

Age: Been undead between two hundred and eight hundred years.

Available Negative Modifiers: Disfigured, Catatonic.

Available Positive Modifiers: Demonic Pact Holder, Unliving.

Focuses: Has up to three points to spend on focus stats at tier four.

Requirements: Tier 3, or T3 archetype with negative modifier, several
archetypes obtain this stat for free.

This stat represents a character attaining immortality and stopping aging.
Vampires do not need to gain this stat to not age.

Ageless 0 means your character ages like normal.

Ageless 4 means your character has stopped aging.

Syntax: Ageless (age)

After obtaining the skill, use the ageless command to set the age when your
character stopped aging.

See Also

• stats

Tier Four Archetype

Supernatural

This archetype represents a human with angel blood who’s moved beyond aging
and has many decades of experience as an active member of the supernatural
world. See help angelborn lore for more information in general.

Age: At least 100 years old, apparent age at least 23.

Available Negative Modifiers: Crippled.
Available Positive Modifiers: Demonic Pact Holder, Fleshformed.

Focuses: Has up to three points to spend on focus stats at tier four.

Tier Four Archetype

Supernatural

This archetype represents a human with god blood who’s moved beyond aging
and has many decades of experience as an active member of the supernatural
world. They also sometimes have the blood of one of the high gods running
through their veins, such as Zeus or Odin. See help demigod lore for more
information in general.

Age: At least 100 years old, apparent age at least 23.

Available Negative Modifiers: Crippled.

Available Positive Modifiers: Demonic Pact Holder, Fleshformed.

Physical Characteristics: Silver Irises

Focuses: Has up to three points to spend on focus stats at tier four.

Tier Four Archetype

Supernatural

This archetype represents a human with demon blood who’s moved beyond aging
and has many decades of experience as an active member of the supernatural
world. See help demonborn lore for more information in general.

Age: At least 100 years old, apparent at at least 23.

Available Negative Modifiers: Crippled.
Available Positive Modifiers: Demonic Pact Holder, Fleshformed.

Physical Characteristics: Red irises.

Focuses: Has up to three points to spend on focus stats at tier four.

Tier Four Archetype

Supernatural

This archetype represents a human with fae blood who’s moved beyond aging
and has many decades of experience as an active member of the supernatural
world. See help faeborn lore for more information.

Age: At least 100 years old, apparent age at least 23.

Physical Characteristics: Blue or Green hair.

Available Negative Modifiers: Crippled.
Available Positive Modifiers: Demonic Pact Holder, Fleshformed.

Focuses: Has up to three points to spend on focus stats at tier four.

Tier Four Archetype

Supernatural

This archetype represents a werewolf who’s moved beyond aging and has many
decades of experience in the supernatural world. See help werewolves for
more information in general.

Age: At least 100 years old, apparent age at least 23.

Available Negative Modifiers: Crippled.
Available Positive Modifiers: Demonic Pact Holder, Lunacy Embracer,
Fleshformed.

Focuses: Has up to three points to spend on focus stats at tier four.

Syntax: aid (person) (message)

Sends someone an OOC message, used to give OOC aid to new players.

Requirements: Ranks 2-5 require arcane focus 1-4.

This stat represents your skill with alchemy. It increases the returns from
harvesting character’s lifeforce and from drawing infused blood. It also
decreases the cost of making memory potions.

The rules on alt interactions boil down to simply this. You may not use
one alt to benefit another.

This includes using one alt to talk up another, to make them seem smarter or
cooler or better in any way. To use them to provide support for, to do
services for, to provide resources or aid to your other characters. To make
them more
sympathetic, to provide them with an enemy and so on.

You may use an alt to represent your character’s employees if they have any,
but their relationship must be purely professional. They must not believe
their boss is an unusually good boss or their employee an unusually good
employee or anything similar.

Syntax: Ammochange (weapon) [clip object]

This command allows you to swap out the ammunition of a ranged weapon,
allowing you to suspend the use of silver rounds or augmented rounds until
you use the command again. It can only be done on ranged weapons and
consumes an attack if used in combat unless your highest ranged discipline
is bows or thrown weapons.

If used with a firearm, requires an ammoclip object to switch between
ammunition types.

Tier Five Archetype

Supernatural

This archetype represents vampires who’ve been a member of the undead for at
least a thousand years. See help vampires for more information.

Age: been a vampire for at least 1000 years.

Focuses: Has up to four points to spend on focuses at tier five.

Tier Five Archetype

Supernatural

This archetype represents a werewolf from one of the earliest, primal packs
of werewolves. See help werewolves for more information.

Age: Apparent age at least 30, been a werewolf for at least 3000 years.

Physical Characteristics: White Hair, Much larger when in transformed wolf
shape.

Focuses: Up to four points to spend on focus stats at tier five.

Tier Two Archetype

Supernatural

This archetype represents humans with some Angel blood in them. But those
who are fairly new and inexperienced with their powers. See help Angelborn
Lore for more information.

Minimum Age: 18

Available Negative Modifiers: Mentally Ill, Injured, Ill, Addicted.
Available Positive Modifiers: Relic Holder, Demonic Pact Holder,
Fleshformed.

Focuses: Has one point to spend on focus stats at tier two.

Combat Focus

Requirements: Angelborn

This stat represents the ability of angelborn to use their supernatural gifts
in combat. Each rank offers increased access to physical stats. Angelborn
Champions can learn to use angelic combat in battle to wield fire and
manipulate gravity. At max rank Angelborn Champions can learn glide, granting
them a short period of flight in combat.

[Angelborn Champion One]:
Angelic Combat 1: A power tree focused on fire and gravity; all fire at this
rank.
Super Jumping: A power that helps you close distance in combat.
Blurring Speed: A legendary power that doubles your running speed, including
to over 5.

[Angelborn Champion Two]:
Angelic Combat 2: A power tree focused on fire and gravity.
Running 4: Increase move distance per round in combat.

[Angelborn Champion Three]:
Strength 4: Determines inventory limit and influences both social and active
combat.

[Angelborn Champion Four]:
Glide: Allow temporary flight in combat.
Running 5: Maximum proficiency; increases move distance per round in combat.

Also Read: Help Angelborn Mechanics

A long time ago, the Gods created the ultimate servants for
themselves. They designed them to be beautiful, to have wings and the power
of flight for speedy transportation, and most importantly to be incredibly,
supernaturally empathic. These beings would feel the wants, needs, pains and
dislikes of those around them even more keenly than their own. If you wanted a
message delivered, they wanted to deliver it; if you wanted your feet rubbed
they wanted to rub your feet. They were the perfect servants, however
the secret to creating them was eventually lost, and over time they have all
but died out.
Their descendants however, remain. It’s unclear if they were named Angels
because of their similarity to the biblical beings, or if indeed the
biblical beings were named Angels because of their similarity to them.

Their descendants today are referred to as angelborn, exceedingly few today
still have
wings or any remnants of them, but many have an innate appreciation for
heights and dream of flying.
They are also more attractive than most people and tend to live a little
longer. Most importantly, they still have some degree of the original Angelic
empathy. While not nearly as strong, they still naturally want the same
things as those around them. It works like a sort of unspoken peer
pressure, and draws them naturally to jobs and lifestyles that are more
selfless or service oriented. It’s common to find them working in charities
or as aid workers, or even as masseuses or prostitutes.

The tears of the Angelborn can be used to make a sort of love potion. If
someone swallows a shot glass or so worth of Angelborn tears they will be
infected by a powerful version of angelic empathy, focused on the first
person they become aware of. For the next 5-6 days that person’s wants and
desires will become their wants and desires and they’d do whatever they can
to fulfill them.

Today angelborn genes are erratic like other supernatural genes. Usually
activating only once every three of four generations. The chances of any of
your direct family also being active angelborn is astronomically small, but
it is possible for a grandparent or great grandparent to be. There’s also a
decent chance that twins, either fraternal or identical, will share the trait
if one has it.

Angelborn much like faeborn and demonborn can be either latent, passive or
active.

Latents are effectively entirely human, but there is a chance that at some
point in their adult lift the latent genes will activate and they will
become either active or passive.

Passive angelborns are mostly human, but they have the appearance of
angelborn and their supernatural empathy.

Active angelborns are passives until around the end of puberty, usually
seventeen to nineteen, when they activate. They also sometimes activate
later in life, although this is very rare in people not living near New Haven.
As well as the effects of passive angelborns, actives may also gain other
amazing supernatural powers.

Note: Angelborns are physically entirely human in appearance.

When they were first created angels were given a vulnerability to obsidian
in case their empathy ever failed at keeping them in line. While this has
never truly been needed, the vulnerability is still present to this day.
Angels and their angelborn descendants become weakened whenever struck by
obsidian weapons and cannot break out of obsidian bonds or cages no matter
their preternatural strength.

Angelborn pick up on the desires of those around them and feel an urge to
fulfill them. See Help Desire.

Angelborn are more susceptible to supernatural influence.

Angelborn receive additional stagger when struck with weapons augmented with
obsidian.

Angelborn may select from the following modifiers:

(T2) Angelborn:
Negative Modifiers: Addicted, Injured, Ill, Mentally Ill
Positive Modifiers: Relic Holder, Fleshformed, Demonic Pact Holder

(T3) Angelborn Veteran:
Negative Modifiers: Crippled, Cursed
Positive Modifiers: Relic Holder, Fleshformed, Demonic Pact Holder

(T4) Ageless Angelborn:
Negative Modifiers: Crippled
Positive Modifiers: Fleshformed, Demonic Pact Holder

Requirements: Non-Supernatural

This stat makes your character considered an angelborn, even if they do not
have an angelborn archetype; it represents latent or passive blood. Your
character will become desire sensitive.

Tier Three Archetype

Supernatural

This archetype represents a human with angel blood who’s been supernatural
and active in the supernatural community for at least ten years. See help
angelborn lore for more information in general.

Minimum Age: 28

Available Negative Modifiers: Cursed, Crippled.

Available Positive Modifiers: Relic Holder, Demonic Pact Holder,
Fleshformed.

Focuses: Has up to two points to spend on focuses at tier three.

Requirements : Rank 1 requires Angelborn Champion 1
Rank 2 requires Angelborn Champion 2

[Rank One]:
Fieryweapon: Self-target; enhances your weapons with fire, making them do 30%
more damage for one round.
Roleplay: You can cause fire with a touch.

Incandescence: Self-target; glow with intense light, taking 20% less melee
damage but 20% more ranged damage for
one round.
Roleplay: You can glow with an intense light.

[Rank Two]:
Heataura: Self-target; start radiating heat, debuffing anyone close to you by
making them uncomfortably hot.
More effective in hot weather.
Roleplay/span: You can radiate heat.

Lightfeet: Self-target; make your body weigh less temporarily, increases
speed by 150% for one round.
Roleplay: You can temporarily make yourself weigh less.

Burden/span: Unspecified range; increases gravity on the target, making them
slower and causing them to do 20% less damage for one round.
Roleplay: You can temporarily make someone or something else weigh more.

Genus is the genetic family of an animal form.

Insect
Max size: Tiny
Specials: Poisonous, Flying, no eye color.

Rodent
Max Size: Small
Specials: Flying, Amphibious, No eye color.

Bird
Max Size: Small-Medium
Specials: Flying.

Aquatic
Max size: Very Large
Specials: Underwater movement and breathing, faster movement in water, 30%
tooth and claw bonus in water.

Reptile
Max Size: Very Large
Specials: Amphibious, poisonous, No eye color.
Penalties: Weaker in cold outdoor rooms.

Mammal
Max Size: Very Large

Mythological
Max Size: Very Large
Specials: Poisonous, Armored, Amphibious, Flying
Restrictions: Requires Mythological Shifting

After the first decreases your pool size by 20%, stacking
multiplicatively. Your first form gets a bonus 5 points.

Stats:

Power: Costs 5 points. First rank gives +20 tooth and claw and -10
natural toughness, each successive rank gives 2 less tooth and claw and takes
1 less
toughness.

Toughness: Costs 5 points. First rank gives +20 natural toughness and -10
tooth and
claw, each successive rank gives 2 less natural toughness and takes 1 less
tooth and
claw.

Camouflage: Costs 1 for Small/Tiny, 2 for Medium/Medium-small, 3 for
Mansized, 4 for Large, 5 for Very Large. Each point gives +1 stealth in
natural or dark areas.
Makes all movement in natural areas invisible to those with too low
perception.

Speed: Costs 4 for Tiny, 3 for Small, 2 for Small-Medium, 1 for Medium, 2
for Mansized, 3 for Large, 4 for Very Large. Each point gives +1 running,
can exceed human running limits.

Agility: Costs 2 for Small/Tiny, 1 for Medium/Small-Medium, 2 for Mansized,
4 for Large, 5 for Very large. Gives +1 ranged defense, +1 dexterity.
Every two points gives +1 fast reflexes. At four points gives super jumping
if Small-Medium or larger.

Senses: Cost 1. Each point gives +1 perception in natural areas, every 2
points gives +1 perception in other areas.

Powers:

Flying: Costs 5 points. Grants the ability to fly.

Nocturnal: Costs 2 points. Gives night vision and +1 perception at night.

Poisonous: Costs 5 points. If small ups offense to 100% of base. If tiny
ups offense to 50% of base.

Amphibious: Costs 4 points. Gives ability to breath underwater and fight in
water without penalty.

Armored: Costs 5 points. Grants +30 natural armor.

Smelling: Gives acute smelling and +1 senses.

Seeing: Gives acute sight and +1 senses.

Hearing: Gives acute hearing and +1 senses.

Base offensive discipline is equal to best unarmed discipline plus best
armed discipline plus half of best ranged discipline.

Base defensive discipline is equal to armor disciplines + toughness.
With diminishing returns for values above 60.

Tiny Animals
Size: 0.2 Pounds and under, 0.1 kilograms and under.
Combat: 10% of base offense, 1% of base defense. +2 ranged defense.
Other: Movement in all rooms invisible to those with low perception, flies
half as fast.
Requirements: Fae Knight or Primal Focus 4, Natural/Illusory Magic 4, Dark
Magic 3.

Small Animals
Size: 0.2 – 11 pounds, 0.1 – 5 kilograms.
Combat: 40% of base offense, 25% of base toughness. +1 ranged defense.
Other: Movement in all rooms invisible to those with too low perception.
Requirements: Fae Knight/Primal 3, Natural Magic 2, Illusory 3, Dark 4.

Small-Medium Animals
Size: 11-88 pounds, 5-40 kilograms.
Combat: 75% of base offense, 50% of base defense.
Requirements: Fae Knight/Primal 3, Natural Magic 3, Illusory 4, Dark Magic 4.

Medium Animals
Size: 88-154 pounds, 40-70 kilograms.
Combat: 90% of base offense, 80% of base defense.
Requirements: Fae Knight or Primal Focus 2.

Mansized Animals
Size: 154-220 pounds, 70-100 kilograms.
Combat: 100% of base offense, 100% of base defense.
Requirements: Fae Knight or Primal Focus 1.

Large Animals
Size: 220-441 pounds, 100-200 kilograms.
Combat: 110% of base offense, 110% of base defense.
Requirements: Fae Knight or Primal Focus 2.

Very Large Animals
Size: 441-2004 pounds, 200-1000 kilograms.
Combat: 120% of base offense, 120% of base defense.
Requirements: Fae Knight or Primal Focus 4.

Note: Mansized animals and larger will be picked up if they linger too long in
public areas. A smaller animal can be picked up if the point social is used
on it.

Requirements: Animals 4-5 requires Natural magic/Primal 2-3.

This stat represents how well a character interacts with animals. This skill
is purely for roleplay purposes.

Animals 0
No skill
Animals 1
Pretty well
Animals 2
Really well
Animals 3
Natural bond
Animals 4
Empathic understanding
Animals 5
Supernatural bond

Syntax: announce (string)

When a room becomes crowded, the announce command can be used to ensure your
emote goes to everyone there. You will need to join a place to make use of
this command, and it works in a similar way to emote.

Life Force Costs per level of Ritualism: 1: 21%, 2: 12%, 3: 9%, 4: 6%, 5: 4%

Syntax: Ritual mute (target) Cost: 100%
Render the target unable to speak for some time.

Syntax:: Ritual deafen (target) Cost: 100%
Render the target unable to hear for some time.

Syntax: Ritual techhex (target) Cost: 25%
Applies a magical affect to the target which makes all their technology fail
to operate properly for the duration.

Syntax: Ritual lunacy (target) Cost: 100%
Trigger lunacy in a werewolf even if it isn’t a full moon, filling them with
rage and anger.

Syntax: Ritual corrupt (target) Cost: 100%
Temporarily disables the target’s empathy, turning them into a sociopath
for the duration.

Syntax: Ritual lure (target) Cost: 100%
Will cause the target to unconsciously move towards the room the spell was
cast from whenever they use automatic moving systems such as driving or
walking.

Syntax: Ritual mist Cost: 100%
Cause the supernatural mist in New Haven to rise, rendering all outside areas
unpublic and allowing the monsters of the forest to venture deeper in.

Syntax: Ritual sleepwalk (target) Cost: 100%
Forces a reasonably idle character to sleepwalk out to where you are without
realizing it.

Syntax: Ritual illness (target) Cost: 100%
Inflicts the target with an illness which lowers their effective life force
for some time.

Syntax: Ritual madness (target) Cost: 200%
Inflict the target with temporary insanity, causing them to see things that
aren’t there and suffering from hostile delusions. Costs twice as much life
force as most rituals.

Syntax: Ritual persecution (target) Cost: 200%
Inflict the target with a curse that causes everyone around them to grow
more hostile towards them. Costs twice as much life force as most rituals.

Syntax: Ritual arthritis (target) Cost: 75%
Inflicts the target with a curse that simulates arthritis, making their
joints ache particularly when they try to run. They have their move speed
halved in combat and delay on moving out of combat is four times longer.

Syntax: Ritual enfeeble (target) Cost: 100%
Inflicts the target with a curse that reduces their fighting skill.
Reduces all disciplines by 25%.

Syntax: Ritual sexchange (target) Cost:150%
Ritual sexchange switches the target’s sex for the duration.

Syntax: Ritual summoning (target) Cost:100%
Must be done in a room with a place called ‘binding circle’ will summon
a higher power to that location and make them unable to leave or use their
powers in significant ways for the duration on anyone not in the same place.
break circle can be used to destroy a binding circle, freeing the higher
power.

Syntax: Ritual predate (target) Cost:25%
For the duration whenever the target of the ritual is able to have patrol prey
(target) used on them, the caster of the ritual will be notified.

Syntax: antimagic (target)

This ability can only be used by mancers and inflicts the target with
a magic dampening effect. If the target tries to use magic it will be less
powerful.
Additionally any magic effects applied to them positive or negative will also
be less impactful.

See Also

• Abilities
• Magiccharge

Anupharis unfolds under a relentless sun, a vast tapestry of ochre and gold
woven from endless dunes and shimmering heat haze. This southern jewel of the
Godrealm is a testament to both divine might and mortal tenacity. Ages ago,
drawn by the earth’s hidden wealth, gods shaped the very sands, raising
cyclopean monuments and cities whose geometries defy mortal understanding. The
grandest, Aethelgard, the City of Brass and Sunstone, stands not upon the
sands but seems to grow from their depths.

The city is constructed around a colossal sundial that serves not only to mark
the passage of time but also as an intricate calendar predicting celestial
events. The High Priests of the Sun Temple control access to the city’s
central oasis, the largest in all Anupharis, using this power to maintain
their authority.

Scattered throughout the dunes are the Life Wells, oases that serve as vital
waypoints for desert caravans. Each is jealously guarded by nomadic clans who
have developed intricate water-sharing rituals and laws older than many
kingdoms. The most sacred of these, the Oasis of First Dawn, is said to have
waters that grant visions of the future.

Beneath the sands slither the Dunebreakers, colossal sand serpents whose
passage creates temporary valleys and whose shed scales are prized for armor
that turns aside both blade and spell. The desert also harbors the dreaded
Grit Storms, localized tempests of sand that can strip flesh from bone in
moments. Some claim these storms are sentient, hunting those who disturb
ancient burial sites.

To the west, the Godspine Mountains rise like the vertebrae of some primordial
titan. Their caves and deep valleys serve as sanctuaries for the undergods,
lesser divinities who find the politics of the greater houses too treacherous.
Deep in the mountains is the Sunken Quarter, a region where ancient cataclysm
caused miles of desert to collapse, revealing a lost city of black glass and
tarnished silver.

In the deep desert, where even the nomads fear to tread, stand the Titan
Bones, massive skeletal remains of beings that predate even the gods. Some
ribs arch hundreds of feet into the air, creating natural shelters where
strange cults perform rituals to entities best left unnamed. The marrow within
these ancient bones is known to be a valuable ingedient for many arcanists.

There are three main focus paths: the arcane tree (minions, rituals, mancing);
the combat tree (melee and ranged combat); and the professional tree (wealth,
contacts, and social/job skills). Each focus tree has its own set of foci
within it. Every point spent in one of these trees, regardless of whether or
not it’s on the same focus, unlocks greater potential for development in terms
of stats and occasionally powers. When points are spent on the same focus, you
develop additional abilities related to that focus line. The following are the
unlocked abilities for the arcane tree:

[Arcane One]:
Alchemy 2: Reduces cost of makepotion and increases returns from selling life
force.
Clairaudience: A power that enables hearing and speaking to ghosts.
Clairvoyance: A power that enables seeing ghosts.
Incantation 1: Reduces time to cast rituals by half per rank.
Minions 1: Each rank enables more points to be spent on a combat pet’s stats.
Limited by tier.
Occult Knowledge 3: Greater knowledge of the occult underground.
Ritualism 2: Reduces cost of rituals; unlocks ritual maintain.

[Arcane Two]:
Alchemy 3: Reduces cost of makepotion and increases returns from selling life
force.
Incantation 2: Reduces time to cast rituals by half per rank.
Minions 2: Each rank enables more points to be spent on a combat pet’s stats.
Limited by tier.
Occult Knowledge 4: Greater knowledge of the occult underground.
Ritualism 3: Reduces cost of rituals.

[Arcane Three]:
Alchemy 4: Reduces cost of makepotion and increases returns from selling life
force.
Incantation 3: Reduces time to cast rituals by half per rank.
Know Vampires: The ability to recognise vampires on sight.
Know Werewolves: The ability to recognise werewolves on sight.
Minions 3: Each rank enables more points to be spent on a combat pet’s stats.
Limited by tier.
Occult Knowledge 5: Greater knowledge of the occult underground.
Ritualism 4: Reduces cost of rituals.

[Arcane Four]:
Alchemy 5: Maximum proficiency; reduces cost of makepotion and increases
returns from selling life force.
Incantation 4: Maximum proficiency; reduces time to cast rituals by half per
rank.
Minions 4: Each rank enables more points to be spent on a combat pet’s stats.
Limited by tier.
Ritualism 5: Maximum proficiency; reduces cost of rituals.

[Arcane Five]:
Know Supernaturals: Enables you to see the nightmare manifestations of others
at all times.
Minions 5: Each rank enables more points to be spent on a combat pet’s stats.

While practitioners of magic are a very varied group, when they come together
there are some customs they all tend to follow.

Due to the greater ease of stealing youth while somewhat physically old, most
arcanists tend to appear to be in their forties or fifties.

Arcanist or Practitioner are the most accepted terms for anybody who uses magic,
with Practitioner being preferred in non-supernaturally aware society.

Those who can use battle magic but not yet throw around pure force are usually
called Mancers, and battle magic of this type is generally referred to as
Mancing.

Those who can throw around pure bolts of fire or lightning or similar forces are
called Sorcerers, and that type of magic sorcery.

Most arcanists first spend time as an apprentice, working for their master in
exchange for tutelage. In some organizations apprentices might be apprenticed to
a group instead of an individual. In formal introductions it’s customary to give
the name of your master, and often even their master even if the arcanist is no
longer an apprentice. Such as: “I am Jane Smith, student of John Smith, student
of John Doe.” An apprentice would introduce themselves as “I am Jane
Smith, apprentice of John Smith, student of John Doe.”

Apprenticeships vary significantly in length, few are shorter than one year or
longer than ten. Abuse of apprentices if a very common practice in many magical
circles, but rarely discussed. It is not uncommon for them to be taken advantage
of sexually by their masters, to be beaten physically for poor performance, to
be sacrificed in rituals if they do not perform, to have their life force fed
upon, or their possessions and finances claimed by their master.

A rogue is someone who belongs to no arcane group.

A hedge mage/witch is someone who has been self taught and are generally looked
down upon.

A magical duel is a fight in which neither participant may assault the other
except through magical means, and continues until either the participant is no
longer able to stand, or no longer able to keep fighting such as if they have no
sorcery and their minion has been dispelled. Among mancers this becomes in
essence a test of minion against minion, with their mancing being used to try
and effect the outcome, among sorcerers however it usually becomes much more a
battle of energy vs energy. It is almost impossible under the rules of a
standard magical duel for a mancer to defeat a sorcerer.

Archetype represents the basic concept of your character and is the most
important factor in determining who they are and what sorts of powers and
abilities they have. It also determines if your character is considered
human, or supernatural. When combined with your modifier it determines your
overall power tier, higher tier characters cost more karma to create and are
also more monstrous. The possible archetypes are:

Tier One: Local, Visitor, Fantasy

Tier Two: Soldier, Timeswept, Wildling, Important Local,
Vampire, Werewolf, Faeborn, Angelborn, Demonborn, Demigod,
Gifted, Dreamchild, Elseborn

Tier Three: Special Forces, Local Celebrity, Pillar of the Community,
Veteran Vampire, Veteran Werewolf, Faeborn Veteran, Angelborn Veteran,
Demonborn Veteran, Demigod Veteran

Tier Four: Aged Vampire, Ageless Werewolf, Ageless Faeborn, Ageless
Angelborn, Ageless Demonborn, Ageless Demigod

Tier Five: Ancient Vampire, Ancient Werewolf, DemiDemon, Freed Angel, God
Child, Fae Child

You can type help (modifier name) for more information on any of the
archetypes.

Tier Two costs 25, 000 Karma.
Tier Three costs 50, 000 Karma.
Tier Four costs 100, 000 Karma.
Tier Five costs 150, 000 Karma.

See Also

• Moral Tier
• Acedia
• Invitation

Requirements: Demonborn

This stat gives you +20 natural armor discipline and reduces all ranged damage
you take by 15 points, down to a minimum of 1.

Syntax: Arrange (Object) (new string)

This command allows you to temporarily restring an object on the ground, you
can use this to represent arranging it a certain way etc. Using the command
with nothing at the end will reset it back to its default, as will picking
it up. This change doesn’t carry over with copyovers.

The new string needs to have the item’s name or keywords in it, as these
are not automatically added.

Requirements: Underworld Mogul 1

Syntax: arrangehit

This stat represents those with enough influence in the criminal community
that they can arrange accidents against NPCs outside of Haven such as the
friends and relatives of other PCs. These accidents can be either fatal or
non fatal. When used the command will put you into a special editor to
create a news item for the event, it has a 3 week cooldown.

Artifacts are magical items possessed by many members of the supernatural
world and used to augment them in various ways. There are three types,
Charms, Amulets and weapons each comes in two levels of quality. Anyone can
use an artifact but carrying too many of them causes interference which
stops them from functioning. Most people can only carry one charm and one
amulet or weapon
at once, bur arcanists can carry 1 more for each point in an arcane
focus.

