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- New chat command for Clerics on PGCC only | - New chat command for Clerics on PGCC only | ||
"-alignment" | : "-alignment" | ||
+ good (shifts your alignment to good, keeps the y value) | : + good (shifts your alignment to good, keeps the y value) | ||
+ evil (shifts your alignment to evil, keeps the y value) | : + evil (shifts your alignment to evil, keeps the y value) | ||
+ lawful (shifts your alignment to lawful, keeps the x value) | : + lawful (shifts your alignment to lawful, keeps the x value) | ||
+ chaotic (shifts your alignment to chaotic, keeps the x value) | : + chaotic (shifts your alignment to chaotic, keeps the x value) | ||
+ neutral (resets your alignment to true neutral) | : + neutral (resets your alignment to true neutral) | ||
Example: | : Example: | ||
Play a Chaotic Evil character | :: Play a Chaotic Evil character | ||
Type in "-alignment lawful" and it will be changed to Lawful Evil | ::Type in "-alignment lawful" and it will be changed to Lawful Evil | ||
Commentary: | : Commentary: | ||
This is mostly for testing purposes of, say, when one wants to try out Good vs Evil cleric and their spell effects but don't want to make a second character just to shift the alignment. | :: This is mostly for testing purposes of, say, when one wants to try out Good vs Evil cleric and their spell effects but don't want to make a second character just to shift the alignment. | ||
We've decided to restrict it to Clerics on PGCC for the timebeing. | :: We've decided to restrict it to Clerics on PGCC for the timebeing. | ||
Revision as of 03:10, 24 July 2021
Putting this here for now:
- New chat command for Clerics on PGCC only
- "-alignment"
- + good (shifts your alignment to good, keeps the y value)
- + evil (shifts your alignment to evil, keeps the y value)
- + lawful (shifts your alignment to lawful, keeps the x value)
- + chaotic (shifts your alignment to chaotic, keeps the x value)
- + neutral (resets your alignment to true neutral)
- Example:
- Play a Chaotic Evil character
- Type in "-alignment lawful" and it will be changed to Lawful Evil
- Commentary:
- This is mostly for testing purposes of, say, when one wants to try out Good vs Evil cleric and their spell effects but don't want to make a second character just to shift the alignment.
- We've decided to restrict it to Clerics on PGCC for the timebeing.