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Key bindings

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== Introduction ==

Key bindings are defined in the ''keybindings.txt'' file, which is automatically updated if you rebind keys while playing. Binds in ''autorun.txt'' will be executed on startup and these will overwrite any in ''keybindings.txt''. These files can be found in the Wurm game directory under ''configs''. e.g. C:\Games\Wurm\configs\default

Additionally, key binds can be combined with the Exec [[console]] command to enable a player to perform a wide range of tasks with only a few keys, swapping keybinds on the fly. See [[quickswitch hotkeys]] for more information and examples.

To access the console, press {{key|F1}} (by default). You can also press {{key|ESC}} and then click on "Console."

== Key binds ==
Key binds allow quick "hotkey" access to common [[command]]s and [[action]]s. The bind command requires special values as input.

bind <key> <action>
bind <key> "<[[Console#Commands|console command]]>"

'''<key>''' is based on Java key constants. Letters and numbers represent themselves. For other keys, if you can't guess the correct name search [http://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/awt/event/KeyEvent.html the full KeyEvent list]. Meta keys can also be specified, e.g. <tt>shift-tab</tt> or <tt>ctrl-alt-w</tt>. Available meta keys are Ctrl, Shift, and Alt. The {{key|Alt Gr}} key is treated as {{key|Alt}} (if your keyboard has one). The non-meta key must always be the last key in the combination. It is not possible to bind only meta keys.

(The numpad keys can be tricky, as they duplicate other keys on the main keyboard. They are: numpad[0-9], add, subtract, multiply, divide and decimal.)

It is also possible to bind an action to the middle mouse button, Mouse2.

NB: It's reported that mouse3 and mouse4 work for the "forward/back" buttons on a 5 button mouse.

'''<action>''' is a bindable action as listed in the table below.

bind M MINE_FORWARD

'''<console command>''' can be any console command. The console command has to be in quotes.

bind F2 "toggle inventory"

To see the current key bind you can issue the command with only the key name

bind <key>

To remove a key bind assign an empty command

bind <key> ""

You can bind keys to say things, in local chat and in other available chats.

bind <key> "say guards!"
bind <key> "say /shout Hello kingdom people!"
bind <key> "say /vil Hello village people!"
bind <key> "say /t <name> Enemies in local run awayyyy!"

You may also choose to change certain chat-function-based bindings like /sleep to different keys

bind <key> "say /sleep"

You can view a list of most "say" bindings by saying /help in game.

To list all key binds use the console command

dump binds

Keys bound to actions are sensitive to the mouse cursor's hover location/position and object highlight. So, if the cursor is hovering over an item in an [[inventory]] or highlighting an item on the ground (or a [[tile]] itself for other binds), and the <tt>TAKE</tt> bind key is pressed, that item will be taken. It is not necessary to left-click the mouse button in order to select an item first either; just hovering the mouse over something will allow the key bind to affect it.

===Table===
This table lists actions only. For commands check the [[console]] and [[chat commands]] pages.
<table width=95%>
<tr valign=top><td width=50%>
{| cellpadding=2 cellspacing=4 class=sortable
|+ Bindable actions
!Bind !!Category !!Notes
|-
|<tt>CENTER_VIEW</tt> || Camera
|-
|<tt>GLANCE_LEFT</tt> || Camera
|-
|<tt>GLANCE_RIGHT</tt> || Camera
|-
|<tt>TURN_DOWN</tt> || Camera
|-
|<tt>TURN_UP</tt> || Camera
|-
|<tt>"TOGGLE MOUSELOOK"</tt> || Camera || (requires the "" to work)
|-
|<tt>AUTORUN</tt> || [[Player]] movement
|-
|<tt>TURN_LEFT</tt> || [[Player]] movement
|-
|<tt>TURN_RIGHT</tt> || [[Player]] movement
|-
|<tt>MOVE_FORWARD</tt> || [[Player]] movement
|-
|<tt>MOVE_BACK</tt> || [[Player]] movement
|-
|<tt>MOVE_LEFT</tt> || [[Player]] movement
|-
|<tt>MOVE_RIGHT</tt> || [[Player]] movement
|-
|<tt>STRAFE</tt> || [[Player]] movement
|-
|<tt>CLIMB_UP</tt> || [[Player]] movement || For ladders in multi-floor houses
|-
|<tt>CLIMB_DOWN</tt> || [[Player]] movement || For ladders in multi-floor houses
|-
|<tt>FIGHT_DEFENSIVE</tt> || [[Fighting]]
|-
|<tt>FIGHT_NORMAL</tt> || [[Fighting]]
|-
|<tt>FIGHT_AGGRESSIVELY</tt> || [[Fighting]]
|-
|<tt>NO_TARGET</tt> || [[Fighting]]
|-
|<tt>TARGET</tt> || [[Fighting]]
|-
|<tt>AIM_LOWER_LEFT </tt> ||[[Fighting]]
|-
|<tt>AIM_LOWER_MIDDLE </tt> ||[[Fighting]]
|-
|<tt>AIM_LOWER_RIGHT </tt> ||[[Fighting]]
|-
|<tt>AIM_LEFT </tt> ||[[Fighting]]
|-
|<tt>AIM_MIDDLE </tt> ||[[Fighting]]
|-
|<tt>AIM_RIGHT </tt> ||[[Fighting]]
|-
|<tt>AIM_UPPER_LEFT </tt> ||[[Fighting]]
|-
|<tt>AIM_UPPER_MIDDLE </tt> ||[[Fighting]]
|-
|<tt>AIM_UPPER_RIGHT </tt> ||[[Fighting]]
|-
|<tt>FOCUS </tt> ||[[Fighting]]
|-
|<tt>SHIELD_BASH </tt> ||[[Fighting]]
|-
|<tt>DEFEND_LEFT </tt> ||[[Fighting]]
|-
|<tt>DEFEND_UPPER</tt> ||[[Fighting]]
|-
|<tt>DEFEND_LOWER </tt> ||[[Fighting]]
|-
|<tt>DEFEND_RIGHT </tt> ||[[Fighting]]
|-
|<tt>special_move1 </tt> ||[[Fighting]]
|-
|<tt>special_move2 </tt> ||[[Fighting]]
|-
|<tt>special_move3 </tt> ||[[Fighting]]
|-
|<tt>special_move4 </tt> ||[[Fighting]]
|-
|<tt>special_move5 </tt> ||[[Fighting]]
|-
|<tt>FIRSTAID </tt> ||[[Fighting]]
|-
|<tt>NEXT_TAB</tt> || [[Interface]]
|-
|<tt>PREVIOUS_TAB</tt> || [[Interface]]
|-
|<tt>NEXT_WINDOW</tt> || [[Interface]]
|-
|<tt>PREVIOUS_WINDOW</tt> || [[Interface]]
|-
|<tt>TOGGLE_CHAT</tt> || [[Interface]]
|-
|<tt>TOGGLE_CHARACTER</tt> || [[Interface]]
|-
|<tt>TOGGLE_CHARACTER_WINDOW</tt> || [[Interface]]
|-
|<tt>TOGGLE INVENTORY</tt> || [[Interface]]
|-
|<tt>EQUIP</tt> || [[Interface]]
|-
|<tt>EQUIP_LEFT</tt> || [[Interface]]
|-
|<tt>EQUIP_RIGHT</tt> || [[Interface]]
|-
|<tt>UNEQUIP</tt> || [[Interface]]
|-
|<tt>TOGGLE_MAP</tt> || [[Interface]]
|-
|<tt>TOGGLE_CRAFTING</tt> || [[Interface]]
|-
|<tt>ADD_TO_CRAFTING_WINDOW</tt> || [[Interface]]
|-
|<tt>TOGGLE_CRAFTING_RECIPES</tt> || [[Interface]]
|-
|<tt>SELL</tt> || [[Interface]]
|-
|<tt>Lock</tt> || [[Interaction]]
|-
|<tt>UNLOCK</tt> || [[Interaction]]
|-
|<tt>PLAN_BUILDING</tt> || [[Interaction]]
|-
|<tt>FINALIZE_BUILDING</tt> || [[Interaction]]
|-
|<tt>BUTCHER</tt> || [[Interaction]]
|-
|<tt>PREACH</tt> || [[Interaction]]
|-
|<tt>LISTEN</tt> || [[Interaction]]
|-
|<tt>LINK</tt> || [[Interaction]]
|-
|<tt>TREAT</tt> || [[Interaction]]
|-
|<tt>TOGGLE_CLIMB</tt> || [[Climbing]]
|-
|<tt>TOGGLE_FAITHFUL</tt> || [[Religion]]
|-
|<tt>TOGGLE_LAWFUL</tt> || Morality
|-
|<tt>ACTIVATE_TOOL1</tt> || [[Toolbelt]]
|-
|<tt>ACTIVATE_TOOL2</tt> || [[Toolbelt]]
|-
|<tt>ACTIVATE_TOOL3</tt> || [[Toolbelt]]
|-
|<tt>ACTIVATE_TOOL4</tt> || [[Toolbelt]]
|-
|<tt>ACTIVATE_TOOL5</tt> || [[Toolbelt]]
|-
|<tt>ACTIVATE_TOOL6</tt> || [[Toolbelt]]
|-
|<tt>ACTIVATE_TOOL7</tt> || [[Toolbelt]]
|-
|<tt>ACTIVATE_TOOL8</tt> || [[Toolbelt]]
|-
|<tt>ACTIVATE_TOOL9</tt> || [[Toolbelt]]
|-
|<tt>ACTIVATE_TOOL10</tt> || [[Toolbelt]]
|-
|<tt>TOGGLE_FIGHT_SPAM</tt> || [[Spam mode]]
|-
|<tt>DRAG</tt> || Item movement
|-
|<tt>STOP_DRAGGING</tt> || Item movement
|-
|<tt>PUSH</tt> || Item movement
|-
|<tt>TURN_CLOCKWISE</tt> || Item movement
|-
|<tt>TURN_COUNTERCLOCKWISE</tt> || Item movement
|-
|<tt>PULL</tt> || Item movement
|-
|<tt>EXAMINE</tt> || Item manipulation
|-
|<tt>ACTIVATE</tt> || Item manipulation
|-
|<tt>TAKE</tt> || Item manipulation
|-
|<tt>DROP</tt> || Item manipulation || This also pours liquids.
|-
|<tt>COMBINE</tt> || Item manipulation
|-
|<tt>REPAIR</tt> || Item manipulation
|-
|<tt>IMPROVE</tt> || Item manipulation || Used when 'imping' items. Activate relevant tool, then use this command.
|-
|<tt>FINISH </tt> || Item manipulation || Used when finishing 'unfinished' hammers, spindles, minedoors, etc. Activate relevant tool, then use this command.
|-
|<tt>CONTINUE </tt> || Item manipulation || Used when attaching additional items to i.e. unfinished bsb's, ships, etc. Activate the needed item, then use this command. Does not work with house walls, house floors or fences where the item to be attached isn't activated.
|-
|<tt>DIG</tt> || [[Digging]]
|-
|<tt>DREDGE</tt> || [[Digging]]
|-
|<tt>FLATTEN</tt> || [[Digging]]
|-
|<tt>FLATTEN_BORDER</tt> || [[Digging]]
|-
|<tt>LEVEL</tt> || [[Digging]]
|-
|<tt>PACK</tt> || [[Digging]]
|-
|<tt>CULTIVATE</tt> || [[Digging]]
|-
|<tt>BURY</tt> || [[Digging]]
|-
|<tt>SOW</tt> || [[Farming]]
|-
|<tt>HARVEST</tt> || [[Farming]] || Also works for cutting [[grass]], [[reed]], and [[kelp]]
|-
|<tt>FARM</tt> || [[Farming]]
|-
|<tt>MINE_FORWARD</tt> || [[Mining]] || Also works for MINE_SURFACE
|-
|<tt>MINE_UP</tt> || [[Mining]]
|-
|<tt>MINE_DOWN</tt> || [[Mining]]
|-
|<tt>MINE_SURFACE</tt> || [[Mining]]
|-
|<tt>MINE_TUNNEL</tt> || [[Mining]]
|-
|<tt>PROSPECT</tt> || [[Mining]]
|-
|<tt>ANALYSE</tt> || [[Mining]]
|-
|<tt>PICK_SPROUT</tt> || [[Forestry]] || This also works for PICK_FLOWERS
|-
|<tt>PRUNE</tt> || [[Forestry]]
|-
|<tt>CUT_DOWN</tt> || [[Woodcutting]]
|-
|<tt>CHOP_UP</tt> || [[Woodcutting]]
|-
|<tt>TAME</tt> || [[Animal taming]]
|-
|<tt>LEAD</tt> || [[Animals]]
|-
|<tt>STOP_LEADING</tt> || [[Animals]]
|-
|<tt>FEED</tt> || [[Animals]]
|-
|<tt>ABSORB</tt> || [[Mycelium]]
|-
|<tt>BREED</tt> || [[Animal husbandry]]
|-
|<tt>GROOM</tt> || [[Animal husbandry]]
|-
|<tt>FORAGE</tt> || [[Foraging]] || also works for [[Rummaging]] on [[rock]] tiles
|-
|<tt>FORAGE_VEG</tt> || [[Foraging]] || foraging filter for vegetables
|-
|<tt>FORAGE_RESOURCE</tt> || [[Foraging]] || foraging filter for resource items
|-
|<tt>FORAGE_BERRIES</tt> || [[Foraging]] || foraging filter for berries
|-
|<tt>BOTANIZE</tt> || [[Botanizing]] ||
|-
|<tt>BOTANIZE_SEEDS</tt> || [[Botanizing]] || botanizing filter for seeds
|-
|<tt>BOTANIZE_HERBS</tt> || [[Botanizing]] || botanizing filter for herbs
|-
|<tt>BOTANIZE_RESOURCE</tt> || [[Botanizing]] || botanizing filter for resource items
|-
|<tt>PICK_FLOWERS</tt> || [[Gardening]] || This also works for PICK_SPROUT
|-
|<tt>FISH</tt> || [[Fishing]]
|-
|<tt>TRACK</tt> || [[Tracking]]
|-
|<tt>OPEN </tt> ||[[Container]]
|-
|<tt>CLOSE </tt> ||[[Container]]
|-
|<tt>STOP_OR_MAIN_MENU </tt> || Actions
|-
|<tt>STOP</tt> || Actions || Much more effective at stopping certain actions than STOP_OR_MAIN_MENU
|-
|<tt>MAIN_MENU </tt> || Actions
|-
|<tt>PRAY </tt> || [[Praying]]

