Deliantra-Client/pod/ui.pod

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=head1 X<tip_of_the_day>Tips of the Day

This section contains the Tips of the Day, ordered by most important to
least important.

=head2 Tutorial

For first time users of Deliantra, consider skimming through the
L<tutorial>. You can also access it by pressing the B<Help> button at the
top.

=head2 Apply and Examine Keys

The B<Spacebar> usually applies the topmost object on the ground, while
the B<Return> (or B<Enter>) key examines it. See L<the keyboard|the_keyboard>
for more keyboard mappings.

=head2 The Completer

You can type most commands by simply typing an B<abbreviation> whenever the
play area has the keyboard focus.  See L<the keyboard|the_keyboard>
for more info.

=head2 The Mouse

The left mouse button usually B<examines> an item. The middle mouse
button usually B<applies> an item (which can mean a lot of things, such
as drinking, wearing, wielding and so on). The right mouse button usually
opens a B<menu> with further options. For example, the right-mouse-button
menu of the playing area gives you quick access to the playerbook and
autopickup, while the RMB-menu in the skills window lets you create key
bindings for using skills.

=head2 Autopickup

You can let your character automatically pick up stuff when you are moving
over a L<map space|glossary/space>: First select which items to pick up in the
B<Setup/Pickup> window, then enable/disable it using the right mouse
button menu of the playing area.

It's customary to disable autopickup in civilised areas, to reduce the
risk of taking an item you should not pick up.

=head2 Moving the Map

You can move the map (I<not> the minimap) around by dragging it with the
middle mouse button. This is useful when you rearrange your windows and
want to move the center of the map.

=head2 Chat 

You can communicate with other players via the "Chat" tab in the
"Messages" window. Chat can be heard by anyone and anywhere. You can also
chat by simply typing C<c some text>+return, without having to activate
the Chat entry.

=head2 Basic commands

You can B<move> around using arrow keys, B<pickup> items via "," (the
comma-key), B<run> and attack by holding down control and an arrow-key,
and B<fire> by holding down shift and an arrow key.

=head2 Weight

Each item has some weight, and having a lot of items in you inventory may
B<slow> you down.

=head2 Food

All characters (well, almost all) need to eat sometimes, watch the food
bar to keep yourself fed.

=head2 Depletion

If your stats are damaged (depleted) you should use potion of life to
B<restore> them.

=head2 Signs and other Textual Information

B<Reading> all kinds of things is important in this game. It could provide
valuable advice or even save your life.

=head2 Shops

Specialized shops B<pay well> for the items they are interested in and pay 
almost B<nothing> for items which are not of their kind.

=head2 Identification of Items

Selling items B<identified> may be more profitable than selling them plain.
You can do it via spells, scrolls, altars and other means.

=head2 Stuck 

If you don't know how to exit a location you can try to B<use>
transportation spells, B<ask> for help in chat, or as last resort, type
the B<"suicide"> command.

=head2 Money 

The most common currencies in Deliantra are silver coins, gold coins and
platinum coins, which you can exchange in a bank. Also, other types of
currencies are present in game.

=head2 Talking 

Talk to B<all> NPC (the ones with a speech bubble): not only it will help
you to become familiar with game world, but they are also a source of
B<quests> and B<treasure> hints.

=head2 Death and Beyond 

Don't become upset when you die, you'll be I<resurrected> at the last
B<bed of reality> you used, after having paid some B<penalty>. To negate
the penalty you can try to B<play a game> with Death.

=head2 Saving

You must leave the game via "beds to reality", or savebeds, as they are
usually called. If you simply disconnect, then monsters can do a harm to
you.

Usually, these savebeds could be found in inns, houses and so on. Also,
these B<beds for reality> are "markers" where you will be resurrected
after your death.

If you disconnect or are disconnected without having used a savebed,
you'll have about 30 minutes to reconnect.

=head2 Exploration 

It is very useful (but also interesting :) ) to B<explore> the country. Don't 
visit a couple of dungeons on and on, try to find new ones!

