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Usagewear <object/all/best>
In CKMud equipment can improve various stats that can either increase/reduce
damage dealt and received. More powerful gear is locked behind tiers that can
only be worn after a powerlevel requirement has been met.
All equipment has a "rating" which is the sum of all its
stats. This rating can be viewed by using a scouter to
"Analyze" the equipment.
The "wear" command is used to equip gear to the equipment slot that the object
is assigned to.
wear <object>: If the equipment slot is empty this will
equip the specified object.
wear all: This command will equip any gear in your inventory
to any available equipment slots. No consideration is given to equipment stats
with this command.
wear best: This command first removes all currently equipped
gear, it then re-equips gear based on what is available in your inventory
starting with the highest "rated" gear.
wear best armor: AutoEquip gear with highest ARMOR
wear best str: AutoEquip gear with highest STR
wear best spd: AutoEquip gear with highest SPD
wear best int: AutoEquip gear with highest INT
wear best wis: AutoEquip gear with highest WIS
wear best weighted: WEIGHTED gear (bonus PL gains) first
in every slot, then your highest rated gear
where you carry none
wield <weapon>: Equip a weapon into your weapon slot.
hold <item>: Hold an item in your off hand (also grab).
remove <item>: Take a piece of equipment off.
Details:
Tier PL Requirements:
-Tier 0: No Requirement
-Tier 1: 1,000,000
-Tier 2: 25,000,000
-Tier 3: 75,000,000
-Tier 4: 125,000,000
-Tier 5: 250,000,000
-Tier 6: 500,000,000
-Tier 7: 1,500,000,000
-Tier 8: 3,000,000,000
-Tier 9: 5,000,000,000
-Tier 10: 8,000,000,000
There is a small chance boss gear could be LEGENDARY LEGENDARY gear has 2x
stats and is BOUND. CELESTIAL gear has upto 3x stats and is BOUND BOUND gear
can not be dropped, and only auctioned for TOKENS.
mobtiers mobtier
Every creature has a tier, and a higher tier makes it tougher in several ways.
A creature's tier is not your own tier, and it does not decide the tier of the
gear it drops.
How it works:
- A higher tier creature blocks, dodges and deflects your attacks more often.
- It shrugs off afflictions better: each tier takes a little off your chance to
land one.
- Its skills hit harder with each tier.
- A boss that calls minions calls them faster the higher its tier.
- A rival takes its tier from yours, see Rivals.
- The tier of random gear a creature drops comes from the creature's level
instead, see Loot.
Where you see it:
> compendium bosses tier 6
Lists the bosses of tier 6.
- Open a creature's full entry in the Celestial Compendium to see its Tier.
- compendium tier <number> lists gear of that tier, which is not the same
thing.
skilltiers boosted supreme
A mastered skill can be raised further with tokens, one tier at a time:
Boosted, then Supreme, then Ultimate. Type request to see what each step costs;
Ultimate shows ??? there, and Ultimates gives its price and rules.
How it works:
- request boost <skill> takes a skill from Mastered to Boosted, request supreme
<skill> from Boosted to Supreme, and request ultimate <skill> from Supreme to
Ultimate. Attack skills and focus skills can both be raised.
- Each of these requests typed without a skill lists the skills you can raise
with it.
- Ultimate needs tier 6, see Levels and Experience, and takes only your own
race's skills, plus some absorbed skills for Bio-Androids. The heal family
stops at Supreme, apart from heal and omniheal.
- A raised skill still counts as mastered, so Quick Recovery still works on it,
see Cooldowns.
- From Boosted on, your Hitroll and Damroll add more to an attack skill's
damage. From Supreme on, your stats add more as well, and Ultimate raises
both again.
- Each step up bypasses 5% more of the target's armor: 5% Boosted, 10% Supreme,
15% Ultimate.
- Each tier raises the chance an attack skill's afflictions land, and the extra
damage of a first strike skill opening a fight.
- An Ultimate ki skill costs 4 times the Ki, and an Ultimate physical skill 3
more Fatigue.
- Remorting takes your skills back below mastered, which drops their tiers, see
Remort. A skill you took to Ultimate before costs less to take there again.
Where you see it:
- learn shows a raised skill as Boosted, Supreme or Ultimate in place of its
percent.
- skillinfo <skill> shows the cost at your tier, and the Penetration, base and
effective.