Player Command Reference

Commands are entered in the input field at the bottom of the desktop game. On mobile, select Type to show and focus the field. Command names are not case-sensitive. Replace words in angle brackets with a target of your own; for example, look <target> could become look guard.

Use help in the augmented game interface to open its command overview. In the accessibility layout, it prints a shorter list of basic commands. Use help <command> for a command’s built-in format, description, and examples when that topic provides them:

help
help look
help flee

World variation

Worlds can add custom actions and skills or omit systems such as combat, factions, clans, crafting, instances, and player housing. The help overview is a general reference and may include optional systems that the current world does not enable; the interface and the world’s own instructions show what is actually available.

For an introduction to command input, shortcuts, and the augmented interface, begin with Interface and Commands.

Looking and finding information

Command	Usage	Purpose
Help	help help <command>	Open the command overview or a built-in help topic.
Look	look look <target>	Redisplay the current room or inspect a character, item, or room detail.
Exits	exits	List exits from the current room.
Scan	scan <direction>	Look for characters in an adjacent room where the terrain permits it.
Track	track track <target>	Look for tracks left through the current room.
Stats	stats	Show vitals, attributes, and combat statistics.
Inventory	inventory	List carried items.
Equipment	equipment	List equipped items and their slots.
Compare	compare	Compare equippable items in your inventory and its containers.
Cooldowns	cooldowns	List active skill cooldowns.
Currencies	currencies	List gold and world-defined currencies.
Factions	factions	Show core, clanned, friendly, and hostile faction information.
Who	who	List connected players who are visible to your character.
Where	where	List other players in your current zone.
Whois	whois <player>	Inspect a visible online player.

Movement and doors

Command	Usage	Purpose
Directions	north, south, east, west, up, down	Move through an exit in that direction. n, s, e, w, u, and d also work.
Rest	rest	Recover vitals faster while giving up movement and combat actions. sit is an alias.
Stand	stand	Stop resting and return to the normal state.
Open	open <direction>	Open a door; a matching key is used automatically if the door is locked.
Close	close <direction>	Close an open door.
Lock	lock <direction>	Lock a closed door when you have its key.

See Exploring and Interacting for room output, targeting, movement stamina, and item selectors.

Combat

Command	Usage	Purpose
Kill	kill <target>	Enter combat with a character. attack and hit are aliases.
Focus	focus <target> focus none	Set or clear a default target for later commands.
Ambush	ambush ambush <target>	Prepare to attack a matching character as it arrives.
Assist	assist <character>	Attack the target of another character.
Taunt	taunt	Force your current target to target you when the ability is available.
Disengage	disengage	Leave combat if nobody is attacking you.
Flee	flee	Leave combat through a random adjacent exit.
Loot	loot loot <item> loot all	Take items from corpses in the room.

Class and world-defined skills are commands too. Standard class skills are listed in Classes, Skills, and Feats, while Combat and Survival explains the overall encounter flow.

Character and utility

Command	Usage	Purpose
Learn	learn learn <skill> learn <skill> <slot>	List or select an available flex skill or feat.
Forget	forget <skill> forget all	Forget learned custom skills with a nearby teacher who supports unlearning.
Skills	skills	List learned custom skills in a classless world. Use learn or the skill panel for standard flex skills and feats.
Feats	feats feats <feat>	List standard feat choices, or select a feat in its unlocked tier. learn <feat> is the newer equivalent selection command.
Alias	alias alias <word> <replacement> alias <word>	List, create, or remove personal command aliases.
Title	title <text> title clear	Set or clear the title displayed after your character’s name.
Roll	roll <sides> roll <count>d<sides>	Roll one or more dice, such as roll 2d6.
Socials	socials	List the social actions available in the world.
Quit	quit	Save your character state and exit the game. This is unavailable during combat.