=head2 Illumination 

Deliantra has light levels and these light levels are changing with time,
and some dungeons can be very dark. To be comfortable with it, you can use
B<lanterns>, or B<torches> with flint and steel.

=head2 Newbie area 

After character creation you'll start in a newbie area. You shouldn't try to 
leave it early, before you are at least level 5 (some characters may take 
more or less than that).

=head2 Diseases 

You can catch a disease via traps, monsters, other players and just by
visiting contaminated areas. All low-level diseases wear off with time,
but it is recommended to B<cure> them quickly. Although, if you survive
long enough, you can acquire B<immunity> to that disease.

=head2 Magic Resistances 

Some monsters are unaffected by attacks of a certain type. For
example, fire dragons cannot be hurt by fire. Try the opposite element
instead. Experiment.

=head2 Poisoning 

You can get poisoned via a bite of venomous creatures or magic attacks. In
this case, you'll start loosing you HP and your food consumption rate will
increase. You can try to B<wait> until it wears off, or try to B<remove>
it via spells or potions.

=head2 Player Shop 

You can sell B<interesting> or B<unique> items to other players. Please,
don't fill it with regular junk and put each type of item in the section
it deserves.

=head2 Quests 

Quests in Deliantra are B<unique> compared to other MMORPGs. You'll never
see two similar quests or something like "Kill 20 silver bugs" or "Kill
30 golden bugs". No hours of mobslaying! Each quest requires creative
approach. You can get your first quests in the B<palace> or at the B<quest
master>.

=head2 Arrows 

You can buy B<unlimited> amounts of arrows in specialized archer shops.

=head2 Binding 

It is vital to B<bind> keys to some actions, such as applying healing
potion to a key. You can do that by using the right-mouse-button popup
menu on items, skills and spells, but also by recording a macro, or by
writing it by hand.


=head1 X<tooltip>Tooltips

This section contains some of the tooltips of the Deliantra client.

=head2 X<modifier_box>Keyboard Modifiers

This box shows which keyboard modifiers (Shift, Ctrl etc.) are currently
active ("pressed").

=head3 B<once/REPEAT>

C<Ctrl> determines wether an action invoked via the keyboard (moving,
firing) is executed once per keypress or repeatedly as fast as
possible.

In I<once> mode, each time you press a key, your character will try to
execute the action once. If you try to execute actions faster than your
character is able to, the actions will be queued.

In I<REPEAT> mode, your character keep executing the action as long as you
keep the keys pressed, as fast as it is able to do. This allows you to run
faster with a fast character, but msot importantly enables you to stop
immediately, as no matter how fast your character is, stopping to press
the keys will stop your character.

=head3 B<move/FIRE>

C<Shift> determines wether you move or fire when pressing an arrow key.
For example, when you have applied a bow, then pressing C<Shift>-Arrow
will firean arrow instead of moving your character. Less obviously, this
also works for anything else in your range slot, such as spells or skills.

=head3 B<alt>

Shows wether the C<Alt> key is pressed or not. The Alt key can be used
together with the arrow keys to achieve diagonal movement. It is also
commonly used to define keyboard macros.

=head3 B<num>

C<NumLock> isn't used by Deliantra, but on the Windows Operating System,
having it on can make it impossible to use the B<numeric keypad> for
moving or firing. Likewise having it off on Mac OS X might cause problems
with diagonal movement, so when you encounter keyboard issues, try to
toggle NumLock.

=head2 X<stat_health>

B<Health points>. Measures of how much damage you can take before
dying. Hit points are determined from your overall level and are
influenced by the value of your Con stat. Hp value may range between 1
to beyond 500, and higher values indicate a greater ability to withstand
punishment.

=head2 X<stat_mana>

B<Mana (Spell points)>. Measures of how much "fuel" you have for casting
spells and incantations. Mana is calculated from your highest magic skill
school level and your Pow. Mana values can range between 1 to beyond 500
(glowing crystals can increase the current spell points beyond your normal
maximum). Higher values indicate greater amounts of mana.

