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Coin hand

2024-10-09T17:47:20Z

CLOS: It is no longer true that Chronomages can steal your coins

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'''Coin hand'''s come in many different looks, but they all provide the same ability: to hold [[Silver coin|silvers]] weightlessly.
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==Analyze==
<pre{{log2}}>
You analyze your blackened hand and sense that the creator has provided the following information:

This is a legendary coin hand. It holds your coins weightlessly when closed.

The blackened hand will only respond to you.

It can be altered to have a long or a show, but part of the LOOK will not show to others. For the short description, it should follow "[article] [type of hand] hand." Some examples would "a scaly,orc,hand" or "an old,leathery,hand."

The hand has the following verbs:

OPEN MY hand - Retrieve all the coins from the hand.
GET # MY hand - Specify the exact number of coins you'd like to retrieve from the hand.
CLOSE MY hand - Give all my coins to the hand to hold!
RUB MY hand - Toggle to make the hand only respond to you for OPEN, CLOSE, and GET.
WEAR MY hand - Show off your blackened hand in style!
LOOK MY hand - See how many silvers the hand is holding.

==Usage==
{| {{verbtable}} 
|- {{verbtableheader|90}}
! scope="col" style="width:5em;"|Verb
! scope="col"|First
! scope="col"|Third
|-
! scope="row" role="rowheader"|CLOSE
| The fingers of the tiny black hand close with almost a life of their own.
An eerie whisper rings in your ears, "I will keep your silver safe for you, Master."
You feel your pockets lighten!
| {{addmetext}}
|-
! scope="row" role="rowheader"|OPEN
| The fingers of the tiny black hand open with almost a life of their own.
An eerie whisper rings in your ears, "I now return 712110147 silver coins to your pocket, Master."
You feel the weight of added silver!
| {{addmetext}}
|-
! scope="row" role="rowheader"|GET
| {{addmetext}}
| {{addmetext}}
|-
! scope="row" role="rowheader"|RUB
| {{addmetext}}
| {{addmetext}}
|-
! scope="row" role="rowheader"|WEAR
| {{addmetext}}
| {{addmetext}}
|-
! scope="row" role="rowheader"|LOOK
| {{addmetext}}
| {{addmetext}}
|}
==Additional Information==
===Show===
<pre{{log2}}>
You see a twisted hand with old leathery skin.
It is clenched tightly into a fist.
An eerie whisper rings in your ears, "I am holding 712110147 of your silver coins, Master."

===Items===
Note: They can be easily altered, but here are some examples anyway.
*a severed krolvin warlord fist
*a tiny black hand
*a severed thief's hand
*a decaying halfling hand
===Properties===
*Holds an unlimited amount of coins weightlessly.
*{{boldmono|OPENing}} the hand dumps all the silvers in the hand into your pockets.
*{{boldmono|CLOSing}} the hand takes all coins on you and places it in the hand.
*Can be {{boldmono|RUBbed}} to attune to you.
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|itemclass=Accessory 
|itemtype=Hand 
|alter= Yes
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{{itemverb
|verb=CLOSE 
|verb2=GET
|verb3=LOOK
|verb4=OPEN
|verb5=RUB
|verb6=WEAR
}}
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Collectible

2023-01-27T15:19:03Z

CLOS: /* Collection Rewards */

A '''collectible''' is a special type of treasure found in [[box (treasure)|locked boxes]] or dropped on looting [[boss creatures]] and can be redeemed for special rewards at the collectibles shop in each town. The collectibles shops will also store these collectible items, so you don't have to use up valuable inventory and/or locker space while working towards completing a set. The collectibles shops don't buy or sell anything (if you want to sell the collectibles for silver, take them to the pawn/gem shop instead). What you do is bring any found collectibles to the shop and then {{boldmono|[[DEPOSIT (verb)|DEPOSIT]]}} them. The shop then holds on to them for you until you either {{boldmono|[[WITHDRAW (verb)|WITHDRAW]]}} the collectible or {{boldmono|[[REDEEM (verb)|REDEEM]]}} a completed set.

==Collectibles Shop Locations==
{| class="wikitable alternating sortable mw-collapsible"
!Town||Location||Lich Room #
|-
|Wehnimer's Landing||North Ring Road||23806
|-
|Icemule Trace||Commerce Burrow||27351
|-
|Solhaven||South Market||23816
|-
|Teras Isle||Golvern Steet||27350
|-
|River's Rest||River Road||27348
|-
|Zul Logoth||Ruby Tunnel||27349
|-
|Ta'Illistim||Moonglae Var||23817
|-
|Ta'Vaalor||Rubicaene Wey||23818
|-
|Mist Harbor||Wisteria Crossing||23807
|-
|Cysaegir||Treetop Platform||23825
|-
|Kraken's Fall||Inking Den||28968
|}
'''*In any town: ;go collectibles'''

==[[Verb:COLLECT|COLLECT verb]]==
{{#section:Verb:COLLECT|verb}}

<small>''For additional information on the {{boldmono|COLLECT}} [[verb]] and examples of use, please see the [[Verb:COLLECT]] page.</small>

==Collection Rewards==
{| class="wikitable alternating sortable mw-collapsible"
!Collection||Reward
|-
|#1. Profession Figurines|| 10000 silver
|-
|#2. Polished Stones||250 experience points
|-
|#3. Unusual Smooth Stones||5000 silver and 250 experience points
|-
|#4. Moonstone Cube Slivers|| a solid moonstone cube
|-
|#5. White Flask Pieces|| a white flask
|-
|#6. Soulstone Shards||a cracked white soulstone (TAP for 2 deeds)
|-
|#7. Silver Wand Shavings|| a silver wand
|-
|#8. Golden Wand Shavings||a golden wand
|-
|#9. Blue Wand Shavings||a slender blue wand
|-
|#10. Iron Wand Shavings|| an iron wand
|-
|#11. Coral Wand Shavings||green coral wand
|-
|#12. Gold Coins|| a dull gold coin
|-
|#13. Ruby Amulet Shards|| a ruby amulet (5 charges)
|-
|#14. Pink Pearl Necklace|| a pink pearl necklace (20k sing value jewelry) and 100 silver
|-
|#15. Grey Pearl Necklace|| a grey pearl necklace (20k sing value jewelry) and 250 silver
|-
|#16. White Pearl Necklace|| a white pearl necklace (20k sing value jewelry) and 500 silver
|-
|#17. Black Pearl Necklace||a black pearl necklace (20k sing value jewelry) and 750 silver
|-
|#18. Green Pearl Necklace|| a green pearl necklace (20k sing value jewelry) and 1000 silver
|-
|#19. Grindstones||a sparkling whetstone (Applies 1 CER of temporary crit weighting to a weapon on RUB)
|-
|#20. Rainbow Garments|| a glowing multicolored swathe (unlocks existing Rainbowear to T4. RUB to activate with eligible item in hand)
|-
|#21. Divine Absolution||a glowing sphere (deity attunement reset)
|-
|#22. Antique Lockpicks||a small folded note (This note is good for 1 box opening service at any locksmith shop for no charge.)
|-
|#23. Fossilized Shells||a waxy black jar of oil
|-
|#24. Meteorite Chippings|| sparkling silver jar of oil / 1 pour of temporary extraplanar bane
|-
|#25. Pantheon of Liabo|| 1 Gift of the Gods
|-
|#26. Pantheon of Lornon|| 1 Instant Mind Clearer
|-
|#27. Pantheon of Neutrality|| 1 Luck Booster
|-
|#28. Spirits of Battle|| 1 Item Supercharger
|-
|#29. Spirits of Life||1 Luck Booster
|-
|#30. Spirits of Power||1 Enhancive Boost
|-
|#31. Spirits of Companionship||1 Guild Boost
|-
|#32. Spell Pills||a squat pale grey crystal bottle (10 pills)
|-
|#33. Bloody Bandanas||Adventurer's Guild voucher pack
|-
|#34. Guild Nights||A guild night form.
|-
|#35. Heirloom of Reim||1 use orb for the Settlement of Reim or Reim Fortress Defense
|-
|}

==Achievement Awards==
{| class="wikitable alternating sortable mw-collapsible"
!Achievement||Reward
|-
|#1. Redeem a Common Set||1 Instant Mind Clearer
|-
|#2. Redeem 5 Different Common Sets||1 Instant Mind Clearer
|-
|#3. Redeem 10 Different Common Sets||1 Instant Mind Clearer
|-
|#4. Redeem an Uncommon Set||1 Instant Mind Clearer
|-
|#5. Redeem 5 Different Uncommon Sets||1 Instant Mind Clearer
|-
|#6. Redeem 10 Different Uncommon Sets||1 Instant Mind Clearer
|-
|#7. Redeem a Rare Set||1 Instant Mind Clearer
|-
|#8. Redeem 5 Different Rare Sets||1 Instant Mind Clearer
|-
|#9. Redeem an Ultra-Rare Set||1 Instant Mind Clearer
|-
|#10. Redeem 10 of a Single Common Set||1 Instant Mind Clearer
|-
|#11. Redeem 100 of a Single Common Set||1 Instant Mind Clearer
|-
|#12. Redeem 1000 of a Single Common Set||
|-
|#13. Redeem 10 of Single Uncommon Set||1 Instant Mind Clearer
|-
|#14. Redeem 100 of a Single Uncommon Set||
|-
|#15. Redeem 1000 of a Single Uncommon Set||
|-
|#16. Redeem 10 of Single Rare Set||1 Instant Mind Clearer
|-
|#17. Redeem 100 of a Single Rare Set||1 Instant Mind Clearer
|-
|#18. Redeem 1000 of a Single Rare Set||
|-
|#19. Redeem 10 of a Single Ultra-Rare Set||
|-
|#20. Redeem 100 of a Single Ultra-Rare Set||
|-
|#21. Redeem 1000 of a Single Ultra-Rare Set||
|-
|#22. Redeem 1 Set of Each Rarity||1 Instant Mind Clearer
|-
|#23. Redeem 30 Different Sets||1 Instant Mind Clearer
|-
|#24. Redeem a Common Collectible||1 Instant Mind Clearer
|-
|#25. Redeem an Uncommon Collectible||1 Instant Mind Clearer
|-
|#26. Redeem a Rare Collectible||1 Instant Mind Clearer
|-
|#27. Redeem an Ultra-Rare Collectible||1 Instant Mind Clearer
|-
|#28. Redeem 100 Common Collectibles||1 Instant Mind Clearer
|-
|#29. Redeem 1000 Common Collectibles||1 Instant Mind Clearer
|-
|#30. Redeem 10,000 Common Collectibles||
|-
|#31. Redeem 100 Uncommon Collectibles||1 Instant Mind Clearer
|-
|#32. Redeem 1000 Uncommon Collectibles||1 Instant Mind Clearer
|-
|#33. Redeem 10,000 Uncommon Collectibles||
|-
|#34. Redeem 100 Rare Collectibles||1 Instant Mind Clearer
|-
|#35. Redeem 1000 Rare Collectibles||1 Instant Mind Clearer
|-
|#36. Redeem 10,000 Rare Collectibles||
|-
|#37. Redeem 10 Ultra-Rare Collectibles||1 Instant Mind Clearer
|-
|#38. Redeem 100 Ultra-Rare Collectibles||
|-
|#39. Redeem 1000 Ultra-Rare Collectibles||
|-
|#40. Redeem 10,000 Ultra-Rare Collectibles||
|-
|#41. Redeem 100 Collectible Sets|| 1 Instant Mind Clearer
|-
|#42. Redeem 1000 Collectible Sets||1 Instant Mind Clearer
|-
|#43. Redeem 10,000 Collectible Sets||
|-
|#44. Redeem 100 Collectible Pieces||1 Instant Mind Clearer
|-
|#45. Redeem 1000 Collectible Pieces||1 Instant Mind Clearer
|-
|#46. Redeem 10,000 Collectible Pieces||1 Instant Mind Clearer
|-
|#47. Redeem 100,000 Collectible Pieces||
|-
|#48. Complete all the Deity Sets||1 Instant Mind Clearer
|-
|}

==Resources==
*[[/items|List of collectible items]]
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[[Category: Treasure System]]

Verb:READY

2022-04-17T15:36:39Z

CLOS: /* Usage */

'''READY''' takes a designated weapon out of its sheath. It is part of the group of verbs that makes item handling safer and easier.
==Usage==
'''Ready:'''
<pre{{log2}}>
Valid options are: READY SHIELD (CLEAR)
READY WEAPON (CLEAR)
READY 2WEAPON (CLEAR)
READY RANGED (CLEAR)
READY AMMO (CLEAR)
READY WAND (CLEAR)

Clicking the above options will ready or clear the selected item.
Use READY LIST to view your current settings.
</pre>
'''Ready list:'''
<pre{{log2}}>
Your current settings are:

shield: (none) (worn if possible, stowed otherwise)
weapon: a marred runestaff (worn if possible, stowed otherwise)
secondary weapon: (none) (worn if possible, stowed otherwise)
ranged weapon: (none) (worn if possible, stowed otherwise)
ammo bundle: (none) (worn if possible, stowed otherwise)
sheath: a long dark velvet witch's cloak (not found)
secondary sheath: (none)

To change your default item for a category that is already set, clear the category first by clicking on the item in the list above. Click here to update the list.
</pre>
'''Ready weapon:'''
<pre{{log2}}>
You remove a webbed arashan-carved staff tipped with a smooth amber wand from in your red charmeuse bodice.
</pre>
'''Ready 2weapon:'''
<pre{{log2}}>
You do not have a default secondary weapon set.

