#360 Usage: kill hit A good way to start a fight. Not a good idea to hit other players. See Also: Swimpy Wimpy Flee Murder ~ #361 Usage: levels Lists the levels of your class and the experience required to attain each level. Use this in conjunction with the 'Gain' command to determine how much unspent Experience Points you need. Note that leveling a secondary class will cost twice the listed amount of experience. Similarly, leveling a tertiary class will cost three times the listed experience for each level displayed. See Also: Gain Plevels ~ #362 Usage: list [item type] If you'd like to see what items a shop has for sale, take a look at the list. The list contains all of the items currently for sale and in what quantity. The price for each item is also listed. If you are interested in a particular type of item, you can specify which items to list. > list (list all items for sale) > list blaster (list all blasters for sale) See Also: Buy Sell Shops Value Evaluate ~ #363 Look is how you are able to study your surroundings. Most notably, the items, exits, and mobiles that form the world you are immersed in. Typing 'look' with no arguments will show you the room you are in. Usage: look look [in | at] [the] look Note: Intermediate arguments such as 'at' 'in' 'the' are filler words. They are not required to get the same functionality from this command. Examples: > look > look AT the stormtrooper > look stormtrooper > look IN the bag > look south (May give some information as to what is south) > look in net > look sign Note that if you LOOK AT CORPSE you will not see its inventory: To see what exists inside a container (i.e. a corpse) use LOOK IN