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1	=head1 Deliantra Tutorial - An gentle introduction to the game client.	3	=head1 Deliantra Client Tutorial - A gentle introduction to the game client
2		4
3	=head2 What's Deliantra - Basic Game Concepts	5	=head2 What's Deliantra - Basic Game Concepts
4		6
5	#TODO: about.html	7	Deliantra is a 2D MORPG (Multiplayer Online Role Playing Game). This means
		8	that you choose a character which will allow you to interact with a fictional
		9	virtual world. In that world you can meet other people, fight monsters,
		10	gain experience and gain treasures.
		11
		12	This Tutorial will guide you through the main interface elements of the
		13	game client for Deliantra.
		14
		15	Later, if you managed to log in, another Tutorial will guide you through
		16	the main game elements. It will teach you how to interact with the world
		17	and other players.
6		18
7	Deliantra is freely distributed under the General (Affero)	19	Deliantra is freely distributed under the General (Affero)
8	Public License (GPL) and the code may be obtained from	20	Public License (GPL) and the code may be obtained from
9	L<http://www.deliantra.net/>.	21	L<http://www.deliantra.net/>.
10		22
15	simple. Later on, when you have some experience playing the game, you may	27	simple. Later on, when you have some experience playing the game, you may
16	wish to read the full manual.	28	wish to read the full manual.
17		29
18	=head2 User Interface Basics	30	=head2 User Interface Basics
19		31
20	# very short description of all ui elements	32	=head3 The Button Bar
		33
		34	First start with the button bar on top of the client window:
		35
		36	=for image sc_button_bar.jpg
		37
		38	That button bar consists of following buttons:
		39
		40	=over 4
		41
		42	=item B<Setup>
		43
		44	Opens the client setup window, where you can make all kinds of client
		45	related settings. For example setting your login name and password,
		46	the resolution, whether the client should run in fullscreen or windowed
		47	mode. And lots of other things.
		48
		49	=item B<Playerbook>
		50
		51	This button will open one of the most important windows in the game: The
		52	Playerbook. It will tell you many interesting and important statistics about
		53	your character, for example which stats it got, which magical spells you know
		54	and probably most importantly, whats in your inventory.
		55
		56	=item B<Save Config>
		57
		58	This button will save all settings you made in the B<Setup> window.
		59	Also the positions of the windows will be saved, so that you don't have to
		60	change the layout of the windows everytime you start the client.
		61
		62	=item B<Help!>
		63
		64	The B<Help!> button will open the documentation for the game, where
		65	you will also find this tutorial. If you are stuck a look at the
		66	L<Game FAQ\|pod/faq> or the other documentation there.
		67
		68	=item B<Quit>
		69
		70	This button will exit the client. Be careful not to just quit the client
		71	when you are logged in. You should really search for a save bed before
		72	exiting. Because if you logout while being in a dungeon nasty cave-ins will
		73	probably kill you if you are away for too long.
		74
		75	=back
		76
		77	=head3 Tooltips
		78
		79	Another B<very important> source of information for beginners are the
		80	tooltips, which are shown when you hover with the mouse cursor above certain
		81	user interface elements of the client:
		82
		83	=for image sc_tooltips.png
		84
		85	They often reveal very useful information about the user interface elements.
		86	Also they answer many of the frequently asked questions about the usage of the
		87	client.
		88
		89	And before you ask: No you can't disable them.
		90
		91	=head3 Minimap
		92
		93	=for image sc_minimap.png
		94
		95	This minimap can usually be found on the upper left of the client window,
		96	it shows the rough layout of the map you are currently on. It can be helpful
		97	to keep track of already explored areas.
		98
		99	=head3 Message Window
		100
		101	Another very important window is the B<Message Window>:
		102
		103	=for image sc_message_window.png
		104
		105	It shows all the important textual information which occur in the game.
		106	The first tab, the B<Log> tab, usually shows status information about
		107	the server for example the message of the day.
		108
		109	The next tab usually is the B<Map> tab, which shows any chat activity on the
		110	map you are currently on.
		111
		112	The most social tab is the B<Chat> tab, where you can chat with all the to other
		113	players on the server.
		114
		115	=head3 Short Log
		116
		117	The short log, which shows the most recent information which
		118	occur while playing, for example stat changes (which for example happen
		119	when you get poisoned) or activity messages.