Currently valid weapons:

a webbed arashan-carved staff tipped with a smooth amber wand (in your red charmeuse bodice)
a faenor-banded silvery lor staff (in your red charmeuse bodice)
a rowan-handled faenor pilum (in your spidersilk satchel)
a crystal-hafted void black warlance (in your double-breasted waistcoat)
a ruby-hilted silvery mithril dagger (in your black leather sheath)
a stone grey drake dagger (in your chamois knee-boots)
</pre>
'''Setting 2weapon (clickable):'''
<pre{{log2}}>
>a ruby-hilted silvery mithril dagger
Setting a ruby-hilted silvery mithril dagger to be your default secondary weapon.
>ready 2weapon
You slip a hand to the hidden sheath at your ankle, deftly retrieving your dagger.
# to set a category in an environment that is not clickable you should use the following syntax
>ready <category> <item>
>ready weapon dagger
Setting a coraesine dagger to be your default weapon.
</pre>

==See also==
*[[STORE (verb)]]
*[[STOW (verb)]]
*[[SHEATHE (verb)]]
*[[GIRD (verb)]]
*[[STORE (verb)/saved posts|Saved posts]]
*[[Character guide]]

[[category:Verbs]]

Waylay

2022-01-19T15:07:05Z

CLOS: /* Resources */

'''WAYLAY''' is a mechanical attack verb used to deliver open or [[AIM (verb)|aimed]] [[melee]] attacks from [[Stalking and Hiding|hiding]] using the [[ambush|ambush skill]] wherein the resulting attack has bonus [[Weighting#Damage_Weighting|damage weighting]] instead of the bonus [[Weighting#Critical_Weighting|critical weighting]] formerly associated with ambush. This attack verb is open to any profession, but given that you must be hidden to use it and the damage bonus is based upon ambush skill, the design intent was for it to primarily be beneficial for rogues, warriors, and rangers who use melee weapons. This verb is an alternate to {{boldmono|[[AMBUSH (verb)|AMBUSH]]}} and {{boldmono|[[ATTACK (verb)|ATTACK]]}}.

The new mechanic was announced in December 2019 by [[USER:GS4-ESTILD|Senior GameMaster Estild]] and worked on by [[USER:GS4-NAIJIN|GameMaster Naijin]] and [[USER:GS4-MERAKI|GameMaster Meraki]].

==Syntax==
* {{boldmono|WAYLAY {target} {location} }}attempts to attack the target in the specified location
* {{boldmono|WAYLAY {target} }}attempts to attack the target in the default aiming location specified by the {{boldmono|[[AIM]]}} verb (and attacks openly if no default aiming location is set)

<pre{{log2}}>H>waylay elemental
You step out of hiding to waylay a greater water elemental!
You swing a marred falchion at a greater water elemental!
AS: +458 vs DS: +240 with AvD: +36 + d100 roll: +72 = +326
... and hit for 235 points of damage!
The water elemental is knocked to the ground!
Roundtime: 6 sec.</pre>

==Mechanics==

This mechanic is effectively identical to using a hidden {{boldmono|AMBUSH}} with the ambush skill. The differences are that you must be hidden in order to {{boldmono|WAYLAY}} and the output is bonus damage weighting instead of bonus critical weighting. The bonus damage weighting is equal to the following (DEX bonus + (Ambush skill bonus / 2)), subject to the end roll result of the attack. 100% of the calculated bonus is applied if the end result is at 250, then ±1% for every 2 points below/above 250, capped at ±100%. The bonus damage is subject to randomization and stacks with normal weapon properties (such as additional critical or damage weighting).

In general it is best not to aim when using waylay because if you aim and miss the bonus damage is halved, whereas it is never halved if unaimed.

Strategically, this verb may best be used against critical hit resistant/immune targets such as [[:Category:Elemental_Creatures|elementals]], [[:Category:Non-corporeal_undead_creatures|non-corporeal undead]], and certain [[:Category:Boss_creatures|boss creatures]].

Waylay may also be used in combination with [[silent strike]].

<pre{{log2}}>
>cman silent waylay
You quickly step from hiding to deliver your waylay!
You swing with a vultite-bound thick leather blackjack at a dybbuk!
AS: +502 vs DS: +179 with AvD: +19 + d100 roll: +57 = +399
... and hit for 205 points of damage!
Whoosh! Several ribs driven into lungs.
The dybbuk is stunned!
You retreat back into the shadows.
Roundtime: 4 sec.
</pre>

==Limitations==

Any condition that prevents a character from attacking normally will prevent this verb from working, as will attempting to aim at a nonexistent (''e.g.'', the legs of a worm) or already severed body part.

Size disparity can also prevent aiming at specific body parts. Large [[character]]s will not be able to aim at specific parts of small critters (''e.g.'', a [[human]] cannot aim at specific parts of a spiked cavern urchin). Furthermore, no character can aim at a part of a [[creature]] that, because of size limitations, is out of his or her reach unless they have the appropriate [[combat maneuver]] (''e.g.'', a [[dwarf]] cannot aim at the head or neck of a [[giant]] that is standing up ). The use of longer weapons can somewhat mitigate this.

If you aim your attack and miss the location, you get half of the normal damage weighting bonus.

Waylay provides zero benefit to the off-hand, if the primary hand triggers the associated damage weighting.

<pre{{log2}}>
>waylay wight
You step out of hiding to waylay an arch wight!
You swing a jade-hilted tapered vultite bodkin at an arch wight!
AS: +231 vs DS: +65 with AvD: +25 + d100 roll: +1 = +192
... and hit for 71 points of damage!
Well aimed shot almost removes an eye!
You swing a jade-hilted tapered vultite bodkin at an arch wight!
AS: +212 vs DS: +72 with AvD: +25 + d100 roll: +2 = +167
... and hit for 42 points of damage!
Incredible shot to the eye penetrates deep into skull!
You hear a sound like a weeping child as a white glow separates itself from the arch wight's body as it rises, disappearing into the heavens.
The arch wight falls to the ground motionless.
</pre>

==Related Articles==
* [[AMBUSH (verb)]]
* [[ATTACK (verb)]]

==Resources==
* [[/saved_posts|Saved posts]]
* [http://forum.gsplayers.com/showthread.php?123005-WAYLAY-(Attack)-Verb-Released&p=2133033#post2133033 Player research]
* [https://discord.com/channels/226045346399256576/532373273816858636/859244619811127346 Estild on aiming]

[[Category: Combat Mechanics]]
[[Category:Verbs]]

Waylay

2022-01-19T15:06:02Z

CLOS: /* Mechanics */

Duck and Weave

2022-01-05T14:21:08Z

CLOS:

{{Player System Manager
|mnemonic = duckandweave
|verb = [[CMAN]]
|type = Martial Stance
|stamina = 20
|requirements = Training in [[Dodging]] and [[Multi-Opponent Combat]] is recommended.
|availableto = [[Rogue]]s, [[Monk]]s
}}
{{PSM3.0costs
|rank1 = 3
|rank2 = 6
|rank3 = 9
}}
{{TOC limit|2}}
{{PSMinfo
|description = Redirect your enemies' attacks to each other as you weave between them.
|mechanics = Upon [[evade|evading]] a [[melee|melee attack]], there is a chance that the attack can be redirected against another enemy in the same room. This redirection chance is based upon ranks in this maneuver, [[Dodging]] ranks, [[Multi Opponent Combat]] ranks, [[Agility]] and [[Influence]] bonuses, and being in a more offensive [[stance]].
|additionalinfo =
===Messaging===
<pre{{log2|margin-right=27em}}>
A human robber removes a plain wooden arrow from in his quiver.
A human robber fires a plain wooden arrow at you!
You manage to maneuver yourself such that when you dodge aside at the last moment, a human robber finds himself attacking an elven thug, much to their mutual surprise!
AS: +424 vs DS: +337 with AvD: +30 + d100 roll: +68 = +185
... and hits for 33 points of damage!
Nice puncture to the back, just grazed the spine!
The wooden arrow breaks apart and crumbles away.
</pre>
}}

==Formula==
<pre{{log2|margin-right=27em}}>
(8 * (1 + D&W Ranks))
+ (8 * Dodge Ranks / Level)
+ (1/10 MoC ranks up to 100)
+ (1/20 MoC ranks over 100)
+ ((Agi Bonus + (2 * Inf Bonus)) / 5)
</pre>

[[https://discord.com/channels/226045346399256576/532373273816858636/928291326393454623]]

==Resources==
* [[/saved posts|Saved posts]]
* [[Player System Manager/saved posts|Player System Manager saved posts]]
[[Category:Combat Maneuvers]]

Duck and Weave

2022-01-05T14:20:19Z

CLOS:

{{Player System Manager
|mnemonic = duckandweave
|verb = [[CMAN]]
|type = Martial Stance
|stamina = 20
|requirements = Training in [[Dodging]] and [[Multi-Opponent Combat]] is recommended.
|availableto = [[Rogue]]s, [[Monk]]s
}}
{{PSM3.0costs
|rank1 = 3
|rank2 = 6
|rank3 = 9
}}
{{TOC limit|2}}
{{PSMinfo
|description = Redirect your enemies' attacks to each other as you weave between them.
|mechanics = Upon [[evade|evading]] a [[melee|melee attack]], there is a chance that the attack can be redirected against another enemy in the same room. This redirection chance is based upon ranks in this maneuver, [[Dodging]] ranks, [[Multi Opponent Combat]] ranks, [[Agility]] and [[Influence]] bonuses, and being in a more offensive [[stance]].
|additionalinfo =
===Messaging===
<pre{{log2|margin-right=27em}}>
A human robber removes a plain wooden arrow from in his quiver.
A human robber fires a plain wooden arrow at you!
You manage to maneuver yourself such that when you dodge aside at the last moment, a human robber finds himself attacking an elven thug, much to their mutual surprise!
AS: +424 vs DS: +337 with AvD: +30 + d100 roll: +68 = +185
... and hits for 33 points of damage!
Nice puncture to the back, just grazed the spine!
The wooden arrow breaks apart and crumbles away.
</pre>
}}

==Formula==
<pre{{log2|margin-right=27em}}>
(8 * (1 + D&W Ranks))
+ (8 * Dodge Ranks / Level)
+ (1/10 MoC ranks up to 100)
+ (1/20 MoC ranks over 100)
+ ((Agi Bonus + (2 * Inf Bonus)) / 5)
</pre>

[[src:https://discord.com/channels/226045346399256576/532373273816858636/928291326393454623]]

==Resources==
* [[/saved posts|Saved posts]]
* [[Player System Manager/saved posts|Player System Manager saved posts]]
[[Category:Combat Maneuvers]]

Stamina

2021-11-21T22:09:57Z

CLOS: /* Maximum Stamina */

'''Stamina''' is used whenever most [[Combat Maneuvers|combat maneuvers]] are activated. The maximum stamina a character has determines how often that character can use maneuvers, and if a character [[Overexerted|overexerts]] themselves, they can no longer use any maneuvers for a period of ten minutes and suffer a -10 penalty to their [[attack strength]], unless they have the spell [[Adrenal_Surge_(1107)|Adrenal Surge (1107)]] cast on them afterwards to cure the overexertion.