Activate (item)
-Activates an artifact, costs 2% of your life force to do so.

Artificeweapon (item) (minor/major/legendary) (discipline)
-Create an artifact weapon, when activated will give +5 or +10 to the
specified offensive discipline.

Artificeamulet (item) (minor/major) (discipline)
-Creates an amulet out of a piece of jewelry, when activated will give +5 or
+10 to the specified defensive discipline.

Aritificecharm (item) (minor/major/bloodline/legendary) (stat)
-Creates a charm out of a piece of jewelry, when activated will give +1 or
+2 to the specified stat. Not all stats can be magically enhanced.

Requirements : Rank 4 requires Professional 1

This stat determines what artistic abilities a character has and covers things
such as musical performance, writing, visual art, dancing, or acting. Each
artistic ability, up to three, is a counted as a separate stat; this
specialisation shows up when you use the showstat command.

Syntax: art (slot) (artistic area)
Sets the specific artistic ability the stat is meant to represent. This
command will echo to the room.
Example: art 1 playing the sitar

[Artistic Ability 0]:
No special ability.

[Artistic Ability 1]:
Hobbyist level; school plays, garage band, or sketching for fun.

[Artistic Ability 2]:
Professional level; good enough to earn a living utilizing the artistic skill.

[Artistic Ability 4]:
Among the best in the world; top selling writers, symphony orchestra members,
or world class painters.

See Also

• stats

Requirements : Rank 1 requires Demigod Warrior 1, and Dual Aspects with
Aspects of Night
Rank 2 requires Demigod Warrior 2, and Dual Aspects with Aspects of Night

[Rank One]:
MessengerAspect : Self-target; move 150% faster for two rounds.
Roleplay : You can make yourself unusually swift for a dozen seconds or
so.

SunAspect : Self-target; take 20% less melee damage but 20% more ranged
damage for two rounds.
Roleplay : You can make your body give off a radiant solar light for a
dozen seconds or so.

[Rank Two]:
WarriorAspect : Self-target; inflict 25% more melee damage but 25% less
ranged damage.
Roleplay : You can gain the knowledge of a veteran warrior for a dozen or
so seconds, sacrificing some of your knowledge of ranged combat in the
process.

SmithAspect : Self-target; limits the amount of damage you can take per
round to 80, with any remaining being converted to stagger.
Roleplay : You can make your skin as hard as wood for a dozen or so
seconds.

HealerAspect : Self-target; do more damage to enemies whose defense is
above 50%, but up to 50% less to those below it.
Roleplay : You can gain an expert understanding of the biology of healthy
creatures, allowing you to much more accurately predict their actions and
injure them for a dozen or so seconds, but sacrifice some of your
understanding of injured ones to do so.

Demigods can choose one ability to double its effectiveness by using change
divinefocus (aspect) to select their focus.

Note that the selection of a divine focus is permanent.

Requirements : Rank 1 requires Demigod Warrior 1, and Dual Aspects with
Aspects of Day
Rank 2 requires Demigod Warrior 2, and Dual Aspects with Aspects of Day

[Rank One]:
UnderworldAspect : Self-target; do more damage to enemies with less than 50%
defense and less to those with more than 50% defense.
Roleplay : You can gain an expert understanding of wounds, disease and
weakness for a dozen or so seconds, making you better able to fight impaired
and wounded enemies, but sacrifice some of your understanding of healthy
creatures to do so.
Will always does increased damage against undead.

MoonAspect : Self-target; take 20% less ranged damage but 20% more melee
damage for two rounds.
Roleplay : You can lengthen and enhance the shadows around you, making
you harder to see at a distance.

[Rank Two]:
ThunderAspect : Self-target; cause all melee attacks to inflict an
additional 20 stagger on their targets.
Roleplay : You can deliver an electric shock with a touch, and charge an
object with electricity.

WindAspect : Self-target; enables use of Super Jumping for two rounds,
or enhances your jump distance if you already have the power.
Roleplay : You can leap preternaturally through the air, supported by a
supernatural wind.

HunterAspect : Self-target; inflict 25% more ranged damage but 25% less
melee damage.
Roleplay : You can gain the knowledge of a veteran sniper or ranger for
a dozen or so seconds, sacrificing some of your knowledge of melee combat in
the process.

Demigods can choose one ability to double its effectiveness by using change
divinefocus (aspect) to select their focus.

Note that the selection of a divine focus is permanent.

Syntax: assist [character] [assistance description]

The assist command allows you to help another character with a try roll
When used, it announces your assistance to the room and describes how you’re
helping.

The command requires both a target character (who must be in the same room)
and a description of how you’re assisting them. Your assistance description
is limited to 120 characters.

If an action-locking clock is running the room you will only be able to use
this
command once per tick.

Associations, also known as sponsors, are groups that operate throughout the
supernatural world. Characters will often be working for one of these groups
when doing plots and can build their reputation with them, leading to more
powerful contacts.

The different associations are:

The Numinous Accord
The Prometheans
The Concordat
Trinity
The Boardroom
The Untamed
The Syndicate
The Free
The Grey
The Twilight Bureau
The Invisible College
Vanguard

See Also

• Reputation

Syntax: at <location> <command>

At executes the given command (which may have arguments) at the given
location. The location may be specified as a vnum, as the name of
a mobile, or as the name of an object.

At works by temporarily moving you to that location, executing the
command, and then moving you back (if the command didn’t change your
location).

Syntax: Atemote (person) (emote)

Used by SRs on people who have trusted them to at least moderate levels,
this command delivers a remote echo to the room at the target’s location.

At the foundation of New Haven’s layered history rests Atlantis, the first and
greatest of the between cities, partially submerged in black water that defies
analysis. This liquid, neither fully water nor entirely something else,
maintains a constant level throughout the ruins regardless of displacement or
evaporation attempts. Objects submerged in it emerge dry but permanently
altered. Many parts of the city are entirely inaccessible except by going
underwater, and navigating in the depths is notoriously difficult, leading
many divers to be unable to find a way back up once they have gone under.

The architecture of Atlantis bears no resemblance to any known human
civilization, constructed around geometric principles that induce cognitive
dissonance in observers. Corridors twist in directions that conventional
geometry insists are impossible, creating paths that return travelers to their
starting point despite continuous forward movement. Rooms expand and contract
subtly as though breathing, their dimensions shifting by fractions of an inch
in patterns that match no known mathematical sequence. The most intact
structures feature walls of a metal-ceramic composite with properties similar
to both superconductors and biological membranes, suggesting a civilization
that saw no distinction between technology and living tissue.

Throughout Atlantis, doorways present puzzle-like challenges to those seeking
passage. These are not simple mechanical locks but integrated systems that
respond to combinations of light, sound, and electromagnetic stimulation. The
most complex require coordinated actions from multiple individuals positioned
at specific points throughout the ruins, suggesting the Atlanteans valued
collective effort over individual achievement. Several expedition teams have
dedicated years to deciphering these mechanisms, though success often reveals
chambers containing only more elaborate puzzles rather than conventional
treasures.

The black water harbors life forms unlike any in Earth’s evolutionary history.
Translucent creatures resembling geometric constructs, perfect spheres
trailing tendrils in Fibonacci spirals, cubic entities that unfold into two-
dimensional planes when hunting, and colonies of microscopic organisms that
arrange themselves into patterns mimicking written language all move beneath
the
surface with apparent purpose. These beings generally ignore human presence
unless disturbed, at which point they exhibit defensive capabilities ranging
from bioelectric discharges to localized manipulation of gravitational forces.

Throughout the ruins, the black water ripples with movements that originate
from depths no exploration team has successfully reached. Sonar mapping
reveals structures extending miles below the accessible portions of Atlantis,
their scale and complexity increasing with depth. The few probes sent into
these abyssal regions have either ceased functioning or returned with data so
corrupted it suggests fundamental incompatibility between whatever exists
below and the principles upon which our technology is based. .

When used outside of combat the attack command will start a fight, in
fast combat all people will then be able to start moving or attacking as
they wish, in an emote fight it will generate a turn order and start to work
through them.

Typing attack skip will skip your turn in emote combat, in fast combat it
won’t have any real effect except that if all participants in a fight type
attack skip the fight will end.

Possible syntaxes for attack are:

Attack (person)

When the command is used like this on a target in melee range it will pick
your highest melee discipline to use, when used on a target at range it will
pick the highest ranged discipline to use. Note the highest ranged
discipline might not always be the most effective discipline to use
depending on the range of the target.

Attack (person) (discipline)

This syntax allows you to pick the discipline you’d like to use for the
attack.

Attack (person) (customname)

This syntax allows you to use a custom attack, in fast combat your attack
will use the message you’ve written for this attack instead of the default
message. In both fast combat and emote combat it will attach any special
affect you’ve set up on that custom to the attack.

(Customname) (person) is an alternate syntax for using custom attacks. See
also Help Myattacks.

Attack (person) knockout

Used in melee range on someone who has run out of defense to knock them out
to be captured.

Attack defend

Skip your chance to attack to instead take 66% damage until your next turn
to attack.

You can also use tackle (target) to move your character instantly up to two
rooms towards the target and immediately start a fight.

Syntax: attempt [character name] [emote text]

The attempt command lets you propose an emote involving another character,
requiring their consent before the action is performed.

When you use this command:
1. The specified character will receive a
notification with your proposed emote
2. They can respond with ‘yes’ to
approve or ‘no’ to decline
3. If approved, your emote will be displayed to
the room with a note showing it was approved
4. If declined, no emote appears
(you can then RP either a failed attempt or something else)

See Also

• try

This stat represents a baseline attractiveness that isn’t brought about by any
special skills, deals, powers or behaviors.

-1: Someone who is less attractive than average
0: Someone of average attractiveness
1: Someone who is more attractive than average

Whenever you look at any unmasked character you will see a number out of
ten representing how attractive they are to your own character.

The attractiveness stat puts a floor on how low someone’s appearance can go.

There are three other aspects that go into attractiveness:

Body: Determined primarily by the physical conditioning stat.
Provides enhanced benefit if you are wearing less clothing than you
typically do.

Presentation: Determined primarily by the fashion knowledge stat.
Provides enhanced benefit if you are wearing an outfit that is more
expensive than you typically do.

Face/Skin: Determined primarily by the beauty rituals stat.
Provides enhanced benefit if it has been less time since your most
recent shower than typical and/or you are wearing more makeup than
is typical.

You can use the ‘checkout’ command to look at the breakdown of a
character’s appearance.

Being higher tier will also add an additional boost for each tier
above 1. And small boosts can also be obtained from perfume, shapewear,
ambient light levels, and character effectslike orientation, vehicle
buffs, praise etc.

Attractiveness works exactly the same for men and women.

The bloodbath command can be used to partially reset your characters
history for body/presentation/face/skin. See Help Bloodbath.

Syntax: Augment (weapon/armor) (Type)

When used in an engineering bay this command enhances a weapon or set
of armor for cash.

The Engineering skill reduces the cost and increases the duration of
augments, the hunter focus reduces the cost of augments except for
advanced, and the commander focus increases the duration of augments. Augments
on melee weapons have an indefinite duration.

The possible types are:

Advanced
Costs $1, 000. Causes weapons to do 20% more damage or armor wearers to
take 20% less damage for the duration. Is temporary, even on melee
weapons, unlike other augmentations.

Silver
Costs $250. Causes weapons to apply
additional stagger to werewolves struck with them.

Gold
Costs $250. Causes weapons to apply
additional stagger to characters with a gold vulnerability.

Bone
Costs $250. Causes weapons to apply
additional stagger to characters with a bone vulnerability.

Wood
Costs $250. Causes weapons to apply
additional stagger to vampires.

Incendiary
Costs $250. Ranged weapons only. Makes them unaffected by a vampires
damage per round cap.

Iron
Costs $250. Causes weapons to apply
additional stagger to faeborn.

Quartz
Costs $250. Causes weapons to apply
additional stagger to demonborn.

Obsidian
Costs $250. Causes weapons to apply
additional stagger to angelborn.

Radioactive
Costs $250. Causes weapons to apply
additional stagger to demigods.

Flechette
Costs $250. Causes ranged weapons to do more damage based on the max
and current defense value of the target with a bonus to those without
clothing.

Armorpiercing
Costs $500. Attacks do less damage overall but do sixty
percent of that damage to targets in cover.

Stagger is only applied if an attack does at least 5 damage. Augmented weapons
cannot be poisoned.

Requirements: Fae Knight 3, Natural Magic 2, Illusory Magic 3, Dark Magic 3

This stat allows people shifting into animal forms smaller than mansized to
bring their clothes and belongings with them.

Syntax: Autofire

When toggled on, a character will automatically attack when their attack
becomes available.

It will always reuse the last attack used when auto attacking.

Syntax: Autoskip

Sets a toggle that will make you automatically skip your turn in emote
combat.

Syntax: availability (high/low/normal)

This OOC command alters your PC’s availability for RP. Characters with high
availability are locatable with the where command and can be supernaturally
lured. They are more likely to be chosen for encounters and patrol events.

Characters with low availability are much less likely to be chosen for
encounters and patrol events, but suffer some mild RPXP and influence
penalties.

Syntax: Award (player) (reason)

Award is an SR command that gives the target a bonus to their ability to
earn karma up to a certain point. SRs earn awards to give out as they
engage in SR activities and this is tracked over their account.

A reason has to be given and that shows to any other SRs online as well as
to any staff and is logged. Award is in place to reward people for
particularly good RP, using it to try and simply help out yourself or your
friends may get your ability to SR removed.

See Also

• story runner commands

In the claustrophobic depths before one reaches Atlantis lies humanity’s first
great city, Babylon, its massive ziggurats and broad processional ways
preserved in a perpetual state of decay that never quite reaches dissolution.
The air here burns the lungs with sulfurous heat, carrying the scent of
ancient fires and something older – the breath of creation itself, some
delvers claim; preserved from when the world was young and gods walked openly among
their creations.

The ziggurat of Etemenanki dominates the cityscape, its seven tiers
representing the known planets of the ancient world. Though partially
collapsed on its eastern face, the structure remains largely intact, its mud-
brick core having transmuted over millennia into something resembling basalt
but with properties that allow it to repair minor damage over time. The temple
at its summit, once dedicated to Marduk, now houses something else, a presence
better felt than seen, which causes electromagnetic equipment to fail and
organic materials to age rapidly when brought too close.

The walls of Babylon bear the earliest forms of writing, cuneiform texts that
cover nearly every vertical surface in the ruins. These inscriptions defy
conventional understanding, as they appear to rearrange themselves when not
directly observed, forming new sentences and concepts that respond to the
questions in delvers’ minds. Linguists who have studied photographs of the
same wall sections taken minutes apart have identified subtle changes that
cannot be explained by lighting or perspective, confirming this phenomenon is
not mere hallucination.

The hanging gardens remain, though what they now nurture would have horrified
their original creators. Plants that feed on sound grow in dense thickets,
their leaves vibrating to absorb the energy of footsteps or whispered
conversations. Flowers bloom with approximations of human faces, their
expressions changing to mimic those who observe them. Most disturbing are the
arbor-forms, tree-like structures that have grown into humanoid shapes, rooted
in place but capable of limited movement, their branches reaching toward
passersby with apparent purpose.

Throughout the ruins, delvers encounter evidence of advanced knowledge that
should have been beyond ancient Babylonian capability; astronomical
calculations accurate to six decimal places, mathematical proofs that wouldn’t
be rediscovered until the 20th century, and architectural principles that
achieve perfect acoustic properties through seemingly simple design. This
knowledge appears alongside ritualistic instructions for communicating with
entities described as “those who dwell between stars” and warnings about “the
price of wisdom freely given.”

The most dangerous aspect of Babylon is what lurks in its shadows, forms which
move only when not directly observed, composed of darkness deeper than the
absence of light. These entities leave no footprints and register on no
sensors, their existence confirmed only through the consistent testimony of
survivors who describe feeling watched from angles that shouldn’t exist within
three-dimensional space. Expedition members who become separated from their
groups are often found in states of catatonia, their eyes fixed on empty
corners and their mouths forming words in languages they never learned.

Syntax: balance

Displays your character’s complete financial information, including:

Current cash on hand
Bank account balance
Special credit accounts (shopping, housing, commercial, and faction credits if
applicable)
Date of your next payday
Financial projections including:
Estimated upcoming pay
Estimated lifestyle expenses (living costs)
Estimated vehicle maintenance costs

Type: Defensive

This discipline covers the use of modern armor, often made from Kevlar and
fashioned most often specifically to absorb gunfire. Starting with a simple
and fairly low cost vest ballistic armor can range up to full suits made
from cutting edge materials.

Takes 80% damage from all firearms.
Takes 90% damage from bows, thrown weapons and spearguns.
Takes 90% damage from striking attacks.

See Also

• disciplines

Type: Defensive

This discipline covers the use of modern shields that are designed
specifically to counteract gunfire. Due to the large size of shields
anyone attempting to use them who didn’t have them out at the start of the
fight will suffer debuffs.

Note: With shields, your ‘shield’ armor must be exposed.

Takes 80% damage from Shotguns.
Takes 90% damage from Rifles, Carbines and Pistols.
Takes 90% damage From Melee weapons, Bows, Thrown Weapons and Spearguns
Takes 90% damage from grappling attacks.
Takes 80% damage from sorcery.

Syntax Banish (person) / Unbanish (person)

This command can only be used by society leaders, when used it will remove
someone from New Haven and send them to Boston, they will also be unable to
return to the city unless a society leader lifts the banishment with the
unbanish command. The person lifting the banishment does not have to be the
same person who gave it. When someone is unbanished they become immune to
banishment for a day or two.

This command is primarily designed to be an anti-troll mechanism, it allows
players to quickly and easily get rid of people playing ridiculous
characters with no respect for the society’s authority. Obviously as long
as just one society leader thinks you’re ok they can easily reverse it and
prevent it from being used on you, so it’s only real purpose is against
people who’re pissing off everybody at once.

Syntax: Banktransfer (person) (amount in dollars)

This command allows people to send money to the bank account of others
remotely, even if they’re not online. The minimum amount is $10 and every
transfer attracts a $2.50 fee.

A new character on grid will not be immediately able to use banktransfer.

Syntax: bargain <untie|flight|fight|knowledge|strength|life>

This command allows you to make bargains with demons for various benefits,
but at a cost of increasing your invitation level and also possibly your
acedia.

Each bargain type provides different assistance:

Untie: Will continue to untie yourself when using the ‘escape’ command even if
being actively RPed with.

Flight: Helps with escaping situations, allows you to instantly flee once you
have broken out of your bindings.

Fight: Provides a powerful combat boost for five minutes after breaking out of
your bindings.

Knowledge: Provides 10k RPXP that can be used only on this character.

Strength: Provides 20K Combat XP that can be used only on this character.

Life: A powerful bargain that resurrects you if you’re dead, transforming you
into a Wight. This bargain requires you to be at least tier 2 and cannot be used
if you’re already a Wight. Wights cannot be resurrected by any other means
either.

Characters who are already invite level 10 cannot use this command, the three
escape powers remain active for twenty four hours after use.

See Also

• Invitation
• Acedia
• Wights

Syntax: battle follow (person)
Syntax: battle attack (person)
Syntax: battle atwill
Syntax: battle transfer (person)

The battle command is used to instruct NPC soldiers in operations.

Battle follow will assign the soldiers to follow the assigned ally. Battle
attack will order the soldiers to attack the assigned target. Battle atwill
will relieve the soldiers of their orders and allow their base AI to take
over. Battle transfer is used to grant command of the soldiers in the
operation to another ally.

Known Issues: Battle instructions seem to override the order instructions for
allied NPC minions and muscle, even if they do not specifically belong to you.
Play with this in mind.

Requirements: Neither physical conditioning or fashion knowledge already at
that rank.

This stat represents a characters use of beauty products, hygiene and even
mystical arts
to appear more attractive to others. Will provide a larger benefit when a
character has
showered more recently than is typical and/or is wearing more makeup.

Supernatural development usually begins right as puberty starts to end.
The most typical age for this in males is 18, 16 for females. Development
takes on average three years.

Supernatural development generally begins quite subtly, with mild increases
in health and physical performance, those around the developing supernatural
might notice that they generally seem to have more energy than normal, and
begin to perform better in sports.

The development takes its toll however, only a few months in most would be
supernaturals start to exhibit mental symptoms. Mild to severe psychiatric
disorders, as well as irresponsibility, poor judgment, recklessness are all
common side effects. While mental disease is no more common in adult
supernatural than adult naturals, a full 75% of them will have a past
history of mental disease or crime. Short prison stints or periods in
asylums are relatively common.

About midway through the process actual supernatural abilities and talents
will begin to develop, usually starting off very uncontrollable and of
extremely mild power but slowly increasing in strength. It’s also common at
this time for characters to begin to have dreams related to their ancestry.

As the process comes to a close, the mental effects fade away, the dreams
become much less common and the individual’s abilities both grow stronger
and come more completely under their control. As far as the world is
concerned the individual has successfully managed to ‘turn their life
around.’

There are two ways for supernatural development to be blocked. The first is
insanity, characters who’re highly mentally unstable will be stuck in a stage
where their powers are weak and uncontrollable, they also are often stuck
with the ancestry dreams as well, which can make them useful research
subjects for trying to glean more information about the past of
supernaturals. This also means that despite their likely troubled past,
serious mental disorders of the mundane type are all but unheard of amongst
active supernaturals.

The second is complete closed-mindedness to the possibility of the
supernatural. This has to go far beyond normal scientific skepticism. It
can occur when treatment for their mental illness is particularly severe and
effective, or when someone has been raised into a strong belief that
contradicts the existence of the supernatural. Occasionally people with
particularly distressing powers or who’ve used them in particularly
distressing ways will create a subconscious block themselves preventing
their belief. Societies also occasionally brainwash people into this belief
in order to lock their abilities away.

Mature development also occurs but is much rarer in the world at large.
Only 5% of supernaturals will develop late, but there’s no particular time
when it will occur if they do. It’s much more common than this in New Haven
however because of the proximity to the gate. It also occurs if someone has
a block that occurred before or during supernatural development that then
breaks in later life. Mature development is much faster, usually taking
place over only a few weeks. However it is also more dangerous, if the
individual develops psychological or behavioral problems they’re likely to
be much more severe, causing people to become raging psychotics or malicious
psychopaths for short periods of time before the effects fade.

Many people attempt to become supernatural, fortunately a good portion of
the world’s population has some fragment of a supernatural gene within them,
and thus have a chance of manifesting it if they try. When successful these
attempts produce something very similar to mature development, although the
psychological and behavioral side effects are usually less common, only
affecting about 25% of deliberately manifested people.

Methods:

Alchemy) Experimentation with potions comprised of mixtures of mundane and
supernatural ingredients can be effective at triggering a manifestation.
Although the exact same potion will never work on two different people.

Gene Therapy) Modern science also has a solution, genetic therapies based on
the genes of manifested supernaturals can be effective at triggering
manifestation, although again each treatment is unique to the patient.

Meditation) Some people are able to trigger manifestation after prolonged
periods of mastering monk-like meditation practices.

Ritualism) Experimentations with mystical rituals directed at the target can
be effective at inducing manifestation, although again the exact ritual will
be unique to the individual, it also tends to go through a lot of blood
before the right one is found.

Trauma) Sometimes manifestation is brought on by serious physical or mental
trauma, in some cases this may be used to attempt to induce manifestation.
Sometimes in very primitive ways such as torture, other times in more
clinical ways such as anesthetized electroshock therapy.

Syntax: bedwindow [character name]

This command allows you to break into another player’s bedroom by climbing
through their window. You must be within 10 distance of their bedroom
location to succeed. If you’re too far away, the game will tell you which
direction to travel. This command requires that you have an invite level of
at least 5 with the target player.

See Also

• Invitation

Syntax: behead (target)

Used on a helpless target to cut off their head and instantly kill them.
Produces the severed head as an item.

Syntax: bind (target)

Used on a helpless target to bind them and render them permanently helpless
until rescued and untied.

You can also use bind (target) hands, or bind (target) feet to restrain
someone’s ability to act but not move, or move but not act.

See Also

• capturing
• untie

Requirements: Rank 1 requires Demon Warrior or Fae Knight 1.
Rank 2 requires Demon Warrior or Fae Knight 2.

Level One

Adrenaline: No target, do 20% more damage with your next melee range attack.
Roleplay : You can cause a surge of adrenaline in your own body.

Heal: No target, recover half your taken damage and turns it into stagger.
Up to a maximum of 20 times your tier.
Roleplay : You can increase your healing rate, and close wounds.

Level Two

ResistPain: No target, gain 100 extra defense for one round.
Roleplay : You can temporarily shut off your body’s pain receptors.

Recover: No target, reduce stagger by half.
Roleplay : You can rapidly recover your balance and sense of equilibrium.

Oxygenate: No target, move at 150% speed next round.
Roleplay : You can oxygenate your muscles for a brief peak in performance.

As biokinesis affects the biological processes of a living body, the undead
cannot make use of it. Characters with the Fae Knight focus can only use
Biokinesis abilities while
shifted.

The most recently fallen of the cities-between presents a unique challenge to
delvers, as much of the physical structure seems to flicker between corporeal
and incorporeal states. Streets that appeared solid moments before may
suddenly become translucent, allowing glimpses of chambers below, while
buildings waver like heat mirages despite the perpetual dampness of the air.

Streets paved with opalescent stone shift and rearrange themselves when
travelers look away, creating a network of roads that defy mapping.
Cartographers
who have attempted to document Biringan have produced wildly different charts,
each valid only for the moment it was created. The central plaza, constructed
around
a crystalline clock tower whose hands move counter-clockwise, serves as the
only reliable landmark. Even then, the tower sometimes appears as a solid
structure of translucent crystal and other times as little more than a
suggestion of architecture, its outline barely distinguishable from the mist
that perpetually shrouds the city.

Sometimes this shifting reality gives opportunities to access locked chambers
full of strange treasures, but just as often it causes the ground to fall away
beneath the feet of an explorer. These phase shifts also cause electronics to
behave strangely.

The deeper chambers of Biringan harbor creatures that adapted to the magical
environment; translucent crabs with crystalline shells that can phase through
solid matter, schools of fish that swim through air as easily as water, and
more troubling entities that some delvers describe as “human silhouettes
filled with starlight.” These beings observe explorers from a distance but
vanish when approached, leaving behind only the faint sound of wind chimes.

This field represents when your character was born and is of the format
(year) (month) (day). All archetypes have different limits on what their
ages can be.

Syntax: Bite (target) (neck/thigh/wrist)

Vampires and blood drinkers need to regularly bite PCs to keep their life
force
up. This command always works on helpless targets otherwise there’s a chance
for it to succeed based on environmental factors. Nobody else can be around
to serve as a witness. Characters need hypnotism 1 to bite non-helpless
targets.

Wights also need to use the bite command to feed, they can only bite helpless
targets and do so with simply bite (target).

Effects of Blood on Vampires:
Vampires can feed on supernaturals, but this blood is inevitably unusable for
rituals due to an inherent taint. Supernatural blood, or human blood with a
supernatural origin, has special effects on a vampire who drinks it.

