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After you have created a character, you may wish to read the following help files: Starting - Newbie Welcome to The Forest's Edge! Here are some things that you need to know about the world around you. * The town you started in has a map. To see it, type help -city-name- For example, help Chiiron or help Voaleth. This will help you successfully navigate your way around. * After you have explored a few rooms, use the atlas command to view a map of the rooms you have explored so far. * Explore shops and type list to see the goods for sale, and type custom to see if any custom-made items are offered. Type practice to see if the shopkeeper is able to train you in a skill or spell. * There is a being in each town who will give you advice and answer a few questions. In Chiiron, for example, it is the weary elf who will greet you. When he does, type ask elf advice and he will tell you a bit about your town. * Before you venture out of the city, read help religions and pick a deity so that you can pray if you get into trouble. * Starving to death or dying of thirst are very real possibilities here. Make sure you stock up on food and drink before you head out of town. * It is probably in your best interest to stay near your starting town for your first few levels. Consider mobs before attacking them. * Some mobs may be skinned to produce pelts or other items. See help skin. * Important commands which you should learn to check frequently are score, inventory, leech, identity, and scan. * For information on skills, read help abilities. * Before you can advance past level 5, you will need to get your character approved. See help approvals and follow the directions therein when you get the opportunity. * Global public channels are chat, gossip, OOC (out of character), newbie, and atalk (the auction channel). Immortals generally only listen to Gossip and Newbie. * To learn more about TFE's polices, read help policies and help procedures. | |