== Maximum Stamina ==
Maximum stamina is determined as follows:
<div {{prettydiv|margin-right=35%}}><center><tt>'''Maximum Stamina = [[CON]] bonus + ([[STR]] bonus/3) + ([[AGI]] bonus/3) + ([[DIS]] bonus/3) + ([[Physical Fitness]] skill bonus / 3)'''</tt></center></div>

*All fractions from the above formula are dropped.

== Stamina Recovery ==
Stamina recovery is determined primarily by the character's [[Constitution]], with the rate ranging from 20% to 30% of the character's maximum stamina per minute. Thus, Strength, Agility, Discipline, and Physical Fitness training also have a minor effect on stamina recovery due to their influence on a character's maximum stamina. A character's stamina recovery is calculated as follows:

STEP 1: Find the percentage of maximum stamina that will be regained:
<div {{prettydiv|margin-right=35%}}><center><tt>
'''Stamina Recovery (SR) = 20 + trunc([[CON]] bonus / 4.5) + Bonus'''
</tt></center></div>
*'''Bonus''' is the sum of all the following:
**A character that is sitting, kneeling, or prone without a weapon in his or her right hand receives a +5% (or +5) bonus to Stamina Recovery. This is NOT an enhancive bonus.

*Nodes have no effect on the stamina recovery rate.

STEP 2: Calculate how much stamina is gained each pulse:
<div {{prettydiv|margin-right=35%}}><center><tt>
'''Stamina gained per pulse = round(Maximum Stamina * (SR / 100)) + Stamina Recovery Enhancive Bonus'''
</tt></center></div>
* The '''Stamina Recovery Enhancive Bonus''' includes all enhancive items, as well as the +15 bonus from using Stamina Burst (and the -15 penalty for the following three pulses).

For example, a character that has 158 maximum stamina and +32 Consitution bonus gains 43 stamina per pulse:
*Stamina recovery: 20% + trunc(32 / 4.5) + 0
*Stamina recovery: 20% + trunc(7.1111)
*Stamina recovery: 27%
*Stamina gained: round(158 * (27 / 100))
*Stamina gained: round(158 * .27)
*Stamina gained: round(42.66)
*Stamina gained: 43

== Maximum Stamina From Stats ==

This is a race comparison of the stamina bonus with 100 in each of the relevant stats (CON, STR, AGI, DIS). Dwarves have the highest (70) potential bonus with dark elves (43) the lowest. When physical fitness training is included, dwarf warriors and empaths (3x PF training) can achieve the highest non-enhanced stamina of 204, or 203 if it is capped at level (70 stat bonus + 403 skill/3).

{| {{prettytable}}
|-bgcolor=#cccccc
!'''RACE'''
!'''Maximum Stamina<br> Stat Bonus'''
|-
| Dark Elf||<center> 43 </center>
|-
| Elf||<center> 50 </center>
|-
| Sylvan||<center> 50 </center>
|-
| Half-Elf||<center> 51 </center>
|-
| Human||<center> 51 </center>
|-
| Aelotoi||<center> 53 </center>
|-
| Burghal Gnome||<center> 56 </center>
|-
| Halfling||<center> 56 </center>
|-
| Erithian||<center> 60 </center>
|-
| Forest Gnome||<center> 61 </center>
|-
| Giantman||<center> 63 </center>
|-
| Half-Krolvin||<center> 65 </center>
|-
| Dwarf||<center> 70 </center>
|}

== [[Alchemy]] Stamina Items ==
*[[Stamina potion]]
*[[Stamina regeneration crystal]]

==STAMINA (verb)==
<pre{{log2}}>
>STAMINA
Maximum Stamina Points: 109
Remaining Stamina Points: 109

Stamina gained per pulse: 26

Stamina abilities:
STAMINA BURST - Dig deep for a burst of energy.
STAMINA SECOND WIND - Mastery over your body keeps you fighting when others would falter!
</pre>

*'''STAMINA BURST''' requires 100 ranks of [[Physical Fitness]] and grants +15% stamina regeneration for 3 [[pulse]]s, followed by a -15% penalty for 3 pulses.
*'''STAMINA SECOND WIND''' requires 150 ranks of Physical Fitness and grants up to +30 on offensive CMAN rolls for 30 seconds. Offensive CMAN skills and their profession guild equivalents will cost 0 stamina for the 30 second duration. This verb has a 1 hour cooldown.

[[Category:Character Mechanics]]

Stamina

2021-11-21T22:09:16Z

CLOS: /* Maximum Stamina */

'''Stamina''' is used whenever most [[Combat Maneuvers|combat maneuvers]] are activated. The maximum stamina a character has determines how often that character can use maneuvers, and if a character [[Overexerted|overexerts]] themselves, they can no longer use any maneuvers for a period of ten minutes and suffer a -10 penalty to their [[attack strength]], unless they have the spell [[Adrenal_Surge_(1107)|Adrenal Surge (1107)]] cast on them afterwards to cure the overexertion.

== Maximum Stamina ==
Maximum stamina is determined as follows:
<div {{prettydiv|margin-right=35%}}><center><tt>'''Maximum Stamina = [[CON]] bonus + ([[STR]] bonus/3) + ([[AGI]] bonus/3) + ([[DIS]] bonus/3) + ([[Physical Fitness]] skill bonus / 3)'''</tt></center></div>

*When calculating stamina use the '''bonus''' for each stat.
*All fractions from the above formula are dropped.

== Stamina Recovery ==
Stamina recovery is determined primarily by the character's [[Constitution]], with the rate ranging from 20% to 30% of the character's maximum stamina per minute. Thus, Strength, Agility, Discipline, and Physical Fitness training also have a minor effect on stamina recovery due to their influence on a character's maximum stamina. A character's stamina recovery is calculated as follows:

STEP 1: Find the percentage of maximum stamina that will be regained:
<div {{prettydiv|margin-right=35%}}><center><tt>
'''Stamina Recovery (SR) = 20 + trunc([[CON]] bonus / 4.5) + Bonus'''
</tt></center></div>
*'''Bonus''' is the sum of all the following:
**A character that is sitting, kneeling, or prone without a weapon in his or her right hand receives a +5% (or +5) bonus to Stamina Recovery. This is NOT an enhancive bonus.

*Nodes have no effect on the stamina recovery rate.

STEP 2: Calculate how much stamina is gained each pulse:
<div {{prettydiv|margin-right=35%}}><center><tt>
'''Stamina gained per pulse = round(Maximum Stamina * (SR / 100)) + Stamina Recovery Enhancive Bonus'''
</tt></center></div>
* The '''Stamina Recovery Enhancive Bonus''' includes all enhancive items, as well as the +15 bonus from using Stamina Burst (and the -15 penalty for the following three pulses).

For example, a character that has 158 maximum stamina and +32 Consitution bonus gains 43 stamina per pulse:
*Stamina recovery: 20% + trunc(32 / 4.5) + 0
*Stamina recovery: 20% + trunc(7.1111)
*Stamina recovery: 27%
*Stamina gained: round(158 * (27 / 100))
*Stamina gained: round(158 * .27)
*Stamina gained: round(42.66)
*Stamina gained: 43

== Maximum Stamina From Stats ==

This is a race comparison of the stamina bonus with 100 in each of the relevant stats (CON, STR, AGI, DIS). Dwarves have the highest (70) potential bonus with dark elves (43) the lowest. When physical fitness training is included, dwarf warriors and empaths (3x PF training) can achieve the highest non-enhanced stamina of 204, or 203 if it is capped at level (70 stat bonus + 403 skill/3).

{| {{prettytable}}
|-bgcolor=#cccccc
!'''RACE'''
!'''Maximum Stamina<br> Stat Bonus'''
|-
| Dark Elf||<center> 43 </center>
|-
| Elf||<center> 50 </center>
|-
| Sylvan||<center> 50 </center>
|-
| Half-Elf||<center> 51 </center>
|-
| Human||<center> 51 </center>
|-
| Aelotoi||<center> 53 </center>
|-
| Burghal Gnome||<center> 56 </center>
|-
| Halfling||<center> 56 </center>
|-
| Erithian||<center> 60 </center>
|-
| Forest Gnome||<center> 61 </center>
|-
| Giantman||<center> 63 </center>
|-
| Half-Krolvin||<center> 65 </center>
|-
| Dwarf||<center> 70 </center>
|}

== [[Alchemy]] Stamina Items ==
*[[Stamina potion]]
*[[Stamina regeneration crystal]]

==STAMINA (verb)==
<pre{{log2}}>
>STAMINA
Maximum Stamina Points: 109
Remaining Stamina Points: 109

Stamina gained per pulse: 26

Stamina abilities:
STAMINA BURST - Dig deep for a burst of energy.
STAMINA SECOND WIND - Mastery over your body keeps you fighting when others would falter!
</pre>

*'''STAMINA BURST''' requires 100 ranks of [[Physical Fitness]] and grants +15% stamina regeneration for 3 [[pulse]]s, followed by a -15% penalty for 3 pulses.
*'''STAMINA SECOND WIND''' requires 150 ranks of Physical Fitness and grants up to +30 on offensive CMAN rolls for 30 seconds. Offensive CMAN skills and their profession guild equivalents will cost 0 stamina for the 30 second duration. This verb has a 1 hour cooldown.

[[Category:Character Mechanics]]

Lich:Script Bigshot

2021-04-13T12:13:28Z

CLOS: /* Hunting Target Examples */

When it comes to Lich scripts, Bigshot takes the cake. Bigshot can fully automate hunting to a point where you do not even have to be at your computer. Take care, though, as /afk scripting on any server but Shattered is in violation of game policy and can have some nasty consequences.

==Changelog==
*[[Script Bigshot Changelog]]

==What Does Bigshot Do?==

Using a series of menus and commands inputs, Bigshot lets a user create a modular, customizable and fully automated hunting script. With just a few clicks and tweaks, you can go from scripting Rats to the Rift.

==How Do I Get It?==

Grab it from the Repository: ;repository download Bigshot

Once it is done, ;trust Bigshot.

==How Do I Make it GO!?==

It is a bit complicated. As with most scripts, using a SETUP command will open a graphical user interface for configuring the script. Use ;bigshot setup to open this dialog. This will open a window with the following tabs:
* General - General configuration for non-hunting options.
* Resting - Set up your resting routine and location.
* Hunting Map - Create a hunting map by adding BOUNDARIES and a starting room.
* Hunting - Specify what you are hunting and how.
* Attacking - Create a customized attack routine designed to murder your foes.
* UAC Options - Options for a uac routine
* MSTRIKE Options - Options for using MSTRIKE
* Should_hunt? - Set conditions for Bigshot to know when to start hunting.
* Should_rest? - Set conditions for when you want Bigshot to stop hunting and rest.
* Ammo/Wands - Let Bigshot know where you keep your arrows and wands.

We will take a closer look at each of these individually further on.

There is also several other commands you can do for more functionality.
* ;bigshot quick - Special hunting mode that kills everything in the room your in and quits bigshot. Wont wander at all, and wont attempt to rest. Has its own hunting commands and hunting targets.
* ;bigshot head/tail - This is for Multi-Account hunting. It only works for a single computer. Every character needs to be setup for the hunting area your going to. You start it by having your following characters join your head character. The following characters need to be running bigshot with ;bigshot tail. Once that happens, have the leader of the group do ;Bigshot head. They will then procede to hunt in the area you have setup.
* ;bigshot display - Shows all your current settings.
* ;bigshot reset - Resets all your targetable and untargetable lists. Useful if you find bigshot won't targets something it should.
* ;bigshot ranger or ;bigshot companion - Resets ranger companion setting so you can set it again. Used when you change your companion.
* ;bigshot profile save <name here> - Saves a profile in YAML format in your LICHFOLDER\scripts\bigshot_profiles folder.
* ;bigshot profile load <name here> - Loads a profile from your LICHFOLDER\scripts\bigshot_profiles folder.