Blood Type: Effect:
Angelborn Feel more sensitive and humane.
Demigod Similar to cocaine. Feel fearless. Become prone to recklessness.
Demonborn Feel disassociated from human emotions or sensitivities.
Faeborn Similar to ecstasy. Become more prone to amorous activities.
Werewolf Feel more primal. Become likely to give in to baser impulses for
sex and violence.

Black Sun is the name of a private military organization who works
for an unspecified collection of billionaires, corporations and
countries. They specifically offer services to be a bulwark against
the strange or supernatural that many of these powerful individuals
find unsettling or worrying.

One of their primary functions is to gather intelligence on the supernatural
world and to investigate ways to leverage the supernatural into
marketable technology.

To that end, on a semi-regular basis the Black Sun will occupy New
Haven, black-bagging many characters, especially supernaturals,
and imprisoning them in the Palladium Clinic in order to interrogate
them or experiment on them.

Characters can use clinic tipoff (amount) (character name) to spend
favor in order to increase the chances that the target character
will be among those black-bagged into the clinic.

See Also

• Clinic

Requirements: Blade Disciple 4.

This stat conveys a mastery of melee defense. You take no stagger when hit
with melee weapons and take 10% reduced damage from them as well. This
bonus increases to 20% if the weapon you are being struck with is your
strongest.

Combat Focus

Requirements: Supernatural

This stat represents those who’re dedicated to a supernatural path of learning
melee combat skills. Each rank offers increased access to physical stats.
Blade Disciples can learn to use telekinesis to enhance themselves in combat
and manipulate the battleground. At max rank Blade Disciples can learn blade
defense, making them particularly proficient at fighting multiple armed
opponents at once. They do not need to use bladed weapons; any melee weapon
will suffice.

[Blade Disciple One]:
Dexterity 2: Influences social combat.
Telekinesis 1: A power tree that controls the movement of others in combat.
Hypernatural Reflexes: A legendary power that doubles your fast reflexes and
helps reduce damage taken.

[Blade Disciple Two]:
Fast Reflexes 2: Determines turn order in combat.
Super Jumping: A power that helps you close distance in combat.
Telekinesis 2: A power tree that controls the movement of others in combat.

[Blade Disciple Three]:
Dexterity 3: Influences social combat.

[Blade Disciple Four]:
Blade Defense: A power that removes incoming stagger from melee weapons and
helps reduce damage taken.
Fast Reflexes 3: Maximum proficiency; determines turn order in combat.

Syntax: bless (target) or bless flowers or bless (target) (liege/solar/fertility/lunar/ocean/war/luck

Requirements: Demigod

Characters with this power may use bless (target) to bestow a buff that
increases all combat disciplines by a small amount. May be self targeted.

Syntax: Blindfold (target/self)

Places a blindfold on someone or takes it off, the target must be tied up or
unconscious if it isn’t self targeted.

Requirements: Tier 4 for level 3, Tier 5 for level 5.

Syntax: move (target) blink

This allows you to instantly teleport to a location up to 85 distance away.
Can only be used when at 100% defense and 0 stagger.

At rank 3 it applies 20 stagger on use and consumes your move. At rank 5 it
doesn’t apply any stagger and in fast fights only causes a movement delay of
1/5th normal.

Requirements : None

Blood drinkers are non vampires who nonetheless feed on blood. They can use
the ‘bite’ command like a vampire but the max life force buffs and penalties
for them are half as high.

Blood drinkers can be anything from people who have somehow been partially
affected by vampirism to those whose need to drink blood comes from a completely
different source.

See Also

• stats
• Origin Stat

Syntax: bloodbath

Used in a bathroom this command can reset your attractiveness history to make
it easier to get the active boost from attractiveness. Requires a significant
amount of blood however obtained from using the victimize command. Must be
done in a bathroom.

Syntax: bloodtest (item)

When used on blood items acquired through victimization, will provide details
about that blood such as supernatural lineage. Costs $10.

Type: Melee
Max Range: 1
Cap: Tier 1:20, 2:30, 3: 40, 4:80, 5:120

This discipline covers the ability to fight with large, blunt weapons
such as staves, maces or hammers. Requires a large weapon
object to use.

Requirement: Running 3+
and : Angelborn Champion 1

This stat doubles your running speed, allowing it to go above 5.

Requirements: Supernatural, not a vampire or werewolf.

This power reduces the stagger you’d normally take from weapons augmented
against your archetype by two thirds, but means you take stagger from
weapons augmented with bone instead. Characters who research you can
discover your vulnerabilities.

Syntax: borough [borough_name]

The borough command displays detailed information about a specific borough.
The city is broken up into eleven boroughs. All the boroughs other than
downtown have regular city elections.

There are two elections every two weeks so all boroughs will cycle about
once every 10 weeks.

Winning an election means the governing group’s members will earn favor
every week which will be distributed based on the strength of the borough
and the contributions of the individual.

Schemes, Monsters and Raids can reduce the strength of a borough temporarily.

The more boroughs a group controls the harder it will be to control further
boroughs, and the longer a group has held a particular borough the harder
it will be to hold onto it.

See Also

• Favor
• Political Capital

Type: Ranged
Optimum Range: 70
Cap: Tier 1:50, 2:60, 3:70, 4:80, 5:100

This discipline covers the ability to use older types of projectile weapons
such as longbows, shortbows and crossbows. Covering both the strength of
the pull as well as accuracy when using the weapons. Bows have the advantage
of functioning offworld and are compatible with toxins. Bows do no damage to
cover.

See Also

• disciplines

Syntax: brainwash
implant/neutralizer/extraction/loyalty/pacifist/reidentity/fatecraft/cleanse/reversal
[target] [arguments]

The brainwash command allows characters to perform various mind-altering
procedures on helpless targets in a brainwashing facility.

Each brainwashing type has specific requirements:

1. IMPLANT: Installs a remote-controlled device in the target’s head,
requiring Medicine 2 skill, 50 favor, and causing severe injury. This creates
a controller item that can be used with the “control” command. Invite level 3
or willingness.

2. NEUTRALIZER: Installs a device that nullifies supernatural abilities,
requiring Medicine 2 skill, 50 favor, and causing severe injury. Invite level
3 or willingness.

3. EXTRACTION: Attempts to remove a neutralizer implant. Requires 100 favor,
can only be performed on healthy targets, causes severe injury, and has a low
success chance improved by Medicine and Engineering skills.

4. LOYALTY: Brainwashes the target to be loyal to a specified person or
faction, requiring 100 favor. The target will receive regular imprints about
maintaining loyalty. Invite level 9 or willingness.

5. PACIFIST: Prevents the target from attacking others, requiring 100 favor.
Invite level 9 or willingness.

6. REIDENTITY: Makes the target believe they are someone else, requiring 100
favor and a specified new identity. Invite level 9 or willingness.

7. FATECRAFT: Alters the target’s psychological past, requiring 100 favor and
a new fate argument. Invite level 6 or willingness.

8. CLEANSE: Removes all bad and dark memories from the target, requiring only
10 favor. Invite level 4 or willingness.

9. REVERSAL: Reverses all non-implant brainwashing procedures, requiring 200
favor. This restores a character to their original mindset but doesn’t remove
implants. Invite level 9 or willingness.

All brainwashing procedures: – Require the target to be helpless – Must be
performed in a brainwashing facility (except some types in detention areas) –
Have a consent mechanism requiring targets to type ‘yes’ within 10 minutes –
Cannot be performed on targets who have been mind-altered recently (cooling
period) – Share a monthly cooldown

See Also

• control
• invitation

Requirements: Tier 3

Syntax: Brand (person) (location) (message)
Example: Brand John neck a flaming skull
Appearance: He has a symbol of a flaming skull on his neck.

Branding is the go to method of choice for more powerful supernaturals to
keep control over less powerful beings and devoted humans. The power
conveys an ability to press their hand against someone’s exposed skin and
leave a permanent mark of their symbol there which will appear as ‘He/She
has a symbol of (message) on his/her (location)’

It costs the user some amount of life force, generally around 20% for
branding someone of equal power level to yourself.
There is a cooldown of several weeks between branding people.

When a victim is branded any compulsions, body compulsions, triggered
instructions or triggered body instructions will become sealed in and will
never fade until the brand is removed. Triggered instructions that are
sealed will fade when satiated, but will simply return again once the
trigger occurs once more.

Syntax: Brand phantom (target) (sensation)
This command uses the brand link to send one of a selection of unpleasant
sensations to a body part of your victim. Useful as an easy access tool for
disciplining your property.

Syntax: Brand incapacitate (target)
This command sends a surge of pain along the brand link to render your
target temporarily insensible in order to easily recapture property that’s
trying to flee.

Syntax: Brand listen/brand listen stop
For about 0. 1% of your life force this command allows you to enter a
state in which you can hear everything any one of your branded can hear.
Useful for checking on your property to ensure loyalty.

Syntax: Brand watch/brand watch stop
For the truly paranoid human owner, for 2.5% of your life force you can
enter an even deeper state of observation where you also see what they are
doing.

Syntax: Brand remove(target)
Performed in a magical workshop this command allows someone to be
released from a mystical branding. It costs $15, 000 in resources if done
immediately, but the longer the person has had the brand the further the
cost reduces, down to a minimum of $500 at a rate of $10 per
hour, logged in or out.

Syntax: breakin (direction)

This command can be used to force entry into a property by breaking down a
door
or wall in the direction specified. It uses your demolitions or strength score
to challenge the household toughness rating of the room you are currently
trying to break into.

The first use of breakin on a property cost $50, but not any successive
times until the next reboot.

Syntax: breakout

This command allows you to break free from bindings or escape from a room,
but only when specific conditions are met.

When bound (either completely or just your feet): – If you’ve initiated the
break binding process and it has completed, you’ll break free
from your bindings – You will recover all health – If you have an active
flee bargain, you’ll automatically escape to another room.
Otherwise, you’ll receive a broken chair leg as a weapon. If you have an
active fight bargain, you’ll receive a temporary boost for 5 minutes

When not bound: – If you’ve initiated the room escape process and it has
completed (timer = 1), you’ll escape the room you are in back to your home
room.

Brief helps set your display options for the game. Typing
brief toggles on and off the showing of room descriptions
when you move around (considerably reducing the text to
be processed).

Syntax: brief

Syntax: Broadcast (message)
Broadcast (message) with (stat/disciplines) (and) (stat/disc) (and)
(stat/disc)

Used by SRs to sent a global message to the game, can also have stats or
disciplines included to only go to people with those particular stats or
disciplines.

Requirements : Combat Focus 1 and Strength 2.

Brutes are individuals who are built rather brutishly.
They are limited to having at most a 5.0 attractiveness score but do 15% bonus
damage to other PCs in melee combat and double damage to minions and allies in
melee combat.

See Also

• stats

See help petition.

Syntax: Bugsweep

Perform a bugsweep in the current room for $50, you will be notified if any
spy cameras were previously set up in that room and those cameras will be
rendered inactive.

Syntax: burn (body)

Uses gasoline to set a body alight. This destroys forensic evidence, but is
quite obvious, leaving the remains horribly burned.

Professional Focus

Requirements: None

This stat represents those who have dedicated themselves to the art of the
deal. In addition to the standard professional focus bonuses, each rank also
allows the business person to ignore $1,000 of shop rent each month. Later,
they can use financial ruin to utterly devastate their enemies.

[Business Person One]:
Financial Ruin: A legendary power that completely zeroes someone’s bank
account.

[Business Person Two]:
None.

[Business Person Three]:
None.

[Business Person Four]:
None.

Syntax: Butcher (corpse)

Used on the corpses of creatures encountered in the mist, this process
will harvest some part of the monster which can be contributed in faction
drop boxes.

More powerful creatures are worth more when butchered, in an exponential
fashion. So a creature which is twice as powerful is worth more than twice
as much in resources.

Higher occult knowledge reduces the time it takes to finish butchering.

Syntax: buy (number)

Used to buy an item from a store.

The calendar is a way for players and Story Runners to set up times for
particular roleplay or events.

To see a list of all current calendar events type calendar list, to get more
information on one type calendar info (number)

To make a new calendar event simply type calendar create. This will create
a blank calendar entry, you can then use calendar list to see all the
calendar entries, and find the one you just made in order to edit it.

Calendar title (number) (string)
-Will set the name of your event, which will be seen on the list.

Calendar type (number) (Type)
-Sets event type (Social, Meeting, Plot, College)

Calendar subtype (number) (subtype)
-Sets the event subtype if it’s a social event.

Calendar location (number) (string)
-Will set where your event will occur, which can be seen when someone looks at
its info.
Calendar description (number)
-Will put you into an editor where you can write a description of the
event, which can be seen when someone looks at its info.

Calendar private (number)
-Toggle an event between private and public, private events are only seen
by those on the invite list.

Calendar invitelist (number)
-Enter an editor where you can list names with spaces between them of
individuals you want to see your private event.

Calendar hidelist (number)
-Enter an editor where you can list names with spaces between them of
individuals you want to not be able to see your otherwise public event.

Calendar securitybanlist (number)
-Costs $100, enter an editor where you can list names of individuals
to be banned from the event, they will be unable to enter the same room
as the author or the same property.

Calendar securitypermitlist (number)
-Costs $100, enter an editor to list names of individuals to be allowed
into an event. Using this means all other individuals are considered banned
by default.

Calendar stats (number) (string)
-Can only be used by Story Runners and is used to show what stats are relevant
to getting involved in the story that this event is part of. It can be seen
when someone looks at its info.

Calendar timeminutes/timehours/timedays (number) (value)
Shift the time the event will occur, for example timehours 2 will move it
two hours into the future, timedays -1 will bring it one day closer.

Calendar comment (number) (string)
-Will let you leave comments on someone’s event, these can only be seen by
the creator of the calendar event. This is good for things like indicating
an interest in participating, telling the author what times you can make the
event etc.

Calendar dedicate (number) (name)
-Dedicate an event to a particular Eidolon, extending their domain into the
room with the calendar author for the duration.

Calendar protect (number)
-Used by an Eidolon to extend protection over an event for a thousand
resources
from their cult.

Calendar stoplog (number)
-Used to end the log of a calendar event.

Calendar warnings (number) (string
-Used to set the content warnings for an event.

Syntax: call (number/person)
Use this command while holding a phone to call someone.

See Also

• speeddial
• phones

Requirements: Natural Magic 1

This power means an arcanist will summon two minions at once, but they will be
weaker if not summoned in a natural area.

Requirements: Dark Magic 1

This power allows slain minions to come back to life as a weaker version of
themselves when destroyed.

Syntax: calltry (player) (optional message)

Used by SRs to ask a player to make a roll.

See Also

• Storyrunner Commands

The legendary seat of Arthur’s court now resides in perpetual twilight, its
once-proud towers and walls reduced to crumbling stone embraced by the earth.
The caverns housing Camelot’s remains are perpetually filled with mist that
swirls and eddies as though stirred by phantom breezes, occasionally forming
shapes that resemble armored knights or ladies in flowing gowns before
dissolving back into formlessness.

The Round Table Chamber remains partially intact, though the famous table
itself has collapsed into the center where the floor gave way centuries ago.
What remains is a circular room with stone seating for fifty knights, each
position marked with a barely-legible Norman French inscription naming its
occupant. The ceiling above has partially fallen in, creating a shaft through
which pale light filters down, illuminating motes of dust that dance like
falling stars. Delvers report that on certain days, particularly those
associated with Arthurian legend, the dust arranges itself into maps
of battles or scenes from the king’s life.

Camelot’s courtyard, once the site of tournaments and celebrations, now hosts
a grove of gnarled oak trees whose bark bears patterns resembling faces in
torment. These trees have somehow adapted to grow without sunlight, their
leaves a pale silver that reflects even the faintest illumination. The roots
of these trees have penetrated deep into the foundations of surrounding
structures, simultaneously supporting and disrupting the ancient stonework.
Botanists examining samples from these trees have discovered cellular
structures unlike any known plant species, suggesting they may not be trees at
all, but rather something merely adopting their form.

Throughout the ruins, the sound of metal striking metal echoes at irregular
intervals, the phantom clash of swords from duels and melees long concluded.
These
sounds intensify near what appears to have been an armory, now collapsed into
a heap of rusted weapons and armor fragments. Occasionally, pieces of this
ancient arsenal levitate briefly before clattering back to the ground, as
though being inspected by invisible hands. The few intact weapons recovered
from this site exhibit metallurgical properties that defy modern analysis,
with compositions that include elements not found on the periodic table.

Beneath the main structure of Camelot lies a network of tunnels that appears
to have been constructed as an escape route but was never completed. These
passages terminate abruptly in smooth stone walls carved with prophecies in a
mixture of Latin, Old English, and symbols that linguists have tentatively
identified as Proto-Celtic. These texts speak of Arthur’s promised return and
contain descriptions of events throughout history with disturbing accuracy,
including some that have not yet occurred.

The wisps that float through Camelot’s mists avoid direct contact with
intruders but seem to observe them with intelligence. These ethereal lights
occasionally form complex patterns that correspond to constellations not
visible from Earth’s surface, suggesting either astronomical knowledge beyond
medieval capability or communication with entities beyond our world. Delvers
who have spent more than three consecutive days in the ruins report dreaming
of these wisps speaking to them in voices they recognize from their waking
lives, though they cannot recall the content of these conversations upon
waking.

Valuable treasures remain scattered throughout Camelot’s ruins: ceremonial
daggers with blades that never dull, chalices whose water never stagnates, and
tapestries whose colors remain vibrant despite centuries of darkness and damp.
However, removing these items often triggers collapse of nearby structures, as
if the ruins themselves resist being plundered.

Syntax: attack (target) knockout
bind (target)
untie (target)
execute (target)
behead (target)
force (target) (actions)
drag (target)
carry (target)
wound (target) (Mild/Severe/Critical) (Wound String)
mark (target) (message)
wake (target)
blindfold (target)
gag (target)
maim (target) (message)
brand (target) (location) (message)
victimdescribe (target)
abduct (person)

It is possible in Haven to take enemies prisoner instead of simply killing
them, when a PC has run out of defense a melee range attack can be used with
attack (person) knockout or simply knockout (person). This attack has a 1
in three chance of success and will knock the target out for half an hour.

While knocked out the target can be tied up with the bind command which will
permanently lock them into a helpless state until someone else unties them.

When someone is helpless, either through being bound or unconscious they can
be moved around regardless of their permission by using drag or carry
commands, or in the case of traveling or cars by including their name after
the destination.

They also cannot move around on their own, or communicate with their phone.
Several other commands also become usable on them.

Execute will kill a captive at the price of significant political capital.
Attempting to execute someone without the required capital will not work.

Wound will let you inflict a certain level of wound on your target, you can
also add a message that will appear when people look at them until that
wound has healed.

Mark will let you put a temporary message that will appear when people
look at them for a while afterwards.

Force will allow you to do other things such as change their clothes or
appearance, rob them or turn them into a vampire/werewolf.

Abduct can be used in a room where a player has logged off and if successful
will bring their unconscious body back into the game where it can be
interacted with. See help abduct.

See Also

• combat

Cars and motorcycles help you get around New Haven. To obtain a car you need
to use the garage command, see help garage for more information.

Vehicles may be of one or two types, and of five different quality levels.
Vehicles of two types cost twice as much to obtain the same level of
quality. Each type conveys different bonuses. These quality levels are
seen as junker, economy, standard, high and excellent quality.

Vehicles are paid for every week, the default value is 0.5% of the
vehicle’s value, but those with multiple vehicles garaged may pay less for
their extra ones if they aren’t being loaned out, with the discount
increasing based on the owner’s wealth stat.

Once you have a vehicle you can use it with the drive or ride commands, and
can use park to stop your vehicle prematurely, drive slow to slow down, or
stall to pause in your travel where you currently are.

Vehicles have to be driven from the point they were last driven to, if the
vehicle is new or their location is invalid for some reason they can be
driven from any intersection.

Vehicles have stashes inside them accessible from their last driven to
location.

Damaged vehicles repair automatically, but are unavailable until they are
repaired fully.

Characters who hide in the same room as their vehicle will gain a stealth
bonus to represent their stake out.

Types

Safe: Less likely to have an accident when driving in the mist, less
likely to be injured when attacked or in an accident.
Excellent Bonus: Impossible to have an accident in the mist when driving
slowly.

Sport: Does more damage when running into pedestrians and other vehicles.
Excellent Bonus: Moves around the grid at approximately double speed.

Luxury: Gives influence bonuses to the owner when set as the active vehicle.
Excellent Bonus: Gives an attractiveness boost when set as the active vehicle.

Van: Can store more passengers.
Excellent Bonus: Stealth bonus when hiding in a room with the van doubled.

Tough: Less likely to be forced into an accident when attacked.
Excellent Bonus: Bulletproof.

Sportsbike: Quality levels cheaper
Excellent Bonus: Moves around the grid at approximately double speed.

Cruiser: Quality levels cheaper
Excellent Bonus: Attractiveness boost when active vehicle

Horse: Can be ridden offworld.

Syntaxes:
Garage Lease/Unlease/Drive/Loan/Locate/Reclaim/Name/Describe
Drive/Ride (location) (passengers)
Drive/Ride Slow
Park
Stall
Runinto (pedestrian/vehicle/wall)
Attack (vehicle)
Force (victim) givekeys
Travel car (number) (passengers)

See Also

• WGarage
• Vehicle Costsx

Type: Ranged
Optimal Range: 85
Cap: Tier 1:50, 2:60, 3:70, 4:80, 5:100

This discipline covers the ability to use large, carbine rifles such as
M-16s. Those with higher levels in the discipline can fire more accurately
and faster.

Firearms do not function on realms other than Earth.

Syntax: Cardinal

Toggles cardinal directions on and off, those who don’t use cardinal
directions will gain some benefits in the form of increased influence gains.

Syntax: Carry (person)

This command is used to pick up a helpless or bound person in order to carry
them to other rooms.

You can also use it on someone who is following you to carry them into
air if you have flying or super jumping skills.

See help car.

Negative Tier Modifier

Removable: Yes.

This modifier represents vampires who have spent long periods of their
unlife under the earth. As a result they tend to be very disconnected from
reality, they move slowly and lethargically and are very disconnected from
events going on around them. Often seem permanently slightly dazed. These
effects can fade however if the vampire spends a long enough period out of
the earth, or is in some other way jolted into more full awareness of the
world.

Syntax: Cauterize (own name)

If a character has been turned to a werewolf, using this command allows the
change to be stopped at a cost of 1000 karma.

It also severely wounds the character, the wound and karma cost is applied
even if the char using the command would not actually turn into a werewolf.

Syntax: cdrives [list|add <#>|remove <#>|plot <fear/ambition> <#>
<message>|character <fear/ambition> <#> <name> <message>|rate <char> <0-10>]

The cdrives command allows players to manage their character’s personal
motivations through “drives” – divided into ambitions (things you want) and
fears (things you dread).

When used without arguments, cdrives displays your active drives. The ‘list’
option shows all available drives in the system, with your active ones
marked.

Players can have up to 3 active ambitions and 5 active fears at once. Use
‘add’ to activate a drive by its number, and ‘remove’ to deactivate one.

Character drives can be used for roleplay opportunities:
Using ‘plot’ submits a request to a Storyrunner in your room for a score
based on one of your drives. This indicates an instance where one of your
drives
caused your character to make a mistake.

Using ‘character’ sends a request to another player in your room to score you
based on one of your drives. This indicates an instance where one of your
drives
caused interpersonal failings or conflict.
Using ‘rate’ allows you to rate another player’s drive request on a scale of
0-10 (0 dismisses the request)

Requirements: socialite Focus 1

This stat represents those who’ve gained enough supernatural influence and
power to arrange to get themselves genuine celebrity status. Their fame
flag is visible to everyone and is set with fame (string).

Celestriana rises from the western reaches of the Other, a jagged monument
to nature’s most sublime and terrible aspects. Towering mountains of obsidian
and quartz catch the light of twin moons, creating a landscape that seems to
shimmer and shift when viewed from different angles.

The terrain is dominated by the Spire Mountains, whose peaks are said to
pierce the very fabric of reality, allowing glimpses into other worlds through
the aurora-like phenomena that dance between them. Within these mountains lie
countless caves and ravines, many leading to vast underground networks that
the few human inhabitants have learned to navigate by necessity rather than
choice.

Most notorious among these cavern systems is the Labyrinth of Echoes, where
sounds repeat and distort until they transform into voices that whisper
secrets or madness, depending on the listener. Fae lords occasionally use this
natural wonder as a venue for their more elaborate games, releasing captives
into the maze and wagering on how long they survive before the darkness claims
them.

The largest human settlement, Solace, exists in a deep valley protected by
natural formations that disrupt the hunting patterns of nocturnal predators.
Built primarily underground with only minimal structures visible on the
surface, the community has survived for seven generations by maintaining
strict protocols: no fires after sunset, no metal objects that might gleam in
moonlight, and no children allowed outside the central chambers until they can
recite the complete Litany of Silence, the formal rules of quiet and not
drawing attention.

By day, Celestriana offers resources worth the considerable risk, rare
crystals with inherent magical properties, herbs that grow nowhere else in the
Other, and the precious, luminous fungi that serve as both food sources and
trading commodities for the human enclaves. Gathering expeditions are
carefully timed and coordinated, with sentries posted to watch for the first
signs of dusk.

Abandoned Fae structures dot the landscape, elegant ruins of impossible
architecture left behind when their creators grew bored or moved on to new
diversions. The wisest travelers use these locations sparingly and never twice
in succession.

Syntax: Census

Display the counts of various type of characters who have logged on in the last week.

Syntax: change (hair/skin/eyes) (newstring)
Syntax: change breasts (larger/smaller)
Syntax: change age (value)
Syntax: change height (inches/feet) (value)
Syntax: change sex
Changes a character’s physical attributes.

Changing a character’s eyes, breasts, height, or sex may be changed for free in
the first five hours after creation in case a mistake was made. After that, the
procedure command must be used instead. Changing a character’s age can only be
done in newbie school and will choose a random birthday for the desired age.

Syntax: change lastname (newname)
Allows someone to change their last name for a small fee.
Syntax: change archetype (archetype) (modifier)
Changes your current modifier for karma, can also use none to remove a modifier.

Syntax: Change identity (newname)
Changes your coded name, drops all relationships except for a vampire’s sire,
leaves your society, resets your influence rank. Costs $2500, doesn’t change
appearance. Resets hours played. For the first five hours after use you can join
a society as new recruit with society join (society)

Syntax: Change eyecolor/contacts/haircolor/hairdye (color)
This syntax allows you to set your genetic eye color and hair color as well as
the color of any hair dye or contacts you’re wearing for use in other parts of
the game. The non hair dye options are irrevocable.

See: Help csay.

Syntax: charm <list|equip|stash|trash> [charm name]

The charm command allows you to manage your collection of magical charms.
Charms are usually small objects like coins or charm bracelets that convey
some minor supernatural power when in your possession. You can only have
three active charms at a time.

Available options:

List: Displays all charms you currently own, their status
(Equipped/Stashed), cost, and description.
Equip [charm name]: Activates a charm from your stash. You can have a maximum
of three charms
equipped at once. Must be used in a bedroom.
Stash [charm name]: Deactivates an equipped charm and returns it to your
stash.
Trash [charm name]: Permanently removes a charm from your collection. Must be
used in a bedroom.