Items, equipment, and merchants

Command	Usage	Purpose
Get	get <item> get <item> <container>	Take an item from the room or a container.
Put	put <item> <container>	Place a carried item into a container.
Drop	drop <item>	Put a carried item on the ground.
Give	give <item> <character>	Give a carried item to a player or mob.
Wield	wield <weapon> wield <weapon> offhand	Equip a weapon.
Wear	wear <item>	Equip armor, a shield, or an accessory.
Remove	remove <item>	Return an equipped item to your inventory.
Eat	eat <item>	Consume food or drink. drink is an alias.
Use	use <item>	Activate an item that has a use action.
Label	label <item> <text> label <item>	Add or clear a private label.
List	list list <merchant>	List a merchant’s stock.
Offer	offer	List carried items that a merchant will buy.
Buy	buy <item> buy <item> <merchant>	Buy by keyword or the number shown by list.
Sell	sell <item>	Sell by keyword or the number shown by offer.
Craft	craft <slot>	Ask a nearby crafter to create equipment for a slot.
Upgrade	upgrade upgrade <item or number>	List or attempt upgrades with a nearby upgrader.
Augment	augment <equipment> <augment>	Apply a compatible augmentation item to imbued or enchanted equipment.
Outfit	fit fit <outfit> fit save <outfit>	List, equip, or save wardrobe outfits. outfit is the full command name.

See Items and Equipment for containers, stacks, item selection, merchants, crafting, and upgrading. See Outfits and Wardrobes for outfit storage, active outfits, and the complete fit command surface.

Quests and NPC interaction

Command	Usage	Purpose
Enquire	enquire enquire <mob>	Ask for an available quest. inquire is an alias.
Complete	complete complete <mob>	Turn in an eligible quest.
Order	order <follower> <command>	Give a supported command to a mob that follows you.

Some quests, items, mobs, and room details expose their own commands. Those actions appear alongside the relevant content in the augmented interface and should be described by the world itself.

Following and groups

Command	Usage	Purpose
Follow	follow <character>	Move automatically when that character moves.
Unfollow	unfollow	Stop following.
Group	group group <character> group all	List the group or, as leader, add or remove one or all followers.
Ungroup	ungroup ungroup <character>	Leave, remove a member, or disband the group.

The prospective member must first follow the prospective leader. See Playing Together for the complete workflow and reward rules.

Communication

Command	Usage	Purpose
Say	say <message>	Speak to the current room. Starting input with ' is a shortcut.
Emote	emote <action>	Describe a visible action beginning with your character’s name.
Yell	yell <message>	Speak across the current zone.
Tell	tell <player> <message>	Send a direct message.
Reply	reply <message>	Reply to the last player who sent you a tell.
Chat	chat <message>	Speak on the world’s chat channel.
Gossip	gossip <message>	Speak on the less-moderated gossip channel.
Clan chat	cc <message>	Speak on your clan channel.
Listen	listen listen <channel> listen all listen none	List or toggle communication channels.
Mute	mute <player>	Mute a player; repeat the command to unmute them.

See Communication and Safety for audiences, language restrictions, channel expectations, and getting help.

Clans and optional systems

Command	Usage	Purpose
Clan members	cmembers	List your clan’s members.
Join clan	cjoin <name> [password]	Join a clan.
Leave clan	cquit	Leave your clan.
Register clan	cregister <name>	Create a clan or rename it as clan master.
Clan password	cpassword <password> cpassword clear	Set or clear a joining password as clan master.
Promote member	cpromote <player>	Promote a clan member as clan master.
Kick member	ckick <player>	Remove a clan member as clan master.
Enter instance	enter	Create or join an instance at an instance entrance.
Leave instance	leave	Return from the current instance.
Invite to instance	invite <player>	Invite a player waiting at the instance entrance.
List instance	instances	Show an instance you currently lead.
Lease home	lease lease room	Inspect or lease an eligible room when player housing is enabled.
Welcome guest	welcome <player>	Bring an eligible guest into your leased home.
Return home	return	Travel to your leased home when the ability is available.