==The General Tab==
On this tab, you will see four check boxes. They are:
* Engage deadman's switch - Selecting this option will force Bigshot to quit Gemstone IV when your character is at less than 40% health, allowing you to log back on and assess the situation manually later.
* Depart/rerun if dead - Enabling this option will force a DEPART, causing your character to wake up in the Temple with low spirit. Following this, Bigshot will re-start, starting a fresh hunt. If you do not have a Check Spirit value set in your Should_hunt? tab, you will start hunting without recuperating lost stats.
* Monitor interaction - Running scripts automates most functions and happens rather mechanically. Most anyone can tell if you are scripting just by watching you. Checking this box will pop up a window whenever Bigshot thinks that someone or something is trying to interact with you.
* Flee from clouds - Enabling this check box will force Bigshot to flee from Cloud spells such as 125(Call Lightning with its Ominous Cloud), 1704 (Stun Cloud) and 1713 (Death Cloud)
* Flee from vines - Enabling this check box will force Bigshot to flee from Vine spell such as 610(Tangle Weed)
* Flee from boon - Enabling this check box will force Bigshot to flee from all boon/gifted creatures (available in [https://github.com/elanthia-online/scripts/pull/449/commits/afade49e25dd6042c30b6d62fec4d65376667f80 v4.3.0])

==The Resting Tab==
Short and sweet, here is where we setup our resting routines. During REST mode, Bigshot uses the EXP command and checks your mind, hit points, wound status, mana and spirit. Once all of these values are at the specified Should_hunt? settings, Bigshot leaves REST mode and begins a HUNT.
* room id: - This is the room that Bigshot will return to for resting. Use Room Numbers from Narost / Go2. For example, 228 is Town Square Central in Wenhimer's Landing - a supernode!
* pre-rest commands: - These commands run before entering REST mode. An example routine is: 'shea, wear shield, sit, stance offensive, rest'. This will sheath your weapon, wear your shield, sit, enter offensives stance and use the REST verb. Casters able to should use the MEDITATE verb.
* active resting scripts: - Active resting scripts are scripts that will be run upon entering REST mode. These scripts should be things that you do after a hunt: get healed, empty your bags, spell up. An example list is: 'sloot sell, waggle, useherbs pack'. This will use Sloot to sell according to the options set with Sloot. After selling, it will use Waggle to spell you up according to however Waggle is setup. Finally, useherbs will check your PACK and use herbs stored there to heal whatever wounds you have.
* Fog Option: - Uses [[Spirit Guide (130)]] or Voln [[Symbol of Return]] when heading back to rest. Setting it to None does nothing. Setting it to 130 will cause it to use 130 first then if that fails symbol of return. Symbol of return will use that first, then 130 if that fails.

==The Hunting Map Tab==
Your hunting map is a series of Boundaries - rooms that Bigshot will not enter - and a Start room - the first room that Bigshot moves to when a hunt starts. These function very similarly to the boundaries in the ;Wander script, but are stored in Bigshot's configuration files and not in a character cache as with ;Wander. Luckily, some very enterprising gnomes have put together a List of Hunting Areas and Boundaries, taking some of the legwork out of the deal.
* starting room ID: - This is the first room that Bigshot goes to when hunting. You may set this to any room within the Boundaries that you set with the second option.
* boundary rooms: - Boundary rooms are walls. Bigshot will not enter a Boundary room!

<PRE>X-X-B - A - 0 - 0 - 0
| |
X-X-X</PRE>
Imagine a hunting area that is a six room square. To enter this square, one must GO DOORWAY from room A. You would set the room outside of the square - ie room A - before you GO DOORWAY, as a boundary. Then, you would set room B to the Starting Room. From there, Bigshot will move to room B and then wander around inside the Boundary - ie the square hunting area - until it your '''Should_rest?''' conditions are met.

* Wait before wandering to another room: - Time you wait before leaving a room to find some creatures. Default is 0.3 seconds

==The Hunting Tab==
The bread and butter of Bigshot, Hunting is where you define what monsters you are hunting and what non-attack abilities you want to use.
* valid targets: - These are the monsters you are hunting. Bigshot will most easily recognize monsters based on the NOUNs or their name. For example, 'a large ogre' can be targetted with just 'ogre'. Using longer descriptors can be troublesome, and you should copy a monster's name directly from the game front end to avoid troubles. You can use multiple entries separated by commas. For example: 'manticore, thrak' will kill manticores and thraks.
* quickhunt targets: - These are monsters you have designated attacks for when your using the ;bigshot quick option for hunting.
* attack stance: - Specify what stance you want to attack from. Bigshot will remain in Stance Defensive until an attack command is issued, whereupon it will stance to your Attack Stance and execute your Attacking routine. Bigshot recognizes all stances from the game, Offensive ->-> Defensive.
* pre-hunt commands: - These commands will be executed before Bigshot uses Go2 to travel to your hunt's Starting Room. As an example: 'gird, stance defensive'. This will ensure that you have readied your weapon and are in Defensive stance before traveling. Set short lived combat spells like 1605 (Arm of the Arkati) to be cast in this line.
* active hunting scripts: - Active hunting scripts are scripts that will run while Bigshot is in Hunt mode. Many of these scripts have been made obsolete by the next option. Clever scripters have written some nice scripts that will keep certain spells up, execute cmans based on conditions etc. If you need a complex action to run while Hunting that Bigshot does not have the capacity for, an active hunting script may be called for.
* society abilities/spells/cmans: - Bigshot can be asked to keep certain abilities up at all times during a hunt. Hovering your mouse over this field will display a list of cmans and society abilities specified by their numerical designations. Spells may also be added here. Separate all values by commas. For example, entering '506' will keep the spell Haste up during Hunts, casting whenever it has worn off.
* loot script - Bigshot will call a loot script to loot your kills for you. Sloot and Sloot2 are common scripts used here. Be sure to use the SETUP command on whatever loot script you use, as if it is not configured properly, Bigshot will likely error.
* wracking spirit >= - Setting a value here will WRACK for mana if your spirit is greater than or equal to the value specified. Setting 6, for example, will WRACK down to 5 spirit. This will ONLY function if you have the 'Use sign of wracking/sigil of power' box checked.
* Use sign of wracking/sigil of power - checkbox to enable the use of wracking
* Priority hunt - checkbox to enable the use of the priority system for hunting. This allows you to change targets based on the order listed in valid targets/quickhunt targets. For example, your hunting thunder trolls, wind witches, and puma. Your valid target order is wind witch, thunder troll, puma. Your currently attacking a puma, when a thunder troll walks in. You will switch to the attacking the thunder troll because its before the puma in the valid targets list. After killing the thunder troll, you go back to the puma, only to have a wind witch walk into your room. You will again switch to the wind witch because its in front of the puma. Hope you get the idea. When using the ;bigshot quick option, it will base the order of targets by your quickhunt targets first, then the order of the targets in the room that don't match any of your quickhunt targets. Example, bandits are in your quickhunt targets. You type ;bigshot quick when you get ambushed in the room. Currently in the room is a large ogre and three bandits. The order of targets will be the bandits first, then the large ogre.

===Hunting Target Examples===
All of the examples below will work for both the 'valid targets' and 'quickhunt targets' entries.
* A hunting option only using the default command (a) for each creature in an area:
<pre>crazed zombie, niirsha, sacristan spirit</pre>
* A hunting option using custom hunt commands depending on the creature. In this case it will use command (a) for a [[crazed zombie]] and a [[sacristan spirit]], while using (b) for a [[niirsha]]:
<pre>crazed zombie(a), niirsha(b), sacristan spirit(a)</pre>
* A hunting option that will include the [[:Category:Boss creatures|Boss Creatures]] variations as valid targets (please note that since [https://github.com/elanthia-online/scripts/pull/449/commits/afade49e25dd6042c30b6d62fec4d65376667f80 v4.3.0] this can be handled by a simple checkbox):
<pre>(?:adroit |afflicted |apt |barbed |belligerent |blurry |canny |combative |dazzling |deft |diseased |drab |dreary |ethereal |flashy |flexile |flickering |flinty |frenzied |ghastly |ghostly |gleaming |glittering |glorious |glowing |grotesque |hardy |illustrious |indistinct |keen |lanky |luminous |lustrous |muculent |nebulous |oozing |pestilent |radiant |raging |ready |resolute |robust |rune-covered |shadowy |shielded |shifting |shimmering |shining |sickly green |sinuous |slimy |sparkling |spindly |spiny |stalwart |steadfast |stout |tattooed |tenebrous |tough |twinkling |unflinching |unyielding |wavering |wispy )?crazed zombie, niirsha, sacristan spirit</pre>
* Some additional advanced options for identifying valid targets:
<pre>
(?:seasoned |grizzled |battle-scarred |weathered |veteran |hulking |haggard )?Grimswarm (?:giant|troll|orc) (?:dissembler|sorcerer|sorceress|warlock|witch)(a)
(?:seasoned |grizzled |battle-scarred |weathered |veteran |hulking |haggard )?Grimswarm (?:giant|troll|orc) (?:barbarian|blackguard|fighter|marauder|soldier|warrior)(b)
(?:seasoned |grizzled |battle-scarred |weathered |veteran |hulking |haggard )?Grimswarm (?:giant|troll|orc) (?:adept|archmage|elementalist|mage|warmage)(c)
(?:seasoned |grizzled |battle-scarred |weathered |veteran |hulking |haggard )?Grimswarm (?:giant|troll|orc) (?:hunter|huntmaster|huntmistress|ranger)(d)
(?:seasoned )?(?:dwarven|elven|halfling|erithian|human|giantman|half-krolvin|gnomish|half-elven) (?:thief|rogue|bandit|mugger|outlaw|highwayman|marauder|brigand|thug|robber)(e)
(?:shopkeeper|innkeeper|bartender|patrol leader|bandit lord|bandit lady|gypsy queen|gypsy king|guard captain|wall captain|drill sergeant|stable hostler|dungeon master|master torturer|butler|cook|
knight captain|foreign dignitary|royal prince|royal princess|royal jester|royal emperor|royal empress)(f)</pre>

==The Attacking Tab==
* Ambush aiming locations (head, etc): - Allows you to specify what order you aim for ambush. Default is head, right leg, left leg, chest.
* Archery aiming locations (head, etc): - Allows you to specify what order you aim for archery. Loops through your aiming locations once you hit the area your aiming at.
* flee if enemy count is > - Flees the room if the total number of enemies in the room exceeds the value. Set this to 1 if you want to engage single targets.
* ...but don't count these: - Bigshot will ignore monsters specified in this line when eveluating if it should flee based on how many monsters are in the room. Useful for when you are hunting in an area with extremely low level monsters mixed in with your targets.
* ...and always flee from: - Bigshot will always flee from the specified monster as soon as possible. Extremely useful if your hunting area has higher level and/or extremely dangerous monsters mixed in with your intented target(s).
* flee from environment message: - Will flee whenever anything you put in here gets sent from the game.
* Wait before wandering to another room: - time you spend before moving to a new room. Default is 0.3 seconds. You can set it to 0 to move instantly. Tends to be spammy for anyone in the same hunting area.
* Spam attacks - This check box will force Bigshot to execute attack commands at an extremely high speed, cutting down on lag times. If you want to squeeze in the maximum number of swings or casts during an enemy's round-time, make sure this is checked.
* Approach lone targets only - Forces Bigshot to only begin combats against creatures that are alone.
* Bless weapon? - Performs a Consecrate (1604), then a Cleric Bless or Voln Bless on whatever weapon loses its bless during hunting. If you can't bless your weapon while hunting will return you to your rest area and quit the script.