=head2 X<stat_grace>

B<Grace points> - how favored you are by your god. In game terms, how
much divine magic (prayers) you can cast. Your praying level, Wis and Pow
effect what the value of grace is. Praying on an altar of your god can
increase this value to twice your normal maximum. Grace can take on large
positive and negative values. Positive values indicate favor by the gods.

=head2 X<stat_food>

B<Food>. Ranges between 0 (starving) and 999 (satiated). If it reaches 0
and your character cannot find some food to eat (e.g. in your inventory),
it begins to die (health points decrease). Some magic can speed up or slow
down the character digestion. Healing wounds will speed up digestion too.

=head2 X<stat_exp>

B<Experience points and overall level> - experience is increased as a
reward for appropriate action (such as killing monsters) and may decrease
as a result of a magical attack or dying. Level is directly derived
from the experience value. As the level of the character increases, the
character becomes able to succeed at more difficult tasks. A character's
level starts at a value of 1 and may range up beyond 100.

=head2 X<stat_ranged>

B<Attack Slots> - how you attack when you fire (shift-direction, spell,
skill etc.) - your range slot, or you walk/run into something - your
combat slot. You can apply both a ranged attack weapon (such as a spell,
horn, rod, bow etc.) and a combat attack weapon (such as a sword, knife
etc.) at the same time, but only one of them - marked with a C<*> - will
be wielded at any one time. You can quickly toggle between the two slots
by using C<KP-Plus>, but usually the server will automatically switch
between the two slots as needed.

=head2 X<stat_Str>

B<Physical Strength>, determines damage dealt with weapons, how much you
can carry, and how often you can attack.

=head2 X<stat_Dex>

B<Dexterity>, your physical agility. Determines chance of being hit and
affects armor class and speed.

=head2 X<stat_Con>

B<Constitution>, physical health and toughness. Determines how many
healthpoints you can have.

=head2 X<stat_Int>

B<Intelligence>, your ability to learn and use skills and incantations
(both prayers and magic) and determines how much spell points you can have.

=head2 X<stat_Wis>

B<Wisdom>, the ability to learn and use divine magic (prayers). Determines
how many grace points you can have.

=head2 X<stat_Pow>

B<Power>, your magical potential. Influences the strength of spell
effects, and also how much your spell and grace points increase when
leveling up.

=head2 X<stat_Cha>

B<Charisma>, how well you are received by NPCs. Affects buying and
selling prices in shops, the L<oratory|skill_description/oratory> and
L<singing|skill_description/singing> skills and a few other things.

=head2 X<stat_Wc>

B<Weapon Class>, effectiveness of melee/missile attacks. Lower is more
potent. Current weapon, level and Str are some things which effect the
value of Wc. The value of Wc may range between 25 and -72.

=head2 X<stat_Ac>

B<Armour Class>, how protected you are from being hit by any attack. Lower
values are better. Ac is based on your race and is modified by the Dex and
current armour worn. For characters that cannot wear armour, Ac improves
as their level increases.

=head2 X<stat_Dam>

B<Damage>, how much damage your melee/missile attack inflicts. Higher
values indicate a greater amount of damage will be inflicted with each
attack.

=head2 X<stat_Arm>

B<Armour>, how much damage (from physical attacks) will be subtracted from
successful hits made upon you. This value ranges between 0 to 99%. Current
armour worn primarily determines Arm value. This is the same as the
physical resistance.

=head2 X<stat_Spd>

B<Speed>, how fast you can move. The value roughly means how many
movements per second you can make. It may range between nearly 0 ("very
slow") to higher than 40 ("lightning fast"). Base speed is determined from
the Dex stat and modified downward proportionally by the amount of weight
carried which exceeds the Max Carry limit. The armour worn also sets the
upper limit on speed.

