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JAYRYANWARMAGE https://elanthipedia.play.net/index.php?title=Qetu&diff=468101 2017-05-20T14:38:22Z

<p>JAYRYANWARMAGE: </p> <hr /> <div>{{PC<br /> |Player Name=Qetu Blackflame<br /> |status=a<br /> |race=Elothean<br /> |gender=Male<br /> |guild=Warrior Mage<br /> |instance=Prime<br /> }}<br /> <br /> You see Warlock Qetu Blackflame, Honor Guard of Ilithi, an Elothean.&lt;br&gt;<br /> Has has an angular face with laugh lines, pointed ears, tilted almond-shaped gold eyes, a beak-like nose and dimples. His auburn-streaked ash-blonde hair is shoulder length and wavy, and is worn loose, tucked behind his ears. He has fair skin and a svelte build.&lt;br&gt;<br /> He is tall for an Elothean.&lt;br&gt;<br /> He appears to be in his prime.&lt;br&gt;<br /> He has a full mustache that droops heavily on his upper lip, hanging down on either side to bracket his mouth before joining together beneath the chin with four carved mikkhalbamar bands.&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;<br /> He is wearing an unusual mantle of stark black feathers with a train awash in sanguine hues, a plague doctor's bag of sanguine thornweave structured by a tamboti frame, a high-necked dark grey Elothean silk tunic with platinum lotus buttons, an armband displaying an array of cambrinth lotus flowers, a small gryphon-pelt shield, a small steel skinning knife with a leather-wrapped hilt, a celpeze-skin wizard's naphtha holder intricately embossed with elemental symbols, a polished belt frog with a haralun sterak axe and a scorched haralun cutlass hanging from it, some dark grey mistsilk pants and some celpeze-skin boots with hammered silver heels.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Alterations ==<br /> <br /> '''a scorched haralun cutlass with an intricately etched blade'''&lt;br&gt;Along the expanse of darkened metal, a battle scene plays out. A lone Elothean Warrior Mage stands before a vast army, shielded by a ring of stones and picking them off with flames that rain down from a cloud that swirls above his head. Just behind the mage, a wolf stands, gazing at the piles of enemy corpses with an almost amused expression.&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;<br /> '''a haralun sterak axe with an elegantly curved blade and a wyvern-skin grip'''&lt;br&gt;Razor sharp, the blade of this weapon is etched with an image of the city of Shard that reveals intricate detailing as light plays across it. Despite the brutal nature of the weapon, here is a grace to the curve of metal that lends it elegance. Fine wyvern leather along the handle assures a proper grip. Burned into the wood below the blade is the phrase &quot;Skoch Grimis!&quot;&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;<br /> '''a celpeze-skin wizard's naphtha holder intricately embossed with elemental symbols'''&lt;br&gt;Strips of supple leather with mistwood toggles provide secure storage for flammable cargo. Each strip bears an impression, air, earth, fire, water, aether and electricity providing visual and tactile interest. Silver thread along each seam helps the container retain its shape despite the scorch marks and scratches that mar the surface.&lt;br&gt;<br /> {{PCSkills<br /> |Collapse=Yes<br /> }}</div>

JAYRYANWARMAGE https://elanthipedia.play.net/index.php?title=Qetu&diff=468100 2017-05-20T14:37:39Z

<p>JAYRYANWARMAGE: </p> <hr /> <div>{{PC<br /> |Player Name=Qetu Blackflame<br /> |status=a<br /> |race=Elothean<br /> |gender=Male<br /> |guild=Warrior Mage<br /> |instance=Prime<br /> }}<br /> <br /> You see Warlock Qetu Blackflame, Honor Guard of Ilithi, an Elothean.&lt;br&gt;<br /> Has has an angular face with laugh lines, pointed ears, tilted almond-shaped gold eyes, a beak-like nose and dimples. His auburn-streaked ash-blonde hair is shoulder length and wavy, and is worn loose, tucked behind his ears. He has fair skin and a svelte build.&lt;br&gt;<br /> He is tall for an Elothean.&lt;br&gt;<br /> He appears to be in his prime.&lt;br&gt;<br /> He has a full mustache that droops heavily on his upper lip, hanging down on either side to bracket his mouth before joining together beneath the chin with four carved mikkhalbamar bands.&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;<br /> He is wearing an unusual mantle of stark black feathers with a train awash in sanguine hues, a plague doctor's bag of sanguine thornweave structured by a tamboti frame, a high-necked dark grey Elothean silk tunic with platinum lotus buttons, an armband displaying an array of cambrinth lotus flowers, a small gryphon-pelt shield, a small steel skinning knife with a leather-wrapped hilt, a celpeze-skin wizard's naphtha holder intricately embossed with elemental symbols, a polished belt frog with a haralun sterak axe and a scorched haralun cutlass hanging from it, some dark grey mistsilk pants and some celpeze-skin boots with hammered silver heels.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Alterations ==<br /> <br /> '''a scorched haralun cutlass with an intricately etched blade''' Along the expanse of darkened metal, a battle scene plays out. A lone Elothean Warrior Mage stands before a vast army, shielded by a ring of stones and picking them off with flames that rain down from a cloud that swirls above his head. Just behind the mage, a wolf stands, gazing at the piles of enemy corpses with an almost amused expression.&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;<br /> '''a haralun sterak axe with an elegantly curved blade and a wyvern-skin grip''' Razor sharp, the blade of this weapon is etched with an image of the city of Shard that reveals intricate detailing as light plays across it. Despite the brutal nature of the weapon, here is a grace to the curve of metal that lends it elegance. Fine wyvern leather along the handle assures a proper grip. Burned into the wood below the blade is the phrase &quot;Skoch Grimis!&quot;&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;<br /> '''a celpeze-skin wizard's naphtha holder intricately embossed with elemental symbols''' Strips of supple leather with mistwood toggles provide secure storage for flammable cargo. Each strip bears an impression, air, earth, fire, water, aether and electricity providing visual and tactile interest. Silver thread along each seam helps the container retain its shape despite the scorch marks and scratches that mar the surface.&lt;br&gt;<br /> {{PCSkills<br /> |Collapse=Yes<br /> }}</div>

JAYRYANWARMAGE https://elanthipedia.play.net/index.php?title=Qetu&diff=468099 2017-05-20T14:36:21Z

<p>JAYRYANWARMAGE: </p> <hr /> <div>{{PC<br /> |Player Name=Qetu Blackflame<br /> |status=a<br /> |race=Elothean<br /> |gender=Male<br /> |guild=Warrior Mage<br /> |instance=Prime<br /> }}<br /> <br /> You see Warlock Qetu Blackflame, Honor Guard of Ilithi, an Elothean.&lt;br&gt;<br /> Has has an angular face with laugh lines, pointed ears, tilted almond-shaped gold eyes, a beak-like nose and dimples. His auburn-streaked ash-blonde hair is shoulder length and wavy, and is worn loose, tucked behind his ears. He has fair skin and a svelte build.&lt;br&gt;<br /> He is tall for an Elothean.&lt;br&gt;<br /> He appears to be in his prime.&lt;br&gt;<br /> He has a full mustache that droops heavily on his upper lip, hanging down on either side to bracket his mouth before joining together beneath the chin with four carved mikkhalbamar bands.&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;<br /> He is wearing an unusual mantle of stark black feathers with a train awash in sanguine hues, a plague doctor's bag of sanguine thornweave structured by a tamboti frame, a high-necked dark grey Elothean silk tunic with platinum lotus buttons, an armband displaying an array of cambrinth lotus flowers, a small gryphon-pelt shield, a small steel skinning knife with a leather-wrapped hilt, a celpeze-skin wizard's naphtha holder intricately embossed with elemental symbols, a polished belt frog with a haralun sterak axe and a scorched haralun cutlass hanging from it, some dark grey mistsilk pants and some celpeze-skin boots with hammered silver heels.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Alterations ==<br /> <br /> '''a scorched haralun cutlass with an intricately etched blade''' - Along the expanse of darkened metal, a battle scene plays out. A lone Elothean Warrior Mage stands before a vast army, shielded by a ring of stones and picking them off with flames that rain down from a cloud that swirls above his head. Just behind the mage, a wolf stands, gazing at the piles of enemy corpses with an almost amused expression.&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;<br /> '''a haralun sterak axe with an elegantly curved blade and a wyvern-skin grip''' - Razor sharp, the blade of this weapon is etched with an image of the city of Shard that reveals intricate detailing as light plays across it. Despite the brutal nature of the weapon, here is a grace to the curve of metal that lends it elegance. Fine wyvern leather along the handle assures a proper grip. Burned into the wood below the blade is the phrase &quot;Skoch Grimis!&quot;&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;<br /> '''a celpeze-skin wizard's naphtha holder intricately embossed with elemental symbols''' - Strips of supple leather with mistwood toggles provide secure storage for flammable cargo. Each strip bears an impression, air, earth, fire, water, aether and electricity providing visual and tactile interest. Silver thread along each seam helps the container retain its shape despite the scorch marks and scratches that mar the surface.&lt;br&gt;<br /> {{PCSkills<br /> |Collapse=Yes<br /> }}</div>

JAYRYANWARMAGE https://elanthipedia.play.net/index.php?title=Qetu&diff=468097 2017-05-20T14:36:08Z

<p>JAYRYANWARMAGE: </p> <hr /> <div>{{PC<br /> |Player Name=Qetu Blackflame<br /> |status=a<br /> |race=Elothean<br /> |gender=Male<br /> |guild=Warrior Mage<br /> |instance=Prime<br /> }}<br /> <br /> You see Warlock Qetu Blackflame, Honor Guard of Ilithi, an Elothean.&lt;br&gt;<br /> Has has an angular face with laugh lines, pointed ears, tilted almond-shaped gold eyes, a beak-like nose and dimples. His auburn-streaked ash-blonde hair is shoulder length and wavy, and is worn loose, tucked behind his ears. He has fair skin and a svelte build.&lt;br&gt;<br /> He is tall for an Elothean.&lt;br&gt;<br /> He appears to be in his prime.&lt;br&gt;<br /> He has a full mustache that droops heavily on his upper lip, hanging down on either side to bracket his mouth before joining together beneath the chin with four carved mikkhalbamar bands.&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;<br /> He is wearing an unusual mantle of stark black feathers with a train awash in sanguine hues, a plague doctor's bag of sanguine thornweave structured by a tamboti frame, a high-necked dark grey Elothean silk tunic with platinum lotus buttons, an armband displaying an array of cambrinth lotus flowers, a small gryphon-pelt shield, a small steel skinning knife with a leather-wrapped hilt, a celpeze-skin wizard's naphtha holder intricately embossed with elemental symbols, a polished belt frog with a haralun sterak axe and a scorched haralun cutlass hanging from it, some dark grey mistsilk pants and some celpeze-skin boots with hammered silver heels.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Alterations ==<br /> <br /> '''a scorched haralun cutlass with an intricately etched blade''' - Along the expanse of darkened metal, a battle scene plays out. A lone Elothean Warrior Mage stands before a vast army, shielded by a ring of stones and picking them off with flames that rain down from a cloud that swirls above his head. Just behind the mage, a wolf stands, gazing at the piles of enemy corpses with an almost amused expression.&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;<br /> '''a haralun sterak axe with an elegantly curved blade and a wyvern-skin grip''' - Razor sharp, the blade of this weapon is etched with an image of the city of Shard that reveals intricate detailing as light plays across it. Despite the brutal nature of the weapon, here is a grace to the curve of metal that lends it elegance. Fine wyvern leather along the handle assures a proper grip. Burned into the wood below the blade is the phrase &quot;Skoch Grimis!&quot;&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;<br /> '''a celpeze-skin wizard's naphtha holder intricately embossed with elemental symbols''' - Strips of supple leather with mistwood toggles provide secure storage for flammable cargo. Each strip bears an impression, air, earth, fire, water, aether and electricity providing visual and tactile interest. Silver thread along each seam helps the container retain its shape despite the scorch marks and scratches that mar the surface.&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;<br /> {{PCSkills<br /> |Collapse=Yes<br /> }}</div>

JAYRYANWARMAGE https://elanthipedia.play.net/index.php?title=Qetu&diff=468095 2017-05-20T14:07:57Z

<p>JAYRYANWARMAGE: </p> <hr /> <div>{{PC<br /> |Player Name=Qetu Blackflame<br /> |status=a<br /> |race=Elothean<br /> |gender=Male<br /> |guild=Warrior Mage<br /> |instance=Prime<br /> }}<br /> <br /> You see Warlock Qetu Blackflame, Honor Guard of Ilithi, an Elothean.&lt;br&gt;<br /> Has has an angular face with laugh lines, pointed ears, tilted almond-shaped gold eyes, a beak-like nose and dimples. His auburn-streaked ash-blonde hair is shoulder length and wavy, and is worn loose, tucked behind his ears. He has fair skin and a svelte build.&lt;br&gt;<br /> He is tall for an Elothean.&lt;br&gt;<br /> He appears to be in his prime.&lt;br&gt;<br /> He has a full mustache that droops heavily on his upper lip, hanging down on either side to bracket his mouth before joining together beneath the chin with four carved mikkhalbamar bands.&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;<br /> He is wearing an unusual mantle of stark black feathers with a train awash in sanguine hues, a plague doctor's bag of sanguine thornweave structured by a tamboti frame, a high-necked dark grey Elothean silk tunic with platinum lotus buttons, an armband displaying an array of cambrinth lotus flowers, a small gryphon-pelt shield, a small steel skinning knife with a leather-wrapped hilt, a celpeze-skin wizard's naphtha holder intricately embossed with elemental symbols, a polished belt frog with a haralun sterak axe and a scorched haralun cutlass hanging from it, some dark grey mistsilk pants and some celpeze-skin boots with hammered silver heels.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Alterations ==<br /> <br /> ==== a scorched haralun cutlass with an intricately etched blade ====<br /> Along the expanse of darkened metal, a battle scene plays out. A lone Elothean Warrior Mage stands before a vast army, shielded by a ring of stones and picking them off with flames that rain down from a cloud that swirls above his head. Just behind the mage, a wolf stands, gazing at the piles of enemy corpses with an almost amused expression.&lt;br&gt;<br /> ==== a haralun sterak axe with an elegantly curved blade and a wyvern-skin grip ====<br /> Razor sharp, the blade of this weapon is etched with an image of the city of Shard that reveals intricate detailing as light plays across it. Despite the brutal nature of the weapon, here is a grace to the curve of metal that lends it elegance. Fine wyvern leather along the handle assures a proper grip. Burned into the wood below the blade is the phrase &quot;Skoch Grimis!&quot;&lt;br&gt;<br /> ==== a celpeze-skin wizard's naphtha holder intricately embossed with elemental symbols ====<br /> Strips of supple leather with mistwood toggles provide secure storage for flammable cargo. Each strip bears an impression, air, earth, fire, water, aether and electricity providing visual and tactile interest. Silver thread along each seam helps the container retain its shape despite the scorch marks and scratches that mar the surface.&lt;br&gt;<br /> {{PCSkills<br /> |Collapse=Yes<br /> }}</div>

JAYRYANWARMAGE https://elanthipedia.play.net/index.php?title=Qetu&diff=468094 2017-05-20T14:07:49Z

<p>JAYRYANWARMAGE: </p> <hr /> <div>{{PC<br /> |Player Name=Qetu Blackflame<br /> |status=a<br /> |race=Elothean<br /> |gender=Male<br /> |guild=Warrior Mage<br /> |instance=Prime<br /> }}<br /> <br /> You see Warlock Qetu Blackflame, Honor Guard of Ilithi, an Elothean.&lt;br&gt;<br /> Has has an angular face with laugh lines, pointed ears, tilted almond-shaped gold eyes, a beak-like nose and dimples. His auburn-streaked ash-blonde hair is shoulder length and wavy, and is worn loose, tucked behind his ears. He has fair skin and a svelte build.&lt;br&gt;<br /> He is tall for an Elothean.&lt;br&gt;<br /> He appears to be in his prime.&lt;br&gt;<br /> He has a full mustache that droops heavily on his upper lip, hanging down on either side to bracket his mouth before joining together beneath the chin with four carved mikkhalbamar bands.&lt;br&gt;<br /> He is wearing an unusual mantle of stark black feathers with a train awash in sanguine hues, a plague doctor's bag of sanguine thornweave structured by a tamboti frame, a high-necked dark grey Elothean silk tunic with platinum lotus buttons, an armband displaying an array of cambrinth lotus flowers, a small gryphon-pelt shield, a small steel skinning knife with a leather-wrapped hilt, a celpeze-skin wizard's naphtha holder intricately embossed with elemental symbols, a polished belt frog with a haralun sterak axe and a scorched haralun cutlass hanging from it, some dark grey mistsilk pants and some celpeze-skin boots with hammered silver heels.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Alterations ==<br /> <br /> ==== a scorched haralun cutlass with an intricately etched blade ====<br /> Along the expanse of darkened metal, a battle scene plays out. A lone Elothean Warrior Mage stands before a vast army, shielded by a ring of stones and picking them off with flames that rain down from a cloud that swirls above his head. Just behind the mage, a wolf stands, gazing at the piles of enemy corpses with an almost amused expression.&lt;br&gt;<br /> ==== a haralun sterak axe with an elegantly curved blade and a wyvern-skin grip ====<br /> Razor sharp, the blade of this weapon is etched with an image of the city of Shard that reveals intricate detailing as light plays across it. Despite the brutal nature of the weapon, here is a grace to the curve of metal that lends it elegance. Fine wyvern leather along the handle assures a proper grip. Burned into the wood below the blade is the phrase &quot;Skoch Grimis!&quot;&lt;br&gt;<br /> ==== a celpeze-skin wizard's naphtha holder intricately embossed with elemental symbols ====<br /> Strips of supple leather with mistwood toggles provide secure storage for flammable cargo. Each strip bears an impression, air, earth, fire, water, aether and electricity providing visual and tactile interest. Silver thread along each seam helps the container retain its shape despite the scorch marks and scratches that mar the surface.&lt;br&gt;<br /> {{PCSkills<br /> |Collapse=Yes<br /> }}</div>

JAYRYANWARMAGE https://elanthipedia.play.net/index.php?title=Qetu&diff=468090 2017-05-20T14:03:05Z