==Commands Tab==
The true guts of Bigshot, this is where you specify your Attack Routine.
* hunting commands - These are the commands that Bigshot will evaluate (ie execute) when it is in the room with a valid target (one that you specified in your Hunting section. These commands are separated by a comma. Bigshot recognizes most hunting verbs and, failing that, will use an fput command (a direct entry method) and just execute the commands directly as written. The following are a list of usable hunting commands:
** kill - Attacks using the KILL verb.
** incant <spell number> - ** incant <spell number> - Casts the specified spell with the INCANT verb. This will automatically stance into offensive for bolt and other stance-sensitive spells. A caster may CHANNEL the spell using [[INCANT (verb)]] to INCANT SET CHANNEL <spell> (a standard GSIV verb, not part of Lich). Alternatively, a caster may CHANNEL spells by using the SET verb (a standard GSIV verb, not part of Lich) to SET ChannelIncant ON. This will CHANNEL an INCANTed spell if the caster is in a stance higher than neutral.
** channel <spell number> - Channels the specified spell at the target. This requires a stance higher than neutral to have any effect.
** <Spell Number> - Casts the specified spell with the PREPARE and CAST verbs.
** wand - As in, 'wand target'. Gets a wand from the specified storage and WAVES it at the target.
** fire - As in, 'fire target'. Gets ammunition from the specified storage and FIREs it at the target. Will attempt to aim based on settings on hunting tab.
*** The above listed commands should be used with the (x#) syntax. For example, kill target (x3) will swing three times at the target before re-evaluating the attack routine. If the (xx) variable is used, Bigshot will continue using the specified attack command up to five (5) times. Example: '903 target (xx)' will continue to cast 903 at the target (5) times before restarting the attack routine or until it is dead. If you want to ensure the routine does not restart, using a sufficiently large number should suffice (e.g. x100). Bigshot may also be set to only execute a command based on how much mana or stamina you currently have. For mana, use the (m##) command. '920 target (m50)' will only cast 920 (Implosion) if you have 50 or more mana. Similarly, 'cman feint target (s10)' will only execute the combat maneuver Feint on the target if you have 10 or more stamina
** aim <location> - Aims at the specified location.
** ambush - Uses the AMBUSH verb to attack. Will aim based on settings in Hunting tab. Also will aim dynamically, "Ambush head" would aim at the head, overwriting any settings or defaults for that attack.
** wait <time> - Bigshot may Stance Dance by using the WAIT command. Bigshot will stay in Stance Defensive until the specified time is over OR the target swings / casts, whereupon it will evaluate the rest of the Attack Routine, changing into your specified attack stance.
** mstrike - As in, 'mstrike target'. Mstrike depending on mstrike cooldown and stamina. Has its own option page. Can also be used with UAC, "mstrike punch".
** berserk - Executes the BERSERK verb and stands by until it fades.
** throw - Empties hands, Attempts throw, get the stuff you emptied.
** weed/kweed - Casts 610 at target. Using "kweed" as your command will cast 610 from offensive stance.
** unarmed - Uses the Bigshot UAC routine. Routine will attack with appropriate attacks to rank up and use mstrike based on mstrike options page. Usage "unarmed (punch|jab|kick|grapple)".
** smite - Performs an [[Order of Voln]] [[Kai's_Smite|Smite]] on target until successful.
** script <script name> - Executes a specified custom attack script.
** hide - Continue hiding until you're actually hidden. Or it's tired of trying.
** sleep - As in, 'sleep 10'. Pause bigshot. Useful with fried hunting commands such as: '410, sleep 15' will E-wave then wait 15 seconds and e-wave again if there are valid targets.
** stance - As in, 'stance defense'. Change stances.
** nudgeweapons - Move all weapons on the ground to an adjacent room. Useful for casting Implosion (720).
** force <cmd> until <endroll> - As in, 'force 1002 until 101'. Continue issuing a command until a desired endroll. Only works for normal looking swings/spells/cmans.
* hunting commands (b) - Attack routines set up for a monster flagged (b) in the Hunting section.
* hunting commands (c) - Attack routines set up for a monster flagged (c) in the Hunting section.
* hunting commands (d) - Attack routines set up for a monster flagged (d) in the Hunting section.
* hunting commands (e) - Attack routines set up for a monster flagged (e) in the Hunting section.
* hunting commands (f) - Attack routines set up for a monster flagged (f) in the Hunting section.
* hunting commands (g) - Attack routines set up for a monster flagged (g) in the Hunting section.
* hunting commands (h) - Attack routines set up for a monster flagged (h) in the Hunting section.
* hunting commands (i) - Attack routines set up for a monster flagged (i) in the Hunting section.
* hunting commands (j) - Attack routines set up for a monster flagged (j) in the Hunting section.
* fried hunting commands - Commands executed specifically when fried. Useful when hunting in a group.
* quick hunting commands - Commands executed specifically when using ;bigshot quick.

===Command Checks===
Additional checks you can add to any command to customize the attack to your desired scenario.
Each check below can be used by itself or with any other check. Put them inside () with a space between each additional check. Example - Kill(m20 s5 e20)
<p>Each of these also has an inverse or opposite.
Just put a ! in front of the command. Example - Kill(!m20 !s5 !e20)
*s# - Checks that you have the required stamina
*m# - Checks that you have the required mana
*h# - Checks that you have the required health but based on a percentage instead of fixed number
*v# - Checks that you have the required spirit
*e# - Checks that your encumbrance percentage is at or below
*tier# - Checks for your current UAC tier (1,2,3). Performs command if UAC Tier is equal or greater.
*mob# - Checks for the number of npcs in room. Performs command if npcs in room is equal to or more than number specified.
*prone - Checks to see if target is not sleeping|webbed|stunned|kneeling|sitting|lying down|prone|frozen|held in place. Performs command if target status is not one of the previous.
*undead - Checks to see if target is undead. Performed command if target is undead.
*flying - Checks to see if target is flying. Performed command if target is flying.
*hidden - Checks to see if your currently hidden.
*poison - Checks to see if your currently poisoned.
*disease - Checks to see if your currently diseased.
*noncorporeal - Checks to see if NPC is [[noncorporeal|non-corporeal]] undead
*pcs - Checks to see if there are any PCS in room that are also not in your group
*outside - Checks to see if the room you are in is outside

===Additional Options===
*haste or 506 - Placing this in front of any command will cause you to cast 506 before doing that command. It only casts if it isn't currently up or has less than 3 seconds left on its timer.
<PRE>wait 10, haste kill target (x3)</PRE>

===Example Attack Routines===
<PRE>wait 10, kill target (x3)</PRE>

Waits 10 seconds for the monster to swing or cast and then immediately counter attacks from the specified attack stance set in the Hunting tab. Swings a total of three times before going into Defensive stance and waiting 10 seconds again.

<PRE>wait 15, incant 505, 903 target (xx)</PRE>

Waits 15 seconds before INCANTing 505 (Hand of Tonis), hopefully knocking down or stunning the target. Following this, Bigshot casts 903 (minor water) repeatedly until the target is dead (up to 5 times).

<PRE>stance defensive and 1615 target, kill target (x100)</PRE>

Casts 1615 (Divine Strike) at the target from Defensive stance, possibly forcing the target to kneel. Then, uses the kill verb to swing continuously until the target is dead or 100 times..whichever happens first.

<PRE>force cman feint target until 101, kill target x2</PRE>

Uses the Combat Maneuver FEINT against the target until a successful end roll and then hits the target twice before trying to FEINT again.

<PRE>stance defensive and hide, ambush target left leg</PRE>

Hides from Defensive stance and then ambushes that the target's left leg. Once round-time is up, repeats (ie HIDES again from defensive stance).

<PRE>720 target (m50), incant 708 target, channel 702 target (xx)</PRE>

Casts 720 (Implosion) at the target if your character has 50 or more mana. Then, INCANTs 708 (Limb Disruption) at the target, using the default AIM location (if set). Finally, casts 702 (Mana Disruption) at the target up to (5) times or until it is dead.

<PRE>prep 708, cast at target left leg / prep 708 channel at target left leg</PRE>

Prepares 708 (Limb Disruption) and CASTs it at the target's left leg. The second prepares the same spell and then CHANNELs it at the target's left leg.

<PRE>wait 30, unarmed punch</PRE>

Waits 30 seconds or until your target attacks. Begins attacked with UAC combat using Punch to tier up.

<PRE>shield charge target(s15 prone), ambush, mstrike</PRE>

Will shield charge the target if your character has 15 or more stamina and the target is NOT prone.

The second command will then ambush based on the settings in the "Attacking" Tab - in this case a custom order of head, neck, right leg, back was given so Bigshot will first try to Ambush the head unless the head is too injured or the head cannot be reached followed by the neck then right leg then back.

Bigshot will then focus mstrike the target unless the creature count is equal to or greater than the setting in the MSTRIKE Tab, in which case it will open mstrike instead. If you put "mstrike target", Bigshot will always focused mstrike regardless of the settings in the MSTRIKE Tab. Alternatively, you can set the "Unfocused MSTRIKE when creatures equal or greater" to a large number, to always focus your mstrikes (or set it to 1 to always open mstrike).

==UAC Options==
The various options for configuring how UAC works:
* '''Tier 3 Attack'''
** The attack used when you have reached excellent in the UAC tier
** Options are jab, punch, grapple, or kick
* '''Aim at location (head, etc)'''
** Used for aimed UAC Combat, which requires ambush training to be effective
** Leave blank when you don't want to aim.
* '''MSTRIKE when creatures equal or greater'''
** Determines how many creatures must be present before using MSTRIKE
* '''Use Voln SMITE?'''
** Will perform a Voln SMITE on [[Non-corporeal]] undead

===UAC Setup===
Frequently, people have trouble setting up Bigshot to work with Unarmed Combat. Bigshot only requires minimal configuration to ensure UAC works well.
#UAC tab: Input your '''Tier 3 Attack''' (jab, punch, grapple, or kick)
#Commands tab: Input your '''hunting commands(a)''' option as '''unarmed jab'''

Important notes to keep in mind on how UAC works in Bigshot:
* The hunting option '''unarmed jab''' can be replaced by any UAC attack type (e.g. '''unarmed punch''')
* UAC follow up strikes will be selected over the base or tier 3 attack
* Tier 3 attacks will be used only when positioning is excellent

There is almost no reason to ever use anything other than '''unarmed jab'' as the hunting command, and either '''grapple''' or '''kick''' as the Tier 3 attack.

===UAC with combo.lic===

(It is not recommended to use combo.lic over the native unarmed punch/kick/grapple options from Bigshot v3.93 and forward)

Many people It is important to note that while the combo.lic script is what many people use for unarmed combat, it requires additional setup within combo to work with Bigshot.
To make Bigshot work with the combo.lic script:

#Hunting tab: enter '''script combo'''
#UAC tab: enter '''grapple''' beside "Tier 3 Attack" (or could enter jab, punch, or kick)
#Set ''';combo tierup grapple''' (could substitute jab, punch, or kick, rather than grapple)
#Refer to ''';combo help''' if you have trouble with step 3

==MSTRIKE Options==
MSTRIKE attack now has options for when it should be used.
* '''MSTRIKE during cooldown stamina requirement'''
** Allows you to specify how much stamina you want before it will MSTRIKE during the MSTRIKE Cooldown
** Be careful when setting this too low as it can pop your muscles
** Leave blank for it to use your max stamina.
* '''QUICKSTRIKE stamina requirement'''
** Like above but instead for using QUICKSTRIKE during the MSTRIKE routine.
* '''Unfocused MSTRIKE when creatures equal or greater'''
** Number of creatures in room before you do an unfocused mstrike. Default is 2.
* '''MSTRIKE during cooldown'''
**Toggle for MSTRIKEing during its cooldown period
* '''Use QUICKSTRIKE for MSTRIKE'''
** Toggle for using QUICKSTRIKE when you MSTRIKE

==The Should_hunt? Tab==
Bigshot evaluates the conditions set on this tab to determine if you are ready to hunt or not.
* '''when percent mind <='''
** Setting this to 51 will rest until Cleared. Setting at 65 will wait until Muddled.
* '''and percent mana>='''
** Determines the percent total of your maximum mana that must be present before hunting
** Setting below 50 will result in quick, uneventful hunts if you cast much. Generally, this is set at 95 or higher.
* '''and CHECKspirit >='''
** Bigshot will check to see that your current Spirit value is higher than what is listed here.
** Make sure that you have this set high enough that Bigshot won't hunt immediately after DEPARTing if you have Depart / re-run Bigshot checked on the General tab.

==The Should_rest? Tab==
Bigshot evaluates these conditions and, when they are met, will go to your resting room set on the Resting tab and execute any resting scripts you have set.
* '''when percent mind >='''
** Rests when your mind has reached this threshold. Generally, set this to 100 to rest when fried.
* '''and used lte boosts >='''
** The number of LTE boosts it will attempt to use after reaching your `when percent mind` threshold
* '''and extra kills >='''
** The number of extra monsters to kill after reaching your `when percent mind` threshold and after LTE boosts used
* '''or percentmana <='''
** Forces Bigshot to rest when your percentage of mana is at or below this threshold.
** This can be set to 0, but leaving a bit in the tank can be good if you have to use 406 (Unlock) to open the WL Graveyard gate.
* '''or percentencumbrance >='''
** Forces Bigshot to rest when you have reached a given level of encumbrance.
* '''or wounded eval'''
** Allows you to set an evaluation phrase to determine if you are too wounded to continue hunting. Wound evaluations can send you home on nearly any wounded condition of your choice: bleeding, level 2 wound, can't cast, too many scars etc.

The following is a wounded evaluation that will rest whenever you have any level II wounds.