See Also

• market

Syntax: charon resurrect <name1,name2,…>
charon cost <name1,name2,…>

The charon command allows players to resurrect dead characters by paying a
fee in Charon coins. Each Charon coin costs 100 favor to purchase.

With “charon cost”, you can check how many coins would be required to
resurrect one or more characters without actually performing the
resurrection.

With “charon resurrect”, you can bring characters back to life if you have
enough Charon coins to pay the fee.

When resurrecting multiple characters at once, a discount is applied – each
additional character costs 80% of what they would normally cost. Characters
are listed in a comma-separated format.

Some characters may not be available for resurrection or may be permanently
lost.

See Also

• Favor

Syntax: chat [message]

Sends a message to your current active chatroom. Your message will be visible
to all players who are in the same chatroom and have a phone (or
electropathic ability). Messages are formatted with the chatroom name and
your profile handle, and are stored in the chatroom’s history. You must have
a profile, be holding a phone (or have electropathic ability), have cell
signal, and be in a chatroom to use this command. Cannot be used while
fighting, dead, helpless, or in hostile rooms.

Chatrooms allow characters to keep in touch with others online, in order to
use the chatroom you need to have a myHaven profile and your handle from that
profile is what individuals will see you as.
Syntax: Chatroom list
-Show all the available chatrooms.
Syntax: Chatroom listen (name)
-Start listening to a given chatroom
Syntax: Chatroom join (name)
-Join a chatroom and send to it via the chat command.
Syntax: Chat (message)
-Send a message to a chatroom you have joined.
Syntax: Chatroom tuneout (name)
-Stop listening to a chatroom.
Syntax: Chatroom history (name)
-View the last 100 messages sent in a chatroom.
Syntax: Chatroom create (name) (description)
-Create a new chatroom.

Syntax: Checkout (target)

This command can be used to see a more detailed breakdown of a person’s
appearance. It is visible to other people that you are checking someone out
unless you are targeting yourself.

Positive Tier Modifier

Replaceable: Yes.

This modifier represents a character who’s using either scientific, or
alchemical substances to try to improve their abilities and perform above
their normal level of competence. These chemicals usually have many side
effects however, mood instability and increased vulnerability to
supernatural pressures are among the most common.

Syntax: Used to drink all of a drink at once.

Requirements: Demigod or arcane focus 1 or scientist 3

This ability allows a character to hear ghosts, though the exact mechanism is
at the player’s discretion to flesh out. Clairaudience is used
automatically for determining if player ghosts are heard when speaking, but
must be roleplayed out when dealing with NPCs.

Requirements: Demigod or arcane focus 1, or scientist 3

This ability allows a character to see ghosts though the exact mechanism is at
the player’s discretion to flesh out. Clairvoyance is used automatically for
determining if player ghosts are seen, but must be roleplayed out when dealing
with NPCs.

Clairvoyance 1: Characters can see when a ghost moves into the room they’re
occupying, but not ghosts in adjacent rooms or the ghost itself
even should that ghost be in the same room.

Clairvoyance 2: Characters are able to see ghosts all the time.

Characters have a chance of detecting ghosts who enter a room they occupy
based
on their perception even if they don’t possess Clairvoyance. Such characters
will not see the identity of the ghost even should they detect the presence of
one.

Syntax: clean (object)
Will clean the blood and anything else off an object for a small fee.

See Also

• clothing

Syntax: climb (direction)

Climbing allows characters to scale walls in certain areas that have been
specifically selected to be scaled by grid builders.

Clinic roster
–Show a roster of the active patients in the clinic.

Clinic Staff
–Show a roster of the active staff in the clinic.

Clinic Page (person)
–Send a message across the institute for the selected person to come to your current room.

Clinic Announce (message)
–Send a message across the institute.

Clinic diagnose (person) (diagnosis)
–Sets the diagnosis for a particular patient.

Clinic nophone (person)
–Removes or restores the ability of the target to get a cell phone signal on the grounds.

Clinic tipoff (amount) (person)
–Contribute the specified amount of favor to get Black Sun to abduct the target.

Clinic release (target)
–Free the target from the clinic if you have the authority to do so.

Clinic suspend (target)
–Used to suspend lower ranked staff from their clinic responsibilities.

Clinic unsuspend (target)
–Used to remove the suspension on another member of staff.

Clinic remove (target)
–Have a non-institute individual escorted off the premesis.

Clinic summon (target)
–If the target is a patient you have authority over, have them brought to your current location.

Clinic straightjacket (target)
–If the target is a patient you have authority over, have them placed into a straight jacket.

Clinic report (person)
–Have the target patient taken off and put into a cell for up to two hours.

See Also

• Black Sun

Syntax: Clock
Start/Stop/Pause/Pushback/Speedup/Slowdown/List/Info/Delete/Forcetick

The ‘clock’ command allows SRs to create, manage, and display
timed progress trackers. These clocks can represent anything
from the duration of a ritual, the approach of reinforcements, the progress of
a complex task, or rounds in the scenario.

Clocks tick automatically at specified intervals (in real-world minutes). They
can optionally be divided into segments to track progress towards a goal.
If turn limited is enabled players will only be be able to use try and
attempt once per tick of that clock.

Only the SR who creates a clock can manage it using these commands. Players in
the room will see messages when clocks start, tick, pause, stop, or complete,
based on the clock’s description.

Creating Clocks:
Use the ‘make clock’ command to initiate the clock creation process. You will
be prompted for the following information:

Name: A unique name to identify this clock for commands (e.g.,
“RitualTimer”, “GuardPatrol”).
Desc: A description shown to players in the room when the clock
starts, ticks, etc. (e.g., “The arcane ritual pulses”, “Distant
footsteps grow louder”).
Minutes: The number of real-world minutes between each tick of the clock.
Segments: (Optional) The total number of segments (ticks) the clock needs
to complete. Enter 0 or leave blank if the clock should tick
indefinitely until stopped or deleted. Progress is shown as
“current/total” (e.g., 3/6).
TurnLimiting: Enter ‘Yes’ or ‘No’. If ‘Yes’, each tick of this clock will
reset the ability to use try and assist for players.

Type ‘done’ when finished editing the clock details.

Commands:

clock list
Lists all clocks you have created, showing their name, status, minutes per
turn, and segment progress (if applicable).

clock info <clock_name>
Displays detailed information about the specified clock, including its
name, description, status, minutes per turn, segment progress, turn
limiting status, next scheduled tick time, and last used time.

clock start <clock_name>
Starts a stopped or paused clock.

clock stop <clock_name>
Stops a running or paused clock.

clock pause <clock_name>
Pauses a currently running clock. It retains its current progress and
remaining time until the next tick but stops counting down. Use ‘clock
start’ to resume.

clock pushback <clock_name> [number]
For a running, segmented clock, reduces the current segment count by the
specified number (default is 1). The segment count cannot go below 1.
If a clock represented some impending doom, this could be used to
represent players delaying that.

clock speedup <clock_name> [minutes]
Decreases the time better ticks by the specified
amount (default is 1 minute). The interval cannot be reduced below 1
minute per turn.

clock slowdown <clock_name> [minutes]
Increases the time between ticks by the specified
amount (default is 1 minute).

clock forcetick <clock_name>
Immediately triggers a tick for a running clock, bypassing the normal timer.

clock delete <clock_name>
Permanently deletes the specified clock from the database. This action
cannot be undone.

See Also

• Storyrunner Commands

Syntax: clone (object being overwritten) (object you wish to duplicate)

This command will clone the various aspects of one object, including
descriptions, and cost, onto another. Be aware that cloning does charge you
the difference in cost between the two objects, in addition, this command can
duplicate and overwrite items in your stash.

Syntax: close <object/dir>

Close closes an opened object or door.

Syntax: clothemote [item] [emote]

This command allows you to perform a customized emote with a special
“faecloth” item. The command works by finding a faecloth item either in your
inventory or in another player’s inventory (if they’re in the same room) that
matches the specified name and belongs to you.

The emote will then appear as if the clothing item is doing it.

See Also

• Faecloth

Clothing and jewelry are item types that can be customized and worn. Some
bag items can also be worn. The outfit system can be used to create
and change into full outfits easily.

Clothing, jewelry and all customized items should be set as close to their
real life counterparts as possible. Clothing that is too cheap is likely
to be treated as such in game by other characters, particularly high-end
brands, which will likely be treated as knockoffs.

Layering:
Clothing, jewelry, bag and armor items can all be set to a specific layer.
Layers range from 0-5. 5 represents the outermost layer, 1 represents the
innermost layer, and 0 will put the object on whatever layer it can fit on
when worn.

Clothing and armor will cover whatever body parts they are set to cover,
as well as hiding any clothing in an inner layer that covers the same spots.
Inner layers can be exposed or hidden with the zip command if any spots
are set for the outer layer.

Jewelry will never cover body parts or inner layers. However, it can be
hidden by outer layers of clothing, provided it has a cover spot set. For
example, a common piece of jewelry is a ring, which is usually worn on the
hands. If set to cover hands, a clothing item such as a pair of gloves will
hide the ring when the gloves are worn, provided it is set on an outer layer.

A maximum of 10 items can be worn per layer.

Cleaning:
Syntax: clean (item)
Cost: $10
Clothing and jewelry that has gotten dirty can be cleaned with the clean
command for $10 per item, or will clean themselves in a stash while your
character is online, though this method is slower.

Outfitproof:
Syntax: outfitproof (item)
Cost: $0
An outfitproof item will never be automatically stashed with the outfit
commands. However, if not saved in an existing outfit, the item will be
removed and put in the inventory when your character changes. This is useful
for things like wedding rings.

Waterproof:
Syntax: waterproof (item)
Cost: $20
Certain items will become see-through when wet, namely items which have the
keywords sheer, white, ivory, etc. Waterproofing these items will prevent this
from happening in the future.

Syntax: clothprivate <person> <item> <emote>

This command allows you to perform a private emote using a faecloth item. The
emote is only seen by you and the target player.

The faecloth item must be an item you bought and in you inventory or the
inventory of the person being targeted.

The target will then see the item acting in a private emote.

See Also

• Faecloth

Syntax: clothrecall [character]

This command allows you to magically recall your fae cloth from another
character’s possession. When used, it searches the target character’s
inventory for a fae cloth item that belongs to you and returns it directly
to your inventory.

See Also

• Faecloth

Syntax: Cloud summon/dismiss

Requirements: Natural Magic focus 2

This power allows people to exert some control over the weather, while they
cannot force storms to appear or disappear they can manipulate clouds to
make them more likely and block or reveal the moon at night.

At level one this power only gives you the ability to summon clouds, at
level two you can either summon or dismiss.

This power has a rather high cooldown.

Clues are hints to various IC events, there are four types of possible clues.

Plot Clues: Created by SRs with the plot addclue function, these go to random
characters in the game. Characters with those clues can give them to others
with give plot clue (character) Or they can be tortured out of them by
using victimize (target) sublimate. This requires the torture to have been reasonably
successful to work.

Scheme Clues: Created automatically when someone creates a scheme and held by
all members of the faction that scheme is being run by. Characters with these
clues can give them to others with give sscheme clue (character) Or they can
be tortured out of them using victimize (target) sublimate. Characters also have
a one in three chance to get a scheme clue when they ‘roughup’ a member of the
faction running the scheme. Alternatively scheme research spends 100 favor to
get the intel without needing to acquire a clue. Once this has been obtained a
character can see the full info with scheme info and attempt to thwart the scheme.

Witness Clues: Given out to characters in the borough that a haunting is
taking place in, or if they are the target of a predatory patrol of someone with
a haunting in that borough. These characters can share the clue with an investigator
by using the witness command.

Haunting Clues: Created by the individual haunting a borough, these need to
be rundown using the investigation rundown command.

See help lorestick.

Requirements: Not Undead

Characters with this stat are particularly comfortable in cold climates,
they get a 10 percent life force buff in any operation in a tundra terrain,
or when it’s snowing. They also may get up to +10 percent life force buff
whenever it is below 50 degrees F.

They also get a 10 percent life force debuff when in areas above 85 degrees
F or in operations in desert terrains.

This stat cannot be negtrained.

College Enroll (freshman/sophomore/junior/senior) (None/Goth/Jock/Nerd/Prep/Delinquent/Theater)
–Used to join the college, you need to be under Tier 3.

College Quit
–Leave the college.

College progress
–Move from being a Freshmen to a Sophmore, Sophmore to Junior etc. Only usable in May, August or January and must be of a certain age.

College graduate
–Leave the college and gain some bonus rpxp from your time there, you may also get a free tier boost if you were the graduating classes suma cum laude. Only usable in May, August or January.

College remove (person)
–Can be used by staff to remove non-institute individuals from the grounds.

College page (person)
–Send a message over the intercom for the targeted person to come to your current room.

College announce (message)
–Used by staff to send a message over the intercom to the entire institute.

College roll
–View all the active enrolled students.

College staff
–View all the active college staff.

College readfile (person)
–Used by staff to read a student’s file.

College writefile (person)
–Used by staff to add to a student’s file.

College commit (person)
–Used by staff to commit a student to the clinic.

College suspend (person)
–Used by staff to suspend students or other lower ranked staff.

College unsuspend (person)
–Used by staff to lift someone’s suspension.

There are six different groups you can be part of as a college student:
Goths: Ritualism and Incantation stat counted as 1 higher when target is on
campus.
Jocks: Guaranteed ability to pin any other non-Jock student.
Nerds: Increased GPA earning.
Preps: Subsidized Rent.
Delinquent: Increased alcohol tolerance.
Theatre: All Artistic abilities at 1, and at 3 while on campus.

Syntax: color
Toggles color mode on or off for the mud.

Syntax: “(color code)
Note this key is a backtick, the one on the same key as the tilde. Color codes
are able to be used in most aspects of the game, but not all.

Color Codes:
`00 or r – Red
1 or g – Green
2 or y – Yellow
3 or b – Blue
4 or m – Purple
5 or c – Cyan
6 or w – White (Default color)
`77 or d – Grey
`88 or R – Bright Red
`99 or G – Bright Green
`!! or Y – Bright Yellow
`@@ or B – Bright Blue
`## or M – Bright Purple
`$$ or C – Bright Cyan
`%% or W – Bright White
`^^ or D – Black

Syntax:/span Saycolor (000-255)
Used to set a color for the say portion of emotes.

Note you can also use 000-255 or #(Any six digit hex color code) after the color symbol to use more color types.
` can be used to return to the default color.

Combat explained
-An overview of the combat system, recommended for new players.
Fast Combat
-An overview of fast combat.
Emote Combat
-An overview of emote combat.
Attack
-An explanation of the attack command.
Move
-An explanation of the move command.
Specials
-An explanation of specials.
Special List
-A list of all the specials.
Custom attacks
-Information on setting up custom attacks.
Fatigue
-An explanation of fatigue.
Wounds
-An explanation of wounds.
Death
-An explanation of death.
Capturing
-An explanation of capturing people.
Player Conflict
-The ins and outs of fighting other players.
Social Combat
-Information on social combat.
Combat Mechanics
-An explanation of the numbers behind combat.
Map
-A command to show a map of the room you’re in.
Scan
-A command to list people in the room by proximity.
Diminish
-A command to reduce your combat power for RP reasons.
Spar
-A command to engage in less lethal combat.
RPFight
-An explanation on type of conflict which is more heavily based on roleplay
and
narrative than rules-based combat mechanics.

There are two types of combat in Haven; fast combat and emote combat.
Fast combat is what is normally used during on-grid combat between players or
when NPCs are involved in the fight,
such as when leveling up in the outer boroughs. During fast combat you
can attack and/or move every 12 seconds, each one being on a separate timer.
Attacks are normally made with either a default message, or with a custom
pre-written message. Also see Help Speed.

Emote combat is normally used when PCs are sparringeach other. During
emote combat characters take it in turns to pick where they want to move and
how they want to attack, they then write an emote, when the emote is
finished and sent the relevant attacks and moves are performed. Emote
combat is started by a player typing ‘attack’ in a sparring room.

Both combat types use the exact same values and calculations. Disciplines
are used primarily for combat and are improved with experience gained by
using them. There are three types of discipline, ranged, melee and
defensive. Ranged disciplines all have different ranges, and will do
maximum damage at half that range, dropping off to 0 at above max range and
0 at melee range. Melee disciplines always do max damage if at melee range,
but otherwise can’t hit.

Each Discipline does its value in damage ordinarily, unless affected by
range or other effects. Defensive disciplines provide 5 times their value
in defense.

Once all your defense is gone, attacks will cause you to suffer wounds,
wounds can take a long time to heal and if severe enough might cause you to
die without hospital care.

Characters can move a base of 10 per turn in any direction, they can also
charge directly at someone, doubling how far they can move.

The most basic way to attack is simply attack (target), picking a default
discipline, or attack (target) (discipline) to choose your own discipline,
lastly attack (target) (customname) to use a custom attack.

To move you simply type move (person) away/charge/(distance as a number to
move towards them). You can also use move (xcoord) (ycoord), move flee or
the cardinal direction commands.

Custom attacks can be set up with the ‘make attack’ command, and have a
name, discipline, a string for how they look like as well as an optional
special flag. Special flags allow you to attach effects to attacks.

You can also type map to see a visual representation of the battlefield.

There are three main focus paths: the arcane tree (minions, rituals, mancing);
the combat tree (melee and ranged combat); and the professional tree (wealth,
contacts, and social/job skills). Each focus tree has its own set of foci
within it. Every point spent in one of these trees, regardless of whether or
not it’s on the same focus, unlocks greater potential for development in terms
of stats and occasionally powers. When points are spent on the same focus, you
develop additional abilities related to that focus line. The following are the
unlocked abilities for the combat tree:

[Combat One]:
Melee Attack 2: Increases melee damage.
Melee Defense 2: Decreases melee damage taken.
Ranged Attack 2: Increases ranged damage.
Ranged Defense 2: Decreases ranged damage taken.
Stamina 3: Increases stagger recovery rate in combat.
Strength 2, 3: Determines inventory limit and influences both social and
active combat.

[Combat Two]:
Giant Slayer: Halves penalty for fighting characters with more combat focus
investment.

[Combat Three]:
Melee Attack 3: Increases melee damage.
Melee Defense 3: Decreases melee damage taken.
Ranged Attack 3: Increases ranged damage.
Ranged Defense 3: Decreases ranged damage taken.

[Combat Four]:

Melee Attack 4: Increases melee damage.
Melee Defense 4: Decreases melee damage taken.
Ranged Attack 4: Increases ranged damage.
Ranged Defense 4: Decreases ranged damage taken.
Stamina 4: Increases stagger recovery rate in combat.

Ranged weapons do 100% damage if within 15 units of their optimal range.
Ranged weapons do 66% damage between 16-40 units away from optimal range.
Ranged weapons do 66% damage and have a 50% chance to miss if further than 40
units away from optimal range.
Ranged weapons do 150% damage if hitting at exactly optimal range.

Anything beyond 120 distance is always counted as not within the 100% damage
zone.

Ranged attacks do 40% less damage in a round after being hit by melee.
+ or – affects from specials.

Armored and undead PCs generally cannot take more than 25% max HP + 20 defense
per round. Damage in excess of that will be turned into stagger instead at a
rate of 3 to 1.

Shifters do not benefit from these defenses, but bypass them when attacking
others.

Syntax: combine

To put together. While combine is on your inventory looks
a bit like this:

(2) a stake

if it is off it would look like this:

a stake
a stake

Professional Focus

Requirements: None

This stat represents those who have dedicated themselves to learning how to
lead soldiers. In addition to the standard professional focus bonuses, each
rank also offers discounts on weapon augmentations and higher ranks unlock
abilities to enhance the NPC soldiers of the commander even further.

[Commander One]:
Military Training: This power allows 20% more experience to be spent on
allies.

[Commander Two]:
Protection Detail: This power makes allies appear twice as fast in combat.
Powered Armor: Boosts augmented armour to grant + to all physical stats and
super jumping.

None.

Requirements : Hunter 1, Soldier 1, or Warrior 1

[Rank Two]:
Caltrops : No target; leaves a field of caltrops behind on your next
move. Anyone moving within 10 distance of the centre of the field will be
slowed for two rounds.
Roleplay : You can skillfully spread caltrops.
Requires and consumes a caltrops object.
Consumes your attack for one round.

Combat Sprinting : Passive; you take less speed penalties from weapons and
armor while sprinting.
Roleplay : You are skilled in combat sprinting.

[Rank Three]:
Landmine : No target; leaves a landmine behind on your next move.
Anyone moving within 5 distance of the landmine will take 50% of their maximum
defence as damage.
Roleplay : You can arm and deploy landmines.
Consumes your attack for one round.

Bola : Range 30; renders the target unable to move for one round.
Roleplay : You know how to throw a bola.
Requires and consumes a bola object.

Deadswitch : No target; turns on or off a dead switch. When on, if you
are knocked out or killed, everyone within 10 distance of you will take 20% of
their maximum defence in damage, including you. Has shortened cooldown.
Roleplay : You can create and arm deadswitch explosives.

Syntax: Commands

Typing commands will show you a list of all the commands in
the game.

Apart from the IC methods listed in help roleplaying there are several
forms of communication in game.

Notes is one such method and allows leaving of messages, either ICly or
OOCly to one or more people, see help note.

There is also the newbie channel. Newbie is used for helping new
characters. Used by newbie (message) or (channel) social (social) or
(channel) emote (emote)

Aid can be used to send an OOC message similar to a tell to new players to
help them out.

The STalk channel can be used by SRs to talk amongst themselves, and also by
players to contact the SRs. Players will not be able to see STalk, so respond
to them directly with tells.

Typing the channel name by itself will also turn the channels on or off.

Immortals may send players private tells, and Story Runners may send them
private STells. In both cases reply can be used to respond.

Players may contact the staff by creating a petition, see help petition for
more information.

Community credits are earned by supporting the game such as by donating money
to
help with server costs, recruiting players, or finding bugs. A list below
covers
the most common methods along with a range typifying the reward granted;

When applying for credits, it’s imperative to clearly list the reason why
you’re
applying for them. Bundling several small items in one request will help
facilitate the processing of credit requests and cut down on the amount of
spam
the admins need to deal with.

cAward Task Frequency
——————————————————————————–
10 per dollar donated Cumulative

1-200 for advertising the game in some way Cumulative
This may be any form of advertisement or publicity so long as it’s not
in poor taste such as spamming another game’s OOC channels. Doing so
will not earn any community credits.

5-250 per serious bug reported Cumulative
Credits rewarded will vary depending on how advantageous reporting the
bug is versus exploiting it.

50 for mentoring another player Cumulative
When a character reaches 100 hours on their first character and
applies for the associated credits, they may supply the name of the
player who mentored them.

100 for reaching 100 forum posts Once

100 for reaching 100 hours on your first character Once
This will only be honored if requested between 100 and 150 hours.
Otherwise players may reapply for it when their next character reaches
100 hours.

200 for recruiting another player Cumulative
When a character reaches 100 hours on their first character and
applies for the associated credits, they may supply the name of the
player who recruited them.

1-100 for anything else that helps the game Cumulative

Syntax: Credits
Displays a character’s current credits and unlocked rewards.

Credit Rewards Frequency
——————————————————————————–
1 100 RPXP and 100 XP Reoccurring reward up to 1000 credits/span

1 $2.00 Reoccuring

250 One recolor Reoccurring reward every 250 credits
Used by entering color instead of done while customizing an item
This will allow the long and short strings that have been set to
retain their color codes.

500 One shadow attack Reoccurring reward every 500 credits
Syntax: myattacks shadow (name) (discipline)/span
myattacks unshadow (name)/span
This sets one of a character’s custom attacks to appear to be another
discipline. The attack will use the same stats and special of the

original however. This allows a character to utilize a single attack
of a type he might not otherwise possess for the purposes of roleplay.

750 One magic bandaid Reoccurring reward every 750 credits
Syntax: credit bandaid/span
These can restore one wound state on your character so long as the
character isn’t critically wounded. Bandaids can only be applied from
the admissions area of the clinic.

1000 Global OOC channel Unlocked per character
Syntax: ooc (message)/span

1000 Trollreport
Syntax: trollreport (target)

1000 Account rename Reoccurring reward every 1000/span
Syntax: credit rename (account name)/span

1250 Custom walk Unlocked per character
Syntax: credit walk (new string)/span
This will display a string other than ‘walks’ when a character moves
from room to room.

1500 Playable ghosts Unlocked per character
Syntax: change ghost/span
This command can be used after a character has died so long as they
have not rerolled. For more information, see help ghosts.

1750 Custom Discipline Unlocked per character
Syntax: credit discname (new string)/span
This allows you to buy the custom skill to set up a
ranged discipline with a customized name.

2000 Custom rank Unlocked per character
Syntax: credit rank (new string)/span
This allows a custom string to replace the rank listed next to the
character on the who list. This ability may not be used to mimic
ranks that already exist.

3000 Legends channel Unlocked per character
Syntax: legends (message)/span
This grants access to a more exclusive OOC channel.

Syntax: compact

Compact helps set your display options for the game. Typing
compact removes the extra blank line before your prompt. Typing compact again
undoes this change.

Syntax: compete against (person) with (stat) and (stat) and (stat)

This command allows you to test your stats against someone else’s, up to
three at a time.

For instance if you wished to arm wrestle with someone, use ‘compete against
(person)
with strength’.

This would test your strength against theirs, or for a game of darts you might
enter ‘compete against (person) with games and dexterity’.

On completion of the command it will send an echo to the room of who won.

Normally the winner will always be the person with the highest stat total,
if the stat totals are equal it will be a fifty/fifty chance. However
this may change based on the inclusion of certain stats.

Currently games is the only stat which deviates from this, when adding
games as one of the stats tested it will always introduce an element of
randomness to the calculation while still significantly favoring the
person with higher stats.

For each 1 point below the other person you are in a game calculation, your
chance of winning will lower by a multiplicative 20%. So if stat levels
are the same you’ll have 50% chance, if you’re one lower 40%, if 2 lower
32% etc.

As optional syntax you can also drop the ‘against’ and simply type compete
(person) with (stats)

See Also

• roleplaying

Conditions are things which SRs can place on players for
the duration of a scene, a limited period of time and/or
until cured.

Current conditions are:
-Weaken
This condition will lower a player’s disciplines by 30%, useful
in situations where a PC may have been cursed or fallen sick
etc.

-Noheal
This condition will stop a player’s defense from regenerating,
useful in situations such as during survival oriented scenes.

-Nomove
This condition will stop a player from being able to use the
travel command, useful when your PCs should be stuck in a small
area.

-Localmove
This condition will stop a player from being able to travel to
non-adjacent rooms, useful for when your PCs should be stuck
in a smallish area.

See Also

• Inflict
• Cure

Muscle
-Every contact assigned to this job will provide you with an ally to use in
combat. Use make ally to configure your ally, then use an attack with the
asummon special to make them arrive in combat. Allies usually take 4 rounds
to show up. You can use command allies attack/follow/atwill (target) to
command them in fights. Allies do less damage if the person who summoned
them has used their attack that round. The power of allies is determined by
the average score of all contacts assigned to the muscle job. Each ally has
60k experience, times the number of skillpoints invested into the muscle
contact in experience to spend. So 60k at rank 1, 180k at rank 2 and 900,
000 at rank 5. When an ally is defeated in combat they become injured and
the contact is unable to be used again for about three days.
It takes 20 minutes after a fight for your allies to refresh.