|}

</td></tr>
</table>

:A note specifically about the in-game wiki. This command is bound by default to the H key. If you've managed to unbind it, you can put it back by using the bind command in your console with "toggle wikisearch" as your bound action. So if you wanted to bind {{key|H}} to the wiki search, you would open your console and type in exactly as below:
bind h "toggle wikisearch"

=== Key names ===
In case you want to bind more keys than the regular keys
<table width=50%>
<tr valign=top><td width=50%>
{| cellpadding=2 cellspacing=3 class=sortable
!<key> Name !!standard !!german keyboard
|-
|<tt>slash</tt> || / || #
|-
|<tt>apostrophe</tt> || ' || ä
|-
|<tt>period</tt> || . || .
|-
|<tt>semicolon</tt> || ; || ü
|-
|<tt>equals</tt> || = || *
|-
|<tt>comma</tt> || , || ,
|-
|<tt>subtract</tt> || - || -
|-
|<tt>plus</tt> || + || ; (or numpad +)
|-
|<tt>grave</tt> || ` || ö
|-
|<tt>RBRACKET</tt> || ] || ´
|-
|<tt>LBRACKET</tt> || [ || ß
|-
|<tt>backslash</tt> || \ || ^
|-
|<tt>decimal</tt> || (numpad) , || (numpad) ,
|-
|<tt>divide</tt> || (numpad) / || (numpad) /
|-
|<tt>multiply</tt> || (numpad) * || (numpad) *
|-
|<tt>mouse2</tt> || ||
|-
|<tt>at</tt> || @ ||
|-
|<tt>colon</tt> || : ||
|-
|<tt>circumflex</tt> || ^ ||
|-
-->
|}

</td></tr>
</table>

== Examples ==

For examples of how key bindings can help you, see [[quickswitch hotkeys]] and this [http://forum.wurmonline.com/index.php?/topic/76025-darays-keyboard-guide/ forum thread].

== Additional autorun.txt uses ==

''autorun.txt'' can be used in several other useful ways.

The following opens windows when the client loads:
<pre>
toggle skills
toggle inventory
toggle stats
</pre>

This stops kingdom chat from loading when the game starts, but sometimes someone gets in a message before it takes effect. Placing it at the top of the file may help.
<pre>
say /kchat
</pre>

You could add this to know how much sleep bonus you have when you log in. This works best at the bottom of the file.
<pre>
say /sleep
</pre>

You could add this to know how long the server has been up. This works best at the bottom of the file.
<pre>
say /uptime
</pre>

== Defaults ==
If you want to reset your key bindings to their default state simply delete the keybindings file. A new one will be created with the default values.

[[Category:Technical Details]]
[[Category:Babel/C]]

Key bindings

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[[Main Page]] / '''{{PAGENAME}}'''

== Introduction ==

Key bindings are defined in the ''keybindings.txt'' file, which is automatically updated if you rebind keys while playing. Binds in ''autorun.txt'' will be executed on startup and these will overwrite any in ''keybindings.txt''. These files can be found in the Wurm game directory under ''configs''. e.g. C:\Games\Wurm\configs\default

Additionally, key binds can be combined with the Exec [[console]] command to enable a player to perform a wide range of tasks with only a few keys, swapping keybinds on the fly. See [[quickswitch hotkeys]] for more information and examples.

To access the console, press {{key|F1}} (by default). You can also press {{key|ESC}} and then click on "Console."

== Key binds ==
Key binds allow quick "hotkey" access to common [[command]]s and [[action]]s. The bind command requires special values as input.

bind <key> <action>
bind <key> "<[[Console#Commands|console command]]>"

'''<key>''' is based on Java key constants. Letters and numbers represent themselves. For other keys, if you can't guess the correct name search [http://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/awt/event/KeyEvent.html the full KeyEvent list]. Meta keys can also be specified, e.g. <tt>shift-tab</tt> or <tt>ctrl-alt-w</tt>. Available meta keys are Ctrl, Shift, and Alt. The {{key|Alt Gr}} key is treated as {{key|Alt}} (if your keyboard has one). The non-meta key must always be the last key in the combination. It is not possible to bind only meta keys.

(The numpad keys can be tricky, as they duplicate other keys on the main keyboard. They are: numpad[0-9], add, subtract, multiply, divide and decimal.)

It is also possible to bind an action to the middle mouse button, Mouse2.

NB: It's reported that mouse3 and mouse4 work for the "forward/back" buttons on a 5 button mouse.

'''<action>''' is a bindable action as listed in the table below.

bind M MINE_FORWARD

'''<console command>''' can be any console command. The console command has to be in quotes.

bind F2 "toggle inventory"

To see the current key bind you can issue the command with only the key name

bind <key>

To remove a key bind assign an empty command

bind <key> ""

You can bind keys to say things, in local chat and in other available chats.

bind <key> "say guards!"
bind <key> "say /shout Hello kingdom people!"
bind <key> "say /vil Hello village people!"
bind <key> "say /t <name> Enemies in local run awayyyy!"

You may also choose to change certain chat-function-based bindings like /sleep to different keys

bind <key> "say /sleep"

You can view a list of most "say" bindings by saying /help in game.

To list all key binds use the console command

dump binds

Keys bound to actions are sensitive to the mouse cursor's hover location/position and object highlight. So, if the cursor is hovering over an item in an [[inventory]] or highlighting an item on the ground (or a [[tile]] itself for other binds), and the <tt>TAKE</tt> bind key is pressed, that item will be taken. It is not necessary to left-click the mouse button in order to select an item first either; just hovering the mouse over something will allow the key bind to affect it.