<PRE>XMLData.injuries.any?{|key,value| value["wound"] > 1} || percenthealth <= 70</PRE>

The following is a wound evaluation that will take you home if you can not cast anymore (nerves, level 2 head/eyes, bad scars etc.):

<PRE>bleeding? || percenthealth <= 25 || [Wounds.head, Scars.head, Wounds.leftEye, Scars.leftEye, Wounds.rightEye, Scars.rightEye, Wounds.nsys, Scars.nsys].max > 1 || [Wounds.leftArm, Wounds.leftHand, Wounds.rightArm, Wounds.rightHand, Scars.leftArm, Scars.leftHand, Scars.rightArm, Scars.rightHand].max > 2 || ([Wounds.leftArm, Wounds.leftHand, Scars.leftArm, Scars.leftHand].max > 0 && [Wounds.rightArm, Wounds.rightHand, Scars.leftArm, Scars.leftHand].max > 0)</PRE>

==The Ammo/Wands Tab==
Here you find the settings to tell Bigshot where you keep all of your nifty wands and bolts and arrows. If your attack routine involves FIRE or WAND verbs, these fields must be set lest Bigshot hang up.
* find ammo in this container: - Leave BLANK if having Bigshot use FIRE without getting ammo out (Archery 2020 Update). Rather self explanatory, this field holds the location of your ammunition storage, be it a wand harness, a quiver or just your backpack.
* use this ammo type: - Leave BLANK to have Bigshot use FIRE without getting any ammo (Archery 2020 Update). Again, like specifying monsters, Bigshot is most sensative about the NOUNs that you use here. If you
* fresh wand container: - Bigshot looks in this container to find fesh wands to WAVE.
* dead wand container: - ...And then will deposit the used up wands in this container.
* use this wand type: - Here you specify which particular wand type you want to use. Bigshot will then pull only these kinds for WAVEing. Can have multiple types listed. Seperate each one with a comma. Example: "aquamarine wand, bloodwood wand, etc"
* Hide while waiting to pick up ammo - Checking this box will have Bigshot hide when gathering up your spent arrows and bolts.
* Use wands when out of mana - Bigshot will pull whatever wand you have specified in the use this wand type field and automatically stance to your attacking stance and WAVE your wand at valid targets until you are out of wands OR hit your resting conditions.

==Ingame Screenshot==
<gallery perrow="4">
File:bigshot-1.PNG|General
File:bigshot-2.PNG|Resting
File:bigshot-3.PNG|Hunting Map
File:bigshot-4.PNG|Hunting
File:bigshot-5.PNG|Attacking
File:bigshot-6.PNG|Should_hunt?
File:bigshot-7.PNG|Should_rest?
File:bigshot-8.PNG|Ammo/Wands
</gallery>

==Reference==
* Info originally taken from http://forum.gsplayers.com/showthread.php?t=57651

{{Third-Party Software}}
[[Category:Third-Party Software]]

Lich:Script Bigshot

2021-04-13T12:12:37Z

CLOS: /* The General Tab */

When it comes to Lich scripts, Bigshot takes the cake. Bigshot can fully automate hunting to a point where you do not even have to be at your computer. Take care, though, as /afk scripting on any server but Shattered is in violation of game policy and can have some nasty consequences.

==Changelog==
*[[Script Bigshot Changelog]]

==What Does Bigshot Do?==

Using a series of menus and commands inputs, Bigshot lets a user create a modular, customizable and fully automated hunting script. With just a few clicks and tweaks, you can go from scripting Rats to the Rift.

==How Do I Get It?==

Grab it from the Repository: ;repository download Bigshot

Once it is done, ;trust Bigshot.

==How Do I Make it GO!?==

It is a bit complicated. As with most scripts, using a SETUP command will open a graphical user interface for configuring the script. Use ;bigshot setup to open this dialog. This will open a window with the following tabs:
* General - General configuration for non-hunting options.
* Resting - Set up your resting routine and location.
* Hunting Map - Create a hunting map by adding BOUNDARIES and a starting room.
* Hunting - Specify what you are hunting and how.
* Attacking - Create a customized attack routine designed to murder your foes.
* UAC Options - Options for a uac routine
* MSTRIKE Options - Options for using MSTRIKE
* Should_hunt? - Set conditions for Bigshot to know when to start hunting.
* Should_rest? - Set conditions for when you want Bigshot to stop hunting and rest.
* Ammo/Wands - Let Bigshot know where you keep your arrows and wands.

We will take a closer look at each of these individually further on.

There is also several other commands you can do for more functionality.
* ;bigshot quick - Special hunting mode that kills everything in the room your in and quits bigshot. Wont wander at all, and wont attempt to rest. Has its own hunting commands and hunting targets.
* ;bigshot head/tail - This is for Multi-Account hunting. It only works for a single computer. Every character needs to be setup for the hunting area your going to. You start it by having your following characters join your head character. The following characters need to be running bigshot with ;bigshot tail. Once that happens, have the leader of the group do ;Bigshot head. They will then procede to hunt in the area you have setup.
* ;bigshot display - Shows all your current settings.
* ;bigshot reset - Resets all your targetable and untargetable lists. Useful if you find bigshot won't targets something it should.
* ;bigshot ranger or ;bigshot companion - Resets ranger companion setting so you can set it again. Used when you change your companion.
* ;bigshot profile save <name here> - Saves a profile in YAML format in your LICHFOLDER\scripts\bigshot_profiles folder.
* ;bigshot profile load <name here> - Loads a profile from your LICHFOLDER\scripts\bigshot_profiles folder.

==The General Tab==
On this tab, you will see four check boxes. They are:
* Engage deadman's switch - Selecting this option will force Bigshot to quit Gemstone IV when your character is at less than 40% health, allowing you to log back on and assess the situation manually later.
* Depart/rerun if dead - Enabling this option will force a DEPART, causing your character to wake up in the Temple with low spirit. Following this, Bigshot will re-start, starting a fresh hunt. If you do not have a Check Spirit value set in your Should_hunt? tab, you will start hunting without recuperating lost stats.
* Monitor interaction - Running scripts automates most functions and happens rather mechanically. Most anyone can tell if you are scripting just by watching you. Checking this box will pop up a window whenever Bigshot thinks that someone or something is trying to interact with you.
* Flee from clouds - Enabling this check box will force Bigshot to flee from Cloud spells such as 125(Call Lightning with its Ominous Cloud), 1704 (Stun Cloud) and 1713 (Death Cloud)
* Flee from vines - Enabling this check box will force Bigshot to flee from Vine spell such as 610(Tangle Weed)
* Flee from boon - Enabling this check box will force Bigshot to flee from all boon/gifted creatures (available in [https://github.com/elanthia-online/scripts/pull/449/commits/afade49e25dd6042c30b6d62fec4d65376667f80 v4.3.0])

==The Resting Tab==
Short and sweet, here is where we setup our resting routines. During REST mode, Bigshot uses the EXP command and checks your mind, hit points, wound status, mana and spirit. Once all of these values are at the specified Should_hunt? settings, Bigshot leaves REST mode and begins a HUNT.
* room id: - This is the room that Bigshot will return to for resting. Use Room Numbers from Narost / Go2. For example, 228 is Town Square Central in Wenhimer's Landing - a supernode!
* pre-rest commands: - These commands run before entering REST mode. An example routine is: 'shea, wear shield, sit, stance offensive, rest'. This will sheath your weapon, wear your shield, sit, enter offensives stance and use the REST verb. Casters able to should use the MEDITATE verb.
* active resting scripts: - Active resting scripts are scripts that will be run upon entering REST mode. These scripts should be things that you do after a hunt: get healed, empty your bags, spell up. An example list is: 'sloot sell, waggle, useherbs pack'. This will use Sloot to sell according to the options set with Sloot. After selling, it will use Waggle to spell you up according to however Waggle is setup. Finally, useherbs will check your PACK and use herbs stored there to heal whatever wounds you have.
* Fog Option: - Uses [[Spirit Guide (130)]] or Voln [[Symbol of Return]] when heading back to rest. Setting it to None does nothing. Setting it to 130 will cause it to use 130 first then if that fails symbol of return. Symbol of return will use that first, then 130 if that fails.

==The Hunting Map Tab==
Your hunting map is a series of Boundaries - rooms that Bigshot will not enter - and a Start room - the first room that Bigshot moves to when a hunt starts. These function very similarly to the boundaries in the ;Wander script, but are stored in Bigshot's configuration files and not in a character cache as with ;Wander. Luckily, some very enterprising gnomes have put together a List of Hunting Areas and Boundaries, taking some of the legwork out of the deal.
* starting room ID: - This is the first room that Bigshot goes to when hunting. You may set this to any room within the Boundaries that you set with the second option.
* boundary rooms: - Boundary rooms are walls. Bigshot will not enter a Boundary room!

<PRE>X-X-B - A - 0 - 0 - 0
| |
X-X-X</PRE>
Imagine a hunting area that is a six room square. To enter this square, one must GO DOORWAY from room A. You would set the room outside of the square - ie room A - before you GO DOORWAY, as a boundary. Then, you would set room B to the Starting Room. From there, Bigshot will move to room B and then wander around inside the Boundary - ie the square hunting area - until it your '''Should_rest?''' conditions are met.

* Wait before wandering to another room: - Time you wait before leaving a room to find some creatures. Default is 0.3 seconds

==The Hunting Tab==
The bread and butter of Bigshot, Hunting is where you define what monsters you are hunting and what non-attack abilities you want to use.
* valid targets: - These are the monsters you are hunting. Bigshot will most easily recognize monsters based on the NOUNs or their name. For example, 'a large ogre' can be targetted with just 'ogre'. Using longer descriptors can be troublesome, and you should copy a monster's name directly from the game front end to avoid troubles. You can use multiple entries separated by commas. For example: 'manticore, thrak' will kill manticores and thraks.
* quickhunt targets: - These are monsters you have designated attacks for when your using the ;bigshot quick option for hunting.
* attack stance: - Specify what stance you want to attack from. Bigshot will remain in Stance Defensive until an attack command is issued, whereupon it will stance to your Attack Stance and execute your Attacking routine. Bigshot recognizes all stances from the game, Offensive ->-> Defensive.
* pre-hunt commands: - These commands will be executed before Bigshot uses Go2 to travel to your hunt's Starting Room. As an example: 'gird, stance defensive'. This will ensure that you have readied your weapon and are in Defensive stance before traveling. Set short lived combat spells like 1605 (Arm of the Arkati) to be cast in this line.
* active hunting scripts: - Active hunting scripts are scripts that will run while Bigshot is in Hunt mode. Many of these scripts have been made obsolete by the next option. Clever scripters have written some nice scripts that will keep certain spells up, execute cmans based on conditions etc. If you need a complex action to run while Hunting that Bigshot does not have the capacity for, an active hunting script may be called for.
* society abilities/spells/cmans: - Bigshot can be asked to keep certain abilities up at all times during a hunt. Hovering your mouse over this field will display a list of cmans and society abilities specified by their numerical designations. Spells may also be added here. Separate all values by commas. For example, entering '506' will keep the spell Haste up during Hunts, casting whenever it has worn off.
* loot script - Bigshot will call a loot script to loot your kills for you. Sloot and Sloot2 are common scripts used here. Be sure to use the SETUP command on whatever loot script you use, as if it is not configured properly, Bigshot will likely error.
* wracking spirit >= - Setting a value here will WRACK for mana if your spirit is greater than or equal to the value specified. Setting 6, for example, will WRACK down to 5 spirit. This will ONLY function if you have the 'Use sign of wracking/sigil of power' box checked.
* Use sign of wracking/sigil of power - checkbox to enable the use of wracking
* Priority hunt - checkbox to enable the use of the priority system for hunting. This allows you to change targets based on the order listed in valid targets/quickhunt targets. For example, your hunting thunder trolls, wind witches, and puma. Your valid target order is wind witch, thunder troll, puma. Your currently attacking a puma, when a thunder troll walks in. You will switch to the attacking the thunder troll because its before the puma in the valid targets list. After killing the thunder troll, you go back to the puma, only to have a wind witch walk into your room. You will again switch to the wind witch because its in front of the puma. Hope you get the idea. When using the ;bigshot quick option, it will base the order of targets by your quickhunt targets first, then the order of the targets in the room that don't match any of your quickhunt targets. Example, bandits are in your quickhunt targets. You type ;bigshot quick when you get ambushed in the room. Currently in the room is a large ogre and three bandits. The order of targets will be the bandits first, then the large ogre.