You can use ‘Ally info to see information on your allies.

Politics
-A contact assigned to this job will give you more societal standing every
time you log on, only one character can benefit from this.

Planning
-A contact assigned to this job will give you more scheme influence every
time you log on, only one character can benefit from this.

Shopping
-A contact assigned to this job will provide shopping credit.

Housing
-A contact assigned to this job will provide housing credit.

Commercial
-A contact assigned to this job will provide commercial credit.

Resupply
-A contact assigned to this job will provide faction credit.

Recover
-Set a contact to recover from their present job so they might soon take a new
one.

Contacts are gained through the contact stats, you have one assignable
contact for each contact stat you have, with their power being determined by
the levels of those stats.

Syntax: Contact
-See a list of all your contacts.

Syntax: Contact name (contact) (new name)
-Set the name for your contact, such as contact name military John Doe

Syntax: Contact description (contact)
-Enter an editor to provide a description of your contact. This should
describe their relationship with you, not just their physical appearance.

Syntax: Contact association (contact stat) (association)
-Set the association for the contact, making them stronger the higher
your reputation is with that association.

Syntax: Contact job (contact) (job)
-Set what task you what your contact to be undertaking, possible jobs are:
Idle, Muscle, Politics, Planning, SHopping, Housing, Commercial, Resupply
Jobs must be set to recover for approximately 4 days before they can be
assigned to a new job. See help Contact Jobs for more information.

Contacts without names or descriptions will not function.

Haven is fundamentally a non-consent game, other players do not need your permission or your interest to do things in game which have an effect on your character, that could include doing violence to your character, imprisoning them or even killing them. You have no right to control what others do just because it impacts your character and attempts to influence others to alter their character’s behavior is likely to be a violation of the rules.

However there are certain categories of content that are considered especially sensitive or abusable, this content are locked out of the regular game and you will only be able to introduce them into the story if all people in the current scene have opted into them being included via the ‘make warning’ system. All players also have the ability to revoke their consent for this content at any time and that must be respected. Some grace is given if someone suddenly opts-out of something to allow you to smoothly transition out of it.

Content being restricted means it is restricted in all ways and in all venues, it means your character cannot do that thing, but also cannot discuss it or show pictures of it etc.

If your character has been in some RP that involved restricted content and is now in a scene without those warnings active when someone questions them about it it’s up to you to be sufficiently vague to avoid introducing the restricted content.

If you play the game without turning on any warnings at all it is designed to function as the sort of show that could be seen on network television, think Supernatural, or The Vampire Diaries. If in doubt you should consider if what you’re doing likely would show up in the plotline of a story like that.

To reiterate:
You have no right at all to prevent any roleplaying or IC actions that are not restricted and it is likely against the rules for you to try.
You have the absolute right to not encounter any material that is restricted that you do not want to no matter the circumstances.

Environments
When it comes to environments, e.g. room descriptions. You can only include restricted
subjects when they are behind locked doors and not advertised publicly.

Gray Areas:
Often the line between when something trips over into being restricted could be unclear, or somewhat subjective, also sometimes people make mistakes because they get carried away writing etc. How staff judge these cases is based mostly on what it seems like the intent of the person involved in. If the intent seems bad, that is that someone seems to be trying to grief or trigger or upset someone and are just trying to walk as close to the line as possible then we’ll interpret that case in the strictest possible way. If on the other hand it seems like someone was just trying to write and enable others fun and accidentally slipped then we will interpret that in the most generous possible way.

The Restricted content types are:
Sex/Nudity: Exposed genital and/or common, consensual sex acts. Does not include incidental/accidental nudity.
Immoral Sex: Engaging in sex acts that are lower-level criminal offences, e.g. nonconsensual touching. Or things people might find morally objectionable such as large age gaps, sex where consent is questionably obtained, sex with an employer etc.
Illegal Sex: Severe sexual violations and forcible sexual assault, including acts that would constitute serious criminal offences.
Sexualized Insults: Verbal attacks on someone’s sexual behaviour, worth or gender validity. E.g. slut, creep, sissy.
Addiction/Self-Harm: Use of drugs or other addictive substances which is clearly detrimental to the user’s health and other forms of self-harm and/or suicide.
Harming Animals: Killing pets, torturing animals, exposing people to content of animals in pain or distress.
Harming Children: Crimes or other poor treatment of children.
Nauseating: Things people are likely to find gross or nauseating such as bodily fluids, throwing up, spoilt food, bad odors etc.
Body Horror: Mutilations, medical procedures and other physical transformations or modifications that people may find disturbing.
Degradation: Attempts to attack someone’s pride/dignity or others’ respect for them by subjecting them to seriously demeaning or degrading treatment.
Intolerance: Asserting that some IRL groups are worse than others or have some essentialized inferiority/corruption. Use of slurs, i.e. words to describe an IRL group which have no purpose beyond being an insulting alternative to other more normal or technical terms.

See Also

• Content Warnings

Syntax: Make Warning

This places you into an editor to toggle content warnings on or off for the
given target character. Type ‘Done’ when finished. Content warnings can specify
either a regular character or a dreamworld persona and be set to last until
changed or until logout.

Setting a content warning to ‘enabled’ means you are okay with that content.
Leaving a content warning ‘disabled’ means you are not consenting to that
content.

See Also

• Content Policy

Syntax:
In Faction Base: Contribute (item) (borough)
In shop with vault: Conribute (item) (vault code)

This command is used to contribute valuable items to your faction or group
for political capital.

See Also

• Vault

Syntax: control surrender (target)
When used on a target that has been brainwashed loyal to you or your society
it will make them tie themselves up.

Syntax: control incapacitate (target)
When used without a target it will cause any character with an implant that
matches your controller to be shocked unconscious. When used with a target
it will cause that target to be shocked unconscious as long as they are a
slave class of your society.

Syntax: control trace(target)
When used without a target it will generate a map of the location of any
character with an implant that matched your controller. When used with a
target it will generate a map of the location of the target as long as they
are a slave class of your society.

–The Last Vigil–
Syntax: Control forcefollow (target)
Force the victim to be electronically leashed to you, unable to not follow
you without suffering terrible pain.

Syntax: Control efence (target)
Locks the victim into an electronic fence around the current property, they
cannot leave it without being incapacitated.

See Also

• Societies
• Society Positions
• Brainwash

Courier patrols are events wherein one person carrying valuable items
for their faction or group is attacked by another to steal those items.

To be the target of a courier patrol you need an opportunity and incitement.

To find a target for a courier patrol you need to use the lookfor command.

Courier patrols are combat that occur using the rpfight system.

The winner on the conflict will gain an item they can contribute for
political capital.

Cover is generally only found in operations, but can also be summoned by
natural magic mancers.

When in the same location as cover you will only take 10% damage from ranged
attacks, and will take half damage from AOE splash.

You will also be unable to protect other people in the same cover location
however.

Armorpiercing rounds do 60% damage to those in cover.

If you have not taken damage for some time and are in cover your defenses
will regenerate.

Cover generally has 550 defense.

Archetype – Overview of the character archetypes and the tier system.
Territory – An overview of the territory system.
Habit – An overview of the habit system, recommended for new players.
Sin – An overview of the sin system, recommended for players open to
staff intervention on their roleplay.
Goals – How to set your character’s goals, for staff and SRs to see.
Fears – How to set your character’s fears, for staff and SRs to see.
Secrets – How to set your character’s secrets, for yourself to see.
Relationship – An overview of the in game relationship system.
Train – How much stats and disciplines generally cost per level.
Stats – -Information on what stats represent and what they cost.
Negtrain – Information on what the negtrain command does for you.
Detail – Information on how to fine tune your character’s appearance.
Talk – Information on how to set your character’s voice string.
Customize – How to customize nearly every object in the game.
Outfit – An overview on how to manage your character’s clothing.
The Academy – Information on how to make an Academy character.

Credit allows you to pay for things without using your cash, there are four
types of credit.
Shopping Credit: Allows you to buy general items.
Housing Credit: Allows you to pay for your housing.
Commercial Credit: Allows you to pay for shops and commercial properties.
Faction Credit: Allows you to pay for items in faction shops.

You can get more credit by exchanging favor or through particular
contact jobs.

Negative Tier Modifier

Removable: Yes.

This modifier represents someone who has been injured in a way that a normal
human could never recover from. As a supernatural they may or may not
recover depending on the injury. Injuries such as missing limbs can not be
recovered from without fleshforming, but others such as paralysis or
shattered bones can be healed by supernaturals given enough time and help.

Crises are coded events that Story Runners can use to affect the entire
citytemporarily. Because of their citywide nature only senior SRs or
Staff can use them. To be senior, a SR has to have been around for a while
and done a certain amount of RP.

Crisis brainwash on (Message)
-Places a level 1 imprint on everyone in the city.
Crisis brainwash off
-Stop the brainwash.

Crisis flood on
-Floods the city, making the streets and parks like water rooms
and the caves and tunnels like underwater rooms.
Crisis flood off
–

Requirements : Rank 1 requires Elemental Magic 1
Rank 2 requires Elemental Magic 2

[Rank One]:
Chill : Unspecified range; the target is weakened for one round. More
effective in cold weather.
Roleplay : You can cause objects to rapidly cool by up to 15C (27F).
If target is under the effects of Pyromancy’s Sweat, removes Sweat and doesn’t
apply
weaken.
Consumes your attack for one round.

Reinforce : Unspecified range; the target’s armor is reinforced with ice
drawn from the air. Slows movement, but grants 30% damage resistance if
armor’s worn.
Roleplay : You can reinforce objects with ice drawn from the air.
If target is under the effects of Burnarmor, removes them.
Consumes your attack for one round.

Colddiscipline : Unspecified range; the target does increased damage with
ranged weapons but is slowed.
Roleplay : You can still your autonomic system temporarily.
Consumes your attack for one round.

[Rank Two]:
Stickweapons : Unspecified range; the target is unable to effectively use
long blades, pistols, thrown weapons or short blades for two rounds if they
did not use them the
previous round.
Roleplay : You can temporarily freeze weapons into their holsters and
sheaths.
Consumes your attack for one round.

Coldsnap : Unspecified range; the target cannot attack or move for one
round.
Roleplay : You can turn small amounts of water to ice instantly.
Only usable outdoors in the rain.
Consumes your attack for one round.

All abilities require a magical focus.

Requirements: Tier 3.

Individuals with this stat have trained themselves to think in unusual ways
that
can fool most mind readers.

Syntax: csay [message]

The csay command allows you to communicate with all members of your cult.
Your message will be sent to every online player who belongs to the same cult
as you. This command will not work if you are not a member of a cult or if
you are in a battleground area.

Syntax: cult [arguments]

The cult command allows you to interact with cult factions in the game. It
functions identically to the faction command but specifically designates that
you are interacting with cult-type factions.

Creating a cult is a multi-step process; first, you should come up with a
theme for your cult and think about what change it is they’re looking to enact
upon the world, even if it is just locally. Once you have a theme in mind, you
can then use the following commands to work your way through the creation
process:

[Mandatory Commands]:
Syntax: Cult create (name)
Create a new cult by the name specified. Costs 50,000 scheme influence.

Syntax: Cult (field)
Enter the editor to edit the description in Cult/Sect info (society). Valid
fields are summary, history, roles, npcs.

Syntax: Cult symbol (string)
Sets your society’s symbol to the string; see the symbol section in ‘help
customize’.

Syntax: Cult positions (position) (stance)
Sets the society’s political and philosophical positions; see help society
positions.

Syntax: Cult restriction (restriction/soft)
Sets the society’s restrictions; see help society restrictions.

Syntax: Cult soldiername (string)
Assign your society’s NPC soldiers a short description.

Syntax: Cult soldierdescribe
Enter the editor to describe your soldiers in greater detail.

Syntax: Cult makeeidolon (Demon/Fae/Divine/Ghost/Cthulian/Primal) (Name)
Set the name and type of the Eidolon for your Cult or Sect.

[Optional Commands]:
Syntax: Cult closed
Toggle whether your society is joinable from creation.

Syntax: Cult canalt
Toggle whether your society will accept alts.

Syntax: Cult stasis
Puts a society into stasis, where it will begin to recover secrecy; full
secrecy should be restored within 3 months.

Syntax: Cult unstasis (society name)
Takes a society out of stasis.

Syntax: Cult eidolonplayers
Enter an editor where you can list player names, those players can become your
Eidolon even if not part of the cult/sect with cult/sect becomeeidolon (group
name)

Syntax: Cult changeeidolon (Demon/Fae/Divine/Ghost/Cthulian/Primal) (Name)
Change the name and type of the Eidolon for your Cult or Sect. Costs some
resources.

Cults are societies dedicated to the advancement of a particular Eidolon.

See Help Eidolon Lore for more information on Eidolons.

You can use the csay command to talk to people in your cult or in an alliance
with your cult.

See Help society creation or help society commands for more information.

Syntax: cure [character] [condition] [reason]

Removes a negative condition from a player character. This is a storyrunner-
only command that allows GMs to cure various debilitating effects.

Available conditions:
weaken: Removes weakness effect, restoring the character’s strength.
noheal: Restores the character’s ability to recover/heal normally.
nomove: Restores the character’s ability to move around.
localmove: Restores the character’s ability to move around.

See Also

• Inflict
• Storyrunner Commands

Negative Tier Modifier

Removable: Yes.

This modifier represents some sort of permanent or semi-permanent curse that
weakens your character and renders them less effective. While each have
their own quirks the most common effects are similar to that of chronic
fatigue syndrome. Those suffering under such curses are additionally more
vulnerable to negative magic of all other times, and all magical debuffs and
offensive rituals against them are more powerful.

Syntax: Curseobject (object) (body/mind) (imprint)

This command can only be performed in an arcane workshop and costs up
to three hundred dollars. Arcane focus and dark magic focus reduces

the cost.
A body cursed object will create the imprint ‘Your body (message)’ when
worn, a mind one the imprint ‘You need to (message)’

These last until the object is removed.

Those with occult knowledge of at least 4 can identify if an object is
cursed, but only if they have it in their possession.

Cursed objects will only apply their effects if worn willingly, and not
forced onto someone. If a cursed object is force removed from someone it will
cause the effect to linger for an extremely long time afterwards regardless.

Syntax: curtains (direction)

Close or open curtains over a window. Can only be done when indoors.

Syntax: make attack or myattacks create

Used to create a new custom attack for your character with the following
fields:

Name: The name given to the custom attack will be the command used. For
example. If the name is stab, the syntax in combat will be: stab (target).
Discipline: The discipline specifies which discipline the custom attack uses.
Special: Special refers to any special effects added. See Also: Special List.
Myself: The message displayed to you when the attack is used.
Target: The message displayed to the target when the attack is used.
Bystanders: The message displayed to everyone else when the attack is used.

Delayed messages are those seen when a delayed attack hits.

Syntax: myattacks list
Will list the name, disc and special effects for saved custom attacks.
Syntax: myattacks info (custom name)
Will show information about the created custom attack.
Syntax: myattacks delete (custom name)
Will delete an already made custom attack.

In addition, you can change parts of an already created attack individually
with the following syntaxes:

myattacks rename (name) (newname)
myattacks discipline (name) (discipline)
myattacks special (name) (special)
myattacks myself (name) (message)
myattacks target (name) (message)
myattacks bystanders (name) (message)
myattacks myselfdelayed (name) (message)
myattacks targetdelayed (name) (message)
myattacks bystandersdelayed (name) (message)

When you want to refer to other people in the strings, you can use the
following keys.

$N – target’s name $n – your name.
$M – target’s him/her $m – your him/her.
$S – target’s his/hers $s – your his/her.
$E – target’s he/she $e – your he/she

In fast combat, your attacks will always have their effect added to the
end, such as ‘mildly wounds him’ or ‘deflects off her armor’. So it is good
to leave the end open-ended when writing the way it looks for the sections
of myself, target, bystanders, etc, by using words like this, that, which,
‘the attack’, etc.

Requirements: At least 1750 community credits, no other custom disciplines, supernatural.

Syntax: credit defdisc (new defensive string)

This stat gives you a new discipline with a custom name to use in combat.
It needs to be trained like any other defensive discipline and takes 90%
damage from all sources.

Requirements: At least 1750 community credits, no other custom disciplines.

Syntax: credit meleediscname (new string)

This stat gives you a new discipline with a custom name to use in combat.
It is equal to your highest large weapon melee discipline and inherits all its
characteristics except for damage types. It can be used to represent with
exotic or unusual weaponry. Requires a large melee weapon to make use of.

Requirements: At least 1750 community credits, no other custom disciplines.

Syntax: credit rangeddiscname (new string)

This stat gives you a new discipline with a custom name to use in combat.
It is equal to your highest ranged discipline and inherits all its
characteristics except for damage types. It can be used to
represent with exotic or unusual weaponry such as flamethrowers. Requires a
ranged weapon to make use of.

The customize command allows players to alter the properties of an object so
that they can better represent props in their stories. The command can be
used
in any store that sells the type of object being customized.

Syntax: customize (object)
Enters the object editor.

Syntax: customize (object) (field) (value)
Possible fields are: cover, zips, shortstring, longstring, names, wear,
description, extra, layer, symbol, cost, badge, large, focus, angeliccollar,
relic, playlist, aura, skilllist.

Symbol, badge, large, focus, angeliccollar, relic, and
playlist take no values.

An explanation of fields follows:

Cover: Toggles cover location. A cover location is any area which the object
should normally cover when worn.

Zips: Toggles a zip’s location. A zip’s location is any area which is revealed
when the zip command is used.

Shortstring: Sets the phrase used to describe an object is manipulated such as
with the wear, remove, drop, or get commands. This is also the string used
for the stash command as well.

Longstring: Sets the phrase used to describe an object when it is seen on a
character, in a room, or in an inventory.

Names: Sets the keywords used to interact with the object. Each space in a
names value will indicate the start of a new keyword.

Wear: Sets the phase used after the item when displayed, or
or before it if wrapped in ()

Description: Opens the editor for an object’s description. This blurb will be
displayed when an object is looked at directly.

Extra: Opens the editor for an object’s extra. This creates an extra with the
name specified as a value. Whenever this keyword is looked at, the blurb will
be displayed.

Layer: Sets the layer an object occupies. Objects with higher layer values
are
always worn over top of objects with lower values. This may cause objects to
obscure others beneath them depending on the cover locations of each. A zero
value will make the item wearable in any layer depending on the order in which
it is worn.

Symbol: Attaches the symbol of the character’s society to the object. Wearing
an object with a symbol allows a character to earn respect while he is role
playing. This also allows the sheriff’s department to create items with their
symbol on it. All symbols can be used to access the goblin market. A type of
symbol that identifies an item as a goblin key can be created by characters
without a society and with occult knowledge 1 or greater. These keys allow
access to the goblin market, but confer no additional symbol benefits.

Cost: Sets the object’s cost. An object’s cost can only increase from what it
is currently set to.

Large: Makes the object a large object. Large objects require the lift
command to move.

Focus: Designates the object as a magical focus.

Angeliccollar: Designates the object as an angelic collar.

Relic: Designates the object as a relic.

Playlist: Sets up the playlist for a game or playback item.

Skilllist: Adds a list of skills/abilities etc for performing better with game
items.

Aura: Sets a custom aura for a gemstone effect.

Warmth/Breathable: Adding the following keywords to a clothing’s short
description can make them warmer or more breathable/cooling: vented,
insulated, heated, padded, quilted, merino, thermal,
wool, fur.

Discipline (name): Sets the discipline of a weapon.

Type: Melee
Max Range: 1

This discipline covers the ability of creatures to fight with
dark energy in close proximity, by conjuring and deploying it either
directly to a close quarters opponent or channeling it through a weapon or
body part upon striking. Restricted to monster guests.

See Also

• disciplines

Arcane Focus

Requirements: Gifted or Supernatural, does not have Natural Magic focus

This stat represents those who’ve studied the dark occult arts. In addition to
the standard arcane focus bonuses, it grants the user haemomancy and
necromancy, allowing them to harm and manipulate the living and unliving alike
in combat. At higher ranks it grants limited access to shapeshifting and at
max rank allows the learning of magical overload, allowing for an additional
use of mancing abilities in combat.

[Dark Magic One]:
Haemomancy 1: Exclusive with Necromancy; A power tree focused on debilitating
and killing the living.
Know Vampires: The ability to recognise vampires on sight.
Necromancy 1: Exclusive with Haemomancy; A power tree focused on debilitating
the undead.
Call of the Grave: A legendary power that allows minions to resurrect when
they die.
Dark Sorcery: A legendary power that grants the dark sorcery combat
discipline.
Swarm Shifting: A legendary power that allows you to shapeshift into a large
swarm of creatures.

[Dark Magic Two]:
Haemomancy 2: Exclusive with Necromancy; A power tree focused on debilitating
and killing the living.
Necromancy 2: Exclusive with Haemomancy; A power tree focused on debilitating
the undead.

[Dark Magic Three]:
Aura Shifting: A power that brings your things with you when you shift into a
smaller form.

Ghost Walking: A power that enables leaving your body to become a roaming
spirit.
Haemomancy 1: In addition to Necromancy; A power tree focused on debilitating
and killing the living.
Necromancy 1: In addition to Haemomancy; A power tree focused on debilitating
the undead.
Shapeshifting 1, 2: A power that grants points that can be allocated to
enhance shapeshifted forms.

[Dark Magic Four]:
Haemomancy 2: In addition to Necromancy; A power tree focused on debilitating
and killing the living.
Magical Overload: A power that enables the emergency use of powers even on
cooldown.
Necromancy 2: In addition to Haemomancy; A power tree focused on debilitating
the undead.

Type: Defensive

This discipline covers the use of dark magic to form a protective shield
that will block incoming attacks until the energy is all used up. Normally
invisible except when being struck.

This is not currently available for characters to take. Restricted to monster
guests.

See Also

• disciplines

Requirements: Dark Magic 1.

This power grants the dark sorcery discipline.
You can use this discipline once every five rounds.
All characters hit by this discipline become weakened, doing less damage.

Optimum Range: 75

Requirements: None

Syntax: daydream (dream world)/Wake

This allows you to enter and interact with dream worlds while your character
is still awake. When daydreaming preface any command with ‘d’ to send it into
the dreamworld instead of the main grid.

Syntax: ddesc create (keyword) (location)
ddesc delete (keyword)
ddesc edit (keyword)
ddesc activate (keyword)
ddesc deactivate (keyword)
ddesc list
ddesc search (keyword)

The ddesc command allows you to create and manage dynamic descriptive
elements for your character’s appearance.

You can create up to 100 different descriptions, each associated with a
specific keyword and body location. These descriptions can be activated or
deactivated to change your character’s visible appearance.

As well as body locations you can also target: lightmakeup, mediummakeup,
heavymakeup,
scent, and hairstyle.

When you activate or deactivate a description, others in the room will see a
message about your appearance changing (if that location isn’t covered by
clothing).

See Also

• adesc
• descriptions

When your character is attacked while critically wounded, or succumbs
to critical wounds they will die. Death in Haven is semi-permanent, your
character will leave a corpse(Unless they’re a vampire) and be moved
to an OOC grave room where you can still do all the OOC things on the
game and contemplate your next character.

A dead character may be resurrected by the living through the use of Charon
coins. Alternatively, the dead may bargain for an undead existence as a wight.
See Help Charon and Help Bargain.

This field represents when your character was turned into a vampire, and
is of the format (year) (month) (day).

The decorate command can be used to customize a house or shop property that
you own. It is extremely versatile and has many options, but at a bare minimum
rooms should feature a name and description.

Syntax: decorate (argument) [additional modifier]

The arguments for decorate are as follows:

[Description Commands]/span:
Decorate roomtitle (string)
Changes the title of the room you’re in, displaying at the top of its look info.

Decorate name (string)
Changes the name of the room you’re in, displaying when looking at it from afar.
For example, ‘decorate name a carpeted hallway’ would display ‘Ahead of you is
a carpeted hallway’ at the bottom of the look info when facing it from another
room.

Decorate description
Enters an editor to write the description of the room you’re currently in.

Decorate extra (string)
Enters an editor to write the description of an extra detail people in the
room can view when looking at any word in its name. Can be used again to edit
an existing extra’s description, if keywords match. See ‘help extra keywords’
for special keywords seen by people with appropriate powers.
Example: “decorate extra an ornate oil painting on the western wall”

Decorate extradelete (keyword)
Deletes an extra description. Be careful using a keyword that is in use by
multiple extras, if more than one is present.

Decorate place (string)
Creates a new place in the room people can join, and enters an editor to write
its description. Can be used again to edit an existing place’s description, if
keywords match.

Decorate placedelete (keyword)
Deletes a place. Be careful using a keyword that is in use by multiple extras,
if more than one is present.

Decorate doorname (exit) (string)
Replaces the default name of ‘door’ with a string of your choice. Affects both
sides of the door. The first word should always be a noun.
Example: “decorate doorname west gate of wrought iron” will yield, “The gate
is closed” and “You open the western gate of wrought iron”.

Decorate atmosphere
Enters an editor to write a list of one-line atmosphere messages, which will
periodically echo to the room. Each new line is a new message. They are
selected randomly.

[Room Modifying Commands]/span:
Decorate decor (0-3)
Variable low cost. Sets the decor of the room you’re in: cheap, average,
expensive, or extravagant. No cost to downgrade.

Decorate indoors
Sets the room to be inside.

Decorate outdoors
Sets the room to be outside.

Decorate hotspot
Makes the room a hotspot, which will show the number of players within it on
where.

Decorate sparring
Costs $500. Makes a room into a sparring room; see ‘help spar’.

Decorate public
Shop only. Sets the room to be public, in a sense of law enforcement having a
swiftly-responding presence there. Affects nudity, displays of the
supernatural, carrying weapons, etc.

Decorate private
Shop only. Sets the room to be private, in a sense of it existing outside the
plausible immediate enforcement of the law. Suitable for offices, back rooms,
bathrooms, etc.

Decorate bathroom
Costs $80. House only. A bathroom allows you to create a shower or bath place
within, and automatically and always includes a mirror for exiting the
nightmare. To add a shower or tub, use “decorate place” with one of those
words as a keyword somewhere in the string.
Example: “decorate place a glass-walled shower enclosure”

Decorate bedroom
Costs $80. House only. A bedroom allows you to stash items within, set up a
magic wardrobe (see below), and gives you an area to log out.

Decorate kitchen
Costs $80. House only. A kitchen allows you to customize food and drink items,
and use make food and make drink to create new ones on the fly.

Note that a single room in a house may have multiple types, as may be the case
for a studio apartment or small cabin. Using the command again will remove the
specified room type at no cost.

[Room Building Commands]/span:
Decorate door (direction)
Installs or removes a door in the specified direction.

Decorate hiddendoor (direction)
Costs $200. Builds a hidden door in the specified direction.

Decorate wall (direction)
Installs a wall in the specified direction, blocking movement.

Decorate demolish (direction)
Costs $20. Knocks down any walls, windows, or doors in the specified
direction.

Decorate largewindow (direction)
Installs a visible window in the specified direction.

Decorate smallwindow (direction)
Installs a non-visible window in the specified direction.