<p>JAYRYANWARMAGE: </p> <hr /> <div>{{PC<br /> |Player Name=Qetu Blackflame<br /> |status=a<br /> |race=Elothean<br /> |gender=Male<br /> |guild=Warrior Mage<br /> |instance=Prime<br /> }}<br /> <br /> You see Warlock Qetu Blackflame, Honor Guard of Ilithi, an Elothean.&lt;br&gt;<br /> Has has an angular face with laugh lines, pointed ears, tilted almond-shaped gold eyes, a beak-like nose and dimples. His auburn-streaked ash-blonde hair is shoulder length and wavy, and is worn loose, tucked behind his ears. He has fair skin and a svelte build.&lt;br&gt;<br /> He is tall for an Elothean.&lt;br&gt;<br /> He appears to be in his prime.&lt;br&gt;<br /> He has a full mustache that droops heavily on his upper lip, hanging down on either side to bracket his mouth before joining together beneath the chin with four carved mikkhalbamar bands.&lt;br&gt;<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> He is in good shape.&lt;br&gt;<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> He is wearing an unusual mantle of stark black feathers with a train awash in sanguine hues, a plague doctor's bag of sanguine thornweave structured by a tamboti frame, a high-necked dark grey Elothean silk tunic with platinum lotus buttons, an armband displaying an array of cambrinth lotus flowers, a small gryphon-pelt shield, a small steel skinning knife with a leather-wrapped hilt, a celpeze-skin wizard's naphtha holder intricately embossed with elemental symbols, a polished belt frog with a haralun sterak axe and a scorched haralun cutlass hanging from it, some dark grey mistsilk pants and some celpeze-skin boots with hammered silver heels.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Alterations ==<br /> <br /> ==== a scorched haralun cutlass with an intricately etched blade ====<br /> Along the expanse of darkened metal, a battle scene plays out. A lone Elothean Warrior Mage stands before a vast army, shielded by a ring of stones and picking them off with flames that rain down from a cloud that swirls above his head. Just behind the mage, a wolf stands, gazing at the piles of enemy corpses with an almost amused expression.&lt;br&gt;<br /> ==== a haralun sterak axe with an elegantly curved blade and a wyvern-skin grip ====<br /> Razor sharp, the blade of this weapon is etched with an image of the city of Shard that reveals intricate detailing as light plays across it. Despite the brutal nature of the weapon, here is a grace to the curve of metal that lends it elegance. Fine wyvern leather along the handle assures a proper grip. Burned into the wood below the blade is the phrase &quot;Skoch Grimis!&quot;&lt;br&gt;<br /> ==== a celpeze-skin wizard's naphtha holder intricately embossed with elemental symbols ====<br /> Strips of supple leather with mistwood toggles provide secure storage for flammable cargo. Each strip bears an impression, air, earth, fire, water, aether and electricity providing visual and tactile interest. Silver thread along each seam helps the container retain its shape despite the scorch marks and scratches that mar the surface.&lt;br&gt;<br /> {{PCSkills<br /> |Collapse=Yes<br /> }}</div>

JAYRYANWARMAGE https://elanthipedia.play.net/index.php?title=Qetu&diff=468089 2017-05-20T14:02:51Z

<p>JAYRYANWARMAGE: </p> <hr /> <div>{{PC<br /> |Player Name=Qetu Blackflame<br /> |status=a<br /> |race=Elothean<br /> |gender=Male<br /> |guild=Warrior Mage<br /> |instance=Prime<br /> }}<br /> <br /> You see Warlock Qetu Blackflame, Honor Guard of Ilithi, an Elothean.&lt;br&gt;<br /> Has has an angular face with laugh lines, pointed ears, tilted almond-shaped gold eyes, a beak-like nose and dimples. His auburn-streaked ash-blonde hair is shoulder length and wavy, and is worn loose, tucked behind his ears. He has fair skin and a svelte build.&lt;br&gt;<br /> He is tall for an Elothean.&lt;br&gt;<br /> He appears to be in his prime.&lt;br&gt;<br /> He has a full mustache that droops heavily on his upper lip, hanging down on either side to bracket his mouth before joining together beneath the chin with four carved mikkhalbamar bands.&lt;br&gt;<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> He is in good shape.&lt;br&gt;<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> He is wearing a hooded silverweave cowl lined with softened nightmare black leather, an unusual mantle of stark black feathers with a train awash in sanguine hues, a plague doctor's bag of sanguine thornweave structured by a tamboti frame, a high-necked dark grey Elothean silk tunic with platinum lotus buttons, an armband displaying an array of cambrinth lotus flowers, a small gryphon-pelt shield, a small steel skinning knife with a leather-wrapped hilt, a celpeze-skin wizard's naphtha holder intricately embossed with elemental symbols, a polished belt frog with a haralun sterak axe and a scorched haralun cutlass hanging from it, some dark grey mistsilk pants and some celpeze-skin boots with hammered silver heels.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Alterations ==<br /> <br /> ==== a scorched haralun cutlass with an intricately etched blade ====<br /> Along the expanse of darkened metal, a battle scene plays out. A lone Elothean Warrior Mage stands before a vast army, shielded by a ring of stones and picking them off with flames that rain down from a cloud that swirls above his head. Just behind the mage, a wolf stands, gazing at the piles of enemy corpses with an almost amused expression.&lt;br&gt;<br /> ==== a haralun sterak axe with an elegantly curved blade and a wyvern-skin grip ====<br /> Razor sharp, the blade of this weapon is etched with an image of the city of Shard that reveals intricate detailing as light plays across it. Despite the brutal nature of the weapon, here is a grace to the curve of metal that lends it elegance. Fine wyvern leather along the handle assures a proper grip. Burned into the wood below the blade is the phrase &quot;Skoch Grimis!&quot;&lt;br&gt;<br /> ==== a celpeze-skin wizard's naphtha holder intricately embossed with elemental symbols ====<br /> Strips of supple leather with mistwood toggles provide secure storage for flammable cargo. Each strip bears an impression, air, earth, fire, water, aether and electricity providing visual and tactile interest. Silver thread along each seam helps the container retain its shape despite the scorch marks and scratches that mar the surface.&lt;br&gt;<br /> {{PCSkills<br /> |Collapse=Yes<br /> }}</div>

JAYRYANWARMAGE https://elanthipedia.play.net/index.php?title=Qetu&diff=468088 2017-05-20T14:02:32Z

<p>JAYRYANWARMAGE: </p> <hr /> <div>{{PC<br /> |Player Name=Qetu Blackflame<br /> |status=a<br /> |race=Elothean<br /> |gender=Male<br /> |guild=Warrior Mage<br /> |instance=Prime<br /> }}<br /> <br /> You see Warlock Qetu Blackflame, Honor Guard of Ilithi, an Elothean.&lt;br&gt;<br /> Has has an angular face with laugh lines, pointed ears, tilted almond-shaped gold eyes, a beak-like nose and dimples. His auburn-streaked ash-blonde hair is shoulder length and wavy, and is worn loose, tucked behind your ears. He has fair skin and a svelte build.&lt;br&gt;<br /> He is tall for an Elothean.&lt;br&gt;<br /> He appears to be in his prime.&lt;br&gt;<br /> He has a full mustache that droops heavily on his upper lip, hanging down on either side to bracket his mouth before joining together beneath the chin with four carved mikkhalbamar bands.&lt;br&gt;<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> He is in good shape.&lt;br&gt;<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> He is wearing a hooded silverweave cowl lined with softened nightmare black leather, an unusual mantle of stark black feathers with a train awash in sanguine hues, a plague doctor's bag of sanguine thornweave structured by a tamboti frame, a high-necked dark grey Elothean silk tunic with platinum lotus buttons, an armband displaying an array of cambrinth lotus flowers, a small gryphon-pelt shield, a small steel skinning knife with a leather-wrapped hilt, a celpeze-skin wizard's naphtha holder intricately embossed with elemental symbols, a polished belt frog with a haralun sterak axe and a scorched haralun cutlass hanging from it, some dark grey mistsilk pants and some celpeze-skin boots with hammered silver heels.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Alterations ==<br /> <br /> ==== a scorched haralun cutlass with an intricately etched blade ====<br /> Along the expanse of darkened metal, a battle scene plays out. A lone Elothean Warrior Mage stands before a vast army, shielded by a ring of stones and picking them off with flames that rain down from a cloud that swirls above his head. Just behind the mage, a wolf stands, gazing at the piles of enemy corpses with an almost amused expression.&lt;br&gt;<br /> ==== a haralun sterak axe with an elegantly curved blade and a wyvern-skin grip ====<br /> Razor sharp, the blade of this weapon is etched with an image of the city of Shard that reveals intricate detailing as light plays across it. Despite the brutal nature of the weapon, here is a grace to the curve of metal that lends it elegance. Fine wyvern leather along the handle assures a proper grip. Burned into the wood below the blade is the phrase &quot;Skoch Grimis!&quot;&lt;br&gt;<br /> ==== a celpeze-skin wizard's naphtha holder intricately embossed with elemental symbols ====<br /> Strips of supple leather with mistwood toggles provide secure storage for flammable cargo. Each strip bears an impression, air, earth, fire, water, aether and electricity providing visual and tactile interest. Silver thread along each seam helps the container retain its shape despite the scorch marks and scratches that mar the surface.&lt;br&gt;<br /> {{PCSkills<br /> |Collapse=Yes<br /> }}</div>

JAYRYANWARMAGE https://elanthipedia.play.net/index.php?title=Qetu&diff=468087 2017-05-20T14:00:48Z

<p>JAYRYANWARMAGE: </p> <hr /> <div>{{PC<br /> |Player Name=Qetu Blackflame<br /> |status=a<br /> |race=Elothean<br /> |gender=Male<br /> |guild=Warrior Mage<br /> |instance=Prime<br /> }}<br /> <br /> You are Warlock Qetu Blackflame, Honor Guard of Ilithi, an Elothean.&lt;br&gt;<br /> You have an angular face with laugh lines, pointed ears, tilted almond-shaped gold eyes, a beak-like nose and dimples. Your auburn-streaked ash-blonde hair is shoulder length and wavy, and is worn loose, tucked behind your ears. You have fair skin and a svelte build.&lt;br&gt;<br /> You are tall for an Elothean.&lt;br&gt;<br /> You appear to be in your prime.&lt;br&gt;<br /> You have a full mustache that droops heavily on your upper lip, hanging down on either side to bracket your mouth before joining together beneath the chin with four carved mikkhalbamar bands.&lt;br&gt;<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> You are in good shape.&lt;br&gt;<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> You are wearing a hooded silverweave cowl lined with softened nightmare black leather, an unusual mantle of stark black feathers with a train awash in sanguine hues, a plague doctor's bag of sanguine thornweave structured by a tamboti frame, a high-necked dark grey Elothean silk tunic with platinum lotus buttons, an armband displaying an array of cambrinth lotus flowers, a small gryphon-pelt shield, a small steel skinning knife with a leather-wrapped hilt, a celpeze-skin wizard's naphtha holder intricately embossed with elemental symbols, a polished belt frog with a haralun sterak axe and a scorched haralun cutlass hanging from it, some dark grey mistsilk pants and some celpeze-skin boots with hammered silver heels.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Alterations ==<br /> <br /> ==== a scorched haralun cutlass with an intricately etched blade ====<br /> Along the expanse of darkened metal, a battle scene plays out. A lone Elothean Warrior Mage stands before a vast army, shielded by a ring of stones and picking them off with flames that rain down from a cloud that swirls above his head. Just behind the mage, a wolf stands, gazing at the piles of enemy corpses with an almost amused expression.&lt;br&gt;<br /> ==== a haralun sterak axe with an elegantly curved blade and a wyvern-skin grip ====<br /> Razor sharp, the blade of this weapon is etched with an image of the city of Shard that reveals intricate detailing as light plays across it. Despite the brutal nature of the weapon, here is a grace to the curve of metal that lends it elegance. Fine wyvern leather along the handle assures a proper grip. Burned into the wood below the blade is the phrase &quot;Skoch Grimis!&quot;&lt;br&gt;<br /> ==== a celpeze-skin wizard's naphtha holder intricately embossed with elemental symbols ====<br /> Strips of supple leather with mistwood toggles provide secure storage for flammable cargo. Each strip bears an impression, air, earth, fire, water, aether and electricity providing visual and tactile interest. Silver thread along each seam helps the container retain its shape despite the scorch marks and scratches that mar the surface.&lt;br&gt;<br /> {{PCSkills<br /> |Collapse=Yes<br /> }}</div>

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<p>JAYRYANWARMAGE: Created page with &quot;Chuno Blackheart&lt;br&gt;With permission by Karonto {{PC |Player Name=Qetu Blackflame |status=a |race=Elothean |gender=Male |guild=Warrior Mag...&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Chuno.jpg|thumb|250px|right|Chuno Blackheart&lt;br&gt;With permission by Karonto]]<br /> <br /> {{PC<br /> |Player Name=Qetu Blackflame<br /> |status=a<br /> |race=Elothean<br /> |gender=Male<br /> |guild=Warrior Mage<br /> |instance=Prime<br /> }}<br /> <br /> You are Warlock Qetu Blackflame, Honor Guard of Ilithi, an Elothean.&lt;br&gt;<br /> You have an angular face with laugh lines, pointed ears, tilted almond-shaped gold eyes, a beak-like nose and dimples. Your auburn-streaked ash-blonde hair is shoulder length and wavy, and is worn loose, tucked behind your ears. You have fair skin and a svelte build.&lt;br&gt;<br /> You are tall for an Elothean.&lt;br&gt;<br /> You appear to be in your prime.&lt;br&gt;<br /> You have a full mustache that droops heavily on your upper lip, hanging down on either side to bracket your mouth before joining together beneath the chin with four carved mikkhalbamar bands.&lt;br&gt;<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> You are in good shape.&lt;br&gt;<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> You are wearing a hooded silverweave cowl lined with softened nightmare black leather, an unusual mantle of stark black feathers with a train awash in sanguine hues, a plague doctor's bag of sanguine thornweave structured by a tamboti frame, a high-necked dark grey Elothean silk tunic with platinum lotus buttons, an armband displaying an array of cambrinth lotus flowers, a small gryphon-pelt shield, a small steel skinning knife with a leather-wrapped hilt, a celpeze-skin wizard's naphtha holder intricately embossed with elemental symbols, a polished belt frog with a haralun sterak axe and a scorched haralun cutlass hanging from it, some dark grey mistsilk pants and some celpeze-skin boots with hammered silver heels.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Alterations ==<br /> <br /> ==== a scorched haralun cutlass with an intricately etched blade ====<br /> Along the expanse of darkened metal, a battle scene plays out. A lone Elothean Warrior Mage stands before a vast army, shielded by a ring of stones and picking them off with flames that rain down from a cloud that swirls above his head. Just behind the mage, a wolf stands, gazing at the piles of enemy corpses with an almost amused expression.&lt;br&gt;<br /> ==== a haralun sterak axe with an elegantly curved blade and a wyvern-skin grip ====<br /> Razor sharp, the blade of this weapon is etched with an image of the city of Shard that reveals intricate detailing as light plays across it. Despite the brutal nature of the weapon, here is a grace to the curve of metal that lends it elegance. Fine wyvern leather along the handle assures a proper grip. Burned into the wood below the blade is the phrase &quot;Skoch Grimis!&quot;&lt;br&gt;<br /> ==== a celpeze-skin wizard's naphtha holder intricately embossed with elemental symbols ====<br /> Strips of supple leather with mistwood toggles provide secure storage for flammable cargo. Each strip bears an impression, air, earth, fire, water, aether and electricity providing visual and tactile interest. Silver thread along each seam helps the container retain its shape despite the scorch marks and scratches that mar the surface.&lt;br&gt;<br /> {{PCSkills<br /> |Collapse=Yes<br /> }}</div>

JAYRYANWARMAGE https://elanthipedia.play.net/index.php?title=Dependency&diff=467810 2017-05-10T23:02:58Z

<p>JAYRYANWARMAGE: /* Installation */</p> <hr /> <div>== Understanding Dependency ==<br /> Dependency, or what most people refer to as Lich, is an Open Source software suite that uses the Lich Engine to automate Dragonrealms gameplay. It is important to note that Dependency is NOT a converted software suite from Gemstone, but rather it is a completely new design built exclusively for the game Dragonrealms. It originated from the minds of two professional software developers and has since increased to around 20, a lot of whom are also professional software developers. The Dependency suite is hosted on Github which allows easy development processes as well as allowing end-users to request new features or report bugs.<br /> <br /> == ATTENTION ==<br /> There is currently an issue with a missing cert that comes with Ruby's package manager. <br /> <br /> &lt;code&gt;--- Lich: error: Could not find a valid gem 'rest-firebase' (~&gt; 1.1.0) locally or in a repository&lt;/code&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;code&gt;Unable to download data from https://rubygems.org/ - SSL_connect returned=1 errno=0 state=SSLv3 read server certificate B: certificate verify failed&lt;/code&gt;<br /> <br /> If you see either of the two errors above when installing Lich or running Dependency for the first time please follow the instructions on the [[Lich_scripting_engine]] page to resolve the error.<br /> <br /> ==Issuing Script Commands==<br /> Just as SF or Genie uses an invoking command, period and comma respectively, Lich and therfore Dependency does as well. To invoke a Lich script you use the semicolon. An example would be &lt;code&gt;;gird&lt;/code&gt; which would then run the gird.lic script and would gird yourself with the gear listed in the script. This script, of course, would have to be written by you before you could run it, but you get the idea. Dependency uses the &lt;code&gt;;e&lt;/code&gt; command to execute some scripts. The below guide uses said formula. <br /> <br /> ==Installation==<br /> <br /> '''Do NOT trust scripts unless told to do so!''' <br /> <br /> # &lt;code&gt;;repos download dependency.lic&lt;/code&gt;<br /> #* 'dependency.lic' is the the script that will download and keep up-to-date all of the rest of our scripts<br /> #* Do NOT download any other scripts from ;repository unless someone tells you to, some of them conflict with our scripts.<br /> # &lt;code&gt;;trust dependency&lt;/code&gt;<br /> #* This lets the trusted script make files on your hard drive and download stuff from the internet - make sure you trust us before running later commands!<br /> # &lt;code&gt;;dependency install&lt;/code&gt;<br /> #* This downloads all of our scripts (and backs up any you had locally with the same name)<br /> #* Did this step not work? Scroll up to the ATTENTION section at the top of this page for help.<br /> #* This made a new folder called profiles inside the script directory and copied in some default character profiles<br /> #* Profiles holds a collection of YAML files.<br /> #* See Introduction-to-Character-Settings for more information on what YAML files are.<br /> # Dependency is now set up and has downloaded all of our scripts, you do not need to use ;repos to access any of our scripts, and you won't need to ;trust any other scripts.<br /> # We have some sample config files in the &lt;code&gt;Lich/scripts/profiles/&lt;/code&gt; directory, the same location as base.yaml. Make sure to rename the file to match your character if you'd like to use one:<br /> #* '''Name-setup.yaml; You MUST capitalize the first name, followed by -setup, and it must be YAML and not YML!'''<br /> #* Barbarian: SampleBarbarian-setup.yaml<br /> #* Bard: SampleBard-setup.yaml<br /> #* Cleric: SampleCleric-setup.yaml<br /> #* Empath: Selanas-setup.yaml<br /> #* Moon Mage: SampleMoonMage-setup.yaml<br /> #* Necromancer: Sorjen-setup.yaml<br /> #* Paladin: SamplePaladin-setup.yaml<br /> #* Ranger: SampleRanger-setup.yaml<br /> #* Thief: SampleThief-setup.yaml<br /> #* Trader: Cidemon-setup.yaml<br /> #* Warrior Mage: SampleWarriorMage-setup.yaml<br /> # You'll probably want to add some scripts you download to run automatically when you log in<br /> #* &lt;code&gt;;e autostart('script-name')&lt;/code&gt; Automatically starts the script for ALL of your characters.<br /> #* &lt;code&gt;;e autostart('script-name', false)&lt;/code&gt; Automatically starts the script for ONLY that character.<br /> #* &lt;code&gt;;e echo(list_autostarts)&lt;/code&gt; Shows all the scripts for your character which will automatically start.<br /> #* &lt;code&gt;;e stop_autostart('script-name')&lt;/code&gt; Removes the autostarting script for the character.<br /> To start, enter the following:<br /> #* &lt;code&gt;;e use_lich_fork&lt;/code&gt;<br /> #* &lt;code&gt;;e autostart(['drinfomon', 'skill-recorder', 'spellmonitor', 'roomnumbers', 'lnet'])&lt;/code&gt; Autostart several scripts at once.<br /> #* And then restart dependency by typing &lt;code&gt;;k dependency&lt;/code&gt; and &lt;code&gt;;dependency&lt;/code&gt;</div>