===Hunting Target Examples===
All of the examples below will work for both the 'valid targets' and 'quickhunt targets' entries.
* A hunting option only using the default command (a) for each creature in an area:
<pre>crazed zombie, niirsha, sacristan spirit</pre>
* A hunting option using custom hunt commands depending on the creature. In this case it will use command (a) for a [[crazed zombie]] and a [[sacristan spirit]], while using (b) for a [[niirsha]]:
<pre>crazed zombie(a), niirsha(b), sacristan spirit(a)</pre>
* A hunting option that will include the [[:Category:Boss creatures|Boss Creatures]] variations as valid targets:
<pre>(?:adroit |afflicted |apt |barbed |belligerent |blurry |canny |combative |dazzling |deft |diseased |drab |dreary |ethereal |flashy |flexile |flickering |flinty |frenzied |ghastly |ghostly |gleaming |glittering |glorious |glowing |grotesque |hardy |illustrious |indistinct |keen |lanky |luminous |lustrous |muculent |nebulous |oozing |pestilent |radiant |raging |ready |resolute |robust |rune-covered |shadowy |shielded |shifting |shimmering |shining |sickly green |sinuous |slimy |sparkling |spindly |spiny |stalwart |steadfast |stout |tattooed |tenebrous |tough |twinkling |unflinching |unyielding |wavering |wispy )?crazed zombie, niirsha, sacristan spirit</pre>
* Some additional advanced options for identifying valid targets:
<pre>
(?:seasoned |grizzled |battle-scarred |weathered |veteran |hulking |haggard )?Grimswarm (?:giant|troll|orc) (?:dissembler|sorcerer|sorceress|warlock|witch)(a)
(?:seasoned |grizzled |battle-scarred |weathered |veteran |hulking |haggard )?Grimswarm (?:giant|troll|orc) (?:barbarian|blackguard|fighter|marauder|soldier|warrior)(b)
(?:seasoned |grizzled |battle-scarred |weathered |veteran |hulking |haggard )?Grimswarm (?:giant|troll|orc) (?:adept|archmage|elementalist|mage|warmage)(c)
(?:seasoned |grizzled |battle-scarred |weathered |veteran |hulking |haggard )?Grimswarm (?:giant|troll|orc) (?:hunter|huntmaster|huntmistress|ranger)(d)
(?:seasoned )?(?:dwarven|elven|halfling|erithian|human|giantman|half-krolvin|gnomish|half-elven) (?:thief|rogue|bandit|mugger|outlaw|highwayman|marauder|brigand|thug|robber)(e)
(?:shopkeeper|innkeeper|bartender|patrol leader|bandit lord|bandit lady|gypsy queen|gypsy king|guard captain|wall captain|drill sergeant|stable hostler|dungeon master|master torturer|butler|cook|
knight captain|foreign dignitary|royal prince|royal princess|royal jester|royal emperor|royal empress)(f)</pre>

==The Attacking Tab==
* Ambush aiming locations (head, etc): - Allows you to specify what order you aim for ambush. Default is head, right leg, left leg, chest.
* Archery aiming locations (head, etc): - Allows you to specify what order you aim for archery. Loops through your aiming locations once you hit the area your aiming at.
* flee if enemy count is > - Flees the room if the total number of enemies in the room exceeds the value. Set this to 1 if you want to engage single targets.
* ...but don't count these: - Bigshot will ignore monsters specified in this line when eveluating if it should flee based on how many monsters are in the room. Useful for when you are hunting in an area with extremely low level monsters mixed in with your targets.
* ...and always flee from: - Bigshot will always flee from the specified monster as soon as possible. Extremely useful if your hunting area has higher level and/or extremely dangerous monsters mixed in with your intented target(s).
* flee from environment message: - Will flee whenever anything you put in here gets sent from the game.
* Wait before wandering to another room: - time you spend before moving to a new room. Default is 0.3 seconds. You can set it to 0 to move instantly. Tends to be spammy for anyone in the same hunting area.
* Spam attacks - This check box will force Bigshot to execute attack commands at an extremely high speed, cutting down on lag times. If you want to squeeze in the maximum number of swings or casts during an enemy's round-time, make sure this is checked.
* Approach lone targets only - Forces Bigshot to only begin combats against creatures that are alone.
* Bless weapon? - Performs a Consecrate (1604), then a Cleric Bless or Voln Bless on whatever weapon loses its bless during hunting. If you can't bless your weapon while hunting will return you to your rest area and quit the script.

==Commands Tab==
The true guts of Bigshot, this is where you specify your Attack Routine.
* hunting commands - These are the commands that Bigshot will evaluate (ie execute) when it is in the room with a valid target (one that you specified in your Hunting section. These commands are separated by a comma. Bigshot recognizes most hunting verbs and, failing that, will use an fput command (a direct entry method) and just execute the commands directly as written. The following are a list of usable hunting commands:
** kill - Attacks using the KILL verb.
** incant <spell number> - ** incant <spell number> - Casts the specified spell with the INCANT verb. This will automatically stance into offensive for bolt and other stance-sensitive spells. A caster may CHANNEL the spell using [[INCANT (verb)]] to INCANT SET CHANNEL <spell> (a standard GSIV verb, not part of Lich). Alternatively, a caster may CHANNEL spells by using the SET verb (a standard GSIV verb, not part of Lich) to SET ChannelIncant ON. This will CHANNEL an INCANTed spell if the caster is in a stance higher than neutral.
** channel <spell number> - Channels the specified spell at the target. This requires a stance higher than neutral to have any effect.
** <Spell Number> - Casts the specified spell with the PREPARE and CAST verbs.
** wand - As in, 'wand target'. Gets a wand from the specified storage and WAVES it at the target.
** fire - As in, 'fire target'. Gets ammunition from the specified storage and FIREs it at the target. Will attempt to aim based on settings on hunting tab.
*** The above listed commands should be used with the (x#) syntax. For example, kill target (x3) will swing three times at the target before re-evaluating the attack routine. If the (xx) variable is used, Bigshot will continue using the specified attack command up to five (5) times. Example: '903 target (xx)' will continue to cast 903 at the target (5) times before restarting the attack routine or until it is dead. If you want to ensure the routine does not restart, using a sufficiently large number should suffice (e.g. x100). Bigshot may also be set to only execute a command based on how much mana or stamina you currently have. For mana, use the (m##) command. '920 target (m50)' will only cast 920 (Implosion) if you have 50 or more mana. Similarly, 'cman feint target (s10)' will only execute the combat maneuver Feint on the target if you have 10 or more stamina
** aim <location> - Aims at the specified location.
** ambush - Uses the AMBUSH verb to attack. Will aim based on settings in Hunting tab. Also will aim dynamically, "Ambush head" would aim at the head, overwriting any settings or defaults for that attack.
** wait <time> - Bigshot may Stance Dance by using the WAIT command. Bigshot will stay in Stance Defensive until the specified time is over OR the target swings / casts, whereupon it will evaluate the rest of the Attack Routine, changing into your specified attack stance.
** mstrike - As in, 'mstrike target'. Mstrike depending on mstrike cooldown and stamina. Has its own option page. Can also be used with UAC, "mstrike punch".
** berserk - Executes the BERSERK verb and stands by until it fades.
** throw - Empties hands, Attempts throw, get the stuff you emptied.
** weed/kweed - Casts 610 at target. Using "kweed" as your command will cast 610 from offensive stance.
** unarmed - Uses the Bigshot UAC routine. Routine will attack with appropriate attacks to rank up and use mstrike based on mstrike options page. Usage "unarmed (punch|jab|kick|grapple)".
** smite - Performs an [[Order of Voln]] [[Kai's_Smite|Smite]] on target until successful.
** script <script name> - Executes a specified custom attack script.
** hide - Continue hiding until you're actually hidden. Or it's tired of trying.
** sleep - As in, 'sleep 10'. Pause bigshot. Useful with fried hunting commands such as: '410, sleep 15' will E-wave then wait 15 seconds and e-wave again if there are valid targets.
** stance - As in, 'stance defense'. Change stances.
** nudgeweapons - Move all weapons on the ground to an adjacent room. Useful for casting Implosion (720).
** force <cmd> until <endroll> - As in, 'force 1002 until 101'. Continue issuing a command until a desired endroll. Only works for normal looking swings/spells/cmans.
* hunting commands (b) - Attack routines set up for a monster flagged (b) in the Hunting section.
* hunting commands (c) - Attack routines set up for a monster flagged (c) in the Hunting section.
* hunting commands (d) - Attack routines set up for a monster flagged (d) in the Hunting section.
* hunting commands (e) - Attack routines set up for a monster flagged (e) in the Hunting section.
* hunting commands (f) - Attack routines set up for a monster flagged (f) in the Hunting section.
* hunting commands (g) - Attack routines set up for a monster flagged (g) in the Hunting section.
* hunting commands (h) - Attack routines set up for a monster flagged (h) in the Hunting section.
* hunting commands (i) - Attack routines set up for a monster flagged (i) in the Hunting section.
* hunting commands (j) - Attack routines set up for a monster flagged (j) in the Hunting section.
* fried hunting commands - Commands executed specifically when fried. Useful when hunting in a group.
* quick hunting commands - Commands executed specifically when using ;bigshot quick.

===Command Checks===
Additional checks you can add to any command to customize the attack to your desired scenario.
Each check below can be used by itself or with any other check. Put them inside () with a space between each additional check. Example - Kill(m20 s5 e20)
<p>Each of these also has an inverse or opposite.
Just put a ! in front of the command. Example - Kill(!m20 !s5 !e20)
*s# - Checks that you have the required stamina
*m# - Checks that you have the required mana
*h# - Checks that you have the required health but based on a percentage instead of fixed number
*v# - Checks that you have the required spirit
*e# - Checks that your encumbrance percentage is at or below
*tier# - Checks for your current UAC tier (1,2,3). Performs command if UAC Tier is equal or greater.
*mob# - Checks for the number of npcs in room. Performs command if npcs in room is equal to or more than number specified.
*prone - Checks to see if target is not sleeping|webbed|stunned|kneeling|sitting|lying down|prone|frozen|held in place. Performs command if target status is not one of the previous.
*undead - Checks to see if target is undead. Performed command if target is undead.
*flying - Checks to see if target is flying. Performed command if target is flying.
*hidden - Checks to see if your currently hidden.
*poison - Checks to see if your currently poisoned.
*disease - Checks to see if your currently diseased.
*noncorporeal - Checks to see if NPC is [[noncorporeal|non-corporeal]] undead
*pcs - Checks to see if there are any PCS in room that are also not in your group
*outside - Checks to see if the room you are in is outside

===Additional Options===
*haste or 506 - Placing this in front of any command will cause you to cast 506 before doing that command. It only casts if it isn't currently up or has less than 3 seconds left on its timer.
<PRE>wait 10, haste kill target (x3)</PRE>

===Example Attack Routines===
<PRE>wait 10, kill target (x3)</PRE>

Waits 10 seconds for the monster to swing or cast and then immediately counter attacks from the specified attack stance set in the Hunting tab. Swings a total of three times before going into Defensive stance and waiting 10 seconds again.

<PRE>wait 15, incant 505, 903 target (xx)</PRE>

Waits 15 seconds before INCANTing 505 (Hand of Tonis), hopefully knocking down or stunning the target. Following this, Bigshot casts 903 (minor water) repeatedly until the target is dead (up to 5 times).

<PRE>stance defensive and 1615 target, kill target (x100)</PRE>

Casts 1615 (Divine Strike) at the target from Defensive stance, possibly forcing the target to kneel. Then, uses the kill verb to swing continuously until the target is dead or 100 times..whichever happens first.

<PRE>force cman feint target until 101, kill target x2</PRE>

Uses the Combat Maneuver FEINT against the target until a successful end roll and then hits the target twice before trying to FEINT again.

<PRE>stance defensive and hide, ambush target left leg</PRE>

Hides from Defensive stance and then ambushes that the target's left leg. Once round-time is up, repeats (ie HIDES again from defensive stance).

<PRE>720 target (m50), incant 708 target, channel 702 target (xx)</PRE>

Casts 720 (Implosion) at the target if your character has 50 or more mana. Then, INCANTs 708 (Limb Disruption) at the target, using the default AIM location (if set). Finally, casts 702 (Mana Disruption) at the target up to (5) times or until it is dead.

<PRE>prep 708, cast at target left leg / prep 708 channel at target left leg</PRE>

Prepares 708 (Limb Disruption) and CASTs it at the target's left leg. The second prepares the same spell and then CHANNELs it at the target's left leg.