		120
		121	This image shows the short log shortly after logging in:
		122
		123	=for image sc_short_log.png
		124
		125	=head3 Floorbox
		126
		127	The floorbox can be found on the bottom of the client window,
		128	right from the middle of the bottom border:
		129
		130	=for image sc_floorbox.png
		131
		132	It shows whats on the floor below your character. With the right click
		133	context menu you can pickup things or open the inventory with the 'More...'
		134	button, which appears if there are too many items on the floor.
		135
		136	=head3 Gauges
		137
		138	The gauges on the bottom right of the client window display probably
		139	the most interesting things while playing:
		140
		141	=for image sc_gauges.png
		142
		143	The blue gauge shows your health. If this gauge hits the bottom you will
		144	die. The next, very shiny gauge, shows the amount of spell points you
		145	can spend for casting magial spells. The bluish green gauge shows how
		146	many grace points you got for using prayers. The last gauge shows
		147	how much food you got in your belly. If your food is low your health
		148	won't automatically improve, and you probably will starve to death.
		149
		150	Also remember to read the tooltips about these gauges.
		151
		152	Below those 4 gauges you find a line like this: "Exp: 928,708,227 (lvl 73)".
		153	It shows how much overall experience your character got. And behind that number
		154	you will find which level your character is. The character level influences
		155	many aspects of your character.
		156
		157	Below the "Exp: ..." line you find another set of gauges: The one
		158	with "90%" on it shows how much experience to the next character level you already
		159	earned. Below that a gauge shows the same information for the level of
		160	a specific skill.
		161
		162	And on the very bottom a line like this: "Range*: comet Combat: karate"
		163	shows which spell or skill you have readied in your "range slot" and
		164	which combat skill you have readied.
21		165
22	=head2 Start Playing	166	=head2 Start Playing
23		167
24	When starting the client you will see a window in the middle of the screen:	168	So, that's it for now to the user interface, you should get start playing now.
		169	Open the B<Setup> window:
25		170
26	=for image sc_login.jpg	171	=for image sc_login.jpg
27		172
28	There are several settings there:	173	There are two important input boxes there:
29		174
30	=over 4	175	=over 4
31		176
32	=item B<Host:Port>
33
34	In the I<Host:Port> entry you can enter the server hostname followed by
35	a colon with the port. The port is per default 13326 if you just enter
36	the hostname.
37
38	Below the entry there is a button I<Server List>. If you click on it you
39	will get a server list:
40
41	=for image sc_login_srvlist.jpg
42
43	You can choose from the aviable servers there.
44	(B<Note:> At the time of this writing (2006-07-23) only I<cf.schmorp.de> supports
45	all features that are offered by Deliantra).
46
47	=item B<Username>	177	=item B<Username>
48		178
49	Here you have to enter the character name you would like to play	179	Here you have to enter the character name you would like to play with. If you
50	with.
51	If you are playing for the first time, type any name you like; this will	180	are playing for the first time, type any name you like; this will be your
52	be your character name for the rest of the life of that character.	181	character name for the rest of the life of that character. As you don't have a
53	As you don't have a character yet you have to create a new	182	character yet you have to create a new character. The tutorial and windows
54	character. It will be explained below at the L<Character Creation>.	183	popping up after you logged in for the first time with that character will
		184	guide you through the character creation.
55		185
56	=item B<Password>	186	=item B<Password>
57		187
58	Next, type in any password. Remember:	188	Next, type in any password. Remember: you will need to remember the same
59	you will need to remember the same password again to play that character	189	password again to play that character again! You can use B<Save Config> (see
60	again! You can use B<Save Config> (see the buttons on the top of the window) to save your settings,	190	the buttons on the top of the window) to save your settings, including name and
61	including name and password, but if it gets lost recovery is difficult, so remember your	191	password, but if it gets lost recovery is difficult, so remember your password
62	password or write it down at a safe place.	192	or write it down at a safe place.
63		193
64	One more note: it's not a good idea to use "real" passwords to your	194	One more note: it's not a good idea to use "real" passwords to your
65	computer accounts! Doing so may make your system vulnerable to	195	computer accounts! Doing so may make your system vulnerable to
66	unscrupulous Deliantra server administrators.	196	unscrupulous Deliantra server administrators.
67		197
68	=back	198	=back
69		199
70	Enter the desired I<Username> and I<Password> and click on I<Login> now.	200	Enter the desired I<Username> and I<Password> and click on I<Login / Register> now.