Decorate magicwardrobe (who) (wall)
Costs $2500. In a bedroom, creates a magic link in the specified direction so
long as the target is also in a bedroom and has permission to use the decorate
command there. Both characters must pay the fee, for a total of $1,000.

Decorate destroywardrobe
Destroys any magic wardrobes built inside the current bedroom. Ideally, must
be used in both rooms to avoid strangeness.

Decorate build (up/down)
Expand your property up or down from where you are. Be advised that
subterranean rooms may flood, lack reception below the first subterranean
level, and must always be attached to another room to avoid being immediately
reclaimed by the game. Not all properties in the citymay be expanded in this
way.

[Room Security Commands]/span:
Decorate lock (direction)
Locks a door from the side you are currently on. Must be used on both sides if
you want the door locked on both sides.
Example: “decorate lock west” will make the door locked for anyone in your
current room heading west.

Decorate access
Enters an editor where you may write the names of characters, separated by a
space. Each of these people will have access to this room regardless of its
locked/unlocked status. The names must be accurate; no nicknames or aliases.
Example list: Aleister Genesis Samael Dolores Eugen

Decorate noaccess
Enters an editor where you may write the names of characters, separated by a
space. Each of these people will be barred from entry to this room regardless
of its locked/unlocked status.

Decorate signalproof
Costs $500. Makes a room immune to signals; when in such a room, all comms,
radios, phones, telepathy, and electropathy cannot reach in or out. Also
prevents view of roleplay by SRs. No cost to remove.

Decorate toughness (0-4)
Variable low cost. Sets the toughness of the room you’re in. Toughness is the
defense against the breakin command, and competes against demolitions. No cost
to downgrade.

Decorate security (0-4)
Variable low cost. Sets the security of the room you’re in. Security is the
defense against the picklock command, and competes against larceny. No cost to
downgrade.

Decorate stash
Install a stash in a store.

Be advised that many of these settings may come with an additional cost on
your monthly bill for the property; it is suggested you review ‘help property
costs’ for an understanding of these factors.

Syntax: delete
This command deletes your current character. You keep 80% of spent combat
and roleplay experience when you do this, with the first 350k RPXP spent
returning to your account without penalty. Invested regular karma is also
returned, but banked to return slowly over time. Personal karma is not
banked and must be re-earned.

There is a cooldown period between playing characters tier 3 and higher.
For T3, the cooldown is 1 week. For T4, the cooldown is 1 month. For T5,
the cooldown is 2 months.

You will need to confirm
this action. The last character on your account cannot be deleted.

Characters in stasis can be deleted from the character selection
screen using: delete (char name)

See help lorestick.

Tier Five Archetype

Supernatural

This archetype represents those humans who are half human, half demon.
Normally these occur when parents make deals with demons regarding their
children, or a single woman allows herself to be inseminated with a half
demon child as part of a deal. See help demonborn lore for more general
information.

Age: Apparent age at least 20, actual age at least 100.

Physical Characteristics: Red Irises, Inhuman and monstrous appearance,
cannot go out into public uncovered without causing alarm. At least their
eyes, hands, feet, legs and torso must be covered. The exact nature of a
Demidemon’s physical monstrousness varies between individuals.

Focuses: Has up to four points to spend on focus stats at tier five.

Tier Two Archetype

Supernatural

This archetype represents humans with some God blood in them, but those who
are fairly new and inexperienced with their powers. See help demigod lore
for more information.

Minimum Age: 18

Available Negative Modifiers: Mentally Ill, Injured, Ill, Addicted.

Available Positive Modifiers: Relic Holder, Demonic Pact Holder,
Fleshformed.

Focuses: Has one point to spend on focus stats at tier two.

A demigod refers to anybody with divine ancestry. Demigods usually
inherit some small degree of the perfection of their parents, they tend to
be more attractive, more physically capable, more resistant to disease and
injury, to heal faster and age more slowly. They often also tend to have a
psychological predisposition towards their godly ancestor’s aspects, the
descendant of
a thunder god for instance may enjoy being out in storms.

Demigods also may be favored by their divine ancestor, who might take it upon
themselves to aid in their life or set them to tasks they wish to see
accomplished. Most, however, possess no real supernatural ability beyond
their innate remarkableness.

In ancient times, to be taken as a god’s lover was a great privilege and the
gods bestowed a gift upon those they slept with, imbuing them with health
and longevity. Some degree of this persists in their children. After
having sex with a demigod a person will heal more rapidly for about two
days, as well as not aging or becoming sick in that period. While this can
be a great gift from a demigod lover to their lover or spouse and even has
led to some demigod couples being effectively immortal, rumors persist of
those who pay highly for captured demigods to use them forcibly in order to
stay young forever.

Today demigod genes are erratic like other supernatural genes. Usually
activating only once every three of four generations. The chances of any of
your direct family also being an active demigod is astronomically small, but
it is possible for a grandparent or great grandparent to be. There’s also a
decent chance that twins, whether fraternal or identical, will share the trait
if one has it.

Demigods much like Faeborn, Angelborn, and Demonborn can be either latent,
passive or active.

Latents are effectively entirely human, but there is a chance that at some
point in their adult lift the latent genes will activate and they will
become either active or passive. Passives are mostly human but they have
some degree of the resistance to disease and aging and tend to be more
attractive and capable. They also have the effects of prolonging the life
of their sexual partners.

Actives are passives until around the end of puberty, usually seventeen to
nineteen, when they activate. They also sometimes activate later in life,
although this is very rare in people not living near New Haven. As well as
the effects of passive demigods, actives may also gain other amazing
supernatural
powers.

See Also

• gods

Sex with a demigod temporarily halts aging.

Demigods receive additional stagger when struck with radioactively augmented
weapons.

Demigods can hear prayer-like thoughts, see help wish

Demigods may select from the following modifiers:

(T2) Demigod:
Negative Modifiers: Addicted, Injured, Ill, Mentally Ill
Positive Modifiers: Relic Holder, Fleshformed, Demonic Pact Holder

(T3) Demigod Veteran:
Negative Modifiers: Crippled, Cursed
Positive Modifiers: Relic Holder, Fleshformed, Demonic Pact Holder

(T4) Ageless Demigod:
Negative Modifiers: Crippled
Positive Modifiers: Relic Holder, Fleshformed, Demonic Pact Holder

Requirements: Non-Supernatural

This stat makes your character considered a demigod, even if they do not have
a demigod archetype; it represents latent or passive blood. Your character
will be able to hear wishes.

Tier Three Archetype

Supernatural

This archetype represents a human with god blood who’s been supernatural and
active in the supernatural community for at least ten years. See help
demigod lore for more information in general.

Minimum Age: 28

Available Negative Modifiers: Cursed, Crippled.
Available Positive Modifiers: Relic Holder, Demonic Pact Holder,
Fleshformed.

Focuses: Has up to two points to spend on focuses at tier three.

Combat Focus

Requirements: Demigod

This stat represents the ability of demigods to use their supernatural gifts
in combat. Each rank offers increased access to physical stats. Demigod
Warriors can learn to use day aspects or night aspects to enhance themselves
in combat and can choose one of these powers in particular to be enhanced. At
max rank Demigod Warriors can learn dual aspects, allowing them to make use of
both aspects of day and aspects of night.

[Demigod Warrior One]:
Aspects of Day 1: Exclusive with Aspects of Night; A power tree focused on
enhancing melee combat.
Aspects of Night 1: Exclusive with Aspects of Day; A power tree focused on
enhancing ranged combat.
Strength 4: Determines inventory limit and influences both social and active
combat.
Epic Strength: A legendary power that adds additional stagger and doubles your
strength, including to over 5.
Immortality: A legendary power that grants you a per-round damage cap and
restricts how you can be killed.

[Demigod Warrior Two]:
Aspects of Day 2: Exclusive with Aspects of Night; A power tree focused on
enhancing melee combat.
Aspects of Night 2: Exclusive with Aspects of Day; A power tree focused on
enhancing ranged combat.
Stamina 4: Increases stagger recovery rate in combat.

[Demigod Warrior Three]:

Strength 5: Determines inventory limit and influences both social and active
combat.

[Demigod Warrior Four]:
Dual Aspects: Allow the purchase and use of both Aspects of Day and Aspects of
Night.
Regeneration 3: Maximum proficiency; greatly enhances wound recovery time.
Stamina 5: Maximum proficiency; increases stagger recovery rate in combat.

Requirements: Rank 2 requires soldier, engineer, commander or underworld mogul
focus.
Rank 3 requires soldier or engineer focus 3.

This stat represents a character’s ability to acquire and use explosives.

Syntax: breakin (direction)
This command will utilize the demolitions skill of the character to break
through walls and doors. See help breakin.

Demolitions 0
No explosives knowledge.
Demolitions 1
Pipe bombs and similar explosives.
Demolitions 2
Improvised and military type explosives.
Demolitions 3
Can shape explosions and use any type or grade of demolitions equipment.

Combat Focus

Requirements: Demonborn

This stat represents the ability of demonborn to use their inhuman nature in
combat. Each rank offers increased access to physical stats. Demon Warriors can
learn to use biokinesis to augment themselves in combat. At max rank Demon
Warriors can learn demonic metabolism, granting them in-combat regeneration.

[Demon Warrior One]/span:
Biokinesis 1: A power tree focused on melee combat, especially hardiness.
Strength 4: Determines inventory limit and influences both social and active
combat.
Epic Strength: A legendary power that adds additional stagger and doubles
your strength, including to over 5.
Hypernatural Regen: A legendary power that grants phenomenal out of combat
regeneration, including from death and dismemberment.

[Demon Warrior Two]/span:
Biokinesis 2: A power tree focused on melee combat, especially hardiness.

[Demon Warrior Three]/span:
Regeneration 3: Maximum proficiency; greatly enhances wound recovery time.
Stamina 4: Determines inventory limit and influences both social and active
combat.

[Demon Warrior Four]/span:
Demonic Metabolism: Grants a small per-round regeneration of defenses.
Strength 5: Maximum proficiency; Determines inventory limit and influences
both social and active combat.

Tier Two Archetype

Supernatural

This archetype represents humans with some demon blood in them, but those
who are fairly new and inexperienced with their powers. See help demonborn
lore for more information.

Minimum Age: 18

Available Negative Modifiers: Mentally Ill, Injured, Ill, Addicted.

Available Positive Modifiers: Relic Holder, Demonic Pact Holder,
Fleshformed.

Focuses: Has one point to spend on focus stats at tier two.

Also Read: Help Demonborn Mechanics

The demonborn are a disparate group, while some are indeed the descendants
of human and demon couplings, these are very rare. Far more common are humans
who were affected by demonic forces while still in the womb. The result is
basically the same however, a human who is in some small part demon. The
demonborn tend to be physically stronger and hardier than most humans, also
with a much higher tolerance for heat. Many find themselves drawn to and
interested in fire as well. The demonborn are also infected with the innate
demonic sadism. They derive pleasure from the pain, discomfort or
unhappiness of others. While this isn’t enough to make all of them behave like
psychopaths, many do, while others tend to settle into some
lifestyle or profession that allows them to get their fix. They are
commonly found as dominatrixes or in pain-oriented kinky relationships, or
in professions such as the military, law enforcement, violent crime, or combat
sports.

The blood of the demonborn is a potent, mystical chemical accelerant. It
will augment any natural chemical reaction such as those of explosives. A
drop of blood into the gunpowder of a bullet can double its penetrative
power, while a glass of it can make any bomb much more deadly.

Today demonborn genes are erratic like other supernatural genes, usually
activating only once every three of four generations. The chances of any of
your direct family also being active demonborn is astronomically small, but
it is possible for a grandparent or great grandparent to be. There’s also a
decent chance that twins, whether fraternal or identical, will share the trait
if one has it.

Demonborn much like faeborn and angelborn can be either latent, passive or
active.

Latents are effectively entirely human, but there is a chance that at some
point in their adult lift the latent genes will activate and they will
become either active or passive.

Passive demonborn are mostly human, but tend to be a bit stronger and
hardier than most, have more tolerance for hot temperatures as well as
possessing innate demonic sadism and the properties of their blood.

Active demonborn are passives until around the end of puberty, usually
seventeen to nineteen, when they activate. They also sometimes activate
later in life, although this is very rare in people not living near New Haven.
As well as the effects of passive demonborn, actives may also gain other
supernatural powers.

Note: Demonborns are physically entirely human in appearance.

Demonborn get a mood lift whenever someone in the room with them is
suffering. See Help suffer.

Demonborn receive additional stagger when struck with weapons augmented with
quartz.

Demonborn are naturally drawn towards things that will cause suffering. See
Help Dread

Demonborn may select from the following modifiers:

(T2) Demonborn:
Negative Modifiers: Addicted, Injured, Ill, Mentally Ill
Positive Modifiers: Relic Holder, Fleshformed, Demonic Pact Holder

(T3) Demonborn Veteran:
Negative Modifiers: Crippled, Cursed
Positive Modifiers: Relic Holder, Fleshformed, Demonic Pact Holder

(T4) Ageless Demonborn:
Negative Modifiers: Crippled
Positive Modifiers: Fleshformed, Demonic Pact Holder

Requirements: Non-Supernatural

This stat makes your character considered a demonborn, even if they do not
have a demonborn archetype; it represents latent or passive blood. Your
character will become dread sensitive.

Tier Three Archetype

Supernatural

This archetype represents a human with demon blood who’s been supernatural
and active in the supernatural community for at least ten years. See help
demonborn lore for more information in general.

Minimum Age: 28

Available Negative Modifiers: Cursed, Crippled.
Available Positive Modifiers: Relic Holder, Demonic Pact Holder,
Fleshformed

Focuses: Has up to two points to spend on focuses at tier three.

Requirements: Demonborn

Characters with this power can use the command wail to let out an ear
piercing scream that renders everyone nearby deaf for some time afterwards.

Requirements: Demon warrior 4

This stat grants a character a small amount of regeneration of their
defenses every combat round.

Positive Tier Modifier

Replaceable: No.

This modifier represents a character who’s made a deal with a demon in
return for increased power and abilities. It cannot be taken by those with
story off and any SRs you trust to advanced will be able to see you have a
demonic pact. You can use describe pact to write a description of your
demonic deal visible to any advanced trusted SRs who look you up to enable
them to emit your demonic patron. Furthermore demonic pact holds who don’t
engage in a basic level of antagonistic RP(RPing with people who have been
captured and bound) will face debuffs to their lifeforce as their patron
punishes them. Demonic pacts once made can never be broken or escaped from.

Characters with pacts are considered to be demonborn for stat restrictions
and requirements.

Requirements: Demonborn

Characters with this power receive bonuses to any attempts to hypnotize or
psychically influence someone if lust is one of the pressures chosen by
their victim.

Demons are biological weapons, fashioned a long time ago by wizards in an
attempt to win a war in another realm. They now run that world, which is
called Hell. There
are billions of demons in hell and more are regularly being made. Hell is
run by a central administration headed by a group of archdemons, believed to
number twelve. These are
unbelievably powerful sorcerer demons and are responsible for running hell
as well as creating most of the other types of demons.

Several of the upper echelons of demons, including archdemons, can influence
Earth, they have the ability to reach their magic across to affect things.
They use this power to make things worse where they can and often to improve
the life of those who agree to do their bidding on earth.

Demons of varying strengths are known to offer smaller bargains to benefit
people at the price of making them more vulnerable to dark influences, raising
their invitation level.

When they were first created demons were given a vulnerability to quartz in
order to make controlling them easier. While this ultimately failed, they
and their descendants still have this weakness today. Even powerful demons
may be incapacitated by a quartz stake through the chest and demonborn all
become weakened when struck by quartz weapons.

Syntax: deposit <amount>

Here at Haven a fully functional banking system is in use to save players
from carrying around all of their hard earned cash. The deposit command
lets you deposit money at the Sovereign Bank or at an ATM, from which it can
later be withdrawn.

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Syntax is: describe <location>
Valid locations: self, lowerarms, upperarms, feet, lowerlegs, thighs,
groin, arse, lowerback, upperback, lowerchest, breasts, upperchest, neck,
hands, lowerface, forehead, hair, eyes, smell, taste, wolf
wolfchangeto, wolfchangefrom, merchangeto, merchangefrom, radioaction,
makeuplight, makeupmedium, makeupheavy

Used to describe your character.

Alt Syntax: describe replace/append (location) (new string)
This syntax allows someone to easily on the fly replace part of their
description or append to part of it. It will keep all formatting
around the original description intact, such as the number for its order and
any spaces or empty lines after it.

Taste is determined by your archetype automatically, though you may add extra
information which would primarily be impacted by your character’s dietary,
drug, and alcohol habits.

Radioaction is echoed to the room whenever you use a command such as fsay.
So for example, “$n lifts $s sleeve and speaks into the cuff.” would echo
“Jane lifts her sleeve and speaks into the cuff”.

See help descriptions

How your character looks is entirely up to you.

The intro command sets the string people see you as before they have you
remembered, for example ‘a tall man with black hair and blue eyes’. When
writing an intro it is a good idea to be a little distinctive with it, also
to avoid judgments or personality characteristics.

When used in another form such as wolf or wolfman it sets the intro for that
form.

The describe command is used to set what people see when they look at your
character with the look command.

Syntax: describe <location> Valid locations: self, hands, lowerarms,
upperarms, feet, lowerlegs, thighs, groin, arse, lowerback, upperback,
lowerchest, breasts, upperchest, neck, lowerface, forehead, hair, eyes,
smell, taste, wolf, wolfman, animal.

Syntax: describe order <location> number
This syntax allows you to set the order in which your described
elements appear.

Descs are displayed together without spaces or new lines unless you enter
them, individual parts of the desc will disappear when that part of your
body is concealed. You should not use .f when making a description, nor
insert line breaks unless you’re sure you want them. Descriptions will wrap
automatically.

You can also use the detail command to add more information to your
character only seen when you look at or are shown certain bodyparts.
See help detail for more information.

You can use the change command with eyecolor, haircolor or hairdye
to set your character’s genetic eye and hair color, as well as the
color of dye they’re using.

You can use describe file to make notes on your character other members of
your society can look up, and describe classified to make notes on your
character leaders of your society can look up.

This command allows a player to project his or her character’s desires. If
the target is one that’s sensitive to desires, such as angelborn characters,
he or she will feel an urge to fulfill that desire. However, this wish to
fulfill the desire is usually less strong than the originator’s desire to have
it fulfilled. Characters other than angelborn may become sensitive to
desires, such as natural humans during a domination scheme. As a general rule,
most desires should begin with a verb in order to display correctly.

Syntax: desire (degree) (desire) Or desire (person) (degree) (desire)
Valid degrees are: mild, moderate, or strong.

Example: Steve types, “desire moderate demonstrate proper use of the desire
syntax”
Result: “You slightly want to help Steve fulfil his desire to demonstrate
proper use of the desire syntax.”

Note that a period is automatically appended for you; adding one yourself will
result in a double period.

You can use wdesire to use a desire and wish command simultaneously. See Help
Wish.

See Also

• WWish
• Fate
• Imbue
• Dread
• Angelbornx

Syntax: detail (location) (over/under)

This command allows you to add more detail to a body area, over details are
always seen, under details only when the area is exposed. Details do not
show up by default but only if an area is looked at or shown. You can show
people areas with show (location) (person), location being a bodyspot or
head/torso/legs/back/chest/everything.

You can look at locations with look (person) (location.) This will show all
the clothes and jewelry in that location, as well as the visible
descriptions and details.

Syntax: devour (food object)
Devour is used to eat the entirety of a food object at once.

Requirements: Rank 2 requires Blade Disciple, Gun Disciple or Tier 3.
Rank 3 requires Blade Disciple 3 or Gun Disciple 3

This stat determines how physically dexterous your character is. This impacts
things such as hand-eye coordination and agility. It is used to determine if
you can pin someone and is the primary stat checked defensively in fist fights
as well as social attacks.

Dexterity -1
Clumsier than the average person.
Dexterity 0
As dexterous as the average person.
Dexterity 1
More dexterous than most people.
Dexterity 2
Amongst the most dexterous of people; martial artists and fighter pilots.
Dexterity 3
Supernaturally dexterous; catching thrown knives by the handle.

See Also

• stats

Syntax: diminish (0-100)
diminish offer (person) (0-100)
diminish accept diminish round (1-99)
diminish longterm (1-99) (hours) visible/invisible/combatvisible

This command allows people to low their damage when fighting PCs to the selected
percentage. Using diminish 75, for instance, will make you do three quarters
damage. It has no echo to others, diminish 0 or diminish 100 will clear it as
will logging off for a while. Using the command by itself shows what you’re
currently set at. Diminish does not affect the amount of stagger you deal to
your opponents.

This allows players to represent their characters being weaker for any RP
reason, or pulling their punches/faking weakness.

An alternate syntax allows you to offer someone a diminishment pact, with
diminish offer (person) (number). If someone accepts this you will both be set
to be diminished to the preset amount. You can diminish yourself further if you
wish, but if you try and set your diminish higher it will cancel the pact for
both people. This will also be automatically canceled if the two people aren’t
in the same room. It is useful for people who want to engage in a coded fight,
but also want to draw it out.

Using diminish round (number) will diminish only your next source of damage and
will also echo to the room that you’ve done so. It is useful for people who want
to RP some IC event causing a temporary weakness in their fighting.

Using diminish longterm will allow you to debuff your character for several
hours, or even days or weeks. This will always echo to the room you are in and
if done with the visible toggle will also show in your look info, if done with
invisible won’t be seen, and if combatvisible will appear to others when you
enter a fight.

Syntax: disciplines
This command will show you a list of your current trained disciplines,
their actual trained value and their adjusted effective value in brackets.

Syntax: disciplines all
This command will show you all available disciplines that can be trained.
Check the corresponding help files for more information on each one.

Syntax: disciplines cost / disciplines cost (number)
This command will show you the current cost to train any disciplines a
single additional level from where you are currently trained. If you add
a number at the end, it will tell you how much total experience is
required to raise a discipline to a particular level.

Disciplines are the stats used to determine your combat performance, and are
broken down into three categories: Melee, Ranged, and Defensive.

The combined total of all your defensive disciplines is added and multiplied
by 5 to give your overall defense value, which works similar to hit points.

Melee Disciplines can only be used when next to a target, with a distance
value of 1, and do their value in damage.

Ranged Disciplines each have a unique max range and an optimum range which
is half that. Each of the help files for the ranged disciplines lists these
but this decreases towards 0 at max range or when the target is adjacent.
values. They do the same damage as a melee discipline at optimum range,

Certain disciplines require specific weapon objects in order for them to
count as being effective. For instance, the Rifle discipline will require
a large gun object. See Also: Help Object Types

The melee disciplines of Striking and Grappling will add to your total melee
effective value. These do not stack. For instance, if you have 10 Striking
and 20 Short Blades, your effective Short Blades if you have the weapon will
be 30 Short Blades.

See Also

• combat

Negative Tier Modifier

Removable: Yes.

This modifier represents injuries which no living creature could survive.
Only the undead can be injured this badly and continue to function. Many
types of disfigurement the undead can eventually recover from, but the
process is usually a very slow and painful one.

Syntax: display (form)

This command will display a number of fields including name, intro, who title,
and room title. It can be made to display the information for any form, but
will default to the character’s current form if no argument is used.

Requirements: Underworld Mogul 1

This stat reduces the amount of time that it takes for your hired thugs to
recover. When allies are defeated in combat, they are only out of
commission for one day instead of three.

The diss command uses influence in order to damage another player.
Other players won’t see the echo of it being used.

Diss (name) character (amount) (reason)
This will penalize the target’s popularity.

Diss (name) appearance (amount) (reason)
This will give the target a hit to their apparent attractiveness based on
the influence spent.

Diss (name) faction (amount) (reason)
This will lose the target some respect within their faction/cult based on the
influence spent.

Diss (name) society (amount) (reason)
This will lose the target some respect within their society based on the
society influence spent.

Diss (name) roleplay (message)
This will send a private, delayed message to someone and is used for giving
RP feedback, it has no coded effect and requires no influence.

The max influence that can be spent at a time is 10000, you should not spam
the command to bypass this cap.

See Also

• Popularity
• Influence

Far removed from the central bureaucracy of Hell’s administrative core and the
perpetual carnage of the Eternal War Fronts lies District 82, a mostly
forgotten
corner of the infernal realm where neglect has created an unexpected haven for
those who exist on the margins of demonic society. This expansive territory
centers around the vast expanse of the Black Forest, whose twisted trees grow
to impossible heights, their branches intertwining to create a canopy so dense
that in some areas, no light penetrates to the forest floor.

The district’s primary settlement, Refuge, sprawls along the forest’s eastern
edge, a haphazard collection of structures built from scavenged materials,
bone, chitin, and the hardened secretions of various hell-beasts. Originally
established as a temporary camp for deserters from the Third Legion during the
Obsidian Rebellion, the settlement has grown over centuries into a permanent
community with its own peculiar social order. Governance falls to the Council
of Necessity, comprised of representatives from the settlement’s major
factions: deserter demons and a few desperate escapees.

Deep within the Black Forest stands the Grove of Whispers, where trees with
bark like polished onyx grow in perfect circles around pools of luminescent
liquid that neither evaporates nor can be removed from its depression. These
pools serve as neutral ground for clandestine meetings and illicit trades, as
they dampen all magical surveillance and prevent violence within their
immediate vicinity, a property that many believe indicates they predate the
realm corrupting into hell.

The northwestern quadrant of District 82 hosts the Reclamation Fields, where
failed experiments in fleshforming are discarded by the other legions.
This grotesque landscape of partially formed bodies and autonomous limbs is
carefully harvested by the district’s flesh-crafters, who have developed
techniques to stabilize and repurpose these castoffs.

Beneath the surface of District 82 runs an extensive network of tunnels,
originally excavated as emergency evacuation routes during Hell’s early civil
wars but long since abandoned by official forces. These passages, known
collectively as the Undertrade, serve as both transportation system and
marketplace for goods that would be confiscated or destroyed in more regulated
areas of Hell. Access to the Undertrade is jealously guarded by the Tunnel
Wardens, a loose confederation of demons who have evolved to thrive in
perpetual darkness.

The greatest danger facing District 82 comes not from within but from periodic
“cleansing operations” launched by Hell’s central administration, typically
when a new commander rises to power and seeks to demonstrate authority by
enforcing compliance in outlying regions. These campaigns rarely penetrate
deep into the Black Forest, as the trees themselves seem to respond to
intrusion, shifting positions to confuse invaders and occasionally exhibiting
more direct defensive capabilities against larger forces.

For those seeking to escape notice in the infernal realms, District 82 offers
a harsh but viable alternative to the rigid hierarchies and constant warfare
that characterize much of Hell.

Syntax: Spar

With this command you can enter a less than lethal mode of fighting, ideal
for practicing and training. All damage is reduced by half and any wounds
you inflict will heal very rapidly. You can toggle it off at any time.
Fights starting in sparring rooms always set participants to spar by
default. Sparring uses slow combat.

Syntax: Domain list
Can be used to show all domains.

Syntax: Domain info (name)
Show more info on a particular domain.

Syntax: Domain who
Show all characters currently in your domain as long as they have been there
for at least 5 minutes.

Syntax: Domain sanctified
List all rooms that have been sanctified to you.

Syntax: Domain describe
Used to write the info visible when someone uses domain info.

Syntax: Domain ambient
Enter an editor to add ambient messages to your domain, one per line.