JAYRYANWARMAGE https://elanthipedia.play.net/index.php?title=Dependency&diff=467809 2017-05-10T23:01:17Z

<p>JAYRYANWARMAGE: /* Understanding Dependency */</p> <hr /> <div>== Understanding Dependency ==<br /> Dependency, or what most people refer to as Lich, is an Open Source software suite that uses the Lich Engine to automate Dragonrealms gameplay. It is important to note that Dependency is NOT a converted software suite from Gemstone, but rather it is a completely new design built exclusively for the game Dragonrealms. It originated from the minds of two professional software developers and has since increased to around 20, a lot of whom are also professional software developers. The Dependency suite is hosted on Github which allows easy development processes as well as allowing end-users to request new features or report bugs.<br /> <br /> == ATTENTION ==<br /> There is currently an issue with a missing cert that comes with Ruby's package manager. <br /> <br /> &lt;code&gt;--- Lich: error: Could not find a valid gem 'rest-firebase' (~&gt; 1.1.0) locally or in a repository&lt;/code&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;code&gt;Unable to download data from https://rubygems.org/ - SSL_connect returned=1 errno=0 state=SSLv3 read server certificate B: certificate verify failed&lt;/code&gt;<br /> <br /> If you see either of the two errors above when installing Lich or running Dependency for the first time please follow the instructions on the [[Lich_scripting_engine]] page to resolve the error.<br /> <br /> ==Issuing Script Commands==<br /> Just as SF or Genie uses an invoking command, period and comma respectively, Lich and therfore Dependency does as well. To invoke a Lich script you use the semicolon. An example would be &lt;code&gt;;gird&lt;/code&gt; which would then run the gird.lic script and would gird yourself with the gear listed in the script. This script, of course, would have to be written by you before you could run it, but you get the idea. Dependency uses the &lt;code&gt;;e&lt;/code&gt; command to execute some scripts. The below guide uses said formula. <br /> <br /> ==Installation==<br /> <br /> '''Do NOT trust scripts unless told to do so!''' <br /> <br /> # &lt;code&gt;;repos download dependency.lic&lt;/code&gt;<br /> #* 'dependency.lic' is the the script that will download and keep up-to-date all of the rest of our scripts<br /> #* Do NOT download any other scripts from ;repository unless someone tells you to, some of them conflict with our scripts.<br /> # &lt;code&gt;;trust dependency&lt;/code&gt;<br /> #* This lets the trusted script make files on your hard drive and download stuff from the internet - make sure you trust us before running this command<br /> # &lt;code&gt;;dependency install&lt;/code&gt;<br /> #* This downloads all of our scripts (and backs up any you had locally with the same name)<br /> #* Did this step not work? Scroll up to the ATTENTION section at the top of this page for help.<br /> #* This made a new folder called profiles inside the script directory and copied in some default character profiles<br /> #* Profiles holds a collection of YAML files.<br /> #* See Introduction-to-Character-Settings for more information on what YAML files are.<br /> # Dependency is now set up and has downloaded all of our scripts, you do not need to use ;repos to access any of our scripts, and you won't need to ;trust any other scripts.<br /> # We have some sample config files in the &lt;code&gt;Lich/scripts/profiles/&lt;/code&gt; directory, the same location as base.yaml. Make sure to rename the file to match your character if you'd like to use one:<br /> #* '''Name-setup.yaml; You MUST capitalize the first name, followed by -setup, and it must be YAML and not YML!'''<br /> #* Barbarian: SampleBarbarian-setup.yaml<br /> #* Bard: SampleBard-setup.yaml<br /> #* Cleric: SampleCleric-setup.yaml<br /> #* Empath: Selanas-setup.yaml<br /> #* Moon Mage: SampleMoonMage-setup.yaml<br /> #* Necromancer: Sorjen-setup.yaml<br /> #* Paladin: SamplePaladin-setup.yaml<br /> #* Ranger: SampleRanger-setup.yaml<br /> #* Thief: SampleThief-setup.yaml<br /> #* Trader: Cidemon-setup.yaml<br /> #* Warrior Mage: SampleWarriorMage-setup.yaml<br /> # You'll probably want to add some scripts you download to run automatically when you log in<br /> #* &lt;code&gt;;e autostart('script-name')&lt;/code&gt; Automatically starts the script for ALL of your characters.<br /> #* &lt;code&gt;;e autostart('script-name', false)&lt;/code&gt; Automatically starts the script for ONLY that character.<br /> #* &lt;code&gt;;e echo(list_autostarts)&lt;/code&gt; Shows all the scripts for your character which will automatically start.<br /> #* &lt;code&gt;;e stop_autostart('script-name')&lt;/code&gt; Removes the autostarting script for the character.<br /> To start, enter the following:<br /> #* &lt;code&gt;;e use_lich_fork&lt;/code&gt;<br /> #* &lt;code&gt;;e autostart(['drinfomon', 'skill-recorder', 'spellmonitor', 'roomnumbers', 'lnet'])&lt;/code&gt; Autostart several scripts at once.<br /> #* And then restart dependency by typing &lt;code&gt;;k dependency&lt;/code&gt; and &lt;code&gt;;dependency&lt;/code&gt;</div>

JAYRYANWARMAGE https://elanthipedia.play.net/index.php?title=Lich_scripting_engine&diff=466334 2017-03-25T17:41:32Z

<p>JAYRYANWARMAGE: /* Note */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> == Understanding Lich ==<br /> Welcome to Lich! The Lich Engine (Lich) is a Ruby-based scripting engine which was originally designed for the Simutronic’s Game Gemstone. The foundation of Lich is such that it provides a means to automate the gameplay through use of scripts written in the Ruby programming language. Lich is not a Front End (FE), it is a scripting engine that hooks into an FE and communicates through it with the Simutronic’s servers. Currently, the most widely used FE’s for DR with Lich are Wizard, Storm Front, Genie, Profanity, and Frostbite. Some work right out of the box while others require a bit of tweaking, but all have been used successfully for a long time. <br /> The base Lich install supports the use of the go2 command, which works just like Genies’ goto. Mapping is supported by the narost script. Narost loads a Ruby-based window that provides a point and click map for traversing around Elanthia. Narost was named after Gemstone’s original mapper, Tsoran (it’s his name backward). Go2 and the narost map database are updated frequently. <br /> <br /> This is the foundation of Lich. You can write scripts in Ruby, and place them in the Lich/scripts folder and access them in-game using the semicolon command. Let’s say you write a simple script that removed all your armor and you named it removearmor.lic. You would then use the command “;removearmor” in-game to invoke that script and run it. As you can see, this is very similar to how Genie or SF scripts work with the comma and period invoking. You have access to making all your own scripts by converting SF/Genie scripts to Ruby, etc. <br /> <br /> === Note ===<br /> Many users utilize Lich as simply a game-wide chat room for discussion and to get help, while others utilize the Lich-based software suite '''Dependency''' for all their scripting needs. '''Dependency''' is basically interchangeable with '''Lich''', but they are in fact two separate things. Please check out the [[Dependency]] page for more details regarding its use.<br /> <br /> == Setting Up ==<br /> <br /> Basic Lich instructions are found here[https://lichproject.org/download.html#win_storm_wiz_lich].<br /> <br /> === Solving RubyGems Error ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Sometimes when installing you can run across issues where a RubyGem error will pop up, for example:<br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;code&gt;--- Lich: error: Could not find a valid gem 'rest-firebase' (~&gt; 1.1.0) locally or in a repository&lt;/code&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;code&gt;Unable to download data from https://rubygems.org/ - SSL_connect returned=1 errno=0 state=SSLv3 read server certificate B: certificate verify failed&lt;/code&gt;<br /> <br /> <br /> '''To fix this error:''' <br /> <br /> * Open up a cmd prompt (WIN_KEY + R, type &lt;code&gt;cmd&lt;/code&gt;, press enter)<br /> * Type &lt;code&gt; cd c:\ruby200\bin&lt;/code&gt; to navigate to c:\ruby200\bin<br /> * Run &lt;code&gt; gem which rubygems&lt;/code&gt; to see which directory rubygems is installed in.<br /> <br /> === Example, your location may vary! ===<br /> [[File:Example_rubygem_error.png]]<br /> <br /> * Navigate to the correct directory, and then into the rubygems\ssl_certs folder.<br /> <br /> '''EXAMPLE:''' &lt;code&gt; C:\YourCorrectPath\rubygems\ssl &lt;/code&gt;<br /> <br /> [[File:Example_ruby_gem_loc.png]]<br /> <br /> <br /> * Obtain the certificate file GlobalSignRootCA.pem [https://raw.githubusercontent.com/rubygems/rubygems/master/lib/rubygems/ssl_certs/index.rubygems.org/GlobalSignRootCA.pem](right click-&gt;save as) to the ssl_certs folder you located above. '''Make sure it's saved as a .pem file, not a .txt file.'''<br /> * Run Lich.<br /> <br /> == Scripting Example ==<br /> <br /> In the basic script below, once every 10 seconds we check if the spell Regenerate is up, if it isn't, we recast it.<br /> <br /> &lt;code&gt;<br /> loop do<br /> if DRSpells.active_spells['Regenerate'].to_i &lt;=0<br /> stop_script('magic') if Script.running?('magic')<br /> fput('prep regen')<br /> waitcastrt?<br /> fput('cast')<br /> end<br /> pause 10<br /> end<br /> &lt;/code&gt;<br /> <br /> == External Ruby Help ==</div>

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<p>JAYRYANWARMAGE: /* Installation */</p> <hr /> <div>== Understanding Dependency ==<br /> Dependency, or what most people refer to as Lich, is an Open Source software suite that uses the Lich Engine to automate Dragonrealms gameplay. It is important to note that Dependency is NOT a converted software suite from Gemstone, but rather it is a completely new design built exclusively for the game Dragonrealms. It originated from the minds of two professional developers and has since increased to around 20, most of whom are also professional developers. The Dependency suite is hosted on Github which allows easy development processes as well as allowing end-users to request new features or report bugs.<br /> <br /> == ATTENTION ==<br /> There is currently an issue with a missing cert that comes with Ruby's package manager. <br /> <br /> &lt;code&gt;--- Lich: error: Could not find a valid gem 'rest-firebase' (~&gt; 1.1.0) locally or in a repository&lt;/code&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;code&gt;Unable to download data from https://rubygems.org/ - SSL_connect returned=1 errno=0 state=SSLv3 read server certificate B: certificate verify failed&lt;/code&gt;<br /> <br /> If you see either of the two errors above when installing Lich or running Dependency for the first time please follow the instructions on the [[Lich_scripting_engine]] page to resolve the error.<br /> <br /> ==Issuing Script Commands==<br /> Just as SF or Genie uses an invoking command, period and comma respectively, Lich and therfore Dependency does as well. To invoke a Lich script you use the semicolon. An example would be &lt;code&gt;;gird&lt;/code&gt; which would then run the gird.lic script and would gird yourself with the gear listed in the script. This script, of course, would have to be written by you before you could run it, but you get the idea. Dependency uses the &lt;code&gt;;e&lt;/code&gt; command to execute some scripts. The below guide uses said formula. <br /> <br /> ==Installation==<br /> <br /> '''Do NOT trust scripts unless told to do so!''' <br /> <br /> # &lt;code&gt;;repos download dependency.lic&lt;/code&gt;<br /> #* 'dependency.lic' is the the script that will download and keep up-to-date all of the rest of our scripts<br /> #* Do NOT download any other scripts from ;repository unless someone tells you to, some of them conflict with our scripts.<br /> # &lt;code&gt;;trust dependency&lt;/code&gt;<br /> #* This lets the trusted script make files on your hard drive and download stuff from the internet - make sure you trust us before running this command<br /> # &lt;code&gt;;dependency install&lt;/code&gt;<br /> #* This downloads all of our scripts (and backs up any you had locally with the same name)<br /> #* Did this step not work? Scroll up to the ATTENTION section at the top of this page for help.<br /> #* This made a new folder called profiles inside the script directory and copied in some default character profiles<br /> #* Profiles holds a collection of YAML files.<br /> #* See Introduction-to-Character-Settings for more information on what YAML files are.<br /> # Dependency is now set up and has downloaded all of our scripts, you do not need to use ;repos to access any of our scripts, and you won't need to ;trust any other scripts.<br /> # We have some sample config files in the &lt;code&gt;Lich/scripts/profiles/&lt;/code&gt; directory, the same location as base.yaml. Make sure to rename the file to match your character if you'd like to use one:<br /> #* '''Name-setup.yaml; You MUST capitalize the first name, followed by -setup, and it must be YAML and not YML!'''<br /> #* Barbarian: SampleBarbarian-setup.yaml<br /> #* Bard: SampleBard-setup.yaml<br /> #* Cleric: SampleCleric-setup.yaml<br /> #* Empath: Selanas-setup.yaml<br /> #* Moon Mage: SampleMoonMage-setup.yaml<br /> #* Necromancer: Aevul-setup.yaml<br /> #* Paladin: SamplePaladin-setup.yaml<br /> #* Ranger: SampleRanger-setup.yaml<br /> #* Thief: SampleThief-setup.yaml<br /> #* Trader: Cidemon-setup.yaml<br /> #* Warrior Mage: SampleWarriorMage-setup.yaml<br /> # You'll probably want to add some scripts you download to run automatically when you log in<br /> #* &lt;code&gt;;e autostart('script-name')&lt;/code&gt; Automatically starts the script for ALL of your characters.<br /> #* &lt;code&gt;;e autostart('script-name', false)&lt;/code&gt; Automatically starts the script for ONLY that character.<br /> #* &lt;code&gt;;e echo(list_autostarts)&lt;/code&gt; Shows all the scripts for your character which will automatically start.<br /> #* &lt;code&gt;;e stop_autostart('script-name')&lt;/code&gt; Removes the autostarting script for the character.<br /> #* &lt;code&gt;;e autostart(['drinfomon', 'common', 'spellmonitor'])&lt;/code&gt; Autostart several scripts at once.</div>

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<p>JAYRYANWARMAGE: /* Understanding Dependency */</p> <hr /> <div>== Understanding Dependency ==<br /> Dependency, or what most people refer to as Lich, is an Open Source software suite that uses the Lich Engine to automate Dragonrealms gameplay. It is important to note that Dependency is NOT a converted software suite from Gemstone, but rather it is a completely new design built exclusively for the game Dragonrealms. It originated from the minds of two professional developers and has since increased to around 20, most of whom are also professional developers. The Dependency suite is hosted on Github which allows easy development processes as well as allowing end-users to request new features or report bugs.<br /> <br /> == ATTENTION ==<br /> There is currently an issue with a missing cert that comes with Ruby's package manager. <br /> <br /> &lt;code&gt;--- Lich: error: Could not find a valid gem 'rest-firebase' (~&gt; 1.1.0) locally or in a repository&lt;/code&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;code&gt;Unable to download data from https://rubygems.org/ - SSL_connect returned=1 errno=0 state=SSLv3 read server certificate B: certificate verify failed&lt;/code&gt;<br /> <br /> If you see either of the two errors above when installing Lich or running Dependency for the first time please follow the instructions on the [[Lich_scripting_engine]] page to resolve the error.<br /> <br /> ==Issuing Script Commands==<br /> Just as SF or Genie uses an invoking command, period and comma respectively, Lich and therfore Dependency does as well. To invoke a Lich script you use the semicolon. An example would be &lt;code&gt;;gird&lt;/code&gt; which would then run the gird.lic script and would gird yourself with the gear listed in the script. This script, of course, would have to be written by you before you could run it, but you get the idea. Dependency uses the &lt;code&gt;;e&lt;/code&gt; command to execute some scripts. The below guide uses said formula. <br /> <br /> ==Installation==<br /> <br /> '''Do NOT trust scripts unless told to do so!''' <br /> <br /> # &lt;code&gt;;repos download dependency.lic&lt;/code&gt;<br /> #* 'dependency.lic' is the the script that will download and keep up-to-date all of the rest of our scripts<br /> #* Do NOT download any other scripts from ;repository unless someone tells you to, some of them conflict with our scripts.<br /> # &lt;code&gt;;trust dependency&lt;/code&gt;<br /> #* This lets the trusted script make files on your hard drive and download stuff from the internet - make sure you trust us before running this command<br /> # &lt;code&gt;;dependency install&lt;/code&gt;<br /> #* This downloads all of our scripts (and backs up any you had locally with the same name)<br /> #* Did this step not work? Scroll up to the ATTENTION section at the top of this page for help.<br /> #* This made a new folder called profiles inside the script directory and copied in some default character profiles<br /> #* Profiles holds a collection of YAML files.<br /> #* See Introduction-to-Character-Settings for more information on what YAML files are.<br /> # Dependency is now set up and has downloaded all of our scripts, you do not need to use ;repos to access any of our scripts, and you won't need to ;trust any other scripts.<br /> # We have some sample config files in the &lt;code&gt;Lich/scripts/profiles/&lt;/code&gt; directory, the same location as base.yaml. Make sure to rename the file to match your character if you'd like to use one:<br /> #* '''Name-setup.yaml; You MUST capitalize the first name, followed by -setup, and it must be YAML and not YML!'''<br /> #* Barbarian: SampleBarbarian-setup.yaml<br /> #* Bard: SampleBard-setup.yaml<br /> #* Cleric: SampleCleric-setup.yaml<br /> #* Empath: Selanas-setup.yaml<br /> #* Moon Mage: SampleMoonMage-setup.yaml<br /> #* Necromancer: Aevul-setup.yaml<br /> #* Paladin: SamplePaladin-setup.yaml<br /> #* Ranger: SampleRanger-setup.yaml<br /> #* Thief: SampleThief-setup.yaml<br /> #* Trader: Cidemon-setup.yaml<br /> #* Warrior Mage: SampleWarriorMage-setup.yaml<br /> # You'll probably want to add some scripts you download to run automatically when you log in<br /> #* &lt;code&gt;;e autostart('script-name')&lt;/code&gt; will start it for all of your characters<br /> #* &lt;code&gt;;e autostart('script-name', false)&lt;/code&gt; will start it for only this character<br /> #* &lt;code&gt;;e echo(list_autostarts)&lt;/code&gt; will show you the files being autostarted on a given character<br /> #* &lt;code&gt;;e stop_autostart('script-name')&lt;/code&gt; will remove an autostarted file from the list<br /> #* &lt;code&gt;;e autostart(['drinfomon', 'common', 'spellmonitor'])&lt;/code&gt; to add many scripts at once</div>