===Table===
This table lists actions only. For commands check the [[console]] and [[chat commands]] pages.
<table width=95%>
<tr valign=top><td width=50%>
{| cellpadding=2 cellspacing=4 class=sortable
|+ Bindable actions
!Bind !!Category !!Notes
|-
|<tt>CENTER_VIEW</tt> || Camera
|-
|<tt>GLANCE_LEFT</tt> || Camera
|-
|<tt>GLANCE_RIGHT</tt> || Camera
|-
|<tt>TURN_DOWN</tt> || Camera
|-
|<tt>TURN_UP</tt> || Camera
|-
|<tt>"TOGGLE MOUSELOOK" (requires the "" to work)</tt> || Camera
|-
|<tt>AUTORUN</tt> || [[Player]] movement
|-
|<tt>TURN_LEFT</tt> || [[Player]] movement
|-
|<tt>TURN_RIGHT</tt> || [[Player]] movement
|-
|<tt>MOVE_FORWARD</tt> || [[Player]] movement
|-
|<tt>MOVE_BACK</tt> || [[Player]] movement
|-
|<tt>MOVE_LEFT</tt> || [[Player]] movement
|-
|<tt>MOVE_RIGHT</tt> || [[Player]] movement
|-
|<tt>STRAFE</tt> || [[Player]] movement
|-
|<tt>CLIMB_UP</tt> || [[Player]] movement || For ladders in multi-floor houses
|-
|<tt>CLIMB_DOWN</tt> || [[Player]] movement || For ladders in multi-floor houses
|-
|<tt>FIGHT_DEFENSIVE</tt> || [[Fighting]]
|-
|<tt>FIGHT_NORMAL</tt> || [[Fighting]]
|-
|<tt>FIGHT_AGGRESSIVELY</tt> || [[Fighting]]
|-
|<tt>NO_TARGET</tt> || [[Fighting]]
|-
|<tt>TARGET</tt> || [[Fighting]]
|-
|<tt>AIM_LOWER_LEFT </tt> ||[[Fighting]]
|-
|<tt>AIM_LOWER_MIDDLE </tt> ||[[Fighting]]
|-
|<tt>AIM_LOWER_RIGHT </tt> ||[[Fighting]]
|-
|<tt>AIM_LEFT </tt> ||[[Fighting]]
|-
|<tt>AIM_MIDDLE </tt> ||[[Fighting]]
|-
|<tt>AIM_RIGHT </tt> ||[[Fighting]]
|-
|<tt>AIM_UPPER_LEFT </tt> ||[[Fighting]]
|-
|<tt>AIM_UPPER_MIDDLE </tt> ||[[Fighting]]
|-
|<tt>AIM_UPPER_RIGHT </tt> ||[[Fighting]]
|-
|<tt>FOCUS </tt> ||[[Fighting]]
|-
|<tt>SHIELD_BASH </tt> ||[[Fighting]]
|-
|<tt>DEFEND_LEFT </tt> ||[[Fighting]]
|-
|<tt>DEFEND_UPPER</tt> ||[[Fighting]]
|-
|<tt>DEFEND_LOWER </tt> ||[[Fighting]]
|-
|<tt>DEFEND_RIGHT </tt> ||[[Fighting]]
|-
|<tt>special_move1 </tt> ||[[Fighting]]
|-
|<tt>special_move2 </tt> ||[[Fighting]]
|-
|<tt>special_move3 </tt> ||[[Fighting]]
|-
|<tt>special_move4 </tt> ||[[Fighting]]
|-
|<tt>special_move5 </tt> ||[[Fighting]]
|-
|<tt>FIRSTAID </tt> ||[[Fighting]]
|-
|<tt>NEXT_TAB</tt> || [[Interface]]
|-
|<tt>PREVIOUS_TAB</tt> || [[Interface]]
|-
|<tt>NEXT_WINDOW</tt> || [[Interface]]
|-
|<tt>PREVIOUS_WINDOW</tt> || [[Interface]]
|-
|<tt>TOGGLE_CHAT</tt> || [[Interface]]
|-
|<tt>TOGGLE_CHARACTER</tt> || [[Interface]]
|-
|<tt>TOGGLE_CHARACTER_WINDOW</tt> || [[Interface]]
|-
|<tt>TOGGLE INVENTORY</tt> || [[Interface]]
|-
|<tt>EQUIP</tt> || [[Interface]]
|-
|<tt>EQUIP_LEFT</tt> || [[Interface]]
|-
|<tt>EQUIP_RIGHT</tt> || [[Interface]]
|-
|<tt>UNEQUIP</tt> || [[Interface]]
|-
|<tt>TOGGLE_MAP</tt> || [[Interface]]
|-
|<tt>TOGGLE_CRAFTING</tt> || [[Interface]]
|-
|<tt>ADD_TO_CRAFTING_WINDOW</tt> || [[Interface]]
|-
|<tt>TOGGLE_CRAFTING_RECIPES</tt> || [[Interface]]
|-
|<tt>SELL</tt> || [[Interface]]
|-
|<tt>Lock</tt> || [[Interaction]]
|-
|<tt>UNLOCK</tt> || [[Interaction]]
|-
|<tt>PLAN_BUILDING</tt> || [[Interaction]]
|-
|<tt>FINALIZE_BUILDING</tt> || [[Interaction]]
|-
|<tt>BUTCHER</tt> || [[Interaction]]
|-
|<tt>PREACH</tt> || [[Interaction]]
|-
|<tt>LISTEN</tt> || [[Interaction]]
|-
|<tt>LINK</tt> || [[Interaction]]
|-
|<tt>TREAT</tt> || [[Interaction]]
|-
|<tt>TOGGLE_CLIMB</tt> || [[Climbing]]
|-
|<tt>TOGGLE_FAITHFUL</tt> || [[Religion]]
|-
|<tt>TOGGLE_LAWFUL</tt> || Morality
|-
|<tt>ACTIVATE_TOOL1</tt> || [[Toolbelt]]
|-
|<tt>ACTIVATE_TOOL2</tt> || [[Toolbelt]]
|-
|<tt>ACTIVATE_TOOL3</tt> || [[Toolbelt]]
|-
|<tt>ACTIVATE_TOOL4</tt> || [[Toolbelt]]
|-
|<tt>ACTIVATE_TOOL5</tt> || [[Toolbelt]]
|-
|<tt>ACTIVATE_TOOL6</tt> || [[Toolbelt]]
|-
|<tt>ACTIVATE_TOOL7</tt> || [[Toolbelt]]
|-
|<tt>ACTIVATE_TOOL8</tt> || [[Toolbelt]]
|-
|<tt>ACTIVATE_TOOL9</tt> || [[Toolbelt]]
|-
|<tt>ACTIVATE_TOOL10</tt> || [[Toolbelt]]
|-
|<tt>TOGGLE_FIGHT_SPAM</tt> || [[Spam mode]]
|-
|<tt>DRAG</tt> || Item movement
|-
|<tt>STOP_DRAGGING</tt> || Item movement
|-
|<tt>PUSH</tt> || Item movement
|-
|<tt>TURN_CLOCKWISE</tt> || Item movement
|-
|<tt>TURN_COUNTERCLOCKWISE</tt> || Item movement
|-
|<tt>PULL</tt> || Item movement
|-
|<tt>EXAMINE</tt> || Item manipulation
|-
|<tt>ACTIVATE</tt> || Item manipulation
|-
|<tt>TAKE</tt> || Item manipulation
|-
|<tt>DROP</tt> || Item manipulation || This also pours liquids.
|-
|<tt>COMBINE</tt> || Item manipulation
|-
|<tt>REPAIR</tt> || Item manipulation
|-
|<tt>IMPROVE</tt> || Item manipulation || Used when 'imping' items. Activate relevant tool, then use this command.
|-
|<tt>FINISH </tt> || Item manipulation || Used when finishing 'unfinished' hammers, spindles, minedoors, etc. Activate relevant tool, then use this command.
|-
|<tt>CONTINUE </tt> || Item manipulation || Used when attaching additional items to i.e. unfinished bsb's, ships, etc. Activate the needed item, then use this command. Does not work with house walls, house floors or fences where the item to be attached isn't activated.
|-
|<tt>DIG</tt> || [[Digging]]
|-
|<tt>DREDGE</tt> || [[Digging]]
|-
|<tt>FLATTEN</tt> || [[Digging]]
|-
|<tt>FLATTEN_BORDER</tt> || [[Digging]]
|-
|<tt>LEVEL</tt> || [[Digging]]
|-
|<tt>PACK</tt> || [[Digging]]
|-
|<tt>CULTIVATE</tt> || [[Digging]]
|-
|<tt>BURY</tt> || [[Digging]]
|-
|<tt>SOW</tt> || [[Farming]]
|-
|<tt>HARVEST</tt> || [[Farming]] || Also works for cutting [[grass]], [[reed]], and [[kelp]]
|-
|<tt>FARM</tt> || [[Farming]]
|-
|<tt>MINE_FORWARD</tt> || [[Mining]] || Also works for MINE_SURFACE
|-
|<tt>MINE_UP</tt> || [[Mining]]
|-
|<tt>MINE_DOWN</tt> || [[Mining]]
|-
|<tt>MINE_SURFACE</tt> || [[Mining]]
|-
|<tt>MINE_TUNNEL</tt> || [[Mining]]
|-
|<tt>PROSPECT</tt> || [[Mining]]
|-
|<tt>ANALYSE</tt> || [[Mining]]
|-
|<tt>PICK_SPROUT</tt> || [[Forestry]] || This also works for PICK_FLOWERS
|-
|<tt>PRUNE</tt> || [[Forestry]]
|-
|<tt>CUT_DOWN</tt> || [[Woodcutting]]
|-
|<tt>CHOP_UP</tt> || [[Woodcutting]]
|-
|<tt>TAME</tt> || [[Animal taming]]
|-
|<tt>LEAD</tt> || [[Animals]]
|-
|<tt>STOP_LEADING</tt> || [[Animals]]
|-
|<tt>FEED</tt> || [[Animals]]
|-
|<tt>ABSORB</tt> || [[Mycelium]]
|-
|<tt>BREED</tt> || [[Animal husbandry]]
|-
|<tt>GROOM</tt> || [[Animal husbandry]]
|-
|<tt>FORAGE</tt> || [[Foraging]] || also works for [[Rummaging]] on [[rock]] tiles
|-
|<tt>FORAGE_VEG</tt> || [[Foraging]] || foraging filter for vegetables
|-
|<tt>FORAGE_RESOURCE</tt> || [[Foraging]] || foraging filter for resource items
|-
|<tt>FORAGE_BERRIES</tt> || [[Foraging]] || foraging filter for berries
|-
|<tt>BOTANIZE</tt> || [[Botanizing]] ||
|-
|<tt>BOTANIZE_SEEDS</tt> || [[Botanizing]] || botanizing filter for seeds
|-
|<tt>BOTANIZE_HERBS</tt> || [[Botanizing]] || botanizing filter for herbs
|-
|<tt>BOTANIZE_RESOURCE</tt> || [[Botanizing]] || botanizing filter for resource items
|-
|<tt>PICK_FLOWERS</tt> || [[Gardening]] || This also works for PICK_SPROUT
|-
|<tt>FISH</tt> || [[Fishing]]
|-
|<tt>TRACK</tt> || [[Tracking]]
|-
|<tt>OPEN </tt> ||[[Container]]
|-
|<tt>CLOSE </tt> ||[[Container]]
|-
|<tt>STOP_OR_MAIN_MENU </tt> || Actions
|-
|<tt>STOP</tt> || Actions || Much more effective at stopping certain actions than STOP_OR_MAIN_MENU
|-
|<tt>MAIN_MENU </tt> || Actions
|-
|<tt>PRAY </tt> || [[Praying]]

|}

</td></tr>
</table>

:A note specifically about the in-game wiki. This command is bound by default to the H key. If you've managed to unbind it, you can put it back by using the bind command in your console with "toggle wikisearch" as your bound action. So if you wanted to bind {{key|H}} to the wiki search, you would open your console and type in exactly as below:
bind h "toggle wikisearch"

