#320
Usage: autosplit

Enables you to automatically split credits gained from a kill.  The
credits are split equally among the group members.  Type this
command again to disable it.

See Also: <a href="index.php?option=com_helpfiles&view=helpfiles&key=98">Autofire</a> <a href="index.php?option=com_helpfiles&view=helpfiles&key=96">Autocredit</a> <a href="index.php?option=com_helpfiles&view=helpfiles&key=93">Autoassist</a> <a href="index.php?option=com_helpfiles&view=helpfiles&key=97">Autoexit</a> <a href="index.php?option=com_helpfiles&view=helpfiles&key=99">Autoloot</a> 
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#321
Commands to take money out of the bank, put money in the bank, or
see how much money you have in the bank.  Can be used at any
branch of the First Imperial Bank of CircleMUD (wherever you see an
automatic teller machine).

  > deposit <amount> / all
  > withdraw <amount> / all
  > balance

To give credits to a mob or other player, see the GIVE command.

See Also: <a href="index.php?option=com_helpfiles&view=helpfiles&key=1162">Score</a> <a href="index.php?option=com_helpfiles&view=helpfiles&key=198">Cash</a> <a href="index.php?option=com_helpfiles&view=helpfiles&key=582">Give</a> 
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#322
Monitors (AKA Bulletin boards) are the forum of inter-player communication 
on the MUD.  There are different bulletin boards for different purposes --
for example, a standard mortal monitor, a monitor for immortals, a monitor
for fun 'social' messages, etc.  Naturally, not all players may be
allowed to read all types of monitor.

Type 'LOOK MONITOR' to see the messages already posted on a monitor.
Type 'POST <subject>' to post a message to a board; terminate a
message with a '/s' as the first character on a line.  Type 'READ
<number>' to read a post.  Type 'DELETE <number>' to remove your
own messages.

Use /h to see some editing commands while posting a message.

  > look at monitor
  > post Am I using these boards correctly?
  [writes the message; terminates with a '/s']
  > look at monitor
  > read 6
  > delete 6

See Also: <a href="index.php?option=com_helpfiles&view=helpfiles&key=779">Mail</a> <a href="index.php?option=com_helpfiles&view=helpfiles&key=1057">Read</a> <a href="index.php?option=com_helpfiles&view=helpfiles&key=1543">Write</a> 
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#323
Usage: brief

When in brief mode, you don't see the descriptions of the room you
are in; only the name of the room and the people and objects there.

  > brief on

DO NOT use brief mode unless you're very familiar with the area in
which you're traveling.  It is Dangerous!

Frequently, you will find small but vital hints in the descriptions of
the rooms:  An extra peek at your surroundings could mean the
difference between life and death!

If you type 'look', you will see the full room description, even in
BRIEF mode.

See Also: <a href="index.php?option=com_helpfiles&view=helpfiles&key=770">Look</a> <a href="index.php?option=com_helpfiles&view=helpfiles&key=253">Compact</a> 
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#324
Usage: bug <bug report text...>
       idea <your new idea...>
       typo <that nasty typo...>
 
For making useful suggestions and reporting problems to the
Immortals.  The room you are in is recorded so you need not
specify where something is IF you are already standing there.
 
Typo reports are best kept short, and with the true error
still included.  That is to say: please do not correct any
typos if all you submit is a copy paste of the problem text.
See the following examples for some best practices.
 
Examples:
  > bug the entire game crashes when I type 'put bag in bag'
 
  > idea this galactic mall could really use an ATM machine
  > idea allow 'yank' to work on meditating group members
 
  > typo Tuskan should be spelled Tusken
  > typo An amulet has apparently warded off it's owner. it's=>its
  > typo The labling on this case indicates that it contains sniper rounds.

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#325
Usage: buy <item name>
       buy #<item number>
       buy n.<item name>
       buy n <item name>
       buy n #<item number>
 
If you'd like to purchase an item from a shop and have the money,
you can buy it.  Items can be bought by name, or by their number in
the shop listing, and can be bought in quantity.
 
Examples:
 
  > buy blaster      (buy the first blaster on the list)
  > buy #3           (buy the third item on the list)
  > buy 4.blaster    (buy the fourth blaster on the list)
  > buy 10 bread     (buy 10 pieces of bread)
  > buy 10 #2        (buy 10 of the second item on the list)

See Also: <a href="index.php?option=com_helpfiles&view=helpfiles&key=754">List</a> <a href="index.php?option=com_helpfiles&view=helpfiles&key=1177">Sell</a> <a href="index.php?option=com_helpfiles&view=helpfiles&key=1214">Shops</a> <a href="index.php?option=com_helpfiles&view=helpfiles&key=1462">Value</a> 
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#326
Usage: claim <item>

This command is used to retrieve an item that was won successfully in 
an auction.  You have to be at the Mos Eisley auction house, and you
have to have the ticket in your possession.

Some interesting things about claim tickets.
-Claim tickets can be rented and will survive a crash.
-Claim tickets have the same weight as the object, so you can't lighten
your load by converting items to tickets.
-Claim tickets have the same rent as the object, so you can't reduce your
rent by converting items to tickets.
-Claim tickets for !rent items are also !rent, so you can't rent an item
by converting it to a claim ticket.
-Claim tickets for masked items are also masked.  Just because.
-Claim tickets are !sell and can't be auctioned.  Redeem your stuff before
selling it again.
-Claim tickets are fully transferable.  Give them to a friend to redeem 
for you.
-Claim tickets are not replaceable.  If you lose your ticket you can not 
claim your item.  Period.  Not even an Imm can help you, don't ask.

See Also: <a href="index.php?option=com_helpfiles&view=helpfiles&key=88">Auction</a> 
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#327

Clears the screen.  Simple enough.


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#328
Usage: compact

This command toggles the extra blank line output to your screen
after each command.  Useful if you have a small display.

See Also: <a href="index.php?option=com_helpfiles&view=helpfiles&key=1396">Toggle</a> <a href="index.php?option=com_helpfiles&view=helpfiles&key=172">Brief</a> 
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#329
Usage: consider <mob>

This command will evaluate the average damage the <mob> does in a 
single round of combat then compare it to how much CURRENT hp you 
fight against this mob.

Consider does NOT take into account the following:

 * Damage mitigation factors you have (i.e. Crucitorn, Dodge, etc)
 * Alternative means of damage from the mob (i.e. kick, bash, etc.)
 * Your weapon proficiency
 * Your level compared to the mob - your level difference impacts 
 hit chance.
 * Your damage versus the mobs hitpoints

Example:

  > consider stormtrooper
  > You'd last about 10 rounds against them.

See Also: <a href="index.php?option=com_helpfiles&view=helpfiles&key=643">Hit</a> <a href="index.php?option=com_helpfiles&view=helpfiles&key=720">Kill</a> 
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