71
72	=head2 Character Creation
73
74	=for item sc_char_create.png
75
76	Your next step will be to generate random (primary) stats for your
77	character (to see the stats, you might have to open the B<Stats Window>
78	using the button at the top of the screen).
79
80	Hover with the mouse cursor over the stats (Str, Dex, Con, Int, Wis, Pow and Cha)
81	to see what they mean or what they do.
82
83	Or look at L<Character Stats>.
84
85	You can let the dices reroll your stats with the I<Roll Again> button, you can
86	I<Swap Stats>.
87	You aren't limited to the number of times you can roll your stats - so have fun.
88	Notice that the stats are always arranged that the B<Str> stat has the highest value, the
89	B<Cha> stat has the lowest. You may rearrange the order of these values
90	when you decide that you have rolled some decent stats. Two points: you
91	can never roll a character with better stats than an average of straight
92	15's, and you can't roll higher than 18 in a stat.
93
94	Finally click on I<Accept> stats when you think they are fine.
95
96	The next you will see after accepting the stats will be the race selection:
97
98	=for image sc_char_create_race.png
99
100	On the top right a text is displayed that explains the current selected race.
101	If you rearrange the windows like this:
102
103	=for image sc_char_create_race2.png
104
105	You will also see the face of the selected race. Click on I<Next Race> and read all
106	the descriptions until you find the right race for your new character.
107	Keep in mind that the races also affect the L<Character Stats>.
108
109	After you clicked I<Accept> you will see this:
110
111	(I chose a Halfling for now)
112
113	=for image sc_new_char.png
114
115	The dragon on the right is another player that is currently logging in or creating his character.
116
117	Now go to the south (you can move your character by with the keypad or the cursor keys).
118	You will enter a hall similar to this:
119
120	=for image sc_new_char_hall.png
121
122	Step onto the first cell before the teleporter and the description of the character class
123	will be displayed in the message window:
124
125	=for image sc_new_char_class.png
126
127	While each class has its particular strengths and weaknesses, in summary
128	its just a fact that some classes are easier to play than others.
129
130	For beginning players, the "simple fighter" characters are the easiest
131	to play successfully. The B<Dwarf>, B<Human>, and B<Warrior> are among
132	good earlier choices. As you gain experience with using Deliantra you
133	may wish to branch out into other "fighter" characters such as the
134	B<Thief> or B<Elf>, or try your hand at playing "spellcaster" characters
135	like the B<Wizard>, B<Mage>, B<Cleric> or B<Priest>. The "exotic" races
136	(e.g. B<Fireborn>, B<Quetzalcoatl> and B<Wraith>) and the B<Monk> class
137	are the hardest classes to master.
138
139	One more note: You will probably find any character class that has a low
140	natural B<Int> (for example, the B<Barbarian> class) will have a fairly
141	difficult time at higher levels. Skills, and most importantly, spells,
142	will be more difficult learn. Plan to spend a lot of loot on grimores,
143	prayer books and skill scrolls.
144
145	If you found a class that you like step on the teleporter.
146
147	=head2 The first dungeons
148
149	Next you will land in the nexus:
150
151	=for image sc_new_char_nexus.png
152
153	Read the signs by stepping on them and read what they say.
154	These signs automatically display what they have to say in the message window.
155	Other signs you have to read by applying them. You apply something by middle-click
156	it in the floorbox:
157
158	=for image sc_new_char_floorbox_apply.png
159
160	Or you can use the I<spacebar> to apply the topmost thing you see in the floorbox.
161
162	For now go to the north into the newbies house. Read all signs there and follow their
163	instructions.
164
165	If you see NPC's there, click on them and you will enter the NPC dialouge:
166
167	=for image sc_newbiew_npc_dialog.jpg
168
169	The buttons on the right are options of what you can say to the NPC. You can also
170	click on the links in the text to ask the NPC about that.
171
172	Another note about entering commands:
173
174	In crossfire most things are command driven. You can enter commands in two ways:
175
176	=over 4
177
178	=item B<Chat Box>
179
180	=for image sc_chatbox.jpg
181
182	If you plan longer chat sessions you maybe prefer this.
183
184	=item B<Command Completer>
185
186	=for image sc_command_completer.png
187
188	Read the tooltip that occurs when you hover the mouse above the entry.
189	This completer can speed up commands a lot.
190
191	=back
192
193	Ok, I assume now that you finished the newbies house and you are back in the nexus.
194	Now walk to the left, to the exit to I<Scorn>, the main town in the world.
195	It's the main meeting place for most people on the server and it offers newbie
196	dungeons for the beginners.
