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The '''{{tt|appraise}} [[page type is::command]]''' allows you to get information about various things/people you come across. The accuracy of the information received depend directly upon your {{skill|Appraisal}} as well as the skill necessary to use the item (in the case of weapons and armor). |
The '''{{tt|appraise}} [[page type is::command]]''' allows you to get information about various things/people you come across. The accuracy of the information received depend directly upon your {{skill|Appraisal}} as well as the skill necessary to use the item (in the case of weapons and armor). |
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==Etiquette== |
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It is important to keep in mind that some characters consider unasked-for appraisal of themselves to be uncouth and improper, and they might decide to confront you about such an activity. |
It is important to keep in mind that some characters consider unasked-for appraisal of themselves to be uncouth and improper, and they might decide to confront you about such an activity.<br> |
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Strict role-players often regard shorthand appraisals (such as "l/bc/f p/r") as [[OOC]]. |
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==Syntax== |
==Syntax== |
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==Accuracy== |
==Accuracy== |
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When appraising weapons, shields, and armor, the skill associated with using that item also assists with gaining information. At about 200 combined skill, exact appraisals of items |
When appraising weapons, shields, and armor, the skill associated with using that item also assists with gaining information. At about 200 combined skill, exact appraisals of items are possible.<br> |
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The exceptions to this are weight, which uses only [[Appraisal skill]], and armor construction, which uses only your skill in that armor. |
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==Paladins== |
==Paladins== |
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[[Paladins]] are able to distinguish between more grades of shield protection. The Paladin can see 19 different grades, whereas the non-Paladin can only distinguish between 11 grades. For the complete scale, see [[Appraisal_skill#Shield_Protection]]. |
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[[Paladin]] have the ability to gain more information when they appraise shields, but more details are needed. |
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==Also See== |
==Also See== |
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Revision as of 03:14, 29 September 2011
The APPRAISE command allows you to get information about various things/people you come across. The accuracy of the information received depend directly upon your Appraisal skill as well as the skill necessary to use the item (in the case of weapons and armor).
Etiquette
It is important to keep in mind that some characters consider unasked-for appraisal of themselves to be uncouth and improper, and they might decide to confront you about such an activity.
Strict role-players often regard shorthand appraisals (such as "l/bc/f p/r") as OOC.
Syntax
- APPRAISE <item>
- APPRAISE <PC/creature>
- APPRAISE <direction to SWIM in>
- APPRAISE <CLIMBing object>
- APPRAISE <person> <item> - To appraise an item that was just SHOWn.
Note: the item and creature forms can also make use of the QUICK and CAREFUL keywords
Accuracy
When appraising weapons, shields, and armor, the skill associated with using that item also assists with gaining information. At about 200 combined skill, exact appraisals of items are possible.
The exceptions to this are weight, which uses only Appraisal skill, and armor construction, which uses only your skill in that armor.
Paladins
Paladins are able to distinguish between more grades of shield protection. The Paladin can see 19 different grades, whereas the non-Paladin can only distinguish between 11 grades. For the complete scale, see Appraisal_skill#Shield_Protection.
Also See
- Appraisal Skill
- COMPARE command