=== Key names ===
In case you want to bind more keys than the regular keys
<table width=50%>
<tr valign=top><td width=50%>
{| cellpadding=2 cellspacing=3 class=sortable
!<key> Name !!standard !!german keyboard
|-
|<tt>slash</tt> || / || #
|-
|<tt>apostrophe</tt> || ' || ä
|-
|<tt>period</tt> || . || .
|-
|<tt>semicolon</tt> || ; || ü
|-
|<tt>equals</tt> || = || *
|-
|<tt>comma</tt> || , || ,
|-
|<tt>subtract</tt> || - || -
|-
|<tt>plus</tt> || + || ; (or numpad +)
|-
|<tt>grave</tt> || ` || ö
|-
|<tt>RBRACKET</tt> || ] || ´
|-
|<tt>LBRACKET</tt> || [ || ß
|-
|<tt>backslash</tt> || \ || ^
|-
|<tt>decimal</tt> || (numpad) , || (numpad) ,
|-
|<tt>divide</tt> || (numpad) / || (numpad) /
|-
|<tt>multiply</tt> || (numpad) * || (numpad) *
|-
|<tt>mouse2</tt> || ||
|-
|<tt>at</tt> || @ ||
|-
|<tt>colon</tt> || : ||
|-
|<tt>circumflex</tt> || ^ ||
|-
-->
|}

</td></tr>
</table>

== Examples ==

For examples of how key bindings can help you, see [[quickswitch hotkeys]] and this [http://forum.wurmonline.com/index.php?/topic/76025-darays-keyboard-guide/ forum thread].

== Additional autorun.txt uses ==

''autorun.txt'' can be used in several other useful ways.

The following opens windows when the client loads:
<pre>
toggle skills
toggle inventory
toggle stats
</pre>

This stops kingdom chat from loading when the game starts, but sometimes someone gets in a message before it takes effect. Placing it at the top of the file may help.
<pre>
say /kchat
</pre>

You could add this to know how much sleep bonus you have when you log in. This works best at the bottom of the file.
<pre>
say /sleep
</pre>

You could add this to know how long the server has been up. This works best at the bottom of the file.
<pre>
say /uptime
</pre>

== Defaults ==
If you want to reset your key bindings to their default state simply delete the keybindings file. A new one will be created with the default values.

[[Category:Technical Details]]
[[Category:Babel/C]]

Chat commands

2014-04-05T05:18:32Z

Object:

[[Main Page]] :: [[Chat commands]]

'''Chat commmands''' are commands for use in [[chat]]. Do not confuse them with [[IRC]] or [[console]] commands.
:;The triangular brackets should not be included in any of these chat commands when you use them. They are here to clarify the different parts of the message only.

==Commands==

:; /help or /? : Lists most of these chat commands in the :Help tab

=== Chat and channel commands ===
:; /alliance (also /ally or /all) <message> : Opens and sends message to your Alliance channel, if you are in one.
:; /ca : Toggles the [[Community Assistant]] (CA Help) channel window.
:; /gchat : Toggles Global channel on / off.
:; /kchat : Toggles Kingdom channel on / off.
:; /gshout <message> : Opens and sends message to your Global channel.
:; /me <message> : Chat message without <> around your name, in a yellow color (aka Emote). Works in all channels except Kingdom. <br />Example: '/me dances' produces 'Bob dances' when Bob types it.
:; /shout <message> : Opens and sends message to your Kingdom channel.
:; /support <message> : Sends message to the chat moderator and game master channel on your server when you need support. (Replacement for /dev).
:; /team <message> : Opens and sends message to your Team channel, if you are in one.
:; /tell <person> <message> : Open and sends message to a private chat channel with the <person> account. They must be on the same server as you are.
:; /village (or /vil) <message> : Opens and sends message to your Village channel, if you are in one.

=== Information commands ===
:; /attackers : Displays what you have been [[fighting]] the last five minutes.
:; /caringfor : Displays a list of all the animals you are currently [[Animal husbandry#Caring|caring]] for.
:; /converts : Displays how many times you have changed [[kingdom]], and when you can [[convert]] again.
:; /fatigue : Displays how much time you have left to perform [[fatigue|fatiguing]] tasks.
:; /fl : Displays your current [[focus]] level.
:; /ignore : Displays the list of accounts that you are currently ignoring.
:; /kingdoms : Displays [[kingdom]] influence on the [[server]].
:; /lives : Displays how many lives ([[respawn]]s) remain for a [[Champion player|champion]].
:; /lotime : Displays logout time; how long your session will last if you lose your connection with the server. This includes logging out.
:; /mission : Displays the list of active missions. Only useful on an Epic server.
:; /playtime : Displays information about the time you have played. Including your remaining [[premium]] time.
:; /rank : Displays your current [[battle rank]].
:; /ranks : Displays the top battle ranks on the server.
:; /reputation : Displays your current [[reputation]].
:; /sleep : Displays your current remaining [[sleep bonus]], and if it's frozen or not.
:; /time : Displays current game [[time]] and date.
:; /title : Displays your current [[title]].
:; /uptime : Displays the time since the last server reboot.
:; /warnings : Displays information about your official moderation warnings. These do not include any mute warnings issued by CM's or GM's.
:; /weather : Displays the current [[wind]] direction and speed
:; /who : Displays the number of players currently logged in on your server, your server name, and the total Wurm players online.

=== Control commands ===
:; /afk <message> : Toggles away-from-keyboard mode, with optional message.
:; /changeemail <newemail> <password> : Changes the registered e-mail address for this account. <br /> Do not include the Triangular Brackets (< and >) when using this or any other command. The password needs to be for an account already using the new e-mail, to ensure that the owner of that e-mail agrees to the addition of your account. If the new e-mail already owns several accounts, any of their passwords will work.<br />If you want to use an e-mail that is unknown to Wurm, you'll need to register a new account first on the web page to set up the recovery question.<br />(See [[#Example_cm|Examples]])
:; /fsleep : Toggles [[sleep bonus]] on and off. Set to Off when you log on. May be toggled every 5 minutes.
:; /ignore <player> : Add [[player]] to your ignore list, or removes them they are being ignored. Other person will get an event message when (s)he /tells you. It also adds to [[mute]] vote if used by many people at the same time.
:; /invitations : Toggles whether you allow people to invite you to join their [[kingdom]] or [[religion]]. Set to Off when you log on.
:; /password <oldpassword> <newpassword> : Changes your password. The triangle brackets should not be included (no < or >)
:; /random <number> : broadcasts a random number up to max <number> a few tiles.
:; /refer (or /referals) : Displays window allowing you to either award your [[referral]], or use and see the ones you have received yourself.
:; /release corpse : Makes all your current [[corpse]]s [[loot]]able by anyone from your kingdom. Normally, people from same kingdom who aren't [[friend]]s, fellow citizens, or allies cannot loot your corpses.
:; /remove <person> : Removes the person from your [[friend]]s list.
:; /respawn : Displays the [[respawn]] dialog. For use when you are dead.
:; /revoke <village name> : Revokes your citizenship of the specified [[village]] (i.e. allows you to leave without being kicked out by the [[mayor]]).
:; /snipe <person> : (premium only) will mute the person if enough people issue this command at roughly the same time. You have only one snipe per time period.
:; /stopcaring : Frees all the animal husbandry slots for [[Animal husbandry#Caring|caring]].
:; /stuck : Helps you getting out from trees and such that you are stuck in.
:; /suicide : Presents a [[suicide]] dialog.
:; /titles : Displays all your achieved titles and lets you choose which to display.
:; /transfer: Brings a very old player from Wild to Freedom for free with all its items intact.
:; /tweet : Sends your tweet to your village [[twitter]], if enabled.
:; /villageinvite <playername> and /vinvite <playername>: Invites someone into your village
:; /vote <citizen> : Vote for citizen as village mayor.
;; /vteleport : Allows you to use your one free village teleport. One use only per character, not one use per village that character is joining.

'''Examples :'''

:<span id="Example_cm">''Change email''</span>
::* Account ADAM wants to change their e-mail to eve@eden.com, and that e-mail is already registered to account EVE and LILITH. When ADAM issues the /changeemail command, they need to use EVE's or LILITH's logon password.
::* Account CAIN wants to change their e-mail to able@eden.com, but that e-mail is not already registered to a Wurm account. CAIN needs to register a new account ABLE using able@eden.com first to set up the e-mail in the database, and then use ABLE's password for the /changeemail command. They do not need to ever log on to ABLE though, and it will be deleted in a few months.

:<span id="Example_cm2">''Change password''</span>
::* Account GOD accidentally told somebody their password. To make sure their account is secure, they change their password by using the command "/password password1 password2". Sadly, Satan could guess the new password pretty easily once he'd seen the old one! Pick your passwords carefully!

== See also ==
* [[Console]]
* [[IRC]]

[[Category:Misc]]
[[Category:Babel/C]]

Animal husbandry

2014-04-02T04:46:15Z

Object:

[[CDB|Main]] / [[:Category:Skills|Skills]] / [[Nature]] / '''{{PAGENAME}}'''

== Description ==
''Animal husbandry'' allows for the production (breeding) of new creatures, sometimes with increased quality, without the need to wait for new [[spawn]]s.

====Characteristics gained====
Soul / [[Soul depth]]

== Method ==
*Both of the [[animals]] you wish to breed must be not hungry. One must be a male and the other one a female. Lead one of them with a [[rope]] (note that some animals must be [[animal taming|tamed]] to be led) and move it close to the other one. Right-click on the animal you are '''not''' leading and select the "Breed" option.
*Grooming also gives animal husbandry skill gains. Activate a [[grooming brush]] and select ''groom'' while right-clicking on a groomable creature. You can groom animals once per hour.