197
198	If you walk into the exit you will be teleported to scorn:
199
200	To the west you see the two beginner houses. Step onto the first one:
201
202	=for image sc_scorn_beginners_house.png
203
204	Press spacebar to apply it to enter the house. Like the newbies house
205	in the nexus read all signs and follow their orders:
206
207	=for image sc_inthe_beginners_house.png
208
209	After you finished that house, enter the second house and finish it.
210
211	After finishing those two houses there are multiple dungeons for newbies.
212	The best for you to start is the I<Newbie Tower>:
213
214	=for image sc_scorn_newbie_tower.png
215
216	To the north there is the I<Drinking Fountain> a well that you can enter.
217	The first parts of the dungeon there are also very nice.
218
219	=for image sc_scorn_drinking_fountain.png
220
221	Explore Scorn, there are many dungeons in the houses. Be careful when meeting
222	new monsters, ask questions on the server via the I<chat> command and read the
223	documentation here for further information about some topics.
224
225	Before doing further exploration you maybe want to know how to see your progress
226	and where to see what level you are and what your current stats are.
227
228	=head2 Displayed information
229
230	The most important dialog is the I<Playerbook>, it can be opened by clicking
231	on the I<Playerbook> button on the top of the window or by pressing I<Tab>.
232	There are also shortcuts to them on the keys I<F2> to I<F5>. (I<F1> brings up this help).
233
234	Here is a quick explanation what all main information elements in the client gui mean:
235
236	=over 4
237
238	=item B<Gauges and Floorbox>
239
240	=for image sc_gauges_and_floorbox.png
241
242	These are the gauges that display your Health, Spellpoints/Mana,
243	Grace and Food. Please hover the mouse cursor above them and read the tooltips.
244	On the bottom of the gauges the maximum value is displayed and on the top
245	the current value.
246
247	Below the gauges there is the experience and level displayed. The level is increased
248	once you reached a certain amount of experience points.
249
250	Below that there is the range slot. It displays the currently selected range weapon
251	that you can fire with ctrl+<direction>. This could be a bow or a spell.
252
253	=item B<Statusbox>
254
255	=for image sc_statusbox.png
256
257	It displays all the current status messages that occur while playing.
258	For example what you hit, if you gained experience, if someone entered
259	the game or if someone said something. The status messages will disappear over time.
260	B<Note:> Most status messages are also displayed in the message window, for example
261	chatters and if someone entered/left the game.
262
263	=item B<Skill list>
264
265	If you press I<F3> or open the playerbook via the I<Playerbook> button on the top
266	of the window and select the I<Skills> tab, you will see this:
267
268	=for image sc_skill_list.jpg
269
270	It displays all the skills you have and displays the experience points and level you gained in each.
271
272	=item B<Statistics>
273
274	If you want to see what stats and resistancies you currently have, go to the I<Statistics> tab in the
275	I<Playerbook> (for example by pressing I<F2>).
276
277	=for image sc_statistics.jpg
278
279	Resistancies protect you from a certain type of attack.
280
281	=item B<Spellbook>
282
283	If you want to see what spells you have learned yet, go to the I<Spellbook> tab in the
284	I<Playerbook> (for example by pressing I<F4>).
285
286	You wont see there any spell if you just started, but if you learn a spell, it will show up there.
287
288	If you have learned some spells it should look like this:
289
290	=for image sc_spellbook.jpg
291
292	=back
293
294	=head2 After playing
295
296	If you are tired or want to take a break from playing, you have to find a I<Bed to Reality>.
297	The I<Wanderers Inn> is the best place to find such a bed for a newbie:
298
299	=for image sc_wanderers_inn.png
300
301	Go into it and find a I<Bed to Reality>:
302
303	=for image sc_bed_to_reality.png
304
305	If you apply it your character will be saved. Your score will also be displayed and your rank
306	on the hiscore list.
307
308	=for image sc_score.png
309
310	=head1 Getting Started (old)
311
312	=head2 How to create a new Character
313
314	When you start up Deliantra, you will be asked for a character name and a
315	password (you may need to open the B<Server Setup> dialog for this using
316	the button at the top of the screen). If you are playing for the first
317	time, type any name you like; this will be your character name for the
318	rest of the life of that character. Next, type in any password. Remember:
319	you will need to remember the same password again to play that character
320	again! You can use B<Save Config> to save your settings, including name
321	and password, but if it gets lost recovery is difficult, so remember your
322	password or write it down at a safe place.
