Verb:CHALLENGE - Revision history

GS4-XERAPHINA: GS4-XERAPHINA moved page CHALLENGE (verb) to Verb:CHALLENGE: moving to updated naming convention

2022-03-09T21:25:11Z

GS4-XERAPHINA moved page CHALLENGE (verb) to Verb:CHALLENGE: moving to updated naming convention

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 <pre{{log2}}>
 To issue a challenge:
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 your opponent will be difficult, no matter what rules were chosen.
-LOCAL LAWS AND RESTRICTIONS STILL APPLY.  You may challenge someone in town
+'''{{blue|LOCAL LAWS AND RESTRICTIONS STILL APPLY.}}'''  You may challenge someone in town
 but if you kill them, you might well be arrested.
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 CHALLENGE RULES, CHALLENGE ACCEPT, CHALLENGE STOP, or CHALLENGE THEFT.
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 <pre{{log2}}>
 To Issue a Challenge...
       CHALLENGE {CHARACTER} {RULE} {REASON} [ON BEHALF OF]
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 Once accepted, a challenge lasts ten minutes or until a victory is determined.
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 While the challenge verb is to be used to settle consensual PvP disputes,
 if you are caught stealing by someone, or kill someone without utilizing
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ECHEAUX at 00:50, 7 December 2019

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	'''CHALLENGE''' is a mechanical verb. It is used to officially begin dispute resolution between characters. It also has a minor [[roleplay]]ing functionality with '''CHALLENGE''' <self>. This verb can be turned on or off by using the '''[[FLAGS (verb)\|FLAGS]] command.		'''CHALLENGE''' is a mechanical verb. It is used to officially begin dispute resolution between characters. It also has a minor [[roleplay]]ing functionality with '''CHALLENGE''' <self>. This verb can be turned on or off by using the '''[[FLAGS (verb)\|FLAGS]]''' command.
	==Usage==		==Usage==
	'''Challenge self:'''		'''Challenge self:'''

ECHEAUX at 00:50, 7 December 2019

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ECHEAUX: Removed redirect to move challenge verb to its own page from the pvp and cvc conflict page

2019-12-07T00:49:56Z

Removed redirect to move challenge verb to its own page from the pvp and cvc conflict page

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			'''CHALLENGE''' is a mechanical verb. It is used to officially begin dispute resolution between characters. It also has a minor [[roleplay]]ing functionality with '''CHALLENGE''' <self>. This verb can be turned on or off by using the '''[[FLAGS (verb)\|FLAGS]] command.
	#redirect [[PvP and CvC Conflict#CHALLENGE Verb Usage]]
			==Usage==
			'''Challenge self:'''
			<pre{{log2}}>
			You raise your chin slightly, bolstering your courage.

			Person raises her chin slightly in a show of defiance.
			</pre>
			'''Challenge:'''
			<pre{{log2}}>
			To issue a challenge:
			CHALLENGE {PLAYER} {RULES} {REASON} [On Behalf Of]

			To accept/refuse an issued challenge or a request to stop an ongoing one:
			CHALLENGE {PLAYER} {ACCEPT\|REFUSE}

			To end or stop a challenge (or plead for mercy if it comes to that):
			CHALLENGE {PLAYER} {STOP\|MERCY}

			To toggle your ability to be challenged:
			CHALLENGE {ON\|OFF}

			Challenging may be seen as a way to settle disputes to which both parties
			agree. Challenge rules other than death will often protect you from dying.
			However, if you die as a result of a challenge, pressing charges against
			your opponent will be difficult, no matter what rules were chosen.

			LOCAL LAWS AND RESTRICTIONS STILL APPLY. You may challenge someone in town
			but if you kill them, you might well be arrested.

			Using this verb will help staff to know which player-caused deaths are
			consensual. If you kill or attack someone without their consent, you may be
			dealt with in the manner set forth in POLICY 4.

			If you receive an injury during the course of a challenge, empaths and clerics
			will not receive experience for healing you for a period of time afterwards.

			For more specific help type:
			CHALLENGE RULES, CHALLENGE ACCEPT, CHALLENGE STOP, or CHALLENGE THEFT.
			</pre>
			=== CHALLENGE Verb Options ===
			<pre{{log2}}>
			>challenge rules
			To Issue a Challenge...
			CHALLENGE {CHARACTER} {RULE} {REASON} [ON BEHALF OF]

			RULES Blood: Challenge ends at first blood.
			Stun: Challenge ends when one combatant is stunned.
			Pain: The challenge ends when one of the combatants
			falls below 30% of their total health.
			Death: Challenge ends when one of the combatants is dead.

			REASONS Honor: Your honor was violated by your opponent
			and you seek satisfaction.
			Murder: You or a friend were murdered recently.
			Justice: You seek justice for crimes committed
			against yourself or others.
			Theft: You seek justice for a theft you have witnessed.
			Contest: You wish to engage in a duel of skills.

			You may not issue a challenge for murder or theft on a whim. You must
			have proof. However, a valid charge cannot be denied by your assailant.

			If you are seeking to avenge someone, name that person after your reason.
			You may only act as a proxy on someone's behalf for reasons of honor,
			murder, or justice, and they must be present when the challenge is issued.

			Once accepted, a challenge lasts ten minutes or until a victory is determined.
			</pre>
			=== CHALLENGE THEFT ===
			<pre{{log2}}>
			>challenge theft

			While the challenge verb is to be used to settle consensual PvP disputes,
			if you are caught stealing by someone, or kill someone without utilizing
			the challenge system, that person will have a limited time to find you and
			issue a challenge which you will have no option to refuse. They may choose
			to challenge you to the death if they so desire.

			In these instances, you are agreeing to PvP WHEN you engage in stealing or
			murder. If you are not willing to risk death through these circumstances,
			don't get caught stealing and don't kill other players nonconsensually.

			Players cannot be wrongly challenged. If they are caught in the act by the
			challenger, they are marked as the perpetrator.
			</pre>


	[[Category: Verbs]]		[[Category: Verbs]]

VANKRASN39: verb redirect page

2018-01-11T06:14:14Z

verb redirect page

New page

#redirect [[PvP and CvC Conflict#CHALLENGE Verb Usage]]

[[Category: Verbs]]