Syntax: Domain personalambient (text)
Set a line of text which will appear in look info when you are present
in a room with other people.

See help community credit and help community credit rewards.

Syntax: Download (Character/Property/MyRooms)

Copies data from your character, the property they’re in if they have
permission to edit it, or all their created myrooms into a text file with a
link to download it.

Syntax: drag (target)

Used to grab a hold of a helpless or tied up target to drag them with you as
you move around.

Syntax: drain (person) (mild/severe/critical/fatal)

This command is used to forcibly remove the target’s
blood.

Syntax: Dread (degree) (thing) Or Dread (person) (degree) (thing)

This command allows a player to project things their character is dreading at
the current point in time. It will appear in the form of:
You feel (degree)ly negatively preoccupied with the prospect of (thing).

And any demonborn will see.
You (degree) want to manifest (person)’s dread of (thing).

This command represents the ability of those with demonic empathic abilities
to intuitively sense the things that will best illicit suffering in others.
Demonborn are not typically aware of the exact details of what someone is
dreading, it is not mind reading, but they can pick up the general themes and
ideas behind it.

What a player chooses for the dread command and their level does not represent
what they character most fears or dreads generally, rather whatever it is most
currently on their mind which makes it heavily influenced by the situation and
circumstances. It is also often heavily influenced by their current train of
thought, for instance someone mentions getting up early tomorrow, which makes
them think about something they have to do at work tomorrow, which makes them
start dreading being told off by their boss. This can at times be a little
confusing for a demonborn who’d have no idea why they’re starting to feel like
it’d be a good idea to put on a suit and scold this person.

Skilled demonborn interrogators work hard to try and control and influence the
train of thought of their targets in order to more usefully use this sense to
obtain valuable information or expose people’s weaknesses.

While inside the dreamscape characters do not realise that they are
dreaming, or that the world they’re in is not real. Drives, desires and
situations from the real world frequently do manifest into their dreams, but
not as something external.

For instance if you go into the dreamscape wishing to be a bird, you will
probably dream about being a bird and flying around, but you won’t be aware
that you’re not a real bird and this isn’t a real world, at least not until
you wake up. Or if you fall asleep in the bathtub, you may well end up in a
swamp or other damp locale in your dream.

Similarly, if you go into the dreamscape with the intention of delivering a
message about yourself or someone else being held captive you might dream
about being a soldier sent to deliver their commanding officer intelligence
about someone being held captive by the Nazis, or yourself be a recently
released POW.

People can sometimes use this to piece together events in real life, if
someone has a single theme of captivity running through all their dreams
when others encounter them frequently they might guess in the waking world
that that person is a captive, they might also be able to guess who they are
by other recurring themes in their dream identities. They wouldn’t of
course realise this in the dream however, since they also wouldn’t know it
was a dream until they awoke.

Characters have much sharper memories of the dreams they have in the
dreamscape after they awake, compared to normal dreams.

The creation of dreamworlds is a conscious, psychic exercise generally done
while awake or in a semi-sleeping state. Characters are aware they’ve built
a psychic realm and have consciously chosen each of its features. Characters
can while awake plan who they will be in a certain world when they fall
asleep, and focus on that desire in order to make it manifest. It
doesn’t always work; sometimes their subconscious works against their wishes
to choose a different identity for them.

The details around how someone came to be in that place in the dream world
or whatever other parts of their backstory that are difficult to explain
will be fuzzy and hard for the dreamer to recall. If a dreamer does somehow
realise they are dreaming, they will immediately wake back up.

Tier Two Archetype

Human unless takes occult focuses.

Dreamchildren are humans formed from the world of dreams. No one knows
entirely how they come into being, one day they simply exist in our
world instead of the dreams from which they originated. Dreamchilden
can come from the personal dreams of an individual, but more often
come from a shared dreamworld.

Dreamchildren are entirely physically human, they typically resemble
whomever they were in dreams but do not retain any inhuman
characteristics and sometimes have other minor differences.

Syntax: Dreamworld associate (number)

Extra: Dreamchild can set a custom nightmare manifestation
even if they do not have the required amount of community credits.

Minimum Age: 18

Available Negative Modifiers: Addicted, Injured, Ill, Mentally Ill.
Available Positive Modifiers: Relic Holder, Demonic Pact holder,
Chemical Augmentation, Fleshformed.

Focuses: Gives one point to spend on focuses at tier two.

The dreamscape is a psychic realm that all sentient beings can access in
their sleep. Normal people only access it very rarely, maybe once or twice
a year but those in New Haven are much closer to the dreaming and access
it frequently.

Syntax: Dream (dreamworld name)
-Fall asleep and enter a world within the dreamscape.

Syntax: Wake
-Leave the dreamscape and start the process of waking yourself backup.

Syntax: Dream sell experience (amount)
-Turns dream experience into rp experience, with 5 dream exp becoming 1 rp
exp.

Syntax: Dream buy experience (amount)
-Turns rpxp into dream exp, with 1 rpxp becoming 2 dream xp.

Syntax: dreamvictimize <victim> <action> [arguments]

This command allows you to manipulate a character who is under your power in
the dreamworld. The target must either be your prisoner or have been recently
defeated by you (within 10 minutes).

Available actions:

Takeprisoner: Convert a recently defeated character into your prisoner for
5-10
days.
Blindfold <hours>: Blindfold the victim for 1-48 hours
Unblindfold: Remove the victim’s blindfold
Trap <hours>: Trap the victim for 1-48 hours
Untrap: Release the victim from their trap
Vgearlist: View the victim’s gear inventory.
Steal <item>: Steal a specific piece of gear from the victim.
Release: Free the victim from being your prisoner.
Makefollow: Force the victim to follow you.
Stopfollow: Make the victim stop following you.
Vdesclist: List all descriptions associated with the victim.
Vactivate <desc_name>: Activate a specific description for the victim.
Vdeactivate <desc_name>: Deactivate a specific description.
Vadddesc <gear/nongear> <name> <days> <description>: Add a new description to
the victim, locked for the specified number of days (1-15)

See Also

• Dreamworld Commands
• Dreaming

Dreamworlds are small pockets within the dream scape which have their own
continuity and environment.

Calendar events with a dreamworld in the location will have the author set
as Anonymous under calendar info and calendar list.

Syntax: Dreamworld list
-List all the active dreamworlds as well as your own.

Syntax: Dreamworld info (number)
-See basic information on a particular dreamworld.

See Help Dreamworld Commands for a list of commands for using dreamworlds.

See Help Dreamworld Creation for commands to create a dreamworld.

See Help Dreamscape for information on the psychic plane.

Generally the ‘dreamworld’ prefix does not have to be used when in a
dreamworld.
Dreamworld List
-List all the dreamworlds.
Dreamworld Info (dreamworld number)
-Shows info about the specified dreamworld.
Dreamworld associate (dreamworld number)
-Lets dreamchildren associate with a particular dream world.
Dreamworld roster (dreamworld number)
-Show a list of characters in that dreamworld.

Dreamworld makecharacter (dreamworld number) (character name)
-Enter an editor to setup your dream character.
Dreamworld editcharacter (dreamworld number) (character name)
Dream (world name)
-Fall asleep and enter the specified world.

Dreamworld raisestat (stat)
-Increase a stat.
Dreamworld buytitle (title)
-Acquire a title in the dreamworld.
Dreamworld buytrait (trait)
-Acquire a trait in the dreamworld.
Dreamworld buygear (gear name)
-Acquire some gear in the dreamworld.
Dreamworld buyunique (unique name)
-Acquire a unique item in the dreamworld.
Dreamworld score (optional dreamworld number)
-Show your dream character’s scoresheet for that world.
Dreamworld activatepersona (dreamworld number) (persona name)
-Set a particular persona in a dreamworld as your currently active one.
Dreamworld follow (character)
-Start following another dream character around the dreamworld.

Dreamworld listlore (optional dreamworld number)
-Show all the lore for a particular dream world.
Dreamworld viewlore (optional dreamworld number) (lore name)
-Show the content of a particular lore item.
Dreamworld statinfo (dreamworld number) (stat name)
-Show info on a given stat.
Dreamworld gearinfo (dreamworld number) (gear name)
-Show info on given gear.
Dreamworld traitinfo (dreamworld number) (trait name)
-Show info on a given trait.
Dreamworld uniqueinfo (dreamworld number) (unique name)
-Show info on a given unique.
Dreamworld titleinfo (dreamworld number) (title name)
-Show info on a given title.

Dreamworld addchardesc (optional dreamworld number) (desc name) (location)
(text)
-Adds a new dynamic description to the current dream persona.
Dreamworld addgeardesc (optional dreamworld number) (desc name) (location)
(text)
-Adds a new dynamic gear description to the current dream persona.
Dreamworld remchardesc (name)
-Delete a dynamic dream description.
Dreamworld remgeardesc (name)
-Delete a dynamic dream description.
Dreamworld listdescs
-List all the current dream personas active descs.
Dreamworld activatedesc (name)
-Enable a dynamic description so it appears on your character.
Dreamworld deactivatedesc (name)
-Disable a dynamic description.

Dreamworld transferpersonas (non dream character name)
-Transfer all current character’s personas to a new character.
Dreamworld downloadrp (optional dreamworld number) (dream persona name)
-Download a .txt file of all the RP done by that character.

Scenario (description of the start of the scenario)
-Start an AI-driven dreamworld SR.
Try (action) with (list of comma separate stats, gear, traits, environment
etc)
-Make an attempt to roll some stats to achieve something in the dreamworld.
Rpfight (person ) (fight type)
-Start a conflict in the dreamworld.

Other commands: look, emote, say, showstat, (movement commands)

Syntax: Dreamworld Create (name)
-Make a new dreamworld.

Syntax: Dreamworld transfer (name)
-Will transfer ownership of a dreamworld to another character.

Syntax: Dreamworld delete (number)
-Delete a dreamworld you have created.

Syntax: Dreamworld rename (number) (new name)
-Rename your dreamworld.

Syntax: Dreamworld description (number)
-Enter an editor to write a description of your dreamworld.

Syntax: Dreamworld activate/deactive (number)
-Make a dreamworld active or not.

Syntax: Dreamworld doors (number)
-Enters an editor to write a description which can be seen by those in
the nightmare when doors to the world open.

Stats

Syntax: Dreamworld statadd (number) (statname)
-Add a new statistic to your dreamworld.

Syntax: Dreamworld statremove (number) (statname)
-Delete a stat.

Syntax: Dreamworld statdescribe (number) (statname)
-Enter a description of a stat which shows up when someone uses
showstat.

Syntax: Dreamworld gearadd (number) (gear name)
-Add new gear to your dreamworld.

Syntax: Dreamworld geardescribe (number) (gear name)
-Enter a description editor for the gear.

Syntax: Dreamworld gearremove (gear name)
-Delete the gear from your dreamworld.

Syntax: Dreamworld gearstat (gear name) (stat name)
-Select the stat buffed by a particular piece of gear.

Syntax: Dreamworld gearlevel (gear name) (1-5)
-Choose how much the selected gear buffs the selected stat by.

Syntax: Dreamworld traitadd (number) (trait name)
-Add a new trait to your dreamworld.

Syntax: Dreamworld traitdescribe (number) (trait name)
-Enter an editor to update the trait description.

Syntax: Dreamworld traitremove (number) (trait name)
-Remove a trait from your dreamworld.

Syntax: Dreamworld uniqueadd (number) (unique name)
-Add a new unique item to your dreamworld.

Syntax: Dreamworld uniquedescribe (number) (unique name)
-Enter an editor to describe the unique item.

Syntax: Dreamworld uniqueremove (number) (unique name)
-Remove the unique.

Syntax: Dreamworld uniquestat (number) (stat name)
-Set a stat to be buffed by the unique.

Syntax: Dreamworld uniquelevel (number) (unique name) (level)
-Set the amount the unique will buff a stat by.

Syntax: Dreamworld titleadd (number) (title name)
-Adds a new title to the dreamworld.

Syntax: Dreamworld titledescribe (number)
-Enter an editor to describe the title.
Syntax: Dreamworld titleremove (number) (title name)
-Remove a title from the dreamworld.

Lore

Syntax: Dreamworld addlore (number) (lore name) (content)
-Adds new lore to the dream world.

Syntax: Dreamworld deletelore (number) (lore name)
-Deletes some lore from the dreamworld.

Rooms

Syntax: Make Room
-Create a new custom room, setting the locationt to dream allows it
to be added to your dreamworld.

Syntax: Myrooms dreamroom (myroom number) (dreamworld number)
-Add or remove a created room to a dreamworld.

Syntax: Myrooms dreamentrance (myroom number) (dreamworld number)
-Set a room as the entrance into your world.

Syntax: Roomlist
-Will show all the rooms you can travel to inside the dreamworld. Rooms
that have exits won’t show up except to the owner of the world and will
have to be navigated to through using the exits.

Syntax: Dreamworld addexit (room number to link to) (exit shortcut) (exit
name)
-Build a one way exit between two rooms in your dreamworld.

Syntax: Dreamworld deleteexit (exit name or shortcut)
-Delete an exit.

Fights

Syntax: Dreamworld makefighttype (dreamworld number) (fight type name)
-Create a new type of fight in the dreamworld.
Syntax: Dreamworld deletefighttype (dreamworld number) (fight type name)
-Delete a fight type.
Syntax: Dreamworld addfightstat (dreamworld number) (fight type name) (stat
name)
-Add a stat to a type of fight.
Syntax: Dreamworld addfightroom (dreamworld number) (fight type name)
-Adds the specified fight type as a valid type to the room you are currently
dreaming in.

Syntax: drink <object>

When you are thirsty you drink something from an object or container
that holds a liquid suitable for drinking.

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This command allows a character to drive a car within New Haven’s limits. See
help car for more information on obtaining and making use of a car.
For motorcycles, see help ride.

Syntax: drive (destination) (passenger1) (passenger2) (…)
Acceptable destinations include: the full address for a home, full shop name
for a shop, numbered intersection on drive list, or entries in Property List.
You can optionally include passengers by specifying them after the command,
they must be following you, or helpless and being carried by you. They may
also need to be remembered by you. Bikes, horses and sports cars can only
carry 1 passenger, whilst vans can carry up to 8.

Syntax: drive list
Displays all the intersections as well as any remembered destinations.

Syntax: drive remember (1-10) (name)
Remembers the current location by the designated name for use with walk or
drive. Three custom locations can be remembered.

Syntax: drive around
You can use this syntax to start or stop driving around the city randomly.

Syntax: drive slow
You drive slow and avoid crashing in the mist.

Syntax: drop (object)
Used to put an object down.

There are three hardcoded drug types, these are Rohypnol, Vampire Blood,
and Poison. There are also many recreational drugs, both prescription and
street. Recreational drugs send a message when taken and have the power to
inflict a temporary level one imprint.

The hardcoded drugs can be either taken by drinking them, or put into a
drink or food object. To dose a drink or meal with a drug, use pour (drug)
(drink/food)

Poison when taken will have no immediate noticeable effect. It will take
between 20-30 minutes to affect a normal person, about double that for a
supernatural. Vampires are immune to poison. When the effect kicks in the
victim will be wounded and weakened, regeneration will not help them heal
this wound. If someone logs off before the poison has kicked in, it will
kick in when they next log on.

Rohypnol when taken will have no noticeable or immediate effect. It will
take 20-30 minutes to effect a normal person, about double that for a
supernatural or three times for a vampire. When the effect kicks in the
victim will pass out, rendering them helpless and able to be tied up,
dragged around etc. If someone logs off before the drug kicks in they will
pass out then, disconnected but with their character remaining in the game
in the same way as if they’d been abducted. You can use the tuckin command
to send a character in this state off the game.

Drug objects sold in stores can only be purchased by the owner, who in turn
can of course sell them or give them to other players.

See Also

• WVampire Mechanicsx

Requirements: Demigod Warrior 4

This stat allows a demigod to learn both the day and night aspect ability
lines.

Requirement: Elemental Magic Focus 4

Characters with this stat can learn both pyromancy and cryomancy
simultaneously.

Syntax: eat <food object>

Eat some of a food object. See also Help Devour.

Syntax: ebay (item)

Ebay can be used to sell an item that is worth $100
or more for 10% of its value.

Editing explained
-An overview of customization, recommended for newbies.
Descriptions
-Setting up how your character looks.
History
-Setting up your character’s past.
Fears
-Setting up character fears for trusted SRs.
Goals
-Setting up your character’s goals for trusted SRs.
Secrets
-Setting up personal character secrets.
Custom attacks
-Setting up how your attacks look and work.
Editing Objects
-Customizing objects and clothing
Editing rooms
-Customizing rooms
Clothing
-Setting up your clothes.
Stash
-Storing your items.
Makeup
-A command to have your character put on or take off makeup.

Haven is a game where almost anything can be made to look how you
want it to look, from the clothing and items your character uses
to the rooms they go to, and the way they fight.

The describe command is used to write about how your character looks,
you can describe each individual part of your character separately and
they will show up when exposed by your clothing.

The history command puts you into an editor where you can write your
character’s back-story.

The charnotes command puts you into an editor where you can add notes
for SRs to your character.

Your attacks can be customized with the custom command, this allows you
to set up the message as seen by you, your target, and everyone else in
the room as well as setting the discipline the attack uses and any attached
special effects.

The customize command is used to edit created objects, it can be used to
change how an item looks as well as where it covers or is worn for clothing
and how it tastes for food or drink.

The myroom command is used to list rooms you’ve created and to edit their
descriptions as well as who has access.

The title command is used to set your OOC title as seen on the wholist.

The roomtitle command is used to set a string that appears after your name
when people see you in the room.

The intro command is used to set the short string you appear by before people
remember you. When used in another form it edits the intros for those forms.

The outfit command is used to set up your characters different sets of
clothes.

After you’ve made a room you can further edit it with the myrooms command.
A simple myrooms list will list all the rooms you can edit and then:
Myrooms description <roomnumber> Places you into an editor where you can
write the description of the room.

Myrooms name <room number> <name> Sets the name of the room.

Myrooms delete <room number> Deletes a room.

Myrooms extra <room number> <keyword> Places you into an editor where you
write a description that’s seen whenever anybody looks at the keyword.

Myrooms extradelete <room number> <keyword> Will delete an extra desc.

Myrooms place <room number> <keyword> Places you into an editor where you
write a description for an area, similar to extra except people can join
these areas with the join command.

Myrooms placedelete <room number> <keyword> Will delete a place.

Myrooms keys <room number> Places you into an editor where you can set the
access list for private rooms, it should be the names of people you want
to have access, separated by spaces.

Requirements: Rank 2-4 At least 21.

This stat determines the level of education a character has achieved so far.

Education -1
Never graduated high school.
Education 0
Graduated high school.
Education 1
Completed a bachelor’s degree or equivalent.
Education 2
Completed more than one degree or a master’s degree.
Education 3
Completed a PhD or MD.
Education 4
A professor, lecturer, or other academically established individual.

See Also

• stats

Cult becomeeidolon
-Play the Eidolon, will not work if someone else is already doing so.

Implantdream (target)
-Implants a dream in the target.

Possess (target)
-Possess a target anywhere in the world, must be helpless and in your domain
or a member of your cult or sect.

SpiritWhisper (target) (message)
-Whisper to a target anywhere in the world as long as the room is dark, room
does not have to be as dark
if the target has trusted the Eidolon to at least basic. Eidolons will hear
any untargeted whisper said
by characters in the dark.

Eidolon is the term for a variety of different spiritual entities which draw
their power from belief, sacrifice, and the arcane and work in and through the
world.

Origins:
Eidolons have multiple possible origins, some are created by Fae, Gods or even
powerful magical users to serve them or their interests. Sometimes Eidolons
are created by accident when a large magical working is undertaken. Some are
born from local belief and dreams and some used to be people who have
transformed themselves into an Eidolon, usually as part of a quest to
eventually ascend into godhood or a similar level of power.

Powers:
Eidolons have limited direct power but have significant ability to work
through other agents. They can generally control animals, weather and
machinery but their main strength is working through human agents. Eidolons
have significant powers to influence and manipulate people as well as the
ability to grant them great powers and boons to enhance them. They can also
often possess people, even frequently against their will and this is their
only real way of experiencing the physical world. It is common for Eidolons to
possess people and then encourage or manipulate them into doing exciting or
interesting things for the Eidolon to experience. This often includes
extremely dangerous activities and even often fatal ones so the Eidilon can
enjoy the sensation of death before moving on.
Eidolons can create and/or control more minor spirits and ghosts and often use
them as their agents to spread their goals and progress their interests.

Eidolons do not have their own source of power, they need to draw on
supernatural power from other sources. Sacrifices, either of life or blood
help them gain power, so does power channeled through belief, worship and
other sacrifice but the most reliable source of power is arcane objects. The
valuable resources that supernatural societies hold in their vaults often
serve as some of the best sources of power for Eidolons.

Types:
There are no specific rules on what an Eidolon can be, but there are several
broad types into which they tend to fall.

Fae:
Common origins for Fae Eidolons is that they begin as some sort of spirit of
mischief that achieves a higher level of sentience and power or that they are
created by a true Fae to serve their interests or goals and grow from there.

Divine:
Divine Eidolons are usually created by a God to be some sort of servant or
further their interests. They usually are aspected in a way very similar to
the God that created them, such that Eidolons created by a war god are often
heavily focused on war and warlike activities. Some gods support their
Eidolons ascending and even want them to become a lower ranked god in their
divine court but often the Eidolon resents their divine master and are trying
to ascend behind their back and/or as a way to break away from their court and
control. These can often be particularly complex entities since they both
resent a particular god while still being made in their image.

Demonic:
Demonic Eidolons are almost always created by demons as a way to influence
Earth in a way they generally cannot do while being locked in hell. Its also
common for demonic Eidolons to be humans who have been transformed as part of
some deal or pact, either done to them or something they have sought out
themselves in a quest for power and immortality. Demonic Eidolons almost
always have the same innate desire for suffering as other demons do.

The behaviour of demonic Eidolons is usually typified by the demonic interest
in suffering, they tend to use their followers to try and create and promote
suffering and rarely can help themselves from also forcing suffering upon
their followers. This is often their greatest weakness as they try and walk
the line between maximizing the suffering and not driving people away.

Ghost:
Ghostly Eidolons are ghosts who have been able to obtain enough followers or
power after their death to ascend into something more powerful. They are as
varied as the humans who died to become them but often are fixated on the
circumstances of their death and any injustices they suffered or other grudges
they had while alive.

They often try to use their followers to carry on any missions or grudges they
had in life, wanting them to attack the descendants of their enemies or embody
the lifestyle or culture they used to have.

Cthulian:
Cthulian Eidolons come from the void and almost nothing is known about their
origin. It is suspected that at least some of them used to be human however.
Cthulian Eidolons often ascend into either powerful monstrous forms or
ethereal entities but either way they always seem to disappear from the world
shortly afterwards, presumably returning to the void for unknown reasons.

Cthulian Eidolons goals are quite alien and difficult for people to
understand, they are often unspeakably cruel but do not seem to enjoy it in
the same way as demons and often have their followers do things which make no
sense at all to the members of the cult. Hunger is the only common theme among
Cthulian Eidolons and they often will possess a human while they are feasting
or become fixating on people consuming unusual things such as drinking blood
or engaging in cannibalism.

Primal:
Primal Eidolons are usually formed from the worship of Nature or when a
particularly remarkable and unusual animal dies but some are also human
shamans or nature worshippers who are using it as a way to ascend.

Their interests vary depending on the origin of the spirit, those which are
evolved natural spirits are often deeply focused on preserving and growing the
natural world, fighting against industrialization and civilization. Those who
come from animal origins have goals which are heavily influenced by the type
of animal they are, predators encourage their followers to engage in more
predation and may enjoy possessing people while hunting. Pack animals have
cults which are more communal while other animals might be more contemplative
or playful.

Descending into El Dorado requires moving through tunnels carved with warnings
in colonial Spanish and other, older and forgotten languages. El Dorado’s
famous golden structures, though tarnished by centuries of neglect, still
catch and amplify what little light reaches them, creating pockets of amber
radiance amid the gloom.

The central temple, a stepped pyramid whose dimensions precisely match those
of certain constellations, dominates the cityscape. Its golden surfaces have
developed a strange patina that shifts colors depending on the viewer’s angle
of approach, sometimes appearing greenish-black, other times taking on a deep
crimson hue. The temple’s interior chambers remain largely intact, though the
weight of the earth above has caused several lower levels to collapse into one
another, creating a treacherous labyrinth of broken walls and collapsed
flooring.

Surrounding the temple complex stretches the Garden of Offerings, where
hundreds of stone altars stand in concentric circles. Each altar bears unique
carvings depicting transformation rituals, human figures morphing into
jaguars, eagles, or stranger creatures not found in any zoological text. The
ground between these altars is littered with fragments of ceremonial masks,
their expressions frozen in states of ecstasy or agony. Delvers report that
these mask fragments occasionally assemble themselves into temporary wholes
when no one is directly observing them.

The artificial lakes once used for ceremonial purposes have long since
stagnated, becoming thick with an oily substance that exhibits unusual
properties. Objects submerged in these waters emerge coated in a metallic film
that gradually hardens into something resembling gold. More disturbingly,
living tissue exposed to the liquid experiences accelerated but unpredictable
growth, a discovery made at great cost by early exploration teams.

The streets of the buried city are still somehow stalked by dangerous jungle
predators, and living in pockets throughout the city are twisted beast-men who
dine on human flesh and seem to have lost all language and higher thinking
long ago.
While the ghosts of those who were sacrificed mingle with remnant spirits once
conjured to drive the Spanish from their country.

This ability confers near immunity to electricity and lightning. Currents
will simply pass over their skin. It conveys immunity to some abilities but
is primarily a RP stat. This does not help against shadow lightning.

Requirements: Gun Disciple 3, Scientifically Augmented, or Tier 4 Demonborn.

This ability allows you to communicate with electronic devices psychically,
it requires you to be able to see.

Syntax: Teletext (number) (message)/telesay (message)/telessay
(message)/telecsay (message)/telefsay (mesage)

Arcane Focus

Requirements: Gifted or Supernatural

This stat represents those who’ve studied elemental magics. In addition to the
standard arcane focus bonuses, it grants either cryomancy or pyromancy,
allowing the arcanist to wield the elements against their enemies in battle.
At higher ranks it also grants access to resistances that allow the
practitioner to shrug off elemental forces and attacks that would cow lesser
individuals. At max rank it allows the learning of Dual Aspects, allowing the
arcanist to master both fire and ice.

[Elemental Magic One]:
Cryomancy 1: A power tree focused on ice.
Pyromancy 1: A power tree focused on fire.
Fire Sorcery: A legendary power that grants the fire sorcery combat
discipline.
Ice Sorcery: A legendary power that grants the ice sorcery combat discipline.

[Elemental Magic Two]:
Cryomancy 1: A power tree focused on ice.
Elemental Spirits: A power that allows minions to attack at range with
sorcery.
Fire Resistance: A power tree that grants near immunity to heat and fire.
Frost Resistance: A power tree that grants near immunity to the cold.
Pyromancy 1: A power tree focused on fire.

[Elemental Magic Three]:
None.

[Elemental Magic Four]:
Dual Elements: A power that enables training both cryomancy and pyromancy.