323
324	One more note: it's not a good idea to use "real" passwords to your
325	computer accounts! Doing so may make your system vulnerable to
326	unscrupulous Deliantra server administrators.
327
328	Your next step will be to generate random (primary) stats for your
329	character (to see the stats, you might have to open the B<Stats Window>
330	using the button at the top of the screen). You aren't limited to the
331	number of times you can roll your stats - so have fun. Notice that the
332	stats are always arranged that the B<Str> stat has the highest value, the
333	B<Cha> stat has the lowest. You may rearrange the order of these values
334	when you decide that you have rolled some decent stats. Two points: you
335	can never roll a character with better stats than an average of straight
336	15's, and you can't roll higher than 18 in a stat.
337
338	When you roll your character, the stats displayed are the stats you will
339	get as a human (which are unmodified). When satisfied, you can step
340	through a number of races, each with special bonuses in stats.
341
342	The manual shows how your basic stats will be changed by choosing a
343	different race. The difference between the natural stat limit and 20
344	indicates the bonus/penalty assigned to rolled primary stats. For example,
345	a troll has a maximum strength which is 5 higher than 20-that means he
346	will begin with an additional 5 points added to his strength roll. On the
347	other hand, a troll can never get above 15 in intelligence. This means
348	that your rolled character will have 5 less in intelligence if you choose
349	that race. You should also note that any bonus to an ability can't raise
350	the final number above your racial maximum, and no penalty can give you an
351	ability score less then one; the lowest it can ever get is one.
352
353	=head3 Selecting a class
354
355	While each class has its particular strengths and weaknesses, in summary
356	its just a fact that some classes are easier to play than others.
357
358	For beginning players, the "simple fighter" characters are the easiest
359	to play successfully. The B<Dwarf>, B<Human>, and B<Warrior> are among
360	good earlier choices. As you gain experience with using Deliantra you
361	may wish to branch out into other "fighter" characters such as the
362	B<Thief> or B<Elf>, or try your hand at playing "spellcaster" characters
363	like the B<Wizard>, B<Mage>, B<Cleric> or B<Priest>. The "exotic" races
364	(e.g. B<Fireborn>, B<Quetzalcoatl> and B<Wraith>) and the B<Monk> class
365	are the hardest classes to master.
366
367	One more note: You will probably find any character class that has a low
368	natural B<Int> (for example, the B<Barbarian> class) will have a fairly
369	difficult time at higher levels. Skills, and most importantly, spells,
370	will be more difficult learn. Plan to spend a lot of loot on grimores,
371	prayer books and skill scrolls.
372
373	=head2 Playing the game
374
375	#TODO biggers house, binding keys etc.
376
377	=head1 Hints for Beginning Players
378
379	I'm done with class selection, now there are three ways to go, where
380	should I go? It is a good idea to take the northern path into the
381	teleporter leading you to the beginners house. You can learn some basic
382	skills there before journeying onward. Once you are there, you will get
383	many things explained to you. Make sure you investigate every place in
384	that house.
385
386	I'm on the starting map, what do I do now? You should be in a city square
387	with a few sign posts in the middle. Move over the signs and apply them
388	B<spacebar> to read what they say.
389
390	For beginners, there are several maps designed for them. Find these areas
391	and clear them out. All throughout these levels, a player can find signs
392	and books which they can read by stepping onto them and hitting B<space
393	bar> to apply the book/sign. These messages will help the player to learn
394	the system. Probably the first, best area for a beginning player to start
395	out in is "Beginners." This area is a small house located southwest of
396	your starting location.
397
398	=head2 Flailing about with spells
399
400	Some items are perishable. If you shoot a fireball into a room full of
401	scrolls, you will notice them going up in smoke! So be careful not to
402	destroy valuable items.
403
404	=head2 Tips on surviving
405
406	Deliantra is populated with a wealth of different monsters. These monsters
407	can have varying immunities and attacktypes. In addition, some of them can
408	be quite a bit smarter than others. It will be important for new players
409	to learn the abilities of different monsters and learn just how much it
410	will take to kill them.
411
412	Most monsters in the game are out to mindlessly kill and destroy the
413	players. Killing monsters will help boost a player's score. When fighting
414	a large amount of monsters in a single room, attempt to find a narrower
415	hallway so that you are not being attacked from all sides. Charging into a
416	room full of Beholders would not be wise, instead, open the door and fight
417	them one at a time.