=head2 X<stat_WSp>

B<Weapon Speed>, how many attacks you may make per second when combatting.
Higher values indicate faster attack speed. Current weapon and Dex effect
the value of weapon speed.

=head2 X<npc_message_entry>

Enter a message here that you want to tell the NPC and press B<return>.

Sometimes you have to tell an NPC something you cannot find out during a
normal conversation (such as a password). In those cases you have to use
this text entry. You can also enter responses manually instead of using
the response buttons below.

=head2 X<completer_help>The Command Completer

This is your central interface to send text commands to the server.  To
enter a verbatim command to send to the server, just type the command,
followed by a space, and press return.

Typing the initial letters of words (or just any letters) displays guesses
for commands you might want to use.

You can use the cursor-up and cursor-down keys to select between those
guesses.

B<Right-Click> opens a menu where you can select further options, sich
as redefining key bindings.

=head2 X<charcreation_focus>

Press a key (click on the entry to make sure it has keyboard focus)


=head1 X<ui>User Interface Text Fragments

This section just contains some longer text fragment used by the
Deliantra client.

=head2 X<chargen_stats>Character Creation: Stats

B<Stats> are a very important aspect of your character. You can use the
tooltips to learn what each Stat governs.

The stats generated by the server are always sorted from Str (highest) to
Cha (lowest).  They will be modified later by both the race and the class
you choose.

You can create another set of stats, swap two stat values with each other
or accept the stats as shown below and continue.

=head2 X<chargen_race>Character Creation: Race

You can look at another race, or accept this race (you will cycle back
to this race eventually, so you can take your time making this important
choice.