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<p>JAYRYANWARMAGE: </p> <hr /> <div>== Understanding Dependency ==<br /> Dependency, or what most people refer to as Lich, is an Open Source software suite that uses the Lich Engine to automate the Dragonrealms gameplay. It is important to note that Dependency is NOT a converted software suite from Gemstone, but rather it is a completely new design built exclusively for the game Dragonrealms. It originated from the minds of two professional developers and has since increased to around 20, most of whom are also professional developers. The Dependency suite is hosted on Github which allows easy development processes as well as allowing end-users to request new features or report bugs.<br /> <br /> == ATTENTION ==<br /> There is currently an issue with a missing cert that comes with Ruby's package manager. <br /> <br /> &lt;code&gt;--- Lich: error: Could not find a valid gem 'rest-firebase' (~&gt; 1.1.0) locally or in a repository&lt;/code&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;code&gt;Unable to download data from https://rubygems.org/ - SSL_connect returned=1 errno=0 state=SSLv3 read server certificate B: certificate verify failed&lt;/code&gt;<br /> <br /> If you see either of the two errors above when installing Lich or running Dependency for the first time please follow the instructions on the [[Lich_scripting_engine]] page to resolve the error.<br /> <br /> ==Issuing Script Commands==<br /> Just as SF or Genie uses an invoking command, period and comma respectively, Lich and therfore Dependency does as well. To invoke a Lich script you use the semicolon. An example would be &lt;code&gt;;gird&lt;/code&gt; which would then run the gird.lic script and would gird yourself with the gear listed in the script. This script, of course, would have to be written by you before you could run it, but you get the idea. Dependency uses the &lt;code&gt;;e&lt;/code&gt; command to execute some scripts. The below guide uses said formula. <br /> <br /> ==Installation==<br /> <br /> '''Do NOT trust scripts unless told to do so!''' <br /> <br /> # &lt;code&gt;;repos download dependency.lic&lt;/code&gt;<br /> #* 'dependency.lic' is the the script that will download and keep up-to-date all of the rest of our scripts<br /> #* Do NOT download any other scripts from ;repository unless someone tells you to, some of them conflict with our scripts.<br /> # &lt;code&gt;;trust dependency&lt;/code&gt;<br /> #* This lets the trusted script make files on your hard drive and download stuff from the internet - make sure you trust us before running this command<br /> # &lt;code&gt;;dependency install&lt;/code&gt;<br /> #* This downloads all of our scripts (and backs up any you had locally with the same name)<br /> #* Did this step not work? Scroll up to the ATTENTION section at the top of this page for help.<br /> #* This made a new folder called profiles inside the script directory and copied in some default character profiles<br /> #* Profiles holds a collection of YAML files.<br /> #* See Introduction-to-Character-Settings for more information on what YAML files are.<br /> # Dependency is now set up and has downloaded all of our scripts, you do not need to use ;repos to access any of our scripts, and you won't need to ;trust any other scripts.<br /> # We have some sample config files in the &lt;code&gt;Lich/scripts/profiles/&lt;/code&gt; directory, the same location as base.yaml. Make sure to rename the file to match your character if you'd like to use one:<br /> #* '''Name-setup.yaml; You MUST capitalize the first name, followed by -setup, and it must be YAML and not YML!'''<br /> #* Barbarian: SampleBarbarian-setup.yaml<br /> #* Bard: SampleBard-setup.yaml<br /> #* Cleric: SampleCleric-setup.yaml<br /> #* Empath: Selanas-setup.yaml<br /> #* Moon Mage: SampleMoonMage-setup.yaml<br /> #* Necromancer: Aevul-setup.yaml<br /> #* Paladin: SamplePaladin-setup.yaml<br /> #* Ranger: SampleRanger-setup.yaml<br /> #* Thief: SampleThief-setup.yaml<br /> #* Trader: Cidemon-setup.yaml<br /> #* Warrior Mage: SampleWarriorMage-setup.yaml<br /> # You'll probably want to add some scripts you download to run automatically when you log in<br /> #* &lt;code&gt;;e autostart('script-name')&lt;/code&gt; will start it for all of your characters<br /> #* &lt;code&gt;;e autostart('script-name', false)&lt;/code&gt; will start it for only this character<br /> #* &lt;code&gt;;e echo(list_autostarts)&lt;/code&gt; will show you the files being autostarted on a given character<br /> #* &lt;code&gt;;e stop_autostart('script-name')&lt;/code&gt; will remove an autostarted file from the list<br /> #* &lt;code&gt;;e autostart(['drinfomon', 'common', 'spellmonitor'])&lt;/code&gt; to add many scripts at once</div>

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<p>JAYRYANWARMAGE: /* Installation */</p> <hr /> <div>== Understanding Dependency ==<br /> Now that you understand the basic concept of the Lich Engine, we’ll discuss Dependency. Dependency, or what most people refer to as Lich, is an Open Source software suite that uses the Lich Engine to automate the Dragonrealms gameplay. It is important to note that Dependency is NOT a converted software suite from Gemstone, but rather it is a completely new design built exclusively for the game Dragonrealms. It originated from the minds of two professional developers and has since increased to around 20, most of whom are also professional developers. The Dependency suite is hosted on Github which allows easy development processes as well as allowing end-users to request new features or report bugs.<br /> <br /> == ATTENTION ==<br /> There is currently an issue with a missing cert that comes with Ruby's package manager. <br /> <br /> &lt;code&gt;--- Lich: error: Could not find a valid gem 'rest-firebase' (~&gt; 1.1.0) locally or in a repository&lt;/code&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;code&gt;Unable to download data from https://rubygems.org/ - SSL_connect returned=1 errno=0 state=SSLv3 read server certificate B: certificate verify failed&lt;/code&gt;<br /> <br /> If you see either of the two errors above when installing Lich or running Dependency for the first time please follow the instructions on the [[Lich_scripting_engine]] page to resolve the error.<br /> <br /> ==Issuing Script Commands==<br /> Just as SF or Genie uses an invoking command, period and comma respectively, Lich and therfore Dependency does as well. To invoke a Lich script you use the semicolon. An example would be &lt;code&gt;;gird&lt;/code&gt; which would then run the gird.lic script and would gird yourself with the gear listed in the script. This script, of course, would have to be written by you before you could run it, but you get the idea. Dependency uses the &lt;code&gt;;e&lt;/code&gt; command to execute some scripts. The below guide uses said formula. <br /> <br /> ==Installation==<br /> <br /> '''Do NOT trust scripts unless told to do so!''' <br /> <br /> # &lt;code&gt;;repos download dependency.lic&lt;/code&gt;<br /> #* 'dependency.lic' is the the script that will download and keep up-to-date all of the rest of our scripts<br /> #* Do NOT download any other scripts from ;repository unless someone tells you to, some of them conflict with our scripts.<br /> # &lt;code&gt;;trust dependency&lt;/code&gt;<br /> #* This lets the trusted script make files on your hard drive and download stuff from the internet - make sure you trust us before running this command<br /> # &lt;code&gt;;dependency install&lt;/code&gt;<br /> #* This downloads all of our scripts (and backs up any you had locally with the same name)<br /> #* Did this step not work? Scroll up to the ATTENTION section at the top of this page for help.<br /> #* This made a new folder called profiles inside the script directory and copied in some default character profiles<br /> #* Profiles holds a collection of YAML files.<br /> #* See Introduction-to-Character-Settings for more information on what YAML files are.<br /> # Dependency is now set up and has downloaded all of our scripts, you do not need to use ;repos to access any of our scripts, and you won't need to ;trust any other scripts.<br /> # We have some sample config files in the &lt;code&gt;Lich/scripts/profiles/&lt;/code&gt; directory, the same location as base.yaml. Make sure to rename the file to match your character if you'd like to use one:<br /> #* '''Name-setup.yaml; You MUST capitalize the first name, followed by -setup, and it must be YAML and not YML!'''<br /> #* Barbarian: SampleBarbarian-setup.yaml<br /> #* Bard: SampleBard-setup.yaml<br /> #* Cleric: SampleCleric-setup.yaml<br /> #* Empath: Selanas-setup.yaml<br /> #* Moon Mage: SampleMoonMage-setup.yaml<br /> #* Necromancer: Aevul-setup.yaml<br /> #* Paladin: SamplePaladin-setup.yaml<br /> #* Ranger: SampleRanger-setup.yaml<br /> #* Thief: SampleThief-setup.yaml<br /> #* Trader: Cidemon-setup.yaml<br /> #* Warrior Mage: SampleWarriorMage-setup.yaml<br /> # You'll probably want to add some scripts you download to run automatically when you log in<br /> #* &lt;code&gt;;e autostart('script-name')&lt;/code&gt; will start it for all of your characters<br /> #* &lt;code&gt;;e autostart('script-name', false)&lt;/code&gt; will start it for only this character<br /> #* &lt;code&gt;;e echo(list_autostarts)&lt;/code&gt; will show you the files being autostarted on a given character<br /> #* &lt;code&gt;;e stop_autostart('script-name')&lt;/code&gt; will remove an autostarted file from the list<br /> #* &lt;code&gt;;e autostart(['drinfomon', 'common', 'spellmonitor'])&lt;/code&gt; to add many scripts at once</div>

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<p>JAYRYANWARMAGE: /* Installation */</p> <hr /> <div>== Understanding Dependency ==<br /> Now that you understand the basic concept of the Lich Engine, we’ll discuss Dependency. Dependency, or what most people refer to as Lich, is an Open Source software suite that uses the Lich Engine to automate the Dragonrealms gameplay. It is important to note that Dependency is NOT a converted software suite from Gemstone, but rather it is a completely new design built exclusively for the game Dragonrealms. It originated from the minds of two professional developers and has since increased to around 20, most of whom are also professional developers. The Dependency suite is hosted on Github which allows easy development processes as well as allowing end-users to request new features or report bugs.<br /> <br /> == ATTENTION ==<br /> There is currently an issue with a missing cert that comes with Ruby's package manager. <br /> <br /> &lt;code&gt;--- Lich: error: Could not find a valid gem 'rest-firebase' (~&gt; 1.1.0) locally or in a repository&lt;/code&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;code&gt;Unable to download data from https://rubygems.org/ - SSL_connect returned=1 errno=0 state=SSLv3 read server certificate B: certificate verify failed&lt;/code&gt;<br /> <br /> If you see either of the two errors above when installing Lich or running Dependency for the first time please follow the instructions on the [[Lich_scripting_engine]] page to resolve the error.<br /> <br /> ==Issuing Script Commands==<br /> Just as SF or Genie uses an invoking command, period and comma respectively, Lich and therfore Dependency does as well. To invoke a Lich script you use the semicolon. An example would be &lt;code&gt;;gird&lt;/code&gt; which would then run the gird.lic script and would gird yourself with the gear listed in the script. This script, of course, would have to be written by you before you could run it, but you get the idea. Dependency uses the &lt;code&gt;;e&lt;/code&gt; command to execute some scripts. The below guide uses said formula. <br /> <br /> ==Installation==<br /> <br /> '''Do NOT trust scripts unless told to do so!''' <br /> <br /> # &lt;code&gt;;repos download dependency.lic&lt;/code&gt;<br /> #* 'dependency.lic' is the the script that will download and keep up-to-date all of the rest of our scripts<br /> #* Do NOT download any other scripts from ;repository unless someone tells you to, some of them conflict with our scripts.<br /> # &lt;code&gt;;trust dependency&lt;/code&gt;<br /> #* This lets the trusted script make files on your hard drive and download stuff from the internet - make sure you trust us before running this command<br /> # &lt;code&gt;;dependency install&lt;/code&gt;<br /> #* This downloads all of our scripts (and backs up any you had locally with the same name)<br /> #* Did this step not work? Scroll up to the ATTENTION section at the top of this page for help.<br /> #* This made a new folder called profiles inside the script directory and copied in some default character profiles<br /> #* Profiles holds a collection of YAML files.<br /> #* See Introduction-to-Character-Settings for more information on what YAML files are.<br /> # Dependency is now set up and has downloaded all of our scripts, you do not need to use ;repos to access any of our scripts, and you won't need to ;trust any other scripts.<br /> # We have some sample config files in the &lt;code&gt;Lich/scripts/profiles/&lt;/code&gt; directory, the same location as base.yaml. Make sure to rename the file to match your character if you'd like to use one:<br /> #* '''(Name-setup.yaml; You MUST capitalize the first name, followed by -setup, and it must be YAML and not YML!)'''<br /> #* Barbarian: SampleBarbarian-setup.yaml<br /> #* Bard: SampleBard-setup.yaml<br /> #* Cleric: SampleCleric-setup.yaml<br /> #* Empath: Selanas-setup.yaml<br /> #* Moon Mage: SampleMoonMage-setup.yaml<br /> #* Necromancer: Aevul-setup.yaml<br /> #* Paladin: SamplePaladin-setup.yaml<br /> #* Ranger: SampleRanger-setup.yaml<br /> #* Thief: SampleThief-setup.yaml<br /> #* Trader: Cidemon-setup.yaml<br /> #* Warrior Mage: SampleWarriorMage-setup.yaml<br /> # You'll probably want to add some scripts you download to run automatically when you log in<br /> #* &lt;code&gt;;e autostart('script-name')&lt;/code&gt; will start it for all of your characters<br /> #* &lt;code&gt;;e autostart('script-name', false)&lt;/code&gt; will start it for only this character<br /> #* &lt;code&gt;;e echo(list_autostarts)&lt;/code&gt; will show you the files being autostarted on a given character<br /> #* &lt;code&gt;;e stop_autostart('script-name')&lt;/code&gt; will remove an autostarted file from the list<br /> #* &lt;code&gt;;e autostart(['drinfomon', 'common', 'spellmonitor'])&lt;/code&gt; to add many scripts at once</div>

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<p>JAYRYANWARMAGE: /* Installation */</p> <hr /> <div>== Understanding Dependency ==<br /> Now that you understand the basic concept of the Lich Engine, we’ll discuss Dependency. Dependency, or what most people refer to as Lich, is an Open Source software suite that uses the Lich Engine to automate the Dragonrealms gameplay. It is important to note that Dependency is NOT a converted software suite from Gemstone, but rather it is a completely new design built exclusively for the game Dragonrealms. It originated from the minds of two professional developers and has since increased to around 20, most of whom are also professional developers. The Dependency suite is hosted on Github which allows easy development processes as well as allowing end-users to request new features or report bugs.<br /> <br /> == ATTENTION ==<br /> There is currently an issue with a missing cert that comes with Ruby's package manager. <br /> <br /> &lt;code&gt;--- Lich: error: Could not find a valid gem 'rest-firebase' (~&gt; 1.1.0) locally or in a repository&lt;/code&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;code&gt;Unable to download data from https://rubygems.org/ - SSL_connect returned=1 errno=0 state=SSLv3 read server certificate B: certificate verify failed&lt;/code&gt;<br /> <br /> If you see either of the two errors above when installing Lich or running Dependency for the first time please follow the instructions on the [[Lich_scripting_engine]] page to resolve the error.<br /> <br /> ==Issuing Script Commands==<br /> Just as SF or Genie uses an invoking command, period and comma respectively, Lich and therfore Dependency does as well. To invoke a Lich script you use the semicolon. An example would be &lt;code&gt;;gird&lt;/code&gt; which would then run the gird.lic script and would gird yourself with the gear listed in the script. This script, of course, would have to be written by you before you could run it, but you get the idea. Dependency uses the &lt;code&gt;;e&lt;/code&gt; command to execute some scripts. The below guide uses said formula. <br /> <br /> ==Installation==<br /> <br /> '''Do NOT trust scripts unless told to do so!''' <br /> <br /> # &lt;code&gt;;repos download dependency.lic&lt;/code&gt;<br /> #* 'dependency.lic' is the the script that will download and keep up-to-date all of the rest of our scripts<br /> #* Do NOT download any other scripts from ;repository unless someone tells you to, some of them conflict with our scripts.<br /> # &lt;code&gt;;trust dependency&lt;/code&gt;<br /> #* This lets the trusted script make files on your hard drive and download stuff from the internet - make sure you trust us before running this command<br /> # &lt;code&gt;;dependency install&lt;/code&gt;<br /> #* This downloads all of our scripts (and backs up any you had locally with the same name)<br /> #* Did this step not work? Scroll up to the ATTENTION section at the top of this page for help.<br /> #* This made a new folder called profiles inside the script directory and copied in some default character profiles<br /> #* Profiles holds a collection of YAML files.<br /> #* See Introduction-to-Character-Settings for more information on what YAML files are.<br /> # Dependency is now set up and has downloaded all of our scripts, you do not need to use ;repos to access any of our scripts, and you won't need to ;trust any other scripts.<br /> # We have some sample config files in the &lt;code&gt;Lich/scripts/profiles/&lt;/code&gt; directory, the same location as base.yaml. Make sure to rename the file to match your character (Name-setup.yaml; it's important to capitalize the first name, it must include -setup, and it must be YAML and not YML!) if you'd like to use one:<br /> #* Barbarian: SampleBarbarian-setup.yaml<br /> #* Bard: SampleBard-setup.yaml<br /> #* Cleric: SampleCleric-setup.yaml<br /> #* Empath: Selanas-setup.yaml<br /> #* Moon Mage: SampleMoonMage-setup.yaml<br /> #* Necromancer: Aevul-setup.yaml<br /> #* Paladin: SamplePaladin-setup.yaml<br /> #* Ranger: SampleRanger-setup.yaml<br /> #* Thief: SampleThief-setup.yaml<br /> #* Trader: Cidemon-setup.yaml<br /> #* Warrior Mage: SampleWarriorMage-setup.yaml<br /> # You'll probably want to add some scripts you download to run automatically when you log in<br /> #* &lt;code&gt;;e autostart('script-name')&lt;/code&gt; will start it for all of your characters<br /> #* &lt;code&gt;;e autostart('script-name', false)&lt;/code&gt; will start it for only this character<br /> #* &lt;code&gt;;e echo(list_autostarts)&lt;/code&gt; will show you the files being autostarted on a given character<br /> #* &lt;code&gt;;e stop_autostart('script-name')&lt;/code&gt; will remove an autostarted file from the list<br /> #* &lt;code&gt;;e autostart(['drinfomon', 'common', 'spellmonitor'])&lt;/code&gt; to add many scripts at once</div>

