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add Nocomm

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 * Execute
 * Nset
 '''Level 253'''
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 Description: Executes a DIL function
 '''Crash (255)'''

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 * Notell
 * Noshout
 * Where
 * Wizsocials
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 A player targeted by this command will receive the message "You suddenly get a sore throat!" Further attempts by player to use the "shout" command will result in the message "Your telepathic ability is lost!"
 Reverse this action by repeating the command. The player will receive the message "Your sore throat fades away." Wizard will receive the message "Noshouting removed from <player>."
 Command is unable to target wizards of equal or greater level.

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 Usage:
-   copy <unit> <unit>
+   copy <unit> <string>
-Description: (Note: 9/2020 - It's not clear what this does or if it works. Will investigate.)
+Description: copies a DIL function to unit. String is symname of dil program (dil_name@zoneidx).
 '''Zap (253)'''
 Usage:
-   zap <string>
+   zap <unit> <string>
-Description: Removes a running DIL function. (?)
+Description: Removes a running DIL function. String is symname of dil program (dil_name@zoneidx).
 '''Nset (254)'''

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 Description: Reboots the server. With no parameters, a reboot is set for one minute, and countdown begins. As indicated, the 'now' parameter will immediately reboot the mud, and the 'cancel' parameter will cancel a pending reboot. Players will not receive any messages if the wait time is greater than 20 minutes.
 '''freeze (250)'''
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 Description: Executes a DIL function
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 Description: Turns target to stone. For players, they are unable to take any actions at all while petrified. For NPC's, they will now become an object in the room that cannot be picked up. Players may be returned to their original fleshy state by repeating the command. Petrifying a NPC is not reversible, though resetting their zone will reload the NPC per default logic.
 '''title (204)'''
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 See also:
    wizhelp petrify
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 Description: The contents of <string> will simply appear as a message in the room a wizard is in. Fun for socializing, roleplaying, and executing special interactions.
 '''wstat (215)'''
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   descriptor     : descriptor data for player
   func           : special function for unit
-  spell          : spells leaned by char
+  spell          : spells learned by char
   skill          : skills learned by char
   weapon         : weapons mastered by char
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 See also:
    wizhelp echo
 '''at (220)'''
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    wizhelp setskill
    wizhelp wstat
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 Description: This is the command you use, if you want to fiddle with individual fields in a unit. There are a LOT of fields to set. The command will list them, if you just give a unit name. However it is essential that you understand the argument types.
-<value>     : a value. beware not to enter a number out of range.
+<value>     : a value. beware not to enter a number out of range.<br>
-<type>      : a type. to list possible types give it an 'X' as type
+<type>      : a type. to list possible types give it an 'X' as type<br>
-<string>    : a single string.
+<string>    : a single string.(enter description): this gives you the multi-line editor. End with a '@' on a single line.<br>
-(enter description): this gives you the multi-line editor.
+<unitpath>  : a 'path' to the unit, specifying its itemname and zonename.<br>
-                     End with a '@' on a single line.
+<keyword>   : a single keyword.<br>
-<unitpath>  : a 'path' to the unit, specifying its itemname and zonename.
+<direction> : direction can be any of the six: n s e w u d<br>
-<keyword>   : a single keyword.
+<bitlist>   : a list of bitnames. nothing indicates no set bits. Separate bitnames with a single '|'.<br>
 Combinations of the above occur.

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 The MUD as distributed has the following commands at the minimum levels below.   This can be changed in commands.dat at ../etc/commands.dat.  Notice the destructive potential the closer you get to the highest level.  Besides destroying someone's privacy (plog), crashing the world on purpose is serious business.  It is recommended that you learn these commands from the bottom up to ease your way into world management....or just crash the MUD once to get it out of your system.
-'''evel 255'''
+'''Level 255'''
 * crash
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    where [unit]
-Description: Utilized without arguments, this will return a list of players as well as the title and symbolic of their location. With argument, returns title of target, as well as title and symbolic of target's location.
+Description: Utilized without arguments, this will return a list of players as well as the title and unit-path of their location. With argument, returns title of target, as well as title and unit-path of target's location.
 '''wizsocials (200)'''
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    goto temple@udgaard
-Description: Allows wizards to travel about the world. Target a player, npc, or object, and instantly travel to it. Targeting a room name will work only when within the zone, unless utilizing the full symbolic.
+Description: Allows wizards to travel about the world. Target a player, npc, or object, and instantly travel to it. Targeting a room name will work only when within the zone, unless utilizing the full unit-path.
 '''mash (220)'''
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 Description: Uses the wizsocial mash. Optionally target a player.
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 The MUD as distributed has the following commands at the minimum levels below.   This can be changed in commands.dat at ../etc/commands.dat.  Notice the destructive potential the closer you get to the highest level.  Besides destroying someone's privacy (plog), crashing the world on purpose is serious business.  It is recommended that you learn these commands from the bottom up to ease your way into world management....or just crash the MUD once to get it out of your system.
-Level 255 commands
+'''evel 255'''
 * crash
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 * shutdown
-Level 254 commands
+'''Level 254'''
 * execute
 * nset
-Level 253 commands
+'''Level 253'''
 * advance
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 * zap
-Level 250 commands
+'''Level 250'''
 * freeze
-Level 240 commands
+'''Level 240'''
 * ban
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 * reboot
-Level 239 commands
+'''Level 239'''
 * force
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 * switch
-Level 235 commands
+'''Level 235'''
 * transfer
-Level 230 commands
+'''Level 230'''
 * boards
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 * wizlock
-Level 220 commands
+'''Level 220'''
 * mash
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 * at
-Level 219 commands
+'''Level 219'''
 * corpses
 * goto
-Level 215 commands
+'''Level 215'''
 * wstat
-Level 213 commands
+'''Level 213'''
 * echo
-Level 210 commands
+'''Level 210'''
 * wiz
-Level 204 commands
+'''Level 204'''
 * petrify
 * title
-Level 202 commands
+'''Level 202'''
 * users
-Level 200 commands
+'''Level 200'''
 * notell
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    mash [player]
-Description:
+Description: Uses the wizsocial mash. Optionally target a player.
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