== Notes ==
* Animals must be of the same species.
* If breeding fails, you will receive a message that the male "shys away and interrupts the action".
* If breeding fails or is successful and you attempt to breed again, the male animal will show that he's "not in the mood" until 45 real life minutes pass.
* Females will not breed while they are pregnant. Once the female gives birth, she will not be in mood for breeding for 24 more hours, after which breeding may resume.
* Animals do not have to be "fat" to breed, only "no longer interested in food" (when trying to feed them). Grass eaters will typically be in this state after a minute or 2 on grass or crops.
* [[Age]] is a factor in breeding: [[calves]] or [[foal]]s will not breed, neither will young/early adolescent animals.
* Breeding increases a player's [[soul depth]].
* Pregnancy times varies from 5-11 wurm [[Time|weeks]], regardless of species.
* Examining the animal will show the remaining wurm weeks left until birth. eg. ''She will deliver in about 4''
* Animals can have miscarriages which can kill the mother with no child spawned. Starving, off-deed, or on-deed below 15 ratio are known as the reasons for miscarriages.
* If too hungry or low on fat animals can die when giving birth.
* Breeding female animals with [[animal conditions|conditions]] such as Champion will provide a chance that the offspring will also have that characteristic. This chance is dramatically increased when breeding two animals with the same condition together. (Two Champions for example.)
* Breeding two animals with the same trait greatly increases the chance that the offspring will have the trait.
* The name is determined at birth, the traits are determined at breeding (noticed on a server revert on 2011-03-01)
* The horse's color from birth is determined based on 1/3 by the mother, 1/3 by the father, and 1/3 by random.

== Traits ==
Bred animals have a chance of having traits.(Enhancement/Deformity). Animals can have multiple traits. Traits are gained based on mechanics below:
* All traits are put into the gene pool.
* Parents' trait then add %chance that traits from parents will appear. if both parents have same trait, this %chance is even a lot higher.
* Inbreeding add %chance that bad traits will appear.
* Animal Husbandry is only partially on the Curve. The curved value (effective skill) allows you see traits at that level (not true for bred in captivity trait which requires 60 numerical to see even on epic). But the actual value (numerical) is used for computing the number of traits you can breed.
* Lastly, breeder's Animal Husbandry affects the minimum and maximum number of traits that will appear in a horse. (Currently the maximum number of traits experienced on one animal in game is 9 at 90+ AH)

Examining an animal will show traits, if one has the required skill level:

[[Freedom]] Skill Level ([[Epic]] Skill [[Curve]] Level) 'skill': "Trait name" (Suspected function)
* 0 skill: Horse's color is considered a trait. (Although it DOES NOT go against the trait limit.)
* 20 (10.56) skill: "It will fight fiercely." (Higher fighting skill?)
* 21 (11.12) skill: "It has fleeter movement than normal." (Minor speed boost.)
* 22 (11.68) skill: "It is a tough bugger." (Withstands more damage.)
* 23 (12.25) skill: "It has a strong body." (Bonus to maintaining top speed.)
* 24 (12.82) skill: "It has lightning movement." (Randomly increases speed for a short duration.)
* 25 (13.40) skill: "It can carry more than average." (Less penalty to speed due to high load.)
* 26 (13.98) skill: "It has very strong leg muscles." (Less penalty to speed due to slope? Does not currently do this.)
* 27 (14.56) skill: "It has keen senses." (Increased aggression range, or possibly harder to tame?)
* 28 (15.15) skill: "It has malformed hindlegs." (Minor speed penalty)*
* 29 (15.74) skill: "The legs are of different length." (Major speed penalty)*
* 30 (16.33) skill: "It seems overly aggressive." (Goes into frenzy when attacked)*
* 31 (16.93) skill: "It looks very unmotivated." (Seldom uses speed boosts?)*
* 32 (17.54) skill: "It is unusually strong willed." (Will stop being led at random.)*
* 33 (18.15) skill: "It has some illness." (Body strength will slowly reduce over time, which will eventually making the animal unrideable. Note: Genesis will cause it to slowly regain strength up to it's old level.)*
* 34 (18.76) skill: "It looks constantly hungry." (is twice as fast to become hungry again.)*
* 39 (21.90) skill: "It looks feeble and unhealthy." (Prone to catching a disease.)*
* 40 (22.54) skill: "It looks unusually strong and healthy." (Has a higher resistance to disease.)
* 41 (23.19) skill: "It has a certain spark in its eyes." (Affects breeding? <s>Will not die of old age?</s> Disproved, see talk.)
* 60 (60) skill: "Bred in captivity."
(All "?" are unconfirmed, traits with a * are removed by a [[Genesis]] cast)

=== Inbreeding ===

Inbreeding has a negative effect. It adds extra negative traits that don't count against the regular traits pool.

Inbreeding is mating with the father or mother or when the two animals have the same father or mother. Basically if you only can find two horses you'll be ok in three generations. But it might be better to mate your horses with your neighbors horses.

====Important to note====

Players have observed that dead parents don't count towards the 'inbreeding' check:

"I have often used it as a method of breeding, to kill the old parents when I had too many horses that had a parent in common. After the parents are dead, you can breed and get normal horses. Leave the parents alive and you get lots of bad traited animals." [http://forum.wurmonline.com/index.php?/topic/65441-split-off-from-animal-congestion-fix/page__st__20#entry643716 Source]

== Caring ==

To prolong venerable animals from dying of old age you can care for them. To start caring stand next to the animal, right click the animal and select ''Care for''. If you start caring for that animal you'll get the message:
You now care specially for Aged fat Tearbabe, to ensure longevity. You may care for 1 more creatures.

The amount of animals you can care for is limited by the animal husbandry skill of the player. If you can't care for more animals you'll get the message
You may not care for any more creatures right now. You are already caring for 1 creatures.

You can care for 1 animal and 1 extra animal for every 10 skill in animal husbandry. So at 40 Animal husbandry skill you can care for 5 animals.

'''Note:''' Non-premium players can only care for 1 animal.

To stop caring for all cared animals type the command ''/stopcaring'' in the chat window. You'll get the message
You no longer care for the one creature you used to.

To stop caring for a specific animal, you will need to right click the animal and 'care for' again.

You can get a list of all the animals you are currently caring for by using the command ''/caringfor''

==[[Titles]]==
* Drover at 50 skill
* Granger at 70 skill
* Rancher at 90 skill

[[Category:Babel/A]]
[[Category:Skills]]

Large cart

2014-02-21T20:17:37Z

Object: /* Useful capacity quantities */

[[CDB|Main]] / [[Skills]] / [[Carpentry]] / [[Fine carpentry]] / '''{{PAGENAME}}'''

{{Item
|name=Large cart
|image=Large cart.jpg
|active=[[plank]] (2.00 kg)
|passive=[[small wheel axle]]
|group=Carts
|materials=* 15 [[plank]]
* 2 [[shaft]] (1.00 kg)
* 4 [[small nails]]
* 1 [[yoke]]
|result=* '''{{PAGENAME}}'''
|skill=fine carpentry}}

== Description ==
''A fairly large two wheel cart designed to be dragged by an animal.''

<span style="color:red;">'''Large carts now requires 20.10 [[mind logic]] to be commanded, but they can still be dragged at any skill level.'''</span>

A '''large cart''' is a mobile [[container]] used to transport cargo or [[player]]. It has a larger capacity than its smaller counterpart [[small cart]], it can be [[drag]]ged by a player or led by up to two [[animals]], and it can be locked with a [[large padlock]]. A large cart can have a commander and up to three additional passengers. A large cart must be at least 10 quality for passengers to ride it.

== Subcomponents ==
* 1x [[small wheel axle]]

=== Total Materials ===
* 7 [[shaft]]
* 22 [[plank|planks]]
* 4 [[small nails]]
* 1 [[yoke]]

Large carts can be difficult to start and continue at very low [[fine carpentry]] skill.

The last piece of wood will determine wood type of cart when attached.

== Hitching ==
*To hitch an animal to a cart, lead it with [[rope]], right-click the cart, and select "Hitch".
*To unhitch one of the animals, embark the cart as commander, right-click that animal and choose "Unhitch".
*To unhitch both animals from the cart, right-click the cart and select "Unhitch".

=== Hitching Notes ===
* 20.10 [[mind logic]] is needed to hitch animals.
* The large cart needs to be at least 10 [[quality]] before animals can be hitched to it.
* Hitching any animal will allow you to move the the cart slowly. Weight doesn't matter, only quantity. A second animal only makes it faster.
* [[Hell horse]]s are the fastest hitched animals yet discovered (use to be [[brown bear]]s)
* Carts do not gain a speed advantage from travelling downhill, but are slowed when going uphill as with mounted creatures.
* Animals cannot drag a cart over tiles that have a total [[slope]] of any two adjacent edges over 39.
* All the usual animal traits and statuses like hurting will affect their cart-dragging speed.
* Driver [[stamina]] is drained while driving the cart. Running out of stamina has no effect on the speed.
* Animals remain hitched during a server restart.

=== Animals that can be hitched ===
* [[Horse]] (adult, not foal)
* [[Bull]] (not cows)
* [[Bison]]
* [[Hell horse]] (young and adolescent, fastest known)
* [[Brown bear]] when tamed (young and adolescent)
* [[Black bear]] when tamed (young and adolescent)
* [[Troll]] when dominated (young and adolescent)

Note : the strength of a creature can prevent it from being hitched - [[Animal conditions|conditions]] such as "greenish" affect their strength.

== Security ==
Upon finishing the large cart, the last person who had the unfinished cart in the [[inventory]] becomes the owner. However if it was finished in the inventory no owner is set and the ''Manage vehicle'' option is not available even to the player who finished the large cart. Ownership can be transferred by the owner to any other player in the vehicle management window. ''*The no owner bug has been fixed.''

The owner and any person with the ''Manage'' right can manage the usage permissions through a window available via the ''Manage vehicle'' menu option.

The permissions control ''drive'' (embarking as commander), ''mount'' (embarking as a passenger), ''accessing the inventory hold'' of the cart and ''managing the settings''.
Each of these rights can be granted or denied to ''all friends'', ''all villagers'' and ''everyone''. The owner always has all permissions. <span style="color:red;">'''The settings only take affect if the cart is locked, however.'''</span>

The owner of the large cart can attach a [[large padlock]] to it to enable permissions. The lock can be removed by everyone in possession of the key, but only the owner can attach it again.

Another player can drag an unhitched locked cart regardless of what [[large padlock]] enabled management settings are used. Three simple solutions are 1) Leave it with an hitched animal or 2) put heavy things in your cart or 3) store the cart in a secure area. As an example, if you were to put a [[small barrel]] in a cart and then a bunch of 100 kg unfinished [[charcoal pile]]s in the barrel, it would make dragging more difficult. Furthermore, management option will prevent these others from accessing the inventory or using animals to drive the cart away.