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<p>JAYRYANWARMAGE: /* ATTENTION */</p> <hr /> <div>== Understanding Dependency ==<br /> Now that you understand the basic concept of the Lich Engine, we’ll discuss Dependency. Dependency, or what most people refer to as Lich, is an Open Source software suite that uses the Lich Engine to automate the Dragonrealms gameplay. It is important to note that Dependency is NOT a converted software suite from Gemstone, but rather it is a completely new design built exclusively for the game Dragonrealms. It originated from the minds of two professional developers and has since increased to around 20, most of whom are also professional developers. The Dependency suite is hosted on Github which allows easy development processes as well as allowing end-users to request new features or report bugs.<br /> <br /> == ATTENTION ==<br /> There is currently an issue with a missing cert that comes with Ruby's package manager. <br /> <br /> &lt;code&gt;--- Lich: error: Could not find a valid gem 'rest-firebase' (~&gt; 1.1.0) locally or in a repository&lt;/code&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;code&gt;Unable to download data from https://rubygems.org/ - SSL_connect returned=1 errno=0 state=SSLv3 read server certificate B: certificate verify failed&lt;/code&gt;<br /> <br /> If you see either of the two errors above when installing Lich or running Dependency for the first time please follow the instructions on the [[Lich_scripting_engine]] page to resolve the error.<br /> <br /> ==Issuing Script Commands==<br /> Just as SF or Genie uses an invoking command, period and comma respectively, Lich and therfore Dependency does as well. To invoke a Lich script you use the semicolon. An example would be &lt;code&gt;;gird&lt;/code&gt; which would then run the gird.lic script and would gird yourself with the gear listed in the script. This script, of course, would have to be written by you before you could run it, but you get the idea. Dependency uses the &lt;code&gt;;e&lt;/code&gt; command to execute some scripts. The below guide uses said formula. <br /> <br /> ==Installation==<br /> <br /> '''Do NOT trust scripts unless told to do so!''' <br /> <br /> # &lt;code&gt;;repos download dependency.lic&lt;/code&gt;<br /> #* 'dependency.lic' is the the script that will download and keep up-to-date all of the rest of our scripts<br /> #* Do NOT download any other scripts from ;repository unless someone tells you to, some of them conflict with our scripts.<br /> # &lt;code&gt;;trust dependency&lt;/code&gt;<br /> #* This lets the trusted script make files on your hard drive and download stuff from the internet - make sure you trust us before running this command<br /> # &lt;code&gt;;dependency install&lt;/code&gt;<br /> #* This downloads all of our scripts (and backs up any you had locally with the same name)<br /> #* Did this step not work? Scroll up to the ATTENTION section at the top of this page for help.<br /> #* This made a new folder called profiles inside the script directory and copied in some default character profiles<br /> #* Profiles holds a collection of YAML files.<br /> #* See Introduction-to-Character-Settings for more information on what YAML files are.<br /> # Dependency is now set up and has downloaded all of our scripts, you do not need to use ;repos to access any of our scripts, and you won't need to ;trust any other scripts.<br /> # We have some sample config files in the &lt;code&gt;Lich/scripts/profiles/&lt;/code&gt; directory, the same location as base.yaml. Make sure to rename the file to match your character if you'd like to use one:<br /> #* Barbarian: SampleBarbarian-setup.yaml<br /> #* Bard: SampleBard-setup.yaml<br /> #* Cleric: SampleCleric-setup.yaml<br /> #* Empath: Selanas-setup.yaml<br /> #* Moon Mage: SampleMoonMage-setup.yaml<br /> #* Necromancer: Aevul-setup.yaml<br /> #* Paladin: SamplePaladin-setup.yaml<br /> #* Ranger: SampleRanger-setup.yaml<br /> #* Thief: SampleThief-setup.yaml<br /> #* Trader: Cidemon-setup.yaml<br /> #* Warrior Mage: SampleWarriorMage-setup.yaml<br /> # You'll probably want to add some scripts you download to run automatically when you log in<br /> #* &lt;code&gt;;e autostart('script-name')&lt;/code&gt; will start it for all of your characters<br /> #* &lt;code&gt;;e autostart('script-name', false)&lt;/code&gt; will start it for only this character<br /> #* &lt;code&gt;;e echo(list_autostarts)&lt;/code&gt; will show you the files being autostarted on a given character<br /> #* &lt;code&gt;;e stop_autostart('script-name')&lt;/code&gt; will remove an autostarted file from the list<br /> #* &lt;code&gt;;e autostart(['drinfomon', 'common', 'spellmonitor'])&lt;/code&gt; to add many scripts at once</div>

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<p>JAYRYANWARMAGE: </p> <hr /> <div>== Understanding Dependency ==<br /> Now that you understand the basic concept of the Lich Engine, we’ll discuss Dependency. Dependency, or what most people refer to as Lich, is an Open Source software suite that uses the Lich Engine to automate the Dragonrealms gameplay. It is important to note that Dependency is NOT a converted software suite from Gemstone, but rather it is a completely new design built exclusively for the game Dragonrealms. It originated from the minds of two professional developers and has since increased to around 20, most of whom are also professional developers. The Dependency suite is hosted on Github which allows easy development processes as well as allowing end-users to request new features or report bugs.<br /> <br /> == ATTENTION ==<br /> There is currently an issue with a missing cert that comes with Ruby's package manager. <br /> <br /> &lt;code&gt;--- Lich: error: Could not find a valid gem 'rest-firebase' (~&gt; 1.1.0) locally or in a repository&lt;/code&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;code&gt;Unable to download data from https://rubygems.org/ - SSL_connect returned=1 errno=0 state=SSLv3 read server certificate B: certificate verify failed&lt;/code&gt;<br /> <br /> If you see either of the following two errors when installing lich or running dependency for the first time please follow the instructions on the [[Lich_scripting_engine]] page to resolve the error.<br /> <br /> ==Issuing Script Commands==<br /> Just as SF or Genie uses an invoking command, period and comma respectively, Lich and therfore Dependency does as well. To invoke a Lich script you use the semicolon. An example would be &lt;code&gt;;gird&lt;/code&gt; which would then run the gird.lic script and would gird yourself with the gear listed in the script. This script, of course, would have to be written by you before you could run it, but you get the idea. Dependency uses the &lt;code&gt;;e&lt;/code&gt; command to execute some scripts. The below guide uses said formula. <br /> <br /> ==Installation==<br /> <br /> '''Do NOT trust scripts unless told to do so!''' <br /> <br /> # &lt;code&gt;;repos download dependency.lic&lt;/code&gt;<br /> #* 'dependency.lic' is the the script that will download and keep up-to-date all of the rest of our scripts<br /> #* Do NOT download any other scripts from ;repository unless someone tells you to, some of them conflict with our scripts.<br /> # &lt;code&gt;;trust dependency&lt;/code&gt;<br /> #* This lets the trusted script make files on your hard drive and download stuff from the internet - make sure you trust us before running this command<br /> # &lt;code&gt;;dependency install&lt;/code&gt;<br /> #* This downloads all of our scripts (and backs up any you had locally with the same name)<br /> #* Did this step not work? Scroll up to the ATTENTION section at the top of this page for help.<br /> #* This made a new folder called profiles inside the script directory and copied in some default character profiles<br /> #* Profiles holds a collection of YAML files.<br /> #* See Introduction-to-Character-Settings for more information on what YAML files are.<br /> # Dependency is now set up and has downloaded all of our scripts, you do not need to use ;repos to access any of our scripts, and you won't need to ;trust any other scripts.<br /> # We have some sample config files in the &lt;code&gt;Lich/scripts/profiles/&lt;/code&gt; directory, the same location as base.yaml. Make sure to rename the file to match your character if you'd like to use one:<br /> #* Barbarian: SampleBarbarian-setup.yaml<br /> #* Bard: SampleBard-setup.yaml<br /> #* Cleric: SampleCleric-setup.yaml<br /> #* Empath: Selanas-setup.yaml<br /> #* Moon Mage: SampleMoonMage-setup.yaml<br /> #* Necromancer: Aevul-setup.yaml<br /> #* Paladin: SamplePaladin-setup.yaml<br /> #* Ranger: SampleRanger-setup.yaml<br /> #* Thief: SampleThief-setup.yaml<br /> #* Trader: Cidemon-setup.yaml<br /> #* Warrior Mage: SampleWarriorMage-setup.yaml<br /> # You'll probably want to add some scripts you download to run automatically when you log in<br /> #* &lt;code&gt;;e autostart('script-name')&lt;/code&gt; will start it for all of your characters<br /> #* &lt;code&gt;;e autostart('script-name', false)&lt;/code&gt; will start it for only this character<br /> #* &lt;code&gt;;e echo(list_autostarts)&lt;/code&gt; will show you the files being autostarted on a given character<br /> #* &lt;code&gt;;e stop_autostart('script-name')&lt;/code&gt; will remove an autostarted file from the list<br /> #* &lt;code&gt;;e autostart(['drinfomon', 'common', 'spellmonitor'])&lt;/code&gt; to add many scripts at once</div>

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<p>JAYRYANWARMAGE: /* Setting Up Dependency */</p> <hr /> <div>== Understanding Dependency ==<br /> Now that you understand the basic concept of the Lich Engine, we’ll discuss Dependency. Dependency, or what most people refer to as Lich, is an Open Source software suite that uses the Lich Engine to automate the Dragonrealms gameplay. It is important to note that Dependency is NOT a converted software suite from Gemstone, but rather it is a completely new design built exclusively for the game Dragonrealms. It originated from the minds of two professional developers and has since increased to around 20, most of whom are also professional developers. The Dependency suite is hosted on Github which allows easy development processes as well as allowing end-users to request new features or report bugs.<br /> <br /> '''Issuing Dependency Commands'''<br /> Just as SF or Genie uses an invoking command, period and comma respectively, Lich and therfore Dependency does as well. To invoke a Lich script you use the semicolon. An example would be &lt;code&gt;;gird&lt;/code&gt; which would then run the gird.lic script and would gird yourself with the gear listed in the script. This script, of course, would have to be written by you before you could run it, but you get the idea. Dependency uses the &lt;code&gt;;e&lt;/code&gt; command to execute some scripts. The below guide uses said formula. <br /> <br /> '''Installation'''<br /> <br /> '''Do NOT trust scripts unless told to do so!''' <br /> <br /> # &lt;code&gt;;repos download dependency.lic&lt;/code&gt;<br /> #* 'dependency.lic' is the the script that will download and keep up-to-date all of the rest of our scripts<br /> #* Do NOT download any other scripts from ;repository unless someone tells you to, some of them conflict with our scripts.<br /> # &lt;code&gt;;trust dependency&lt;/code&gt;<br /> #* This lets the trusted script make files on your hard drive and download stuff from the internet - make sure you trust us before running this command<br /> # &lt;code&gt;;dependency install&lt;/code&gt;<br /> #* This downloads all of our scripts (and backs up any you had locally with the same name)<br /> #* Did this step not work? Scroll up to the ATTENTION section at the top of this page for help.<br /> #* This made a new folder called profiles inside the script directory and copied in some default character profiles<br /> #* Profiles holds a collection of YAML files.<br /> #* See Introduction-to-Character-Settings for more information on what YAML files are.<br /> # Dependency is now set up and has downloaded all of our scripts, you do not need to use ;repos to access any of our scripts, and you won't need to ;trust any other scripts.<br /> # We have some sample config files in the &lt;code&gt;Lich/scripts/profiles/&lt;/code&gt; directory, the same location as base.yaml. Make sure to rename the file to match your character if you'd like to use one:<br /> #* Barbarian: SampleBarbarian-setup.yaml<br /> #* Bard: SampleBard-setup.yaml<br /> #* Cleric: SampleCleric-setup.yaml<br /> #* Empath: Selanas-setup.yaml<br /> #* Moon Mage: SampleMoonMage-setup.yaml<br /> #* Necromancer: Aevul-setup.yaml<br /> #* Paladin: SamplePaladin-setup.yaml<br /> #* Ranger: SampleRanger-setup.yaml<br /> #* Thief: SampleThief-setup.yaml<br /> #* Trader: Cidemon-setup.yaml<br /> #* Warrior Mage: SampleWarriorMage-setup.yaml<br /> # You'll probably want to add some scripts you download to run automatically when you log in<br /> #* &lt;code&gt;;e autostart('script-name')&lt;/code&gt; will start it for all of your characters<br /> #* &lt;code&gt;;e autostart('script-name', false)&lt;/code&gt; will start it for only this character<br /> #* &lt;code&gt;;e echo(list_autostarts)&lt;/code&gt; will show you the files being autostarted on a given character<br /> #* &lt;code&gt;;e stop_autostart('script-name')&lt;/code&gt; will remove an autostarted file from the list<br /> #* &lt;code&gt;;e autostart(['drinfomon', 'common', 'spellmonitor'])&lt;/code&gt; to add many scripts at once</div>

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<p>JAYRYANWARMAGE: /* Setting Up Dependency */</p> <hr /> <div>== Understanding Dependency ==<br /> Now that you understand the basic concept of the Lich Engine, we’ll discuss Dependency. Dependency, or what most people refer to as Lich, is an Open Source software suite that uses the Lich Engine to automate the Dragonrealms gameplay. It is important to note that Dependency is NOT a converted software suite from Gemstone, but rather it is a completely new design built exclusively for the game Dragonrealms. It originated from the minds of two professional developers and has since increased to around 20, most of whom are also professional developers. The Dependency suite is hosted on Github which allows easy development processes as well as allowing end-users to request new features or report bugs.<br /> <br /> == Setting Up Dependency ==<br /> <br /> '''ATTENTION'''<br /> <br /> There is currently an issue with a missing cert that comes with Ruby's package manager. <br /> <br /> &lt;code&gt;--- Lich: error: Could not find a valid gem 'rest-firebase' (~&gt; 1.1.0) locally or in a repository&lt;/code&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;code&gt;Unable to download data from https://rubygems.org/ - SSL_connect returned=1 errno=0 state=SSLv3 read server certificate B: certificate verify failed&lt;/code&gt;<br /> <br /> If you see either of the following two errors when installing lich or running dependency for the first time please follow the instructions on the [[Lich_scripting_engine]] page to resolve the error.s<br /> <br /> '''Issuing Dependency Commands'''<br /> Just as SF or Genie uses an invoking command, period and comma respectively, Lich and therfore Dependency does as well. To invoke a Lich script you use the semicolon. An example would be &lt;code&gt;;gird&lt;/code&gt; which would then run the gird.lic script and would gird yourself with the gear listed in the script. This script, of course, would have to be written by you before you could run it, but you get the idea. Dependency uses the &lt;code&gt;;e&lt;/code&gt; command to execute some scripts. The below guide uses said formula. <br /> <br /> '''Installation'''<br /> <br /> '''Do NOT trust scripts unless told to do so!''' <br /> <br /> # &lt;code&gt;;repos download dependency.lic&lt;/code&gt;<br /> #* 'dependency.lic' is the the script that will download and keep up-to-date all of the rest of our scripts<br /> #* Do NOT download any other scripts from ;repository unless someone tells you to, some of them conflict with our scripts.<br /> # &lt;code&gt;;trust dependency&lt;/code&gt;<br /> #* This lets the trusted script make files on your hard drive and download stuff from the internet - make sure you trust us before running this command<br /> # &lt;code&gt;;dependency install&lt;/code&gt;<br /> #* This downloads all of our scripts (and backs up any you had locally with the same name)<br /> #* Did this step not work? Scroll up to the ATTENTION section at the top of this page for help.<br /> #* This made a new folder called profiles inside the script directory and copied in some default character profiles<br /> #* Profiles holds a collection of YAML files.<br /> #* See Introduction-to-Character-Settings for more information on what YAML files are.<br /> # Dependency is now set up and has downloaded all of our scripts, you do not need to use ;repos to access any of our scripts, and you won't need to ;trust any other scripts.<br /> # We have some sample config files in the &lt;code&gt;Lich/scripts/profiles/&lt;/code&gt; directory, the same location as base.yaml. Make sure to rename the file to match your character if you'd like to use one:<br /> #* Barbarian: SampleBarbarian-setup.yaml<br /> #* Bard: SampleBard-setup.yaml<br /> #* Cleric: SampleCleric-setup.yaml<br /> #* Empath: Selanas-setup.yaml<br /> #* Moon Mage: SampleMoonMage-setup.yaml<br /> #* Necromancer: Aevul-setup.yaml<br /> #* Paladin: SamplePaladin-setup.yaml<br /> #* Ranger: SampleRanger-setup.yaml<br /> #* Thief: SampleThief-setup.yaml<br /> #* Trader: Cidemon-setup.yaml<br /> #* Warrior Mage: SampleWarriorMage-setup.yaml<br /> # You'll probably want to add some scripts you download to run automatically when you log in<br /> #* &lt;code&gt;;e autostart('script-name')&lt;/code&gt; will start it for all of your characters<br /> #* &lt;code&gt;;e autostart('script-name', false)&lt;/code&gt; will start it for only this character<br /> #* &lt;code&gt;;e echo(list_autostarts)&lt;/code&gt; will show you the files being autostarted on a given character<br /> #* &lt;code&gt;;e stop_autostart('script-name')&lt;/code&gt; will remove an autostarted file from the list<br /> #* &lt;code&gt;;e autostart(['drinfomon', 'common', 'spellmonitor'])&lt;/code&gt; to add many scripts at once</div>