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1	root	1.27	=encoding utf-8
2
3	root	1.6	=head1 X<tip_of_the_day>Tips of the Day
4
5			This section contains the Tips of the Day, ordered by most important to
6			least important.
7
8	root	1.8	=head2 Tutorial
9
10	elmex	1.14	For first time users of Deliantra, consider skimming through the
11	root	1.8	L<tutorial>. You can also access it by pressing the B<Help> button at the
12			top.
13
14	root	1.6	=head2 Apply and Examine Keys
15
16			The B<Spacebar> usually applies the topmost object on the ground, while
17			the B<Return> (or B<Enter>) key examines it. See L<the keyboard\|the_keyboard>
18			for more keyboard mappings.
19
20			=head2 The Completer
21
22			You can type most commands by simply typing an B<abbreviation> whenever the
23			play area has the keyboard focus. See L<the keyboard\|the_keyboard>
24			for more info.
25
26			=head2 The Mouse
27
28			The left mouse button usually B<examines> an item. The middle mouse
29			button usually B<applies> an item (which can mean a lot of things, such
30			as drinking, wearing, wielding and so on). The right mouse button usually
31			opens a B<menu> with further options. For example, the right-mouse-button
32			menu of the playing area gives you quick access to the playerbook and
33			autopickup, while the RMB-menu in the skills window lets you create key
34			bindings for using skills.
35
36			=head2 Autopickup
37
38			You can let your character automatically pick up stuff when you are moving
39	root	1.7	over a L<map space\|glossary/space>: First select which items to pick up in the
40	root	1.6	B<Setup/Pickup> window, then enable/disable it using the right mouse
41			button menu of the playing area.
42
43			It's customary to disable autopickup in civilised areas, to reduce the
44			risk of taking an item you should not pick up.
45
46	root	1.18	=head2 Moving the Map
47
48			You can move the map (I<not> the minimap) around by dragging it with the
49			middle mouse button. This is useful when you rearrange your windows and
50			want to move the center of the map.
51
52	root	1.25	=head2 Chat
53
54			You can communicate with other players via the "Chat" tab in the
55			"Messages" window. Chat can be heard by anyone and anywhere. You can also
56			chat by simply typing C<c some text>+return, without having to activate
57			the Chat entry.
58
59			=head2 Basic commands
60
61			You can B<move> around using arrow keys, B<pickup> items via "," (the
62			comma-key), B<run> and attack by holding down control and an arrow-key,
63			and B<fire> by holding down shift and an arrow key.
64
65			=head2 Weight
66
67			Each item has some weight, and having a lot of items in you inventory may
68			B<slow> you down.
69
70			=head2 Food
71
72			All characters (well, almost all) need to eat sometimes, watch the food
73			bar to keep yourself fed.
74
75			=head2 Depletion
76
77			If your stats are damaged (depleted) you should use potion of life to
78			B<restore> them.
79
80			=head2 Signs and other Textual Information
81
82			B<Reading> all kinds of things is important in this game. It could provide
83			valuable advice or even save your life.
84
85			=head2 Shops
86
87			Specialized shops B<pay well> for the items they are interested in and pay
88			almost B<nothing> for items which are not of their kind.
89
90			=head2 Identification of Items
91
92			Selling items B<identified> may be more profitable than selling them plain.
93			You can do it via spells, scrolls, altars and other means.
94
95			=head2 Stuck
96
97			If you don't know how to exit a location you can try to B<use>
98			transportation spells, B<ask> for help in chat, or as last resort, type
99			the B<"suicide"> command.
100
101			=head2 Money
102
103			The most common currencies in Deliantra are silver coins, gold coins and
104			platinum coins, which you can exchange in a bank. Also, other types of
105			currencies are present in game.
106
107			=head2 Talking
108
109			Talk to B<all> NPC (the ones with a speech bubble): not only it will help
110			you to become familiar with game world, but they are also a source of
111			B<quests> and B<treasure> hints.
112
113			=head2 Death and Beyond
114
115			Don't become upset when you die, you'll be I<resurrected> at the last
116			B<bed of reality> you used, after having paid some B<penalty>. To negate
117			the penalty you can try to B<play a game> with Death.
118
119			=head2 Saving
120
121			You must leave the game via "beds to reality", or savebeds, as they are
122			usually called. If you simply disconnect, then monsters can do a harm to
123			you.
124
125			Usually, these savebeds could be found in inns, houses and so on. Also,
126			these B<beds for reality> are "markers" where you will be resurrected
127			after your death.
128
129			If you disconnect or are disconnected without having used a savebed,
130			you'll have about 30 minutes to reconnect.
131
132			=head2 Exploration
133
134			It is very useful (but also interesting :) ) to B<explore> the country. Don't
135			visit a couple of dungeons on and on, try to find new ones!
136
137			=head2 Illumination
138
139			Deliantra has light levels and these light levels are changing with time,
140			and some dungeons can be very dark. To be comfortable with it, you can use
141			B<lanterns>, or B<torches> with flint and steel.
142
143			=head2 Newbie area
144
145			After character creation you'll start in a newbie area. You shouldn't try to
146			leave it early, before you are at least level 5 (some characters may take
147			more or less than that).
148
149			=head2 Diseases
150
151			You can catch a disease via traps, monsters, other players and just by
152			visiting contaminated areas. All low-level diseases wear off with time,
153			but it is recommended to B<cure> them quickly. Although, if you survive
154			long enough, you can acquire B<immunity> to that disease.
155
156			=head2 Magic Resistances
157
158			Some monsters are unaffected by attacks of a certain type. For
159			example, fire dragons cannot be hurt by fire. Try the opposite element
160			instead. Experiment.
161
162			=head2 Poisoning
163
164			You can get poisoned via a bite of venomous creatures or magic attacks. In
165			this case, you'll start loosing you HP and your food consumption rate will
166			increase. You can try to B<wait> until it wears off, or try to B<remove>
167			it via spells or potions.
168
169			=head2 Player Shop
170
171			You can sell B<interesting> or B<unique> items to other players. Please,
172			don't fill it with regular junk and put each type of item in the section
173			it deserves.
174
175			=head2 Quests
176
177			Quests in Deliantra are B<unique> compared to other MMORPGs. You'