Character commands (Command Help)

Character customization is a thing we treat very seriously at The Two Towers. While the initial character creation is simple to get you into the game as soon as possible, once you begin playing all the customization options become available to you to be used at your leisure. The commands presented below let you control how your character looks and behaves.

• score, skills, tradeskills, charinfo - The Two Towers is a combat-heavy game where you will be fighting for your life (and gold!) quite a lot. Combat is based on your stats and skills, so you should be very well aware what their current values are. These commands let you query all the statistics about your character.
• hp, hpq - Quick shortcuts to display your current HP (hit points).
• exp - Quick shortcut to display your current experience.
• quests - This command provides you a detailed list of quests that you have completed while playing the game.
• spells - This command, of particular use to wizards and necromancers, displays all the spells you currently know.
• describe, undescribe, wardrobe, pose, removetag - One of the most important things that you have to do to define your character is to tell us how he or she looks. With these commands, you will be able to write and toggle character descriptions and tags you receive from quests.
• languages, speak, speech - Another part of your character's roleplay is how he or she speaks, and in which language. These commands let you view your current language proficiency and define the way you will speak.
• surname, storyedit - These commands let you define your character background. The simple thing is to just assign him or her a surname; however, for those who want, we have an option to write a full character story for other players to read.
• guildinfo, laston, legendinfo, afk - The most common way other players will learn of you is through the use of the "legend" command. These four commands let you slightly configure how your legend will look.
• autoaccept - This command lets you define how your character will react to items given by other players.
• serve - This Free Race-only command provides an option for a player to pledge their service to Sauron. Serving players lose their affiliation with the "good" side of the war, and in many respects will be treated as Evil Races. This command can only be used in the presence of Gothmog, commander of Sauron's forces outside of Minas Tirith.