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<p>JAYRYANWARMAGE: /* Setting Up Dependency */</p> <hr /> <div>== Understanding Dependency ==<br /> Now that you understand the basic concept of the Lich Engine, we’ll discuss Dependency. Dependency, or what most people refer to as Lich, is an Open Source software suite that uses the Lich Engine to automate the Dragonrealms gameplay. It is important to note that Dependency is NOT a converted software suite from Gemstone, but rather it is a completely new design built exclusively for the game Dragonrealms. It originated from the minds of two professional developers and has since increased to around 20, most of whom are also professional developers. The Dependency suite is hosted on Github which allows easy development processes as well as allowing end-users to request new features or report bugs.<br /> <br /> == Setting Up Dependency ==<br /> <br /> '''NOTE'''<br /> There is currently an issue with a missing cert that comes with Ruby's package manager. <br /> <br /> &lt;code&gt;--- Lich: error: Could not find a valid gem 'rest-firebase' (~&gt; 1.1.0) locally or in a repository&lt;/code&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;code&gt;Unable to download data from https://rubygems.org/ - SSL_connect returned=1 errno=0 state=SSLv3 read server certificate B: certificate verify failed&lt;/code&gt;<br /> <br /> If you see either of the following two errors when installing lich or running dependency for the first time please follow the instructions on the [[Lich_scripting_engine]] page to resolve the error.<br /> <br /> '''Issuing Depedency Commands'''<br /> Just as SF or Genie uses an invoking command, period and comma respectively, Lich and therfore Dependency does as well. To invoke a Lich script you use the semicolon. An example would be &lt;code&gt;;gird&lt;/code&gt; which would then run the gird.lic script and would gird yourself with the gear listed in the script. This script, of course, would have to be written by you before you could run it, but you get the idea. Dependency uses the &lt;code&gt;;e&lt;/code&gt; command to execute some scripts. The below guide uses said formula. <br /> <br /> '''Installation'''<br /> <br /> # &lt;code&gt;;repos download dependency.lic&lt;/code&gt;<br /> #* 'dependency.lic' is the the script that will download and keep up-to-date all of the rest of our scripts<br /> #* Do NOT download any other scripts from ;repository unless someone tells you to, some of them conflict with our scripts.<br /> # &lt;code&gt;;trust dependency&lt;/code&gt;<br /> #* This lets the trusted script make files on your hard drive and download stuff from the internet - make sure you trust us before running this command<br /> # &lt;code&gt;;dependency install&lt;/code&gt;<br /> #* This downloads all of our scripts (and backs up any you had locally with the same name)<br /> #* Did this step not work? Scroll up to the ATTENTION section at the top of this page for help.<br /> #* This made a new folder called profiles inside the script directory and copied in some default character profiles<br /> #* Profiles holds a collection of YAML files.<br /> #* See Introduction-to-Character-Settings for more information on what YAML files are.<br /> # Dependency is now set up and has downloaded all of our scripts, you do not need to use ;repos to access any of our scripts, and you won't need to ;trust any other scripts.<br /> # We have some sample config files in the &lt;code&gt;Lich/scripts/profiles/&lt;/code&gt; directory, the same location as base.yaml. Make sure to rename the file to match your character if you'd like to use one:<br /> #* Barbarian: SampleBarbarian-setup.yaml<br /> #* Bard: SampleBard-setup.yaml<br /> #* Cleric: SampleCleric-setup.yaml<br /> #* Empath: Selanas-setup.yaml<br /> #* Moon Mage: SampleMoonMage-setup.yaml<br /> #* Necromancer: Aevul-setup.yaml<br /> #* Paladin: SamplePaladin-setup.yaml<br /> #* Ranger: SampleRanger-setup.yaml<br /> #* Thief: SampleThief-setup.yaml<br /> #* Trader: Cidemon-setup.yaml<br /> #* Warrior Mage: SampleWarriorMage-setup.yaml<br /> # You'll probably want to add some scripts you download to run automatically when you log in<br /> #* &lt;code&gt;;e autostart('script-name')&lt;/code&gt; will start it for all of your characters<br /> #* &lt;code&gt;;e autostart('script-name', false)&lt;/code&gt; will start it for only this character<br /> #* &lt;code&gt;;e echo(list_autostarts)&lt;/code&gt; will show you the files being autostarted on a given character<br /> #* &lt;code&gt;;e stop_autostart('script-name')&lt;/code&gt; will remove an autostarted file from the list<br /> #* &lt;code&gt;;e autostart(['drinfomon', 'common', 'spellmonitor'])&lt;/code&gt; to add many scripts at once</div>

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<p>JAYRYANWARMAGE: /* Setting Up Dependency */</p> <hr /> <div>== Understanding Dependency ==<br /> Now that you understand the basic concept of the Lich Engine, we’ll discuss Dependency. Dependency, or what most people refer to as Lich, is an Open Source software suite that uses the Lich Engine to automate the Dragonrealms gameplay. It is important to note that Dependency is NOT a converted software suite from Gemstone, but rather it is a completely new design built exclusively for the game Dragonrealms. It originated from the minds of two professional developers and has since increased to around 20, most of whom are also professional developers. The Dependency suite is hosted on Github which allows easy development processes as well as allowing end-users to request new features or report bugs.<br /> <br /> == Setting Up Dependency ==<br /> <br /> '''NOTE'''<br /> There is currently an issue with a missing cert that comes with Ruby's package manager. <br /> <br /> &lt;code&gt;--- Lich: error: Could not find a valid gem 'rest-firebase' (~&gt; 1.1.0) locally or in a repository&lt;/code&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;code&gt;Unable to download data from https://rubygems.org/ - SSL_connect returned=1 errno=0 state=SSLv3 read server certificate B: certificate verify failed&lt;/code&gt;<br /> <br /> If you see either of the following two errors when installing lich or running dependency for the first time please follow the instructions on the [[Lich_scripting_engine]] page to resolve the error.<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Installation'''<br /> <br /> # ;repos download dependency.lic<br /> #* 'dependency.lic' is the the script that will download and keep up-to-date all of the rest of our scripts<br /> #* Do NOT download any other scripts from ;repository unless someone tells you to, some of them conflict with our scripts.<br /> # ;trust dependency<br /> #* This lets the trusted script make files on your hard drive and download stuff from the internet - make sure you trust us before running this command<br /> # ;dependency install<br /> #* This downloads all of our scripts (and backs up any you had locally with the same name)<br /> #* Did this step not work? Scroll up to the ATTENTION section at the top of this page for help.<br /> #* This made a new folder called profiles inside the script directory and copied in some default character profiles<br /> #* Profiles holds a collection of YAML files.<br /> #* See Introduction-to-Character-Settings for more information on what YAML files are.<br /> # Dependency is now set up and has downloaded all of our scripts, you do not need to use ;repos to access any of our scripts, and you won't need to ;trust any other scripts.<br /> # We have some sample config files in the Lich/scripts/profiles/ directory, the same location as base.yaml. Make sure to rename the file to match your character if you'd like to use one:<br /> #* Barbarian: SampleBarbarian-setup.yaml<br /> #* Bard: SampleBard-setup.yaml<br /> #* Cleric: SampleCleric-setup.yaml<br /> #* Empath: Selanas-setup.yaml<br /> #* Moon Mage: SampleMoonMage-setup.yaml<br /> #* Necromancer: Aevul-setup.yaml<br /> #* Paladin: SamplePaladin-setup.yaml<br /> #* Ranger: SampleRanger-setup.yaml<br /> #* Thief: SampleThief-setup.yaml<br /> #* Trader: Cidemon-setup.yaml<br /> #* Warrior Mage: SampleWarriorMage-setup.yaml<br /> # You'll probably want to add some scripts you download to run automatically when you log in<br /> #* ;e autostart('script-name') will start it for all of your characters<br /> #* ;e autostart('script-name', false) will start it for only this character<br /> #* ;e echo(list_autostarts) will show you the files being autostarted on a given character<br /> #* ;e stop_autostart('script-name') will remove an autostarted file from the list<br /> #* ;e autostart(['drinfomon', 'common', 'spellmonitor']) to add many scripts at once</div>

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<p>JAYRYANWARMAGE: </p> <hr /> <div>== Understanding Dependency ==<br /> Now that you understand the basic concept of the Lich Engine, we’ll discuss Dependency. Dependency, or what most people refer to as Lich, is an Open Source software suite that uses the Lich Engine to automate the Dragonrealms gameplay. It is important to note that Dependency is NOT a converted software suite from Gemstone, but rather it is a completely new design built exclusively for the game Dragonrealms. It originated from the minds of two professional developers and has since increased to around 20, most of whom are also professional developers. The Dependency suite is hosted on Github which allows easy development processes as well as allowing end-users to request new features or report bugs.<br /> <br /> == Setting Up Dependency ==<br /> <br /> === NOTE ===<br /> There is currently an issue with a missing cert that comes with Ruby's package manager. If you see either of the following two errors when installing lich or running dependency for the first time please follow the instructions on the [[Lich_scripting_engine]] page to resolve the error.<br /> <br /> &lt;code&gt;--- Lich: error: Could not find a valid gem 'rest-firebase' (~&gt; 1.1.0) locally or in a repository&lt;/code&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;code&gt;Unable to download data from https://rubygems.org/ - SSL_connect returned=1 errno=0 state=SSLv3 read server certificate B: certificate verify failed&lt;/code&gt;</div>

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<p>JAYRYANWARMAGE: /* Scripting Example */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> == Understanding Lich ==<br /> Welcome to Lich! The Lich Engine (Lich) is a Ruby-based scripting engine which was originally designed for the Simutronic’s Game Gemstone. The foundation of Lich is such that it provides a means to automate the gameplay through use of scripts written in the Ruby programming language. Lich is not a Front End (FE), it is a scripting engine that hooks into an FE and communicates through it with the Simutronic’s servers. Currently, the most widely used FE’s for DR with Lich are Wizard, Storm Front, Genie, Profanity, and Frostbite. Some work right out of the box while others require a bit of tweaking, but all have been used successfully for a long time. <br /> The base Lich install supports the use of the go2 command, which works just like Genies’ goto. Mapping is supported by the narost script. Narost loads a Ruby-based window that provides a point and click map for traversing around Elanthia. Narost was named after Gemstone’s original mapper, Tsoran (it’s his name backward). Go2 and the narost map database are updated frequently. <br /> <br /> This is the foundation of Lich. You can write scripts in Ruby, and place them in the Lich/scripts folder and access them in-game using the semicolon command. Let’s say you write a simple script that removed all your armor and you named it removearmor.lic. You would then use the command “;removearmor” in-game to invoke that script and run it. As you can see, this is very similar to how Genie or SF scripts work with the comma and period invoking. You have access to making all your own scripts by converting SF/Genie scripts to Ruby, etc. <br /> <br /> === Note ===<br /> Many users utilize Lich it as simply a chat room for discussion and to get help, while others utilize the Lich-based software suite '''Dependency''' for all their scripting needs. '''Dependency''' is basically interchangeable with '''Lich''', but they are in fact two separate things. Please check out the [[Dependency]] page for more details regarding its use.<br /> <br /> == Setting Up ==<br /> <br /> Basic Lich instructions are found here[https://lichproject.org/download.html#win_storm_wiz_lich].<br /> <br /> === Solving RubyGems Error ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Sometimes when installing you can run across issues where a RubyGem error will pop up, for example:<br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;code&gt;--- Lich: error: Could not find a valid gem 'rest-firebase' (~&gt; 1.1.0) locally or in a repository&lt;/code&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;code&gt;Unable to download data from https://rubygems.org/ - SSL_connect returned=1 errno=0 state=SSLv3 read server certificate B: certificate verify failed&lt;/code&gt;<br /> <br /> <br /> '''To fix this error:''' <br /> <br /> * Open up a cmd prompt (WIN_KEY + R, type &lt;code&gt;cmd&lt;/code&gt;, press enter)<br /> * Type &lt;code&gt; cd c:\ruby200\bin&lt;/code&gt; to navigate to c:\ruby200\bin<br /> * Run &lt;code&gt; gem which rubygems&lt;/code&gt; to see which directory rubygems is installed in.<br /> <br /> === Example, your location may vary! ===<br /> [[File:Example_rubygem_error.png]]<br /> <br /> * Navigate to the correct directory, and then into the rubygems\ssl_certs folder.<br /> <br /> '''EXAMPLE:''' &lt;code&gt; C:\YourCorrectPath\rubygems\ssl &lt;/code&gt;<br /> <br /> [[File:Example_ruby_gem_loc.png]]<br /> <br /> <br /> * Obtain the certificate file GlobalSignRootCA.pem [https://raw.githubusercontent.com/rubygems/rubygems/master/lib/rubygems/ssl_certs/index.rubygems.org/GlobalSignRootCA.pem](right click-&gt;save as) to the ssl_certs folder you located above. '''Make sure it's saved as a .pem file, not a .txt file.'''<br /> * Run Lich.<br /> <br /> == Scripting Example ==<br /> <br /> In the basic script below, once every 10 seconds we check if the spell Regenerate is up, if it isn't, we recast it.<br /> <br /> &lt;code&gt;<br /> loop do<br /> if DRSpells.active_spells['Regenerate'].to_i &lt;=0<br /> stop_script('magic') if Script.running?('magic')<br /> fput('prep regen')<br /> waitcastrt?<br /> fput('cast')<br /> end<br /> pause 10<br /> end<br /> &lt;/code&gt;<br /> <br /> == External Ruby Help ==</div>

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<p>JAYRYANWARMAGE: /* Setting Up */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> == Understanding Lich ==<br /> Welcome to Lich! The Lich Engine (Lich) is a Ruby-based scripting engine which was originally designed for the Simutronic’s Game Gemstone. The foundation of Lich is such that it provides a means to automate the gameplay through use of scripts written in the Ruby programming language. Lich is not a Front End (FE), it is a scripting engine that hooks into an FE and communicates through it with the Simutronic’s servers. Currently, the most widely used FE’s for DR with Lich are Wizard, Storm Front, Genie, Profanity, and Frostbite. Some work right out of the box while others require a bit of tweaking, but all have been used successfully for a long time. <br /> The base Lich install supports the use of the go2 command, which works just like Genies’ goto. Mapping is supported by the narost script. Narost loads a Ruby-based window that provides a point and click map for traversing around Elanthia. Narost was named after Gemstone’s original mapper, Tsoran (it’s his name backward). Go2 and the narost map database are updated frequently. <br /> <br /> This is the foundation of Lich. You can write scripts in Ruby, and place them in the Lich/scripts folder and access them in-game using the semicolon command. Let’s say you write a simple script that removed all your armor and you named it removearmor.lic. You would then use the command “;removearmor” in-game to invoke that script and run it. As you can see, this is very similar to how Genie or SF scripts work with the comma and period invoking. You have access to making all your own scripts by converting SF/Genie scripts to Ruby, etc. <br /> <br /> === Note ===<br /> Many users utilize Lich it as simply a chat room for discussion and to get help, while others utilize the Lich-based software suite '''Dependency''' for all their scripting needs. '''Dependency''' is basically interchangeable with '''Lich''', but they are in fact two separate things. Please check out the [[Dependency]] page for more details regarding its use.<br /> <br /> == Setting Up ==<br /> <br /> Basic Lich instructions are found here[https://lichproject.org/download.html#win_storm_wiz_lich].<br /> <br /> === Solving RubyGems Error ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Sometimes when installing you can run across issues where a RubyGem error will pop up, for example:<br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;code&gt;--- Lich: error: Could not find a valid gem 'rest-firebase' (~&gt; 1.1.0) locally or in a repository&lt;/code&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;code&gt;Unable to download data from https://rubygems.org/ - SSL_connect returned=1 errno=0 state=SSLv3 read server certificate B: certificate verify failed&lt;/code&gt;<br /> <br /> <br /> '''To fix this error:''' <br /> <br /> * Open up a cmd prompt (WIN_KEY + R, type &lt;code&gt;cmd&lt;/code&gt;, press enter)<br /> * Type &lt;code&gt; cd c:\ruby200\bin&lt;/code&gt; to navigate to c:\ruby200\bin<br /> * Run &lt;code&gt; gem which rubygems&lt;/code&gt; to see which directory rubygems is installed in.<br /> <br /> === Example, your location may vary! ===<br /> [[File:Example_rubygem_error.png]]<br /> <br /> * Navigate to the correct directory, and then into the rubygems\ssl_certs folder.<br /> <br /> '''EXAMPLE:''' &lt;code&gt; C:\YourCorrectPath\rubygems\ssl &lt;/code&gt;<br /> <br /> [[File:Example_ruby_gem_loc.png]]<br /> <br /> <br /> * Obtain the certificate file GlobalSignRootCA.pem [https://raw.githubusercontent.com/rubygems/rubygems/master/lib/rubygems/ssl_certs/index.rubygems.org/GlobalSignRootCA.pem](right click-&gt;save as) to the ssl_certs folder you located above. '''Make sure it's saved as a .pem file, not a .txt file.'''<br /> * Run Lich.<br /> <br /> == Scripting Example ==<br /> <br /> == External Ruby Help ==</div>

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<p>JAYRYANWARMAGE: /* Setting Up */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> == Understanding Lich ==<br /> Welcome to Lich! The Lich Engine (Lich) is a Ruby-based scripting engine which was originally designed for the Simutronic’s Game Gemstone. The foundation of Lich is such that it provides a means to automate the gameplay through use of scripts written in the Ruby programming language. Lich is not a Front End (FE), it is a scripting engine that hooks into an FE and communicates through it with the Simutronic’s servers. Currently, the most widely used FE’s for DR with Lich are Wizard, Storm Front, Genie, Profanity, and Frostbite. Some work right out of the box while others require a bit of tweaking, but all have been used successfully for a long time. <br /> The base Lich install supports the use of the go2 command, which works just like Genies’ goto. Mapping is supported by the narost script. Narost loads a Ruby-based window that provides a point and click map for traversing around Elanthia. Narost was named after Gemstone’s original mapper, Tsoran (it’s his name backward). Go2 and the narost map database are updated frequently. <br /> <br /> This is the foundation of Lich. You can write scripts in Ruby, and place them in the Lich/scripts folder and access them in-game using the semicolon command. Let’s say you write a simple script that removed all your armor and you named it removearmor.lic. You would then use the command “;removearmor” in-game to invoke that script and run it. As you can see, this is very similar to how Genie or SF scripts work with the comma and period invoking. You have access to making all your own scripts by converting SF/Genie scripts to Ruby, etc. <br /> <br /> === Note ===<br /> Many users utilize Lich it as simply a chat room for discussion and to get help, while others utilize the Lich-based software suite '''Dependency''' for all their scripting needs. '''Dependency''' is basically interchangeable with '''Lich''', but they are in fact two separate things. Please check out the [[Dependency]] page for more details regarding its use.<br /> <br /> == Setting Up ==<br /> <br /> Basic Lich instructions are found here[https://lichproject.org/download.html#win_storm_wiz_lich].<br /> <br /> === Solving RubyGems Error ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Sometimes when installing you can run across issues where a RubyGem error will pop up, for example:<br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;code&gt;--- Lich: error: Could not find a valid gem 'rest-firebase' (~&gt; 1.1.0) locally or in a repository&lt;/code&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;code&gt;Unable to download data from https://rubygems.org/ - SSL_connect returned=1 errno=0 state=SSLv3 read server certificate B: certificate verify failed&lt;/code&gt;<br /> <br /> <br /> '''To fix this error:''' <br /> <br /> * Open up a cmd prompt (WIN_KEY + R, type &lt;code&gt;cmd&lt;/code&gt;, press enter)<br /> * Type &lt;code&gt; cd c:\ruby200\bin&lt;/code&gt; to navigate to c:\ruby200\bin<br /> * Run &lt;code&gt; gem which rubygems&lt;/code&gt; to see which directory rubygems is installed in.<br /> <br /> === Example, your location may vary! ===<br /> [[File:Example_rubygem_error.png]]<br /> <br /> * Navigate to the correct directory, and then into the rubygems\ssl_certs folder.<br /> <br /> '''EXAMPLE:''' &lt;code&gt; C:\YourCorrectPath\rubygems\ssl &lt;/code&gt;<br /> <br /> [[File:Example_ruby_gem_loc.png]]<br /> <br /> <br /> * Save this certificate GlobalSignRootCA.pem (right click-&gt;save as) to the ssl_certs folder you located above. Make sure it's saved as a .pem file, not a .txt file.<br /> * Run Lich.<br /> <br /> == Scripting Example ==<br /> <br /> == External Ruby Help ==</div>