On [[Freedom]] carts can not be [[Lockpicking|lockpicked]] unless you are the owner. Trying to do so will result in the following message: ''Stealing carts is punished with death penalty here. You decide not to''.

== Useful capacity quantities ==

The capacity of a large cart can be adjusted by stacking other [[container]]s, such as [[raft]]s, inside. Up to 7 rafts can be added to a large cart. Some items, such as felled trees, cannot fit in rafts, and are indicated as such below.
{| border="1" cellpadding="5" |
! Item !! No containers !! With 6 rafts !! With 7 rafts !! With 5 S.Crates & raft !! With Large Crates !! With BSBs
|-
| Any of:
*[[Dirt]]
*[[Heap of sand]]
*[[Peat]]
*[[Ore]]s
*[[Rock shards]]
| 100 || 312 || 312 || 750+40(1 raft)+7 || ? || ?
|-
| Finished [[support beam]] || 7
| bgcolor="#FF8888" colspan="2" align="center" | Does not fit in rafts?
|-
| [[Felled tree]] || 18 || 12+1 (2 per) || 14+?
|-
| [[Slab]] || 59 || 42+13 (7 per) || 49+6
|-
| [[Log]] || 73 || 71 || 70
|-
| [[Plank]] || 100 || 600+94 (100 per) || 700+93
|-
| [[Stone brick]] || 100 || 564+94 (94 per) || 658+76
|}

Quantities ending in a question mark are estimated or otherwise unconfirmed. Quantities denoted as "??" are unknown and need to be tested.

== Notes ==
* The type of wood currently does not effect the texture or color of the cart.
* The [[quality]] of the cart affects its [[decay]] rate; there is no other bonuses from increasing the quality of carts.
* The volume of items will affect what fits in the cart. See the [[container]] page for a item volume list.
* Although carts cannot be dragged in [[water tile]]s, they can be pushed. They can be dragged through tiles with 5 slope of water or less.
* 26.65 kg of [[dye]] is needed to paint a large cart.
* The maximum weight a player can drag in a large cart is determined by the formula: ([[strength|body strength]] * 7 - carried weight) * 10 - 240.
*'''As of 1.0 it is no longer known if the following is true. Use caution when building in carts:''' Items can be stowed in large carts during construction, but will drop out when too heavy and will encumber the cart during construction. If the item becomes too heavy to remove and too heavy to finish, the cart will be useless and the item cannot be removed. If boats are being made in it, then it is advisable to take the cart to the water before finishing the boat.

[[Category:Containers]]
[[Category:Babel/L]]

Large cart

2014-02-21T20:15:48Z

Object: /* Useful capacity quantities */

[[CDB|Main]] / [[Skills]] / [[Carpentry]] / [[Fine carpentry]] / '''{{PAGENAME}}'''

{{Item
|name=Large cart
|image=Large cart.jpg
|active=[[plank]] (2.00 kg)
|passive=[[small wheel axle]]
|group=Carts
|materials=* 15 [[plank]]
* 2 [[shaft]] (1.00 kg)
* 4 [[small nails]]
* 1 [[yoke]]
|result=* '''{{PAGENAME}}'''
|skill=fine carpentry}}

== Description ==
''A fairly large two wheel cart designed to be dragged by an animal.''

<span style="color:red;">'''Large carts now requires 20.10 [[mind logic]] to be commanded, but they can still be dragged at any skill level.'''</span>

A '''large cart''' is a mobile [[container]] used to transport cargo or [[player]]. It has a larger capacity than its smaller counterpart [[small cart]], it can be [[drag]]ged by a player or led by up to two [[animals]], and it can be locked with a [[large padlock]]. A large cart can have a commander and up to three additional passengers. A large cart must be at least 10 quality for passengers to ride it.

== Subcomponents ==
* 1x [[small wheel axle]]

=== Total Materials ===
* 7 [[shaft]]
* 22 [[plank|planks]]
* 4 [[small nails]]
* 1 [[yoke]]

Large carts can be difficult to start and continue at very low [[fine carpentry]] skill.

The last piece of wood will determine wood type of cart when attached.

== Hitching ==
*To hitch an animal to a cart, lead it with [[rope]], right-click the cart, and select "Hitch".
*To unhitch one of the animals, embark the cart as commander, right-click that animal and choose "Unhitch".
*To unhitch both animals from the cart, right-click the cart and select "Unhitch".

=== Hitching Notes ===
* 20.10 [[mind logic]] is needed to hitch animals.
* The large cart needs to be at least 10 [[quality]] before animals can be hitched to it.
* Hitching any animal will allow you to move the the cart slowly. Weight doesn't matter, only quantity. A second animal only makes it faster.
* [[Hell horse]]s are the fastest hitched animals yet discovered (use to be [[brown bear]]s)
* Carts do not gain a speed advantage from travelling downhill, but are slowed when going uphill as with mounted creatures.
* Animals cannot drag a cart over tiles that have a total [[slope]] of any two adjacent edges over 39.
* All the usual animal traits and statuses like hurting will affect their cart-dragging speed.
* Driver [[stamina]] is drained while driving the cart. Running out of stamina has no effect on the speed.
* Animals remain hitched during a server restart.

=== Animals that can be hitched ===
* [[Horse]] (adult, not foal)
* [[Bull]] (not cows)
* [[Bison]]
* [[Hell horse]] (young and adolescent, fastest known)
* [[Brown bear]] when tamed (young and adolescent)
* [[Black bear]] when tamed (young and adolescent)
* [[Troll]] when dominated (young and adolescent)

Note : the strength of a creature can prevent it from being hitched - [[Animal conditions|conditions]] such as "greenish" affect their strength.

== Security ==
Upon finishing the large cart, the last person who had the unfinished cart in the [[inventory]] becomes the owner. However if it was finished in the inventory no owner is set and the ''Manage vehicle'' option is not available even to the player who finished the large cart. Ownership can be transferred by the owner to any other player in the vehicle management window. ''*The no owner bug has been fixed.''

The owner and any person with the ''Manage'' right can manage the usage permissions through a window available via the ''Manage vehicle'' menu option.

The permissions control ''drive'' (embarking as commander), ''mount'' (embarking as a passenger), ''accessing the inventory hold'' of the cart and ''managing the settings''.
Each of these rights can be granted or denied to ''all friends'', ''all villagers'' and ''everyone''. The owner always has all permissions. <span style="color:red;">'''The settings only take affect if the cart is locked, however.'''</span>

The owner of the large cart can attach a [[large padlock]] to it to enable permissions. The lock can be removed by everyone in possession of the key, but only the owner can attach it again.

Another player can drag an unhitched locked cart regardless of what [[large padlock]] enabled management settings are used. Three simple solutions are 1) Leave it with an hitched animal or 2) put heavy things in your cart or 3) store the cart in a secure area. As an example, if you were to put a [[small barrel]] in a cart and then a bunch of 100 kg unfinished [[charcoal pile]]s in the barrel, it would make dragging more difficult. Furthermore, management option will prevent these others from accessing the inventory or using animals to drive the cart away.

On [[Freedom]] carts can not be [[Lockpicking|lockpicked]] unless you are the owner. Trying to do so will result in the following message: ''Stealing carts is punished with death penalty here. You decide not to''.

== Useful capacity quantities ==

The capacity of a large cart can be adjusted by stacking other [[container]]s, such as [[raft]]s, inside. Up to 7 rafts can be added to a large cart. Some items, such as felled trees, cannot fit in rafts, and are indicated as such below.
{| border="1" cellpadding="5" |
! Item !! No containers !! With 6 rafts !! With 7 rafts !! With 5 S.Crates & raft !! With Large Crates !! With BSBs
|-
| Any of:
*[[Dirt]]
*[[Heap of sand]]
*[[Peat]]
*[[Ore]]s
*[[Rock shards]]
| 100 || 312 || 312 || 500?+40(1 raft)+7 || ? || ?
|-
| Finished [[support beam]] || 7
| bgcolor="#FF8888" colspan="2" align="center" | Does not fit in rafts?
|-
| [[Felled tree]] || 18 || 12+1 (2 per) || 14+?
|-
| [[Slab]] || 59 || 42+13 (7 per) || 49+6
|-
| [[Log]] || 73 || 71 || 70
|-
| [[Plank]] || 100 || 600+94 (100 per) || 700+93
|-
| [[Stone brick]] || 100 || 564+94 (94 per) || 658+76
|}

Quantities ending in a question mark are estimated or otherwise unconfirmed. Quantities denoted as "??" are unknown and need to be tested.

== Notes ==
* The type of wood currently does not effect the texture or color of the cart.
* The [[quality]] of the cart affects its [[decay]] rate; there is no other bonuses from increasing the quality of carts.
* The volume of items will affect what fits in the cart. See the [[container]] page for a item volume list.
* Although carts cannot be dragged in [[water tile]]s, they can be pushed. They can be dragged through tiles with 5 slope of water or less.
* 26.65 kg of [[dye]] is needed to paint a large cart.
* The maximum weight a player can drag in a large cart is determined by the formula: ([[strength|body strength]] * 7 - carried weight) * 10 - 240.
*'''As of 1.0 it is no longer known if the following is true. Use caution when building in carts:''' Items can be stowed in large carts during construction, but will drop out when too heavy and will encumber the cart during construction. If the item becomes too heavy to remove and too heavy to finish, the cart will be useless and the item cannot be removed. If boats are being made in it, then it is advisable to take the cart to the water before finishing the boat.

[[Category:Containers]]
[[Category:Babel/L]]

Large cart

2014-02-21T19:18:04Z

Object: /* Useful capacity quantities */

[[CDB|Main]] / [[Skills]] / [[Carpentry]] / [[Fine carpentry]] / '''{{PAGENAME}}'''

{{Item
|name=Large cart
|image=Large cart.jpg
|active=[[plank]] (2.00 kg)
|passive=[[small wheel axle]]
|group=Carts
|materials=* 15 [[plank]]
* 2 [[shaft]] (1.00 kg)
* 4 [[small nails]]
* 1 [[yoke]]
|result=* '''{{PAGENAME}}'''
|skill=fine carpentry}}

== Description ==
''A fairly large two wheel cart designed to be dragged by an animal.''