Requirements: Elemental Magic Focus 2, supernatural or gifted.

This power allows arcanists to summon elementally-attuned spirits to inhabit
their minions, allowing them to make minions with fire, ice or lightning
sorcery disciplines.

Tier Two Archetype

Human unless takes occult focuses.

Elseborn are humans who are people from other worlds and dimensions
who one day find themselves in our world in a human body with no
real idea of how they got here.

Elseborn are entirely physically human, they typically resemble
whomever they were in the other world but do not retain any inhuman
characteristics.

(Do not use elseborn to play someone else’s character unless you have
their permission.)

Minimum Age: 18

Available Negative Modifiers: Addicted, Injured, Ill, Mentally Ill.

Available Positive Modifiers: Relic Holder, Demonic Pact holder,
Chemical Augmentation, Fleshformed.

Focuses: Gives one point to spend on focuses at tier two.

Syntax: Emit (text)
A type of emote that will not include your name, usable while SRing.

Syntax: emote (string)
This is the basic emoting syntax. Unless otherwise specified, the emote
will start with your short desc or whatever others have you remembered by.

See help emoting for more information.

Emote combat usually occurs when two or more PCs begin a spar.

The turn in which participants will be allowed to act initially favours the
target of the attack, but is also
affected by the Fast Reflexes skill, those with higher fast reflexes being
more
likely to get to act earlier in the rotation.

When it is your turn you will have two minutes to input your attacks and moves
or you forfeit your turn, this is done just like in fast combat with the
attack
and move commands. You can still use myattacks to
attach
special effects to your attacks, but you won’t use the message associated with
that attack. See also Help Myattacks.

Once you have input your commands you have five minutes to write an emote to
describe what your character is doing in that turn, how they are moving and
attacking. This is done with the emote command just like in regular RP. Once
the
emote is finished and sent the code will be processed and it will move to the
next person’s turn.

Syntax: emote (string)
This is the basic emoting syntax. Unless otherwise specified, the emote
will start with your short desc or whatever others have you remembered by.
There is a character limit, but it is fairly long. If you are used to emoting
in very long paragraphs, split them up with separate emotes.

Syntax: subtle (string)
A subtle emote is the same as a regular emote, except that it can only be
seen by someone who has joined the same place as you. If you have not
joined a place, a subtle emote will show to anyone who similarly has not.
Places will be marked as such in a room description.

Syntax: private (person) (string)
A private emote is a regular emote that can only be seen by the person you
send it to. You cannot use dialogue in a private emote. A private emote that
has not been properly targeted will show as a subtle emote.

Syntax: announce (message)
This is a form of emote that goes to everyone in the room
even when the room is crowded. Regular emotes do not go to
the whole room in crowded rooms but only to those at the
same place as you.

Syntax: internal (message)
This form of emote can only be seen by you and any SRs and allows
you to emote internal thoughts, feelings, memories etc.

Syntax: emit (message)
This form of emote can only be used when SRing and won’t include
your name at all.

Syntax:

Targeting:

@me: @me in an emote will force the emote not to start with your sdesc,
instead putting it wherever you place it in the paragraph. E.g.,
emote “Hello,” @me says, giving a wave.
will read as:
“Hello,” Bob says, giving a wave.
as opposed to:
emote waves and says, “Hello.”
Bob waves and says, “Hello.”

@my: In order to have your sdesc appear possessive and force the emote
to not start with it, you must use @my. E.g.,
emote Stalking down the street, @my eyes peer owlishly around.
will read as:
Stalking down the street, Bob’s eyes peer owlishly around.

@name: In order to target someone else in an emote, simply @theirname
or @introkeyword. E.g.,
emote glances curiously at @name.
will read as:
Bob glances curiously at Alice.

@name’s: In order to target someone with a possessive, do the above but add
a ‘s as @theirname’s. E.g.,
emote grabs at @name’s bag.
will read as:
Bob grabs at Alice’s bag.

Formatting:

@line: @line in an emote will add a line break to your emote. E.g.,
emote The shady man, his name was… @line Bob.
will read as:
The shady man, his name was…
Bob.

Note: Emoting is not automatically capitalized or punctuated for you.

Encounters are random IC events run by storyrunners that occur in an
instanced version of New Haven.

The encounter will be launched through the lookfor system with the SR
being given a choice of two writing prompts.

The SR will then use this writing prompt to create a small RP scene for the
participants, they will earn enhanced karma for this much like they would
for running an adventure, but not as much. During the adventure they can of
course summon in new people if there’s a reason to single them out in
particular, but they can also make use of the encounter bringin command.

This command puts the encounter onto the where list with the string the SR
specifies, appearing as (string) is happening in (room) and also the name of
the SR and person first recruited. It also sends an echo to those most
likely to notice the encounter going on. From there players can use
encounter join (SR name) to join the encounter up to a maximum of five.

SRs can edit encounter rooms with the decorate command.

There is a week cooldown on running encounters.

Be advised that encounters are not private affairs; they show up on
faction/cult/society report events for society members and are logged on
Haven’s website as well.

See Also

• Lookfor

Type: Melee
Max Range: 1

This discipline covers the ability of creatures to fight with
pure energy in close proximity, by conjuring and deploying the magic
directly to a close quarters opponent or channeling through a weapon or body
part upon striking. Restricted to monster guests.

See Also

• disciplines

Type: Ranged
Optimum Range: 75

This discipline covers the ability of certain creatures to
conjure and deploy pure energy. A type of ‘sorcery’ that is typically used
to fire projectiles formed of an unknown nebulous energy that can either
strike hard or detonate on impact. Exclusive to monster guests.

See Also

• disciplines

Type: Defensive

This discipline covers the use of energy manipulation to form a protective
shield that will block incoming attacks until the energy is all used up.
Normally invisible except when being struck. Restricted to monster guests.

See Also

• disciplines

Professional Focus

Requirements: None

This stat represents those who’ve dedicated themselves to the world of
computers and mechanical engineering.

[Engineer One]:
Demolitions 2: Greater proficiency with explosives; makes it easier to breakin
to buildings.
Engineering 3: Greater proficiency with building electronics; can signalboost
phones on White Oak campus.
Hacking 3: Greater proficiency with computers; allows jamming communications.
Powered Armor: Boosts augmented armour to grant +1 to all physical stats and
super jumping.

[Engineer Two]:
Engineering 4: Greater proficiency with building electronics.
Hacking 4: Greater proficiency with computers.

[Engineer Three]:
Demolitions 3: Maximum proficiency with explosives; makes it easier to breakin
to buildings.
Engineering 5: Maximum proficiency with building electronics; can create
moderately futuristic devices.
Hacking 5: Maximum proficiency with computers; allows occasional intercepting
of direct text
messages.

[Engineer Four]:
None.

Requirements: Rank 3-5 requires engineer focus 1-3

This stat represents a character’s ability to build electronic devices.

Engineering 0
No skill
Engineering 1
Design or build simple devices
Engineering 2
Design or build commercial quality devices
Engineering 3
Design or build cutting edge quality devices
Modify phones to temporarily work in the White Oak Institute
Engineering 4
Design and build military quality devices
Engineering 5
Design and build more advanced devices than anything that exists today. This
is limited to devices that might credibly exist in 5-10 years.

Each rank in this skill reduces the cost of augmenting weaponry by 15% and
increases the duration of weapon augments by 5.

Life Force Costs per level of Ritualism: 1: 21%, 2: 12%, 3: 9%, 4: 6%, 5: 4%

Syntax: Ritual sacrifice Cost: 100%
Sacrifices some of the character’s apparent age to turn it into pure life
force energy. Is self targeted.

Syntax: Ritual shadowcloak (target) Cost: 25%
Applies a shadowcloak to the target, making all lights in their proximity
fail until they remove it with the shadowcloak command.

Syntax: Ritual agetheft (target) Cost: 150%
Steals some of the physical age from another and gives it to the caster.
More effective the larger an age difference there is, also much more
effective if done with the target bound helpless in the same room as the
caster. Costs twice as much life force as most rituals.

Syntax: Ritual shadowwalk (target) Cost: 25%
Sets the current room as the caster as their shadowed room, at any later
when not helpless, or restrained or otherwise preoccupied they can use the
shadowwalk (victim) command to return to that room, bringing with
them anyone they are dragging or carrying.

Syntax: Ritual dreadwatcher (target) Cost: 50%
Sets the target to temporarily have demonic empathy, receiving suffers and
dreads.

Requirements: Socialite Focus 1

Syntax: Enrapture (target) Enrapture break

Enrapture is a mystical power that makes a person fall in love with the
user. The victim must be helpless for the command to work. It is one of the
most powerful forms of enslavement there is.
The victim will believe themselves head over heels in love with the user and
willing to do almost anything to make them happy. It can only be used on
one person at a time. When the effect wears off the victim will realize
they were manipulated, but will believe their actions were less out of
character than they truly were.

Syntax: Enthrall (target)
Enthrall break

Enthralling is a power that can only be used on helpless
targets. When used it places the target entirely in your thrall, they will
have to obey any order given to them. It can be broken with enthrall break,
and breaks automatically if the master dies.

Somewhat uniquely for mind control, an enthralled target is aware they’re
enthralled and may not wish to follow their orders, but is compelled to
anyway. A great exertion of will is only able to delay following an order by a
second.

Enthralled targets are compelled to obey what they believe their master
meant, not the literal words of an order, and so can’t try to loophole
things semantically.

An enthralled target will see ‘Your master’ in the look info of their master
generally and will see memory cloaked masters as ‘Your master’ instead of
their normal nondescript intro. A character can only have one person
enthralled at a time.

If a character dies while enthralled, their master also dies.
This effect lasts for a few hours to a day or two past when
the bond ends, or much longer if the enthralled person is badly injured.

Requirement: Strength 3+
and : Demigod Warrior 1 or Demon Warrior 1

This power doubles your effective strength, allowing it to go beyond 5. It
also imposes additional stagger on anyone you strike in melee combat.

Syntax: equipment
Will show all your characters currently worn or held items.

Syntax: Escape

The escape command can be used in various ways to get out of current
situations.

If you are pinned you can use escape to try and break free.

If you are tied up you can use escape to start the process of getting free of
your bindings.

If you are not tied up you can use escape to start the process of
escaping the current room or area you are in.

If you are in a raid and are the carrier you can use escape to advance the
raid to the next spawn wave.

If you are fabled character who has been kidnapped by a monster you can use
‘escape’ by itself after enough time has passed to escape back to New Haven.

If you are a monster you can use ‘escape kidnap (target)’ or ‘escape nokidnap
(target)’ to leave the city either kidnapping a fabled character to take with
you at the same time or not doing so.

If you have been captured by the Wild Hunt you can use ‘escape ethically’ or
‘escape unethically’ to escape the fae and get back to New Haven. If you escape
ethically you will not be able to tier up again for 2.5 months. If you escape
unethically you will not be able to tier up again for about a month, but your
minimum moral tier will also be increased.

If you are in the fae for at least 2.5 months before escaping you will return
to newbie school with the option to significantly change your character
as a result of fatecrafting.

Syntax: examine <container>
Syntax: examine <corpse>

Examine is short for ‘Look container’ followed by ‘Look
in container’ which will show the name of the container and
what is in it. The same holds true for examine corpse, since
a corpse is basically a container.

When used without an argument examine will show you details of the current
room, such as decor, toughness and security levels.

Syntax: execute (target)
Kills a helpless target.

As soon as the command is entered, if the victim is helpless, they will be
killed. Costs political capital against most targets.

See Also

• capturing
• Political Thuggery

[direction] – Locked Door
(direction) – Unlocked Door
<direction> – Down or Up direction
[direction] – Large Window, curtains open
{direction} – Large Window – curtains closed
!direction! – Requires jumping or results in a fall
!direction! – Requires flight or results in a fall
{direction} – Broken, requires repairs
/direction\ – Automatic doors

direction – Light on
direction – Dark
direction – Forest
direction – Road
direction – Indoors
direction – Sky

Experience is gained every time you engage in combat, and is determined
per blow based on how much damage you do to the enemy and how strong that
enemy is. The most reliable way to get more combat experience is to go out
into the outer streets and find monsters to battle, but this can also be very
dangerous. Sparring with other players offers a safer way to earn combat
experience, but there’s a daily cap on how much can be gained this way. You
can also convert influence into combat experience if you have excess,
although the rate isn’t that high. Lastly you can go on adventures and
convert your adventure experience into combat experience.

Experience is used to increase your disciplines, and you can spend up to
maximum of a million combat experience on any given character, karma can be
used to increase this cap.

Syntax: expose <body location> or expose <item>
unexpose <body location> or unexpose <item>

This command allows you to expose certain items or body locations that
wouldn’t otherwise be visible, it’s useful when RPing lifting a shirt or
rolling up a sleeve etc.

Positive Tier Modifier

Replaceable: Yes.

Some vampires, particularly newer ones can increase their power by glutting
themselves on human blood. Specifically by finding humans to drain
completely until dead in a process called exsanguination. This modifier
represents those vampires who make use of this to increase their strength or
power. They must use the exsanguinate command, to find and kill an NPC. Those
with this
modifier who haven’t exsanguinated anyone in two months will face serious
life force penalties.

Syntax: exterminate (target)

This requires rank one in medicine, and must be used in a medical lab.
This will kill any parasites that might be in the target.

decorate extra or myrooms extra can be used to write an extra detail people in
the room can view when looking at any word in its name. In addition, it can be
used to add special descriptions shown beneath the usual room description to
people with matching powers.

The special keywords for decorate extra are as follows:

dark will show to characters with the Night Vision power.
Example: “decorate extra dark” will put you in an editor to write a
description for those with night vision.

acutehearing will show to characters with the Acute Hearing power.
Example: “decorate extra acutehearing” will put you in an editor to write a
description for those with acute hearing.

acutesmell will show to characters with the Acute Smell power.
Example: “decorate extra acutesmell” will put you in an editor to write a
description for those with acute smell.

acutesight will show to characters with the Acute Sight power.
Example: “decorate extra acutesight” will put you in an editor to write a
description for those with acute sight.

Known Issue: In some cases, a room’s extras may be filled with junk extras
while editing them. In most cases this should automatically be cleaned after a
few days by the game, if this does not happen, writing a petition from within
that room can help to get them removed by staff.

This represents the natural genetic eye color of your character.
Possible options are, amber, blue, brown, gray, green and hazel. Some
archetypes can additionally select red, golden or silver.

Requirements : None

Fabled characters are those chosen by the higher powers in the world, such as
gods and fae to have an ‘interesting’ life the better to entertain those
powers who watch mortals for their entertainment.

This stat cannot be negtrained once it has been taken. You can not play
another fabled character for six months after creating one.

Someone being fabled is visible in their aura to others.

Part of being fabled is the character can never realize this about themselves
and will always rationalize away the unusual aspects of their life.

Fabled characters are always monogamous, it’s unclear if only monogamous
people are chosen or if the magical effect changes them to be so.

They have a mild lifeforce debuff when single, and any time they have sex
outside of a monogamous relationship they are karmically punished.

Someone dating a fabled character receives a mild life force buff when the
fabled character is online unless they have recently slept with someone other
than the fabled character.

All relationships with a fabled character end tragically after 2-4 months,
generally through some sort of curse that makes it impossible for the characters
to be together any more.

Roleplaying with a fabled character slightly reduces the time until you can
make a monster guest.

If a fabled character roleplays with a guest monster for a while, the guest
monster will be able to peacefully leave the city, with the option to either leave
alone or kidnap the fabled character offgrid with them where they’ll be stuck for a
week.

If a fabled character is brought bound to a guest monster they can also choose
to kidnap them and leave the city.

At the start of conflict fabled characters get a random + 25% to -25% boost to
their combat effectiveness.

Fabled characters will randomly generate mini-quests with other characters
they interact with.
A demonborn may get a particularly strong desire to make the fabled character
suffer and will get a bonus if they do so.
A vampire may get a particularly strong urge to bite a fabled character and
get a bonus if they do so.
Another character may come into possession of a random item which can only be
contributed by the fabled character, requiring them to find the person and obtain
it from them.
Or alternatively the fabled character may come into possession of an object
that can only be contributed by some other character, and that other character will
know the direction of the fabled character until they obtain the item.

All these quests increase the invitation level of the fabled character for
the other
PC.

See Also

• Guest Monsters
• stats

Requirements: Illusory Magic 2

Syntax: facesteal (target)

This is a psychic trick that allows someone to seem like another person.
Mechanically, people will see you as whatever they have the target remembered
as, but you will still seem like yourself if directly looked at.

It should be targeted on someone in the same room as you, or in a nearby room
you’re facing; use look (direction) to set where you’re facing.

Factions are societies which are one of the three large pre-established
organizations that operate in the supernatural world.

These groups are The Hand, The Order and The Temple.

You can use fsay command to talk to people in your faction.

See help society commands for more information.

You need Occult Knowledge of at least two to know this information.

Similarly to the gods, the lords of the Fae were once humans who became
extremely accomplished in fleshforming. Unlike the gods however, they
had no interest in power, leadership or responsibility. Rather, they were
hedonists who used their power only for their own pleasure, rendering
themselves immortal but not entirely unkillable. They created
their own realm very early on. The Other is a world that is forever caught up
in a never-ending party. Over the centuries however, increasing boredom has
led to
entertainment becoming more and more extreme and the lords of the Fae have
long since lost any sort of human empathy. Entertainments vary from simple
stories and dance to brutal life or death contests and recreational torture.

The Fae sometimes journey into the human world, taking on any form they
choose when they do so, male, female, or animal. Sometimes they do this in
order to capture people to bring back with them to serve in the Fae world
forever. Those chosen in this way may end up simple entertainers, or
fighting for their life against brutal and monstrous creations. Almost no
one ever escapes from the Otherafter they’ve been captured, and those that
do are rarely the same.

Sometimes they journey out in order to play pranks on the humans, as a sort
of vacation. These pranks also are very variable, some are incredibly mild,
and may even end up helping their target, such as arranging things so that a
homeless bum becomes a millionaire overnight. Others can be incredibly
cruel. The Fae are masters of manipulating fate, having given themselves a
natural ability to do so, an elusive magic that can intelligently manipulate
a thousand small variables to bring about a desired result, seemingly simply
as a result of luck.

Every now and then, a Fae will sleep with a human. This is rarely done for
simple pleasure however, and never for anything as trite as love. It is
almost always part of some prank, such as sleeping with a man in the form of
his
wife while she is stuck in traffic and watching the ensuing argument, or
impregnating a young religious girl and wiping from her mind the sexual
encounters so she has no explanation for her pregnancy for her parents. The
chance of impregnation is low, about one tenth the chance of a human
impregnating another but can happen. These offspring are called fae children
and their descendants
are called faeborn.

Fae are unnaturally sensitive to magnetic fields and can even be kept weak
and near incapacitated by those that are powerful enough. Even their
descendants show some signs of this vulnerability, being made slightly dizzy
by strong fields and when struck with ferromagnetic weapons.

See Also

• Lore
• faeborn

Tier Five Archetype

Supernatural

This archetype represents humans who have one fae parent, being half human
and half fae. See help faeborn lore for more general information.

Age: At least 300, apparent age at least 18.

Physical Characteristics: Green, Blue, Pink or Purple hair.

Focuses: Has up to four points to spend on focus stats at tier five.

Combat focus

Requirements: Faeborn

This stat represents the ability of fae to use shapeshifting in combat. Each
rank increases the level at which someone can take the shapeshifting stat as
well as the number of viable sizes. Fae Knights can learn to use biokinesis when
shifted to augment themselves in combat. At max rank Fae Knights can learn fluid
shifting, making them particularly difficult to hit in combat when shapeshifting.

[Fae Knight One]/span:
Biokinesis 1: A power tree focused on melee combat, especially
hardiness.
Shapeshifting 1, 2/span: A power that grants points that can be
allocated to enhance shapeshifted forms.
Monstrous Shifting: A legendary power that allows you to shapeshift into
truly enormous creatures.
Mythological Shifting: A legendary power that allows you to shapeshift
into extinct or fictional creatures.

[Fae Knight Two]/span:
Biokinesis 2: A power tree focused on melee combat, especially
hardiness.
Shapeshifting 3: A power that grants points that can be allocated to
enhance shapeshifted forms.

[Fae Knight Three]/span:
Aura Shifting: A power that brings your things with you when you shift
into a smaller form.
Shapeshifting 4: A power that grants points that can be allocated to
enhance shapeshifted forms.

[Fae Knight Four]/span:
Fluid Shifting: A power that reduces damage taken after shifting and
removes shifting cooldown time.
Meta Shifting: A power that enhances your human form with traits of your
primary shapeshifted form.
Shapeshifting 5: Maximum proficiency; a power that grants points that
can be allocated to enhance shapeshifted forms.

Tier Two Archetype

Supernatural

This archetype represents humans with some Fae blood in them. But those who
are fairly new and inexperienced with their powers. See help Faeborn Lore
for more information.

Minimum Age: 18

Available Negative Modifiers: Mentally Ill, Injured, Ill, Addicted.
Available Positive Modifiers: Relic Holder, Demonic Pact Holder,
Fleshformed

Focuses: Has one point to spend on focus stats at tier two.

Also Read: Help Faeborn Mechanics

The faeborn are those with Fae in their family line. These fae genes activate
erratically, usually for one child in every three or four generations. The
chances of any of your direct family being active faeborn is astronomically
small, but it is possible for a grandparent or great grandparent to be.
There’s also a decent chance that twins, either fraternal or identical will
share the trait if one has it.

Faeborn tend to be smaller in stature than most humans, and have more
delicate, elfin features. They also tend to have a greater
predisposition towards mischief and often a bit less empathy for others
compared to most people. The faeborn tend to attract extremes in luck,
being far more likely to for instance win the lottery, but also more likely
to be wrongfully imprisoned. The faeborn’s natural uncontrolled influence
on fate can sometimes be harnessed. If a faeborn is captured and held
prisoner by any person in any way, that person will benefit from greatly
improved luck for the duration of the captivity. The faeborn also won’t
attract the same extremes in luck they normally would while held captive.
There are three basic types of faeborn: latent, active and passive.

Latent Faeborn are effectively entirely human, but there is a chance that at
some point in their adult life the latent genes will activate and they will
become either active or passive faeborn.

Passive Faeborn are almost entirely human, but they have the appearance of
faeborn attract the same extremes in luck and have a special type of blood
that’s used in certain rituals.

Active Faeborn are passives usually until around the end of puberty, usually
seventeen to nineteen, when they activate. They also sometimes activate
later in life, although this is very, very rare in people not living near New
Haven. As well as the effects of passive faeborn, the Actives often manifest
amazing and varied powers, such as gaining supernatural
strength, magical abilities or shape shifting skills.

Note: Faeborn are physically entirely human in appearance.

See Also

• Fae

Faeborn take bonus stagger when struck with weapons augmented with
ferromagnetic iron, and are fate sensitive. See Help Fate.

Faeborn may select from the following modifiers:

(T2) Faeborn:
Negative Modifiers: Addicted, Injured, Ill, Mentally Ill
Positive Modifiers: Relic Holder, Fleshformed, Demonic Pact Holder

(T3) Faeborn Veteran:
Negative Modifiers: Crippled, Cursed
Positive Modifiers: Relic Holder, Fleshformed, Demonic Pact Holder

(T4) Ageless Faeborn:
Negative Modifiers: Crippled
Positive Modifiers: Fleshformed, Demonic Pact Holder

Requirements: Non-Supernatural

This stat makes your character considered a faeborn, even if they do not have
a faeborn archetype; it represents latent or passive blood. Your character
will become fate sensitive.

Tier Three Archetype

Supernatural

This archetype represents a human with Fae blood who’s been supernatural and
active in the supernatural community for at least ten years. See help
faeborn lore for more information in general.

Minimum Age: 28

Available Negative Modifiers: Cursed, Crippled
Available Positive Modifiers: Relic Holder, Demonic Pact Holder,
Fleshformed

Focuses: Has up to two points to spend on focuses at tier three.

Syntax: Favor buy faecloth

This command allows you to use favor to buy a bolt of faecloth which can
be customized into other clothing items. In lore, faecloth can have any
type of magical effect, it could have animated patterns, be made from
mist or be animated etc.

Faecloth doesn’t cost a dye to color but does cost a little favor every
time it is edited.

In addition, the person who purchased the faecloth item can use the
commands ‘clothemote’ or ‘clothprivate’ to control their faecloth item and
have it do things, or ‘clothrecall’ to bring an item they purchased back
to themselves.

See Also

• Favor
• clothemote
• clothprivate
• clothrecall

Some characters are famous in certain circles, you can use the fame
command to set what you are famous for.

Syntax: Fame (reason)

Fame is for locals to show what they’re known for in the city, also
for those with the celebrity legendary power to show what they are known for
generally.

See Also

• stats

Famed Families are families which are particularly well known in the supernatural world.
You can join one of these families by setting your surname to the appropriate family surname.

Families: The Ransom Family, The Fairchild Family, The Rothwell Family, The Washington Family, The
Chandler-Wei Family, The Vasquez Family, The Pierce Family, The Mercer Family, The Montrose Family,
The Harrington Family

See Also

• The Ransom Family
• The Fairchild Family
• The Rothwell Family
• The Washington Family
• The ChandlerWei Family
• The Vasquez Family
• The Pierce Family
• The Mercer Family
• The Montrose Family
• The Harrington Family

Syntax: Family Knowledge/Roster/Lookup

This command helps you keep track of your family.

Family Knowledge
-Used primarily by famous family characters to enter an editor in which you
can write up what is known about you by other famous family members.

Family Roster
-Used to show all active characters who share your surname or if you are a
famous family character, list all other active famous family characters.

Family Lookup (name)
-Used by famous family characters to view the family knowledge for another FF
character.

Tier One Archetype

Human.

Fantasies are characters from the world of dreams, they have no
physical existence outside of the dreamworld. Fantasies can later change
into dreamchildren, but not into any other archetype.

Syntax: Dreamworld associate (number)
Syntax: Wake – Leave a dreamworld.

Minimum Age: 18

Available Negative Modifiers: None
Available Positive Modifiers: None

Focuses: None.

Requirements: Neither physical conditioning or beauty rituals already at that rank.

This stat represents a character’s ability to know what will look good on them and how to wear it. It will provide a larger benefit when a character’s outfit is more expensive than those they typically wear.

Fast combat occurs any time there are NPCs involved in the fight except when
the NPCs are controlled by a SR.

In fast combat each time you use the attack command it creates a 12 second
delay before you can use it again, attempting to do so will put the command
into a buffer, where it will then automatically be used when the timer
expires.

Move is on its own 12 second timer which works in the same way with its own
buffer.

You can type autofire, to set a toggle which will make you
automatically repeat your last attack when available as long as it
was successful.

Requirements: Rank 2 requires Gun or Blade Disciple 2 or Tier 3.
Rank 3 requires Gun or Blade Disciple 4.

This stat represents how quickly your character reacts to things. It plays a
large role in determining combat order when a fight breaks out amongst PCs.

Fast Reflexes 0
Normal reflexes
Fast Reflexes 1
Faster reflexes than most people
Fast Reflexes 2
Incredibly quick reflexes
Fast Reflexes 3
Supernaturally quick reflexes

See Also

• stats

Syntax: coinflip (text) or (text)
Syntax: luck (text) or (text)