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<p>JAYRYANWARMAGE: /* Setting Up */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> == Understanding Lich ==<br /> Welcome to Lich! The Lich Engine (Lich) is a Ruby-based scripting engine which was originally designed for the Simutronic’s Game Gemstone. The foundation of Lich is such that it provides a means to automate the gameplay through use of scripts written in the Ruby programming language. Lich is not a Front End (FE), it is a scripting engine that hooks into an FE and communicates through it with the Simutronic’s servers. Currently, the most widely used FE’s for DR with Lich are Wizard, Storm Front, Genie, Profanity, and Frostbite. Some work right out of the box while others require a bit of tweaking, but all have been used successfully for a long time. <br /> The base Lich install supports the use of the go2 command, which works just like Genies’ goto. Mapping is supported by the narost script. Narost loads a Ruby-based window that provides a point and click map for traversing around Elanthia. Narost was named after Gemstone’s original mapper, Tsoran (it’s his name backward). Go2 and the narost map database are updated frequently. <br /> <br /> This is the foundation of Lich. You can write scripts in Ruby, and place them in the Lich/scripts folder and access them in-game using the semicolon command. Let’s say you write a simple script that removed all your armor and you named it removearmor.lic. You would then use the command “;removearmor” in-game to invoke that script and run it. As you can see, this is very similar to how Genie or SF scripts work with the comma and period invoking. You have access to making all your own scripts by converting SF/Genie scripts to Ruby, etc. <br /> <br /> === Note ===<br /> Many users utilize Lich it as simply a chat room for discussion and to get help, while others utilize the Lich-based software suite '''Dependency''' for all their scripting needs. '''Dependency''' is basically interchangeable with '''Lich''', but they are in fact two separate things. Please check out the [[Dependency]] page for more details regarding its use.<br /> <br /> == Setting Up ==<br /> <br /> Basic Lich instructions are found here[https://lichproject.org/download.html#win_storm_wiz_lich].<br /> <br /> === Solving RubyGems Error ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Sometimes when installing you can run across issues where a RubyGem error will pop up, for example:<br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;code&gt;--- Lich: error: Could not find a valid gem 'rest-firebase' (~&gt; 1.1.0) locally or in a repository&lt;/code&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;code&gt;Unable to download data from https://rubygems.org/ - SSL_connect returned=1 errno=0 state=SSLv3 read server certificate B: certificate verify failed&lt;/code&gt;<br /> <br /> <br /> '''To fix this error:''' <br /> <br /> * Open up a cmd prompt (WIN_KEY + R, type &lt;code&gt;cmd&lt;/code&gt;, press enter)<br /> * Use the cd command to navigate to c:\ruby200\bin<br /> * Run &lt;code&gt; gem which rubygems &lt;/code&gt; to see which directory rubygems is installed in.<br /> <br /> === Example, your location may vary! ===<br /> [[File:Example_rubygem_error.png]]<br /> <br /> <br /> * Navigate to the correct directory, and then into the rubygems\ssl_certs folder.<br /> '''EXAMPLE:''' &lt;code&gt; C:\YourCorrectPath\rubygems\ssl &lt;/code&gt;<br /> <br /> [[File:Example_ruby_gem_loc.png]]<br /> <br /> <br /> * Save this certificate GlobalSignRootCA.pem (right click-&gt;save as) to the ssl_certs folder you located above. Make sure it's saved as a .pem file, not a .txt file.<br /> * Run Lich.<br /> <br /> == Scripting Example ==<br /> <br /> == External Ruby Help ==</div>

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<p>JAYRYANWARMAGE: /* Setting Up */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> == Understanding Lich ==<br /> Welcome to Lich! The Lich Engine (Lich) is a Ruby-based scripting engine which was originally designed for the Simutronic’s Game Gemstone. The foundation of Lich is such that it provides a means to automate the gameplay through use of scripts written in the Ruby programming language. Lich is not a Front End (FE), it is a scripting engine that hooks into an FE and communicates through it with the Simutronic’s servers. Currently, the most widely used FE’s for DR with Lich are Wizard, Storm Front, Genie, Profanity, and Frostbite. Some work right out of the box while others require a bit of tweaking, but all have been used successfully for a long time. <br /> The base Lich install supports the use of the go2 command, which works just like Genies’ goto. Mapping is supported by the narost script. Narost loads a Ruby-based window that provides a point and click map for traversing around Elanthia. Narost was named after Gemstone’s original mapper, Tsoran (it’s his name backward). Go2 and the narost map database are updated frequently. <br /> <br /> This is the foundation of Lich. You can write scripts in Ruby, and place them in the Lich/scripts folder and access them in-game using the semicolon command. Let’s say you write a simple script that removed all your armor and you named it removearmor.lic. You would then use the command “;removearmor” in-game to invoke that script and run it. As you can see, this is very similar to how Genie or SF scripts work with the comma and period invoking. You have access to making all your own scripts by converting SF/Genie scripts to Ruby, etc. <br /> <br /> === Note ===<br /> Many users utilize Lich it as simply a chat room for discussion and to get help, while others utilize the Lich-based software suite '''Dependency''' for all their scripting needs. '''Dependency''' is basically interchangeable with '''Lich''', but they are in fact two separate things. Please check out the [[Dependency]] page for more details regarding its use.<br /> <br /> == Setting Up ==<br /> <br /> Basic Lich instructions are found here[https://lichproject.org/download.html#win_storm_wiz_lich].<br /> <br /> === Solving RubyGems Error ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Sometimes when installing you can run across issues where a RubyGem error will pop up, for example:<br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;code&gt;--- Lich: error: Could not find a valid gem 'rest-firebase' (~&gt; 1.1.0) locally or in a repository&lt;/code&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;code&gt;Unable to download data from https://rubygems.org/ - SSL_connect returned=1 errno=0 state=SSLv3 read server certificate B: certificate verify failed&lt;/code&gt;<br /> <br /> <br /> '''To fix this error:''' <br /> <br /> * Open up a cmd prompt (win+r cmd enter)<br /> * Use the cd command to navigate to c:\ruby200\bin<br /> * Run gem which rubygems to see which directory rubygems is installed in.<br /> <br /> <br /> [[File:Example_rubygem_error.png]]<br /> <br /> <br /> * Navigate to the directory listed above, and then into the rubygems -&gt; ssl_certs folder.<br /> <br /> <br /> [[File:Example_ruby_gem_loc.png]]<br /> <br /> <br /> * Save this certificate GlobalSignRootCA.pem (right click-&gt;save as) to the ssl_certs folder you located above. Make sure it's saved as a .pem file, not a .txt file.<br /> * Run Lich.<br /> <br /> == Scripting Example ==<br /> <br /> == External Ruby Help ==</div>

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<p>JAYRYANWARMAGE: /* Solving RubyGems Error */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> == Understanding Lich ==<br /> Welcome to Lich! The Lich Engine (Lich) is a Ruby-based scripting engine which was originally designed for the Simutronic’s Game Gemstone. The foundation of Lich is such that it provides a means to automate the gameplay through use of scripts written in the Ruby programming language. Lich is not a Front End (FE), it is a scripting engine that hooks into an FE and communicates through it with the Simutronic’s servers. Currently, the most widely used FE’s for DR with Lich are Wizard, Storm Front, Genie, Profanity, and Frostbite. Some work right out of the box while others require a bit of tweaking, but all have been used successfully for a long time. <br /> The base Lich install supports the use of the go2 command, which works just like Genies’ goto. Mapping is supported by the narost script. Narost loads a Ruby-based window that provides a point and click map for traversing around Elanthia. Narost was named after Gemstone’s original mapper, Tsoran (it’s his name backward). Go2 and the narost map database are updated frequently. <br /> <br /> This is the foundation of Lich. You can write scripts in Ruby, and place them in the Lich/scripts folder and access them in-game using the semicolon command. Let’s say you write a simple script that removed all your armor and you named it removearmor.lic. You would then use the command “;removearmor” in-game to invoke that script and run it. As you can see, this is very similar to how Genie or SF scripts work with the comma and period invoking. You have access to making all your own scripts by converting SF/Genie scripts to Ruby, etc. <br /> <br /> === Note ===<br /> Many users utilize Lich it as simply a chat room for discussion and to get help, while others utilize the Lich-based software suite '''Dependency''' for all their scripting needs. '''Dependency''' is basically interchangeable with '''Lich''', but they are in fact two separate things. Please check out the [[Dependency]] page for more details regarding its use.<br /> <br /> == Setting Up ==<br /> <br /> Basic Lich instructions are found here[https://lichproject.org/download.html#win_storm_wiz_lich].<br /> <br /> === Solving RubyGems Error ===<br /> <br /> <br /> Sometimes when installing you can run across issues where a RubyGem error will pop up, for example:<br /> <br /> <br /> &lt;code&gt;--- Lich: error: Could not find a valid gem 'rest-firebase' (~&gt; 1.1.0) locally or in a repository&lt;/code&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;code&gt;Unable to download data from https://rubygems.org/ - SSL_connect returned=1 errno=0 state=SSLv3 read server certificate B: certificate verify failed&lt;/code&gt;<br /> <br /> <br /> '''To fix this error:''' <br /> <br /> * Open up a cmd prompt (win+r cmd enter)<br /> * Use the cd command to navigate to c:\ruby200\bin<br /> * Run gem which rubygems to see which directory rubygems is installed in.<br /> <br /> [[File:Example_rubygem_error.png]]<br /> <br /> * Navigate to the directory listed above, and then into the rubygems -&gt; ssl_certs folder.<br /> <br /> [[File:Example_ruby_gem_loc.png]]<br /> <br /> * Save this certificate GlobalSignRootCA.pem (right click-&gt;save as) to the ssl_certs folder you located above. Make sure it's saved as a .pem file, not a .txt file.<br /> * Run Lich.<br /> <br /> == Scripting Example ==<br /> <br /> == External Ruby Help ==</div>

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<p>JAYRYANWARMAGE: /* Setting Up */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> == Understanding Lich ==<br /> Welcome to Lich! The Lich Engine (Lich) is a Ruby-based scripting engine which was originally designed for the Simutronic’s Game Gemstone. The foundation of Lich is such that it provides a means to automate the gameplay through use of scripts written in the Ruby programming language. Lich is not a Front End (FE), it is a scripting engine that hooks into an FE and communicates through it with the Simutronic’s servers. Currently, the most widely used FE’s for DR with Lich are Wizard, Storm Front, Genie, Profanity, and Frostbite. Some work right out of the box while others require a bit of tweaking, but all have been used successfully for a long time. <br /> The base Lich install supports the use of the go2 command, which works just like Genies’ goto. Mapping is supported by the narost script. Narost loads a Ruby-based window that provides a point and click map for traversing around Elanthia. Narost was named after Gemstone’s original mapper, Tsoran (it’s his name backward). Go2 and the narost map database are updated frequently. <br /> <br /> This is the foundation of Lich. You can write scripts in Ruby, and place them in the Lich/scripts folder and access them in-game using the semicolon command. Let’s say you write a simple script that removed all your armor and you named it removearmor.lic. You would then use the command “;removearmor” in-game to invoke that script and run it. As you can see, this is very similar to how Genie or SF scripts work with the comma and period invoking. You have access to making all your own scripts by converting SF/Genie scripts to Ruby, etc. <br /> <br /> === Note ===<br /> Many users utilize Lich it as simply a chat room for discussion and to get help, while others utilize the Lich-based software suite '''Dependency''' for all their scripting needs. '''Dependency''' is basically interchangeable with '''Lich''', but they are in fact two separate things. Please check out the [[Dependency]] page for more details regarding its use.<br /> <br /> == Setting Up ==<br /> <br /> Basic Lich instructions are found here[https://lichproject.org/download.html#win_storm_wiz_lich].<br /> <br /> === Solving RubyGems Error ===<br /> <br /> Sometimes when installing you can run across issues where a RubyGem error will pop up, for example:<br /> <br /> ''--- Lich: error: Could not find a valid gem 'rest-firebase' (~&gt; 1.1.0) locally or in a repository''<br /> <br /> ''Unable to download data from https://rubygems.org/ - SSL_connect returned=1 errno=0 state=SSLv3 read server certificate B: certificate verify failed''<br /> <br /> * Open up a cmd prompt (win+r cmd enter)<br /> * Use the cd command to navigate to c:\ruby200\bin<br /> * Run gem which rubygems to see which directory rubygems is installed in.<br /> <br /> [[File:Example_rubygem_error.png]]<br /> <br /> * Navigate to the directory listed above, and then into the rubygems -&gt; ssl_certs folder.<br /> <br /> [[File:Example_ruby_gem_loc.png]]<br /> <br /> * Save this certificate GlobalSignRootCA.pem (right click-&gt;save as) to the ssl_certs folder you located above. Make sure it's saved as a .pem file, not a .txt file.<br /> * Run Lich.<br /> <br /> == Scripting Example ==<br /> <br /> == External Ruby Help ==</div>

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<p>JAYRYANWARMAGE: /* Setting Up */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> == Understanding Lich ==<br /> Welcome to Lich! The Lich Engine (Lich) is a Ruby-based scripting engine which was originally designed for the Simutronic’s Game Gemstone. The foundation of Lich is such that it provides a means to automate the gameplay through use of scripts written in the Ruby programming language. Lich is not a Front End (FE), it is a scripting engine that hooks into an FE and communicates through it with the Simutronic’s servers. Currently, the most widely used FE’s for DR with Lich are Wizard, Storm Front, Genie, Profanity, and Frostbite. Some work right out of the box while others require a bit of tweaking, but all have been used successfully for a long time. <br /> The base Lich install supports the use of the go2 command, which works just like Genies’ goto. Mapping is supported by the narost script. Narost loads a Ruby-based window that provides a point and click map for traversing around Elanthia. Narost was named after Gemstone’s original mapper, Tsoran (it’s his name backward). Go2 and the narost map database are updated frequently. <br /> <br /> This is the foundation of Lich. You can write scripts in Ruby, and place them in the Lich/scripts folder and access them in-game using the semicolon command. Let’s say you write a simple script that removed all your armor and you named it removearmor.lic. You would then use the command “;removearmor” in-game to invoke that script and run it. As you can see, this is very similar to how Genie or SF scripts work with the comma and period invoking. You have access to making all your own scripts by converting SF/Genie scripts to Ruby, etc. <br /> <br /> === Note ===<br /> Many users utilize Lich it as simply a chat room for discussion and to get help, while others utilize the Lich-based software suite '''Dependency''' for all their scripting needs. '''Dependency''' is basically interchangeable with '''Lich''', but they are in fact two separate things. Please check out the [[Dependency]] page for more details regarding its use.<br /> <br /> == Setting Up ==<br /> <br /> Basic Lich instructions are found here: [https://lichproject.org/download.html#win_storm_wiz_lich]<br /> <br /> === Solving RubyGems Error ===<br /> <br /> Sometimes when installing you can run across issues where a RubyGem error will pop up, for example:<br /> <br /> ''--- Lich: error: Could not find a valid gem 'rest-firebase' (~&gt; 1.1.0) locally or in a repository''<br /> <br /> ''Unable to download data from https://rubygems.org/ - SSL_connect returned=1 errno=0 state=SSLv3 read server certificate B: certificate verify failed''<br /> <br /> * Open up a cmd prompt (win+r cmd enter)<br /> * Use the cd command to navigate to c:\ruby200\bin<br /> * Run gem which rubygems to see which directory rubygems is installed in.<br /> <br /> [[File:Example_rubygem_error.png]]<br /> <br /> * Navigate to the directory listed above, and then into the rubygems -&gt; ssl_certs folder.<br /> <br /> [[File:Example_ruby_gem_loc.png]]<br /> <br /> * Save this certificate GlobalSignRootCA.pem (right click-&gt;save as) to the ssl_certs folder you located above. Make sure it's saved as a .pem file, not a .txt file.<br /> * Run Lich.<br /> <br /> == Scripting Example ==<br /> <br /> == External Ruby Help ==</div>

JAYRYANWARMAGE https://elanthipedia.play.net/index.php?title=Lich_scripting_engine&diff=465677 2017-03-08T19:16:28Z

<p>JAYRYANWARMAGE: /* Setting Up */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> == Understanding Lich ==<br /> Welcome to Lich! The Lich Engine (Lich) is a Ruby-based scripting engine which was originally designed for the Simutronic’s Game Gemstone. The foundation of Lich is such that it provides a means to automate the gameplay through use of scripts written in the Ruby programming language. Lich is not a Front End (FE), it is a scripting engine that hooks into an FE and communicates through it with the Simutronic’s servers. Currently, the most widely used FE’s for DR with Lich are Wizard, Storm Front, Genie, Profanity, and Frostbite. Some work right out of the box while others require a bit of tweaking, but all have been used successfully for a long time. <br /> The base Lich install supports the use of the go2 command, which works just like Genies’ goto. Mapping is supported by the narost script. Narost loads a Ruby-based window that provides a point and click map for traversing around Elanthia. Narost was named after Gemstone’s original mapper, Tsoran (it’s his name backward). Go2 and the narost map database are updated frequently. <br /> <br /> This is the foundation of Lich. You can write scripts in Ruby, and place them in the Lich/scripts folder and access them in-game using the semicolon command. Let’s say you write a simple script that removed all your armor and you named it removearmor.lic. You would then use the command “;removearmor” in-game to invoke that script and run it. As you can see, this is very similar to how Genie or SF scripts work with the comma and period invoking. You have access to making all your own scripts by converting SF/Genie scripts to Ruby, etc. <br /> <br /> === Note ===<br /> Many users utilize Lich it as simply a chat room for discussion and to get help, while others utilize the Lich-based software suite '''Dependency''' for all their scripting needs. '''Dependency''' is basically interchangeable with '''Lich''', but they are in fact two separate things. Please check out the [[Dependency]] page for more details regarding its use.<br /> <br /> == Setting Up ==<br /> <br /> Basic Lich instructions are found here: [https://lichproject.org/download.html#win_storm_wiz_lich]<br /> <br /> === Solving RubyGems Error ===<br /> <br /> Sometimes when installing you can run across issues where a RubyGem error will pop up, for example:<br /> <br /> ''--- Lich: error: Could not find a valid gem 'rest-firebase' (~&gt; 1.1.0) locally or in a repository''<br /> <br /> ''Unable to download data from https://rubygems.org/ - SSL_connect returned=1 errno=0 state=SSLv3 read server certificate B: certificate verify failed''<br /> <br /> * Open up a cmd prompt (win+r cmd enter)<br /> * Use the cd command to navigate to c:\ruby200\bin<br /> * Run gem which rubygems to see which directory rubygems is installed in.<br /> <br /> [[File:Example_rubygem_error.png]]<br /> <br /> * Navigate to the directory listed above, and then into the rubygems -&gt; ssl_certs folder.<br /> cert folder<br /> <br /> [[File:Example_ruby_gem_loc.png]]<br /> <br /> * Save this certificate GlobalSignRootCA.pem (right click-&gt;save as) to the ssl_certs folder you located above. Make sure it's saved as a .pem file, not a .txt file.<br /> * Run Lich.<br /> <br /> == Scripting Example ==<br /> <br /> == External Ruby Help ==</div>