<span style="color:red;">'''Large carts now requires 20.10 [[mind logic]] to be commanded, but they can still be dragged at any skill level.'''</span>

A '''large cart''' is a mobile [[container]] used to transport cargo or [[player]]. It has a larger capacity than its smaller counterpart [[small cart]], it can be [[drag]]ged by a player or led by up to two [[animals]], and it can be locked with a [[large padlock]]. A large cart can have a commander and up to three additional passengers. A large cart must be at least 10 quality for passengers to ride it.

== Subcomponents ==
* 1x [[small wheel axle]]

=== Total Materials ===
* 7 [[shaft]]
* 22 [[plank|planks]]
* 4 [[small nails]]
* 1 [[yoke]]

Large carts can be difficult to start and continue at very low [[fine carpentry]] skill.

The last piece of wood will determine wood type of cart when attached.

== Hitching ==
*To hitch an animal to a cart, lead it with [[rope]], right-click the cart, and select "Hitch".
*To unhitch one of the animals, embark the cart as commander, right-click that animal and choose "Unhitch".
*To unhitch both animals from the cart, right-click the cart and select "Unhitch".

=== Hitching Notes ===
* 20.10 [[mind logic]] is needed to hitch animals.
* The large cart needs to be at least 10 [[quality]] before animals can be hitched to it.
* Hitching any animal will allow you to move the the cart slowly. Weight doesn't matter, only quantity. A second animal only makes it faster.
* [[Hell horse]]s are the fastest hitched animals yet discovered (use to be [[brown bear]]s)
* Carts do not gain a speed advantage from travelling downhill, but are slowed when going uphill as with mounted creatures.
* Animals cannot drag a cart over tiles that have a total [[slope]] of any two adjacent edges over 39.
* All the usual animal traits and statuses like hurting will affect their cart-dragging speed.
* Driver [[stamina]] is drained while driving the cart. Running out of stamina has no effect on the speed.
* Animals remain hitched during a server restart.

=== Animals that can be hitched ===
* [[Horse]] (adult, not foal)
* [[Bull]] (not cows)
* [[Bison]]
* [[Hell horse]] (young and adolescent, fastest known)
* [[Brown bear]] when tamed (young and adolescent)
* [[Black bear]] when tamed (young and adolescent)
* [[Troll]] when dominated (young and adolescent)

Note : the strength of a creature can prevent it from being hitched - [[Animal conditions|conditions]] such as "greenish" affect their strength.

== Security ==
Upon finishing the large cart, the last person who had the unfinished cart in the [[inventory]] becomes the owner. However if it was finished in the inventory no owner is set and the ''Manage vehicle'' option is not available even to the player who finished the large cart. Ownership can be transferred by the owner to any other player in the vehicle management window. ''*The no owner bug has been fixed.''

The owner and any person with the ''Manage'' right can manage the usage permissions through a window available via the ''Manage vehicle'' menu option.

The permissions control ''drive'' (embarking as commander), ''mount'' (embarking as a passenger), ''accessing the inventory hold'' of the cart and ''managing the settings''.
Each of these rights can be granted or denied to ''all friends'', ''all villagers'' and ''everyone''. The owner always has all permissions. <span style="color:red;">'''The settings only take affect if the cart is locked, however.'''</span>

The owner of the large cart can attach a [[large padlock]] to it to enable permissions. The lock can be removed by everyone in possession of the key, but only the owner can attach it again.

Another player can drag an unhitched locked cart regardless of what [[large padlock]] enabled management settings are used. Three simple solutions are 1) Leave it with an hitched animal or 2) put heavy things in your cart or 3) store the cart in a secure area. As an example, if you were to put a [[small barrel]] in a cart and then a bunch of 100 kg unfinished [[charcoal pile]]s in the barrel, it would make dragging more difficult. Furthermore, management option will prevent these others from accessing the inventory or using animals to drive the cart away.

On [[Freedom]] carts can not be [[Lockpicking|lockpicked]] unless you are the owner. Trying to do so will result in the following message: ''Stealing carts is punished with death penalty here. You decide not to''.

== Useful capacity quantities ==

The capacity of a large cart can be adjusted by stacking other [[container]]s, such as [[raft]]s, inside. Up to 7 rafts can be added to a large cart. Some items, such as felled trees, cannot fit in rafts, and are indicated as such below.
{| border="1" cellpadding="5" |
! Item !! No containers !! With 6 rafts !! With 7 rafts !! With Small Crates !! With Large Crates !! With BSBs
|-
| Any of:
*[[Dirt]]
*[[Heap of sand]]
*[[Peat]]
*[[Ore]]s
*[[Rock shards]]
| 100 || 312 || 312
|-
| Finished [[support beam]] || 7
| bgcolor="#FF8888" colspan="2" align="center" | Does not fit in rafts?
|-
| [[Felled tree]] || 18 || 12+1 (2 per) || 14+?
|-
| [[Slab]] || 59 || 42+13 (7 per) || 49+6
|-
| [[Log]] || 73 || 71 || 70
|-
| [[Plank]] || 100 || 600+94 (100 per) || 700+93
|-
| [[Stone brick]] || 100 || 564+94 (94 per) || 658+76
|}

Quantities ending in a question mark are estimated or otherwise unconfirmed. Quantities denoted as "??" are unknown and need to be tested.

== Notes ==
* The type of wood currently does not effect the texture or color of the cart.
* The [[quality]] of the cart affects its [[decay]] rate; there is no other bonuses from increasing the quality of carts.
* The volume of items will affect what fits in the cart. See the [[container]] page for a item volume list.
* Although carts cannot be dragged in [[water tile]]s, they can be pushed. They can be dragged through tiles with 5 slope of water or less.
* 26.65 kg of [[dye]] is needed to paint a large cart.
* The maximum weight a player can drag in a large cart is determined by the formula: ([[strength|body strength]] * 7 - carried weight) * 10 - 240.
*'''As of 1.0 it is no longer known if the following is true. Use caution when building in carts:''' Items can be stowed in large carts during construction, but will drop out when too heavy and will encumber the cart during construction. If the item becomes too heavy to remove and too heavy to finish, the cart will be useless and the item cannot be removed. If boats are being made in it, then it is advisable to take the cart to the water before finishing the boat.

[[Category:Containers]]
[[Category:Babel/L]]

User:Object

2014-01-16T16:58:46Z

Object:

Object is currently on Serenity on the Epic cluster, previously played on Release on freedom cluster 2. I am a 32 year old Canadian that has been playing video games ever since I could hold a controller.

I have worked as the community manager for a few indie games in the past working closely with the developers as their PR arm handling forums and social media. I am also a professional programmer in COBOL and an amateur game designer and programmer working with languages like VB, C and C#.

User:Object

2014-01-16T16:58:15Z

Object: Created page with "Object is currently on Serenity on the Epic cluster, previously played on Release on freedom cluster 2. I am a 32 year old Canadian that has been playing video games ever sin..."

Object is currently on Serenity on the Epic cluster, previously played on Release on freedom cluster 2. I am a 32 year old Canadian that has been playing video games ever since I could hold a controller. I have worked as the community manager for a few indie games in the past working closely with the developers as their PR arm handling forums and social media.

I am also a professional programmer in COBOL and an amateur game designer and programmer working with languages like VB, C and C#.

User talk:Object

2014-01-16T14:49:09Z

Object: /* http://www.wurmpedia.com/index.php/PvP_(Combat) */ new section

== http://www.wurmpedia.com/index.php/PvP_(Combat) ==

Currently working on the accuracy of this page since a fellow JKer made mention of the inaccuracies on this page. I'm not the best pvper but will do my research and try to post the most accurate info on the current state of pvp combat.

PvP (Combat)

2014-01-16T14:46:40Z

Object: Changed most common armour to plate and added notes about the combat changes as of yesterday. Will go over everything here to check for current accuracy as the information gets known to me.

''This article contains outdated information about armours and weapons. Due to the most recent combat changes in Wurm as of Jan 15th, 2014 the armour and weapon section of this page needs to be completely overhauled. This article gives detailed information about how to play when PvP'ing. For a general overview of PvP in Wurm, see the [[PvP]] page.''

== PvP (Player vs Player) ==

PvP, or player versus player combat, is a feature of Wurm where two or more players are pitted against each other in combat. PvP also extended to kingdom wide disputes, and the conquest of land and building of structures throughout the world of Wurm. Currently, [[Epic cluster|Epic]] is the only server with free PvP. [[Server types|Chaos]] limits players to PvP with warring towns and to the area designated for the Hunt of the Ancients.

== Overview ==

In Wurm there are three kingdoms which actively participate in player versus player combat. These are Mol-Rehan, Jen-Kellon, and The Horde of the Summoned. While all kingdoms are considered to be at war, the lore of Wurm suggest that members of the White Light religions should be at odds with the those of the Black Lighter religions more frequently. Throughout the history of Wurm there has been several alliances created between the different kingdoms, mainly between Mol-Rehan / Jen-Kellon and Horde of the Summoned. Although members of different kingdoms are naturally aggressive towards each other, players are not forced to enter combat with each other, and different kingdoms can work in unison if the individual members choose to do so. PvP can happen within kingdoms as well, as there are no rules against, or mechanics preventing, combat between members of the same kingdom. On Wild there are no restrictions to PvP. The only downside to attacking members of your own kingdom is the procuring of a bed reputation, which will most likely be crippling in the long run. Wurm's PvP acts like all combat, and relies on both player stats, and player ability. Different conditions will change your likeliness to succeed in PvP, including how powerful your in game character is, and how well you execute plans and work as a team. Communication in Wurm PvP is vital, and in organized PvP, it is strongly advised that players have some means of quickly relaying information to each other. Above all, tactics and know how are the diving factors in PvP, and substantial odds can be outweighed with the proper gear, preparation, and teamwork.

== PvP Related Skills ==

Many factors can be considered when one enter PvP in Wurm. All combat skills are used while PvPing, and these including your shield skill, weapon skill, fight skill, fighting stance skill, bow skill, archery skill, and player characteristics. Having higher in any of these can attribute to your success, however it is generally advised to be trained in at least one shield skill, weapon skill, and fighting stance of your choice. Overall fight skill is considered to be the most important skill in PvP, as it adds greatly to your overall combat rating. Having higher fight skill will allow the player to hit more, but so will having greater weapon and fighting sub skills. Having a higher shield skill is important to block both blows in up close pvp, and arrows for long ranged. Fighting stances are another choice the player must make. Currently, they can choose between Defensive, Aggressive, and Normal fighting modes, which all have their specific advantages and disadvantages. In long ranged combat, both bow and archery skill are considered important. Most frequently players use Long Bows, although Medium and Short Bows are considered to have their tactical advantages and lower ranges.