418
419	More advice can be found in the Survival Guide
420	L<http://crossfire.real-time.com/guides/survival_guide/index.html>.
421
422	=head2 Priorities for low-level characters
423
424	The priority for characters below about 5th level is to gain some basic
425	items. In this regard, better armour and better spells are best. Look for
426	a quest among the various islands that will allow you to obtain mithril
427	mail. Whenever you scrape together ~100-200 platinum pieces go shopping
428	for armour and weapons (or spells). If you are a fighter type, try to have
429	at least a +2 weapon, +2 helmet, +2 suit of armour, and +2 shield before
430	you reach 5th level. For wizards, attempt to recover enough treasure to
431	be able to buy up good attack spells. For priests, first thing to do is
432	worship a god! Try to get the holy word prayer as soon as possible. Make
433	sure your current god allows good potential use of this spell.
434
435	For all classes, get access to the detect magic incantation as soon as
436	possible. This will allow you to sort through the treasure you find while
437	you're in the dungeon, and will save you time and money at the shops.
438
439	=head2 Diseases
440
441	Diseases are, well, diseases. They can be contageous or not, and can be
442	contracted in a number of ways, and they vary greatly in their symptoms
443	and dangerousness.
444
445	Diseases have "levels". If you contract a disease and recover naturally,
446	you're immune to that disease forever, provided the instance of the
447	disease is of equal or lower level than your immunity.
448
449	For example, you get a case of the flu cast by yourself at level 15. When
450	you get over it, you're immune to any flu of level less than 16. When you
451	become level 16 and cast the flu again, you are I<not> immune.
452
453	Spells such as B<cure disease> or B<restoration> will remove a disease, but
454	will not grant immunity.
455
456	When cast as a spell, diseases's severity is level dependent. A 30th level
457	cold is a I<lot> more severe than a level 2 cold.
458
459	Undead are I<never> affected by any disease.
460
461	Any priest player who isn't denied the path of wounding may learn and B<cast
462	cause> B<cold>, B<flu>, B<typhoid>, B<anthrax> and B<leprosy> spells.
463
464	Any priest with a high enough B<Wis> and with a religion that is attuned
465	to wounding may learn to B<cast cause> B<smallpox>, B<white death> and
466	B<red death> by praying at his altar.
467
468	The I<damage> caused each round varies between 0 and the maximum listed
469	for a disease. So you can inflict a I<mild> case of ebola, which would
470	I<not> kill a monster, or a severe one capable of killing it.
471
472	# TODO: disease table needs heavy reformatting
473	anthrax, anthrax, Godpower
474	arthritis, arthritis, Godpower
475	disease_cold, cold, Godpower
476	creeping_frost, creeping frost, Cold
477	diarrhea, the runs, Physical
478	ebola, Red Death, Godpower
479	egg_disease, egg disease, Physical
480	flaming_fart, flaming farts, Physical
481	flu, flu, Godpower
482	immolation, immolation, Fire
483	incontinence, lack of bladder control, Physical
484	insanity, insanity, Confusion
485	leprosy, leprosy, Godpower
486	bubonic_plague, Black Death, Godpower
487	pneumonic_plague, pneumonic plague, Godpower
488	rabies, rabies, Godpower + Confusion
489	scurvy, scurvy, Physical
490	smallpox, smallpox, Godpower
491	tapeworms, tapeworms, Physical
492	tooth_decay, tooth decay, Physical
493	typhoid, typhoid, Godpower
494	warts, warts, Physical
495		201
496	=head1 Authors	202	=head1 Authors
497		203
498	Parts of this document were originally compiled, edited, and written by	204	Parts of this document were originally compiled, edited, and written by
499	Brian Thomas, Klaus Elsbernd, and John W. Klar. Additional information	205	Brian Thomas, Klaus Elsbernd, and John W. Klar. Additional information
500	compiled by Maciej Kalisiak, Gorlin, Anton Oussik and Gene Alexander.	206	compiled by Maciej Kalisiak, Gorlin, Anton Oussik and Gene Alexander.
501		207
502	Adapted for use by I<cfplus>, enhanced and corrected by Pippijn van	208	Adapted for use by I<Deliantra>, enhanced and corrected by Pippijn van
503	Steenhoven, Marc A. Lehmann and Robin Redeker.	209	Steenhoven, Marc A. Lehmann and Robin Redeker.
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