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<p>JAYRYANWARMAGE: </p> <hr /> <div></div>

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<p>JAYRYANWARMAGE: Example of a ruby gem error when installing Lich.</p> <hr /> <div>Example of a ruby gem error when installing Lich.</div>

JAYRYANWARMAGE https://elanthipedia.play.net/index.php?title=Lich_scripting_engine&diff=465674 2017-03-08T18:57:55Z

<p>JAYRYANWARMAGE: /* Ruby Scripting Help */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> == Understanding Lich ==<br /> Welcome to Lich! The Lich Engine (Lich) is a Ruby-based scripting engine which was originally designed for the Simutronic’s Game Gemstone. The foundation of Lich is such that it provides a means to automate the gameplay through use of scripts written in the Ruby programming language. Lich is not a Front End (FE), it is a scripting engine that hooks into an FE and communicates through it with the Simutronic’s servers. Currently, the most widely used FE’s for DR with Lich are Wizard, Storm Front, Genie, Profanity, and Frostbite. Some work right out of the box while others require a bit of tweaking, but all have been used successfully for a long time. <br /> The base Lich install supports the use of the go2 command, which works just like Genies’ goto. Mapping is supported by the narost script. Narost loads a Ruby-based window that provides a point and click map for traversing around Elanthia. Narost was named after Gemstone’s original mapper, Tsoran (it’s his name backward). Go2 and the narost map database are updated frequently. <br /> <br /> This is the foundation of Lich. You can write scripts in Ruby, and place them in the Lich/scripts folder and access them in-game using the semicolon command. Let’s say you write a simple script that removed all your armor and you named it removearmor.lic. You would then use the command “;removearmor” in-game to invoke that script and run it. As you can see, this is very similar to how Genie or SF scripts work with the comma and period invoking. You have access to making all your own scripts by converting SF/Genie scripts to Ruby, etc. <br /> <br /> === Note ===<br /> Many users utilize Lich it as simply a chat room for discussion and to get help, while others utilize the Lich-based software suite '''Dependency''' for all their scripting needs. '''Dependency''' is basically interchangeable with '''Lich''', but they are in fact two separate things. Please check out the [[Dependency]] page for more details regarding its use.<br /> <br /> == Setting Up ==<br /> <br /> == Scripting Example ==<br /> <br /> == External Ruby Help ==</div>

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<p>JAYRYANWARMAGE: /* Basic Scripting Example */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> == Understanding Lich ==<br /> Welcome to Lich! The Lich Engine (Lich) is a Ruby-based scripting engine which was originally designed for the Simutronic’s Game Gemstone. The foundation of Lich is such that it provides a means to automate the gameplay through use of scripts written in the Ruby programming language. Lich is not a Front End (FE), it is a scripting engine that hooks into an FE and communicates through it with the Simutronic’s servers. Currently, the most widely used FE’s for DR with Lich are Wizard, Storm Front, Genie, Profanity, and Frostbite. Some work right out of the box while others require a bit of tweaking, but all have been used successfully for a long time. <br /> The base Lich install supports the use of the go2 command, which works just like Genies’ goto. Mapping is supported by the narost script. Narost loads a Ruby-based window that provides a point and click map for traversing around Elanthia. Narost was named after Gemstone’s original mapper, Tsoran (it’s his name backward). Go2 and the narost map database are updated frequently. <br /> <br /> This is the foundation of Lich. You can write scripts in Ruby, and place them in the Lich/scripts folder and access them in-game using the semicolon command. Let’s say you write a simple script that removed all your armor and you named it removearmor.lic. You would then use the command “;removearmor” in-game to invoke that script and run it. As you can see, this is very similar to how Genie or SF scripts work with the comma and period invoking. You have access to making all your own scripts by converting SF/Genie scripts to Ruby, etc. <br /> <br /> === Note ===<br /> Many users utilize Lich it as simply a chat room for discussion and to get help, while others utilize the Lich-based software suite '''Dependency''' for all their scripting needs. '''Dependency''' is basically interchangeable with '''Lich''', but they are in fact two separate things. Please check out the [[Dependency]] page for more details regarding its use.<br /> <br /> == Setting Up ==<br /> <br /> == Scripting Example ==<br /> <br /> == Ruby Scripting Help ==</div>

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<p>JAYRYANWARMAGE: /* Setting up Lich */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> == Understanding Lich ==<br /> Welcome to Lich! The Lich Engine (Lich) is a Ruby-based scripting engine which was originally designed for the Simutronic’s Game Gemstone. The foundation of Lich is such that it provides a means to automate the gameplay through use of scripts written in the Ruby programming language. Lich is not a Front End (FE), it is a scripting engine that hooks into an FE and communicates through it with the Simutronic’s servers. Currently, the most widely used FE’s for DR with Lich are Wizard, Storm Front, Genie, Profanity, and Frostbite. Some work right out of the box while others require a bit of tweaking, but all have been used successfully for a long time. <br /> The base Lich install supports the use of the go2 command, which works just like Genies’ goto. Mapping is supported by the narost script. Narost loads a Ruby-based window that provides a point and click map for traversing around Elanthia. Narost was named after Gemstone’s original mapper, Tsoran (it’s his name backward). Go2 and the narost map database are updated frequently. <br /> <br /> This is the foundation of Lich. You can write scripts in Ruby, and place them in the Lich/scripts folder and access them in-game using the semicolon command. Let’s say you write a simple script that removed all your armor and you named it removearmor.lic. You would then use the command “;removearmor” in-game to invoke that script and run it. As you can see, this is very similar to how Genie or SF scripts work with the comma and period invoking. You have access to making all your own scripts by converting SF/Genie scripts to Ruby, etc. <br /> <br /> === Note ===<br /> Many users utilize Lich it as simply a chat room for discussion and to get help, while others utilize the Lich-based software suite '''Dependency''' for all their scripting needs. '''Dependency''' is basically interchangeable with '''Lich''', but they are in fact two separate things. Please check out the [[Dependency]] page for more details regarding its use.<br /> <br /> == Setting Up ==<br /> <br /> == Basic Scripting Example == <br /> <br /> == Ruby Scripting Help ==</div>

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<p>JAYRYANWARMAGE: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> == Understanding Lich ==<br /> Welcome to Lich! The Lich Engine (Lich) is a Ruby-based scripting engine which was originally designed for the Simutronic’s Game Gemstone. The foundation of Lich is such that it provides a means to automate the gameplay through use of scripts written in the Ruby programming language. Lich is not a Front End (FE), it is a scripting engine that hooks into an FE and communicates through it with the Simutronic’s servers. Currently, the most widely used FE’s for DR with Lich are Wizard, Storm Front, Genie, Profanity, and Frostbite. Some work right out of the box while others require a bit of tweaking, but all have been used successfully for a long time. <br /> The base Lich install supports the use of the go2 command, which works just like Genies’ goto. Mapping is supported by the narost script. Narost loads a Ruby-based window that provides a point and click map for traversing around Elanthia. Narost was named after Gemstone’s original mapper, Tsoran (it’s his name backward). Go2 and the narost map database are updated frequently. <br /> <br /> This is the foundation of Lich. You can write scripts in Ruby, and place them in the Lich/scripts folder and access them in-game using the semicolon command. Let’s say you write a simple script that removed all your armor and you named it removearmor.lic. You would then use the command “;removearmor” in-game to invoke that script and run it. As you can see, this is very similar to how Genie or SF scripts work with the comma and period invoking. You have access to making all your own scripts by converting SF/Genie scripts to Ruby, etc. <br /> <br /> === Note ===<br /> Many users utilize Lich it as simply a chat room for discussion and to get help, while others utilize the Lich-based software suite '''Dependency''' for all their scripting needs. '''Dependency''' is basically interchangeable with '''Lich''', but they are in fact two separate things. Please check out the [[Dependency]] page for more details regarding its use.<br /> <br /> == Setting up Lich ==<br /> <br /> == Basic Scripting Example == <br /> <br /> == Ruby Scripting Help ==</div>

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<p>JAYRYANWARMAGE: /* Note */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> == Understanding Lich ==<br /> Welcome to Lich! The Lich Engine (Lich) is a Ruby-based scripting engine which was originally designed for the Simutronic’s Game Gemstone. The foundation of Lich is such that it provides a means to automate the gameplay through use of scripts written in the Ruby programming language. Lich is not a Front End (FE), it is a scripting engine that hooks into an FE and communicates through it with the Simutronic’s servers. Currently, the most widely used FE’s for DR with Lich are Wizard, Storm Front, Genie, Profanity, and Frostbite. Some work right out of the box while others require a bit of tweaking, but all have been used successfully for a long time. <br /> The base Lich install supports the use of the go2 command, which works just like Genies’ goto. Mapping is supported by the narost script. Narost loads a Ruby-based window that provides a point and click map for traversing around Elanthia. Narost was named after Gemstone’s original mapper, Tsoran (it’s his name backward). Go2 and the narost map database are updated frequently. <br /> <br /> This is the foundation of Lich. You can write scripts in Ruby, and place them in the Lich/scripts folder and access them in-game using the semicolon command. Let’s say you write a simple script that removed all your armor and you named it removearmor.lic. You would then use the command “;removearmor” in-game to invoke that script and run it. As you can see, this is very similar to how Genie or SF scripts work with the comma and period invoking. You have access to making all your own scripts by converting SF/Genie scripts to Ruby, etc. <br /> <br /> === Note ===<br /> Many users utilize Lich it as simply a chat room for discussion and to get help, while others utilize the Lich-based software suite '''Dependency''' for all their scripting needs. '''Dependency''' is basically interchangeable with '''Lich''', but they are in fact two separate things. Please check out the [[Dependency]] page for more details regarding its use.</div>

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<p>JAYRYANWARMAGE: /* Important! */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> == Understanding Lich ==<br /> Welcome to Lich! The Lich Engine (Lich) is a Ruby-based scripting engine which was originally designed for the Simutronic’s Game Gemstone. The foundation of Lich is such that it provides a means to automate the gameplay through use of scripts written in the Ruby programming language. Lich is not a Front End (FE), it is a scripting engine that hooks into an FE and communicates through it with the Simutronic’s servers. Currently, the most widely used FE’s for DR with Lich are Wizard, Storm Front, Genie, Profanity, and Frostbite. Some work right out of the box while others require a bit of tweaking, but all have been used successfully for a long time. <br /> The base Lich install supports the use of the go2 command, which works just like Genies’ goto. Mapping is supported by the narost script. Narost loads a Ruby-based window that provides a point and click map for traversing around Elanthia. Narost was named after Gemstone’s original mapper, Tsoran (it’s his name backward). Go2 and the narost map database are updated frequently. <br /> <br /> This is the foundation of Lich. You can write scripts in Ruby, and place them in the Lich/scripts folder and access them in-game using the semicolon command. Let’s say you write a simple script that removed all your armor and you named it removearmor.lic. You would then use the command “;removearmor” in-game to invoke that script and run it. As you can see, this is very similar to how Genie or SF scripts work with the comma and period invoking. You have access to making all your own scripts by converting SF/Genie scripts to Ruby, etc. <br /> <br /> === Important! ===<br /> Many users utilize Lich it as simply a chat room for discussion and to get help, while others utilize the Lich-based software suite '''Dependency''' for all their scripting needs. '''Dependency''' is basically interchangeable with '''Lich''', but they are in fact two separate things. Please check out the [[Dependency]] page for more details regarding its use.</div>

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<p>JAYRYANWARMAGE: /* Important */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> == Understanding Lich ==<br /> Welcome to Lich! The Lich Engine (Lich) is a Ruby-based scripting engine which was originally designed for the Simutronic’s Game Gemstone. The foundation of Lich is such that it provides a means to automate the gameplay through use of scripts written in the Ruby programming language. Lich is not a Front End (FE), it is a scripting engine that hooks into an FE and communicates through it with the Simutronic’s servers. Currently, the most widely used FE’s for DR with Lich are Wizard, Storm Front, Genie, Profanity, and Frostbite. Some work right out of the box while others require a bit of tweaking, but all have been used successfully for a long time. <br /> The base Lich install supports the use of the go2 command, which works just like Genies’ goto. Mapping is supported by the narost script. Narost loads a Ruby-based window that provides a point and click map for traversing around Elanthia. Narost was named after Gemstone’s original mapper, Tsoran (it’s his name backward). Go2 and the narost map database are updated frequently. <br /> <br /> This is the foundation of Lich. You can write scripts in Ruby, and place them in the Lich/scripts folder and access them in-game using the semicolon command. Let’s say you write a simple script that removed all your armor and you named it removearmor.lic. You would then use the command “;removearmor” in-game to invoke that script and run it. As you can see, this is very similar to how Genie or SF scripts work with the comma and period invoking. You have access to making all your own scripts by converting SF/Genie scripts to Ruby, etc. <br /> <br /> === Important! ===<br /> Many Lich users utilize it as simply a chat room for discussion and to get help, while others utilize the Lich-based software suite '''Dependency''' for all their scripting needs. '''Dependency''' is basically interchangeable with '''Lich''', but they are in fact two separate things. Please check out the [[Dependency]] page for more details regarding its use.</div>

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<p>JAYRYANWARMAGE: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> == Understanding Lich ==<br /> Welcome to Lich! The Lich Engine (Lich) is a Ruby-based scripting engine which was originally designed for the Simutronic’s Game Gemstone. The foundation of Lich is such that it provides a means to automate the gameplay through use of scripts written in the Ruby programming language. Lich is not a Front End (FE), it is a scripting engine that hooks into an FE and communicates through it with the Simutronic’s servers. Currently, the most widely used FE’s for DR with Lich are Wizard, Storm Front, Genie, Profanity, and Frostbite. Some work right out of the box while others require a bit of tweaking, but all have been used successfully for a long time. <br /> The base Lich install supports the use of the go2 command, which works just like Genies’ goto. Mapping is supported by the narost script. Narost loads a Ruby-based window that provides a point and click map for traversing around Elanthia. Narost was named after Gemstone’s original mapper, Tsoran (it’s his name backward). Go2 and the narost map database are updated frequently. <br /> <br /> This is the foundation of Lich. You can write scripts in Ruby, and place them in the Lich/scripts folder and access them in-game using the semicolon command. Let’s say you write a simple script that removed all your armor and you named it removearmor.lic. You would then use the command “;removearmor” in-game to invoke that script and run it. As you can see, this is very similar to how Genie or SF scripts work with the comma and period invoking. You have access to making all your own scripts by converting SF/Genie scripts to Ruby, etc. <br /> <br /> === Important ===<br /> Many Lich users utilize it as simply a chat room for discussion and to get help, while others utilize the Lich-based software suite '''Dependency''' for all their scripting needs. '''Dependency''' is basically interchangeable with '''Lich''', but they are in fact two separate things. Please check out the Dependency page for more details regarding its use.</div>

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<p>JAYRYANWARMAGE: Created page with &quot;== Understanding Dependency == Now that you understand the basic concept of the Lich Engine, we’ll discuss Dependency. Dependency, or what most people refer to as Lich, is a...&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>== Understanding Dependency ==<br /> Now that you understand the basic concept of the Lich Engine, we’ll discuss Dependency. Dependency, or what most people refer to as Lich, is an Open Source software suite that uses the Lich Engine to automate the Dragonrealms gameplay. It is important to note that Dependency is NOT a converted software suite from Gemstone, but rather it is a completely new design built exclusively for the game Dragonrealms. It originated from the minds of two professional developers and has since increased to around 20, most of whom are also professional developers. The Dependency suite is hosted on Github which allows easy development processes as well as allowing end-users to request new features or report bugs.</div>

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<p>JAYRYANWARMAGE: Created page with &quot;&#039;&#039;&#039;Understanding Lich&#039;&#039;&#039; Welcome to Lich! The Lich Engine (Lich) is a Ruby-based scripting engine which was originally designed for the Simutronic’s Game Gemstone. The foun...&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>'''Understanding Lich'''<br /> <br /> Welcome to Lich! The Lich Engine (Lich) is a Ruby-based scripting engine which was originally designed for the Simutronic’s Game Gemstone. The foundation of Lich is such that it provides a means to automate the gameplay through use of scripts written in the Ruby programming language. Lich is not a Front End (FE), it is a scripting engine that hooks into an FE and communicates through it with the Simutronic’s servers. Currently, the most widely used FE’s for DR with Lich are Wizard, Storm Front, Genie, Profanity, and Frostbite. Some work right out of the box while others require a bit of tweaking, but all have been used successfully for a long time. <br /> The base Lich install supports the use of the go2 command, which works just like Genies’ goto. Mapping is supported by the narost script. Narost loads a Ruby-based window that provides a point and click map for traversing around Elanthia. Narost was named after Gemstone’s original mapper, Tsoran (it’s his name backward). Go2 and the narost map database are updated frequently. <br /> This is the foundation of Lich. You can write scripts in Ruby, and place them in the Lich/scripts folder and access them in-game using the semicolon command. Let’s say you write a simple script that removed all your armor and you named it removearmor.lic. You would then use the command “;removearmor” in-game to invoke that script and run it. As you can see, this is very similar to how Genie or SF scripts work with the comma and period invoking. You have access to making all your own scripts by converting SF/Genie scripts to Ruby, etc. <br /> <br /> '''Understanding Dependency'''<br /> <br /> Now that you understand the basic concept of the Lich Engine, we’ll discuss Dependency. Dependency, or what most people refer to as Lich, is an Open Source software suite that uses the Lich Engine to automate the Dragonrealms gameplay. It is important to note that Dependency is NOT a converted software suite from Gemstone, but rather it is a completely new design built exclusively for the game Dragonrealms. It originated from the minds of two professional developers and has since increased to around 20, most of whom are also professional developers. The Dependency suite is hosted on Github which allows easy development processes as well as allowing end-users to request new features or report bugs. <br /> <br /> '''Important'''<br /> <br /> Many Lich users utilize it as simply a chat room for discussion and to get help, while others utilize Dependency to automate their gameplay. They are two separate things, but have become synonymous as Lich. You do NOT need Dependency to use Lich.</div>

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