Beyond skills the other major character attribute that effects PvP are the player characteristics. Body Strength, Body Stamina, Body Control, Mind Speed, Soul Strength, and Soul Depth all have some effect on PvP. Having higher body strength will allow you to hit harder, while having higher body stamina will both increase your effective health and stamina. The over all body skill is thought to increase a player "toughness", and therefor is also considered important, although it levels on its own with your other skills. Body control is believed to increase the players chance to hit, as well as dodge and perform critical strikes. While the effects of Mind Speed are not entirely documented, it is considered to make focusing easier, and perhaps increase chance to hit, aim, and perform special moves. Soul Strength and Soul Depth factor into spell resistance and ability to cast spells. For priest, having a high Soul Depth and Soul Strength means the ability to cast stronger spells, while for normal players it will improve their resistance to said spells, as well as to the effects of the Orb of Doom. Because of characteristics important roll in PvP, crafters who decide to fight have a notable advantage in combat, assuming they train their skills to certain standards.

== Player Death ==

If you die in PvP you do not lose skills as you usually would. Instead, you take a .25 hit to your fight skill, as well as a small loss in body strength. If a resurrection stone is not active, or the player is not a 70+ faith Magranon priest, all items are dropped on death, and can be picked up by the opposing faction and looted. PvP can be very high risk, because losing all of your items, including valuable scale and drake, is a possibility. Players also lose their affinity on death, and it is transferred to whoever got the last hit. If you kill a player on PvP, or are apart of a kill, you can gain a few possible things. All kills on players with above 10~ fight skill will give fight skill gains. A seventy fight skill player will give roughly .25 at 70 fs. This scales as you or the enemy gains or loses in fight skill. If you get the last hit on an enemy, you will also receive their affinity. There is no limit to the number of affinities a player can have, and all players receive one upon start up, and if they lose their last one, another after a set period of time. Finally, upon killing a player or dying, a player gains or loses rank. All players start with 1000 rank, and give progressively less as they died. Contrarily, if a player with very high rank dies to one with a very low rank, the amount lost from the player is increased greatly. While you may find yourself gaining only one rank from a group kill, when you die you may lose twenty or more, as your rank has been spread across all of the players that killed you. Likewise, killing an opponent in solo combat will increase the amount of rank you gain, as there are no other players to spread the rank to. The same can be applied to fight skill.

== Armor ==

The current most common armour in PvP is a set of plate armor with enchants of either AOSP or Web Armor, but because of the most recent combat changes this may or may not effect what armour is used in pvp. Other armors are used less frequently, sometimes do to rarity, and sometimes because they are not useful in combat. Below is a list of armors, their frequency of use in PvP, and their individual advantages and disadvantages.

'''Cloth:''' Never used in PvP. It is considered too weak for combat, and is rarely even considered for PvE.

'''Leather:''' Leather is usually replaced by the more superior Studded Leather Armor.

'''Studded:''' Studded armor is rarely seen in PvP do to its weakness again piercing attacks. This makes the wearer highly susceptible to damage from swords, and pierces can often prove fatal. It has a better dodge rate than chain, and is considered to be more practical against blunt weapons. It also weighs much less than a full chain set, and is much less cumbersome to move speed.

'''Chain:''' Chain armor is the most frequently used in PvP. It is easy to make, and its supplies are in abundance in the land of Wurm. It provided a decent amount of armor while not being too restricting to speed. The glance rate is higher than that of studded, and being hit results in lighter wounds.

'''Plate:''' Plate armor is rarely seen in pvp, as it is extremely cumbersome to the player. The Great Helm is the only piece of plate armor that is frequently used, as it is the only piece of armor that protest the fact (other than rare and highly valued summer hats). It has been used in some scenarios to great effect. Its practicality in horse combat and deed defense has been speculated before, as, while it does slow the player down immensely, it has an extremely high glance rate, and damage done the player is greatly reduced. The weight of an entire plate set is over 20kgs, and as such, decreases the overall amount a player can hold.

'''Drake:''' Drake is the second most widely used armor in PvP. It is rare, and made form the hides of dragons. Its glance rate is considered to be higher than that of chain, and it has a considerably higher dodge rate. The entire drake set decreases a players movement only slightly more than the great helm alone. While your chances of dying are reduced in drake, the loss is much greater than if one were to lose chain. Drake is somewhat expensive when compared the other armor sets, and cannot be as easily replaced.

'''Scale:''' Scale is the stronger armor available to players. It offers nearly no movement penalty, and has an extremely high (higher than plate) glance rate. The dodge rate is greater than that of drake, and weighs only slightly more than the drake set. Scale is very rare, and only a few players are seen PvPing in it. Wearing scale gives the player a substantial advantage in PvP.

Armor, especially the higher tier armors, are often enchanted with AOSP or Web Armor to give an additional advantage to the player. AOSP returns a portion of the damage done to the player, and, just as vitally, adds the hurting status to the enemy. Web armor greatly reduced the movement speed of a player, and allows the person who was hit to retreat or call in their allies to go in for the kill. What enchant one gets on their armor is a matter of preference, although it is easier for BL to get Web Armor, and WL to get AOSP.

== Weapons ==

Like armor, weapons are also a matter of preference in PvP. Some are very rarely used, while others are much more common. It is rare to see duel wielding in PvP.

'''Short Sword:''' The short sword is rarely seen in PvP. It is does low amounts of damage, but has a high swing rate and is very accurate. It is one handed, and thus can be used with a shield.

'''Longsword:''' The longsword is one of the more commonly seen weapons in PvP. It has a high parry rate, a four second swing timer, and is fairly accurate. It is considered to be the most standard of all weapons, and used to be one of the only ones used in combat. A longsword is a one handed weapon, and thus can be used with a shield.

'''Two Handed Sword:''' The two handed sword is occasionally seen in PvP. It hits very hard, but is slower and less accurate than the longsword. It is two handed, and cannot be used with a shield. Because it has a fair parry rate, it is considered to be the moderate version of the heavier weapons.

'''Small Mauls:''' Small mauls do slightly less damage than long swords, but hit faster and are more accurate. They also benefit from a higher parry rate. A small maul is a one handed weapon, and thus can be used with a shield.

'''Medium Mauls:''' Medium mauls deal much more damage than long swords, parry marginally less, and are about the same in terms of accuracy. A medium maul is a one handed weapon, and thus can be used with a shield.

'''Large Mauls:''' Large mauls are extremely powerful, and can cause massive damage upon hit. They are not frequently seen in PvP, but some into occasional use. They parry less than two handed swords, but deal considerable damage. They are two handed weapons.

'''Small Axes:''' Rarely used. Low/Medium damage. Low swing timer. One handed. *Add to this

'''Medium Axes:''' Rarely used. Medium/High damage. Average swing timer. One handed. *Add to this

'''Huge Axes:''' Very high damage. High swing timer. Two handed. *Add to this

'''Polearms:''' Rarely used. *Add to this

== Weapon Enchants ==

A high caliber PvP weapon will have around three to four, high power enchants, although they can be quite difficult to obtain. Here are the most commonly used:

'''Humans Demise:''' Increased crit chance against humanoids (players). Most frequently found on PvP weapons. Has no cast power, just passive effect.

'''Wind of Ages/Blessings of the Dark:''' Recent changes have made high power cast of this less necessary. Having over 50 will assure maximum swing timer. Blessing of the Dark also gives increase to weapon skill gained, although this itself is not necessary for PvP.

'''Flaming Aura:''' Deals an additional wound to players equal to (power/3)% of the hit. (99/3 = 33%) (30 damage gives +10 damage burn wound).

'''Frost Brand:''' The Vynora equivalent of Flaming Aura.

'''Rotting Touch:''' Causes infection wounds that get worse over time, and need special care to be healed. Higher power generates increasingly dire wounds. Instead of adding more wounds Rotten Touch increases the damage of for example the cut done by a sword.

'''Life Transfer:''' Used many time in PvP. Does no extra damage, but heals the player when they strike another player or creature. The quantity of wounds being healed depends on damage done.

'''Venom:''' Causes poison wounds that can only be healed with farmer's salves. Ignoring these wounds can result in instant death.

== Tactics ==

Tactics are the core of PvP. Different sides will develop their own tactics, and individual players will develop their own fighting styles and preferences. Decision making is a key part of PvP, and weighs heavily on the success of the players involved. There are a few things that are commonly agreed upon, such as taking height advantage, and focusing in one x one encounters. Different parts of the body are often aimed at to cripple or impair the enemy, and opponents are singled out based on their strength and current position in combat. PvP is often a group effort, and so organized tactics are often developed. Below is a list of things that are often considered in one on one combat.

'''Height Advantage:''' Being a significant distance above the player gives you height advantage. This adds to your combat rating, and thus increases your chance to hit and your general effectiveness in combat. Falling into a pit can be deadly, as a player must climb out with the enemy on them, while suffering from decreased combat rating do to moving, poor footing, and being beneath their enemy. Height advantage can also be gained by riding a horse, although engaging an enemy with a horse that is unequipped with barding could prove fatal to the animal.

'''Movement:''' Most likely players will be moving frequently when engaged in one on one combat. They will be seeking height advantage, and attempting to get behind the other player. Moving increases your chance to be hit, so this too must be considered while fighting.

'''Flanking Bonus (for being behind players):''' If you are behind a player, you have a greatly increased chance to hit. If it is possible, it is advised to be behind your enemy as much as possible. This is sometimes too difficult to do however, and can be considered an opportunity more than a tactic.

'''Pets:''' Having a pet in combat (usually a troll or crocodile) will give you what is known as 'gank bonus'. This greatly increases your chance to hit, and the chance of your pet hitting.

'''Aiming:''' Aiming for any spot besides the torso decreases your chance to hit the player, however the torso is also the most resistant of all body parts. While you may land more hits, they will each do considerably less damage than hits to anywhere else on the body. When chasing someone down, people generally aim for the feet/calves, which will cause the greatest slow down in movement speed. If the player is not wearing a great helm, the head is often aimed for, as a single powerful shot may kill them if it hits their unprotected face. When no obvious weak spots are present, players will normally aim for whatever piece of armor they think is weakest.

'''Focusing:''' Each level of focus grants a +1 bonus to CR. This is the equivalent of 5 levels of fight skill in PvP. In one on one combat, it is highly recommended that you focus, in order to gain the upper hand in the fight. If one player gets to high focus, whoever gets the first hit in will often be the victor, as the they will immediately be in a position of power. Focusing takes four seconds, and the player is more vulnerable during this time. If you out focus your enemy, it is arguable that the disadvantage is made up for by the levels of focus already gained.

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