Help Index :: Communication :: Channels Channels: chant : for speaking with fellow members of your religion chat : for talking about In Character issues, divided by light/dark races. gossip : for talk about In Character issues across all alignments. Also used for contacting Immortals. ooc : out of character talk and general real life stuff. atalk : for asking for stuff to be auctioned. newbie : for newbie questions. gtell : a channel for conversation with your group gstatus : a channel for group spam/commands uchat : unmoderated chat channel, disabled by default. title : not so much a channel as a message displayed by your name on the who list. Listed here as channel rules apply to it. Swearing is not allowed on any channel outside of UChat, so please, be considerate. We cannot monitor all channels so all players are responsible for their own behavior and that of their fellows. If someone offends you, it is up to you to speak up or contact an imm. We try but cannot be everywhere at once, so be warned. Uchat is an unmoderated chat channel. It is disabled by default for all players. Before enabling it, see help uchat. For the purposes of rule enforcement, titles on the "who" list are considered a public channel. Using languages other than english on the channels will result in lost gossip points. For more information see the help files for each individual channel. (i.e. help gossip) Some channels are integrated with Discord. See 'help discord' for more information. ITEM STATS ON PUBLIC CHANNELS Generally you should not discuss item statistics, pop locations, custom components, quest details, etc. on public channels. The NEWBIE channel is an exception to this rule. Additionally it is acceptable to ASK on public channels if anyone will discuss an item with you PRIVATELY via tells. Also you should not reveal information you can see, that others may not be able to see, via spells or abilities such as detect magic on public channels about items that are on the auction block. The intent of these rules is to avoid spoiling the game to players that would prefer to explore and discover the game without having information handed to them while still allowing others a reasonable way to ask for help.