<PRE>wait 30, unarmed punch</PRE>

Waits 30 seconds or until your target attacks. Begins attacked with UAC combat using Punch to tier up.

<PRE>shield charge target(s15 prone), ambush, mstrike</PRE>

Will shield charge the target if your character has 15 or more stamina and the target is NOT prone.

The second command will then ambush based on the settings in the "Attacking" Tab - in this case a custom order of head, neck, right leg, back was given so Bigshot will first try to Ambush the head unless the head is too injured or the head cannot be reached followed by the neck then right leg then back.

Bigshot will then focus mstrike the target unless the creature count is equal to or greater than the setting in the MSTRIKE Tab, in which case it will open mstrike instead. If you put "mstrike target", Bigshot will always focused mstrike regardless of the settings in the MSTRIKE Tab. Alternatively, you can set the "Unfocused MSTRIKE when creatures equal or greater" to a large number, to always focus your mstrikes (or set it to 1 to always open mstrike).

==UAC Options==
The various options for configuring how UAC works:
* '''Tier 3 Attack'''
** The attack used when you have reached excellent in the UAC tier
** Options are jab, punch, grapple, or kick
* '''Aim at location (head, etc)'''
** Used for aimed UAC Combat, which requires ambush training to be effective
** Leave blank when you don't want to aim.
* '''MSTRIKE when creatures equal or greater'''
** Determines how many creatures must be present before using MSTRIKE
* '''Use Voln SMITE?'''
** Will perform a Voln SMITE on [[Non-corporeal]] undead

===UAC Setup===
Frequently, people have trouble setting up Bigshot to work with Unarmed Combat. Bigshot only requires minimal configuration to ensure UAC works well.
#UAC tab: Input your '''Tier 3 Attack''' (jab, punch, grapple, or kick)
#Commands tab: Input your '''hunting commands(a)''' option as '''unarmed jab'''

Important notes to keep in mind on how UAC works in Bigshot:
* The hunting option '''unarmed jab''' can be replaced by any UAC attack type (e.g. '''unarmed punch''')
* UAC follow up strikes will be selected over the base or tier 3 attack
* Tier 3 attacks will be used only when positioning is excellent

There is almost no reason to ever use anything other than '''unarmed jab'' as the hunting command, and either '''grapple''' or '''kick''' as the Tier 3 attack.

===UAC with combo.lic===

(It is not recommended to use combo.lic over the native unarmed punch/kick/grapple options from Bigshot v3.93 and forward)

Many people It is important to note that while the combo.lic script is what many people use for unarmed combat, it requires additional setup within combo to work with Bigshot.
To make Bigshot work with the combo.lic script:

#Hunting tab: enter '''script combo'''
#UAC tab: enter '''grapple''' beside "Tier 3 Attack" (or could enter jab, punch, or kick)
#Set ''';combo tierup grapple''' (could substitute jab, punch, or kick, rather than grapple)
#Refer to ''';combo help''' if you have trouble with step 3

==MSTRIKE Options==
MSTRIKE attack now has options for when it should be used.
* '''MSTRIKE during cooldown stamina requirement'''
** Allows you to specify how much stamina you want before it will MSTRIKE during the MSTRIKE Cooldown
** Be careful when setting this too low as it can pop your muscles
** Leave blank for it to use your max stamina.
* '''QUICKSTRIKE stamina requirement'''
** Like above but instead for using QUICKSTRIKE during the MSTRIKE routine.
* '''Unfocused MSTRIKE when creatures equal or greater'''
** Number of creatures in room before you do an unfocused mstrike. Default is 2.
* '''MSTRIKE during cooldown'''
**Toggle for MSTRIKEing during its cooldown period
* '''Use QUICKSTRIKE for MSTRIKE'''
** Toggle for using QUICKSTRIKE when you MSTRIKE

==The Should_hunt? Tab==
Bigshot evaluates the conditions set on this tab to determine if you are ready to hunt or not.
* '''when percent mind <='''
** Setting this to 51 will rest until Cleared. Setting at 65 will wait until Muddled.
* '''and percent mana>='''
** Determines the percent total of your maximum mana that must be present before hunting
** Setting below 50 will result in quick, uneventful hunts if you cast much. Generally, this is set at 95 or higher.
* '''and CHECKspirit >='''
** Bigshot will check to see that your current Spirit value is higher than what is listed here.
** Make sure that you have this set high enough that Bigshot won't hunt immediately after DEPARTing if you have Depart / re-run Bigshot checked on the General tab.

==The Should_rest? Tab==
Bigshot evaluates these conditions and, when they are met, will go to your resting room set on the Resting tab and execute any resting scripts you have set.
* '''when percent mind >='''
** Rests when your mind has reached this threshold. Generally, set this to 100 to rest when fried.
* '''and used lte boosts >='''
** The number of LTE boosts it will attempt to use after reaching your `when percent mind` threshold
* '''and extra kills >='''
** The number of extra monsters to kill after reaching your `when percent mind` threshold and after LTE boosts used
* '''or percentmana <='''
** Forces Bigshot to rest when your percentage of mana is at or below this threshold.
** This can be set to 0, but leaving a bit in the tank can be good if you have to use 406 (Unlock) to open the WL Graveyard gate.
* '''or percentencumbrance >='''
** Forces Bigshot to rest when you have reached a given level of encumbrance.
* '''or wounded eval'''
** Allows you to set an evaluation phrase to determine if you are too wounded to continue hunting. Wound evaluations can send you home on nearly any wounded condition of your choice: bleeding, level 2 wound, can't cast, too many scars etc.

The following is a wounded evaluation that will rest whenever you have any level II wounds.

<PRE>XMLData.injuries.any?{|key,value| value["wound"] > 1} || percenthealth <= 70</PRE>

The following is a wound evaluation that will take you home if you can not cast anymore (nerves, level 2 head/eyes, bad scars etc.):

<PRE>bleeding? || percenthealth <= 25 || [Wounds.head, Scars.head, Wounds.leftEye, Scars.leftEye, Wounds.rightEye, Scars.rightEye, Wounds.nsys, Scars.nsys].max > 1 || [Wounds.leftArm, Wounds.leftHand, Wounds.rightArm, Wounds.rightHand, Scars.leftArm, Scars.leftHand, Scars.rightArm, Scars.rightHand].max > 2 || ([Wounds.leftArm, Wounds.leftHand, Scars.leftArm, Scars.leftHand].max > 0 && [Wounds.rightArm, Wounds.rightHand, Scars.leftArm, Scars.leftHand].max > 0)</PRE>

==The Ammo/Wands Tab==
Here you find the settings to tell Bigshot where you keep all of your nifty wands and bolts and arrows. If your attack routine involves FIRE or WAND verbs, these fields must be set lest Bigshot hang up.
* find ammo in this container: - Leave BLANK if having Bigshot use FIRE without getting ammo out (Archery 2020 Update). Rather self explanatory, this field holds the location of your ammunition storage, be it a wand harness, a quiver or just your backpack.
* use this ammo type: - Leave BLANK to have Bigshot use FIRE without getting any ammo (Archery 2020 Update). Again, like specifying monsters, Bigshot is most sensative about the NOUNs that you use here. If you
* fresh wand container: - Bigshot looks in this container to find fesh wands to WAVE.
* dead wand container: - ...And then will deposit the used up wands in this container.
* use this wand type: - Here you specify which particular wand type you want to use. Bigshot will then pull only these kinds for WAVEing. Can have multiple types listed. Seperate each one with a comma. Example: "aquamarine wand, bloodwood wand, etc"
* Hide while waiting to pick up ammo - Checking this box will have Bigshot hide when gathering up your spent arrows and bolts.
* Use wands when out of mana - Bigshot will pull whatever wand you have specified in the use this wand type field and automatically stance to your attacking stance and WAVE your wand at valid targets until you are out of wands OR hit your resting conditions.

==Ingame Screenshot==
<gallery perrow="4">
File:bigshot-1.PNG|General
File:bigshot-2.PNG|Resting
File:bigshot-3.PNG|Hunting Map
File:bigshot-4.PNG|Hunting
File:bigshot-5.PNG|Attacking
File:bigshot-6.PNG|Should_hunt?
File:bigshot-7.PNG|Should_rest?
File:bigshot-8.PNG|Ammo/Wands
</gallery>

==Reference==
* Info originally taken from http://forum.gsplayers.com/showthread.php?t=57651

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Category: For Sale, Auction or Barter (4)
Topic: GM Auction Items (38)
Message: God Auction Weapon (1327)
By: ONELOSTRANGER@play.net (Elayain)
On: Jan 3, 1999 at 17:16

This weapon is the Jack of All trades. It is a falchion. +20 to your attack. It has a bardic story. It is scripted. Has 9 different crits.

{|
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| ''Without gem'' || a gem encrusted <material> <weapon> || Odd pieces of various gemstones encrust the pommel of the <weapon>, with an empty gem setting at the base of the pommel.
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| ''With gem'' || a gem encrusted <material> <weapon> || Odd pieces of various gemstones encrust the pommel of the <weapon>, with an especially fine <gem name> mounted at the base of the pommel.
|}

The crits are:
* diamond: crit weighted
* rubies, bloodstones: damage weighting
* sapphires, sunstones: fire
* stones: vibe
* opals: lightning
* emerald: acid
* gem: cold
* pearls: bless

===About Crits:===
The Crit weighting is equivalent to Very heavily..better then a Fel hafter.
The damage weighting is HUGE +14 to 15.
All the other crits do about 100 max damage. It is rumored the other 2 crits are ice(or cold) and plasma.
The bless 'crit' comes already blessed. No bless needed.

===Bardic Story:===
The bardic story currently is not here. This weapon was lost in a crash and replaced. And the gods overlooked the bardic story. As soon as the gods return it I will post the bardic story.

===Scripts:===
* push fal
You press a pink sapphire into the pommel of the falchion. As you do so the gem glows brightly then returns to normal.

* take sap from fal
You remove a pink sapphire from inside your vultite falchion.

This weapon is 100% amazing. You will never ever need to buy another weapon. You do not need to carry around 3 different 10lb weapons, just this one and some gems. The mb on this weapon is 20 mil. Trades accepted

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Additional information from Tabor's post of 14 February 2006 (in regards to a gem encrusted vultite morning star):

Faegil says, "The aura of magic surrounds the star as if it was a weapon of great power. You also sense that it has more than one ability and that its power originates from the pommel."

Faegil says, "A strong aura of magic radiates from the the pommel of the star. An especially fine a blue sapphire glows as you sing to it as if it is the source of power for the weapon.The harmonics generated tell you that it has been blessed by a cold elemental."

Faegil says, "Smoke slowly wafts skyward from the forge as a burly, black-haired weaponsmith carefully places the star on a golden anvil and starts to inset the last gem onto the pommel of the star. Kneeling in a circle around the smith, nine brown robed monks chant continuously in prayer. The weaponsmith slowly lifts his head and gives a slight smile as he gazes upon the gem encrusted weapon. A young acolyte carrying a brown velvet pillow runs up to the smith and kneels before him. Reaching over to the pillow the burly man takes hold of a gem and holds it skyward. The chanting grows in strength as he takes hold of the weapon and presses the gem into its pommel. The vision slowly starts to fade..."

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Note that there are several varieties of this item: those that I know for certain exist are:
* a gem encrusted vultite falchion (2)
* a gem encrusted ora broadsword
* a gem encrusted glaes hammer
* a gem encrusted vultite morning star (possibly 2 of these, but one may have vanished when Lawninja's player passed away)

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===Notes:===

Additional information has come to light regarding using one of the [[Gem-eating weapon|gem-eating weapons]] with the [[Paladin]] spell, "[[Sanctify (1625)]]". Apparently, the heavily-scripted mechanics of these weapons make them unsuitable choices for use with the spell.

Category: Paladins (32)
Topic: Paladin General Discussion (19)
Message: Paladin bonded weapon question (4399)
By: GS4-COASE
On: 12/25/2007 at 12:11:23 AM

The base qualities of the weapon will generally take priority over those granted by 1625. Pre-existing weighting/flaring preventing the Guiding Light flares is the most common reflection of this, but the other abilities granted by 1625 can also sometimes be overpowered by the base weapon's qualities. Weapons that tend to substantially or completely overpower the bond's qualities are morphing ones or ones with mutable abilities (like the ability switching gem weapons). Since one of the base weapon's qualities in this case is to turn on and off the holy nature of the weapon, it will overpower the similar ability of 1625.

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