Difference between revisions of "Permit"

Revision as of 04:36, 7 February 2010

syntax: permit <who> <action>

Some skills and spells require the target to be willing. You can indicate that you are a willing target of <action> from <who> by using this command.

Permit foo ride	Allows Foo to ride you as a steed (using the ride skill). Really only useful to dragons,unicorns, and centaurs.
Permit foo steer	Allows Foo to steer if he is riding you.
Permit foo summon	Allows Foo to summon\compel you with a spell or prayer without it being considered an aggressive act.
Permit foo compel	Interchangeable with 'permit foo summon'.
Permit foo light	Allows Foo to pray orb on you without it being considered aggressive.
Permit foo dark	Aallows Foo to cast/prey darkness on you without it being considered aggressive.
Permit foo cutecurse	Allows Foo to cast a cute curse on you without going aggressive when doing so.
Permit foo resurrect	Allows Foo to resurrect you. You can replace 'foo' with 'everyone' to allow anyone to resurrect you.

The person you should 'permit' is the one casting the summon spell. If this is a charmed NPC, use the NPC's name.)

You may also permit:

feykill, dispel, link, spellsteal, songsteal (fetches), guidance, cutecurse, view, smoke, pkfight, stfu

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 :<li>[[Ride]]
 :<li>[[Summon]]
-:<li>[[Compe]]
+:<li>[[Compel]]
 :<li>[[Cute curse]]
 </ul>
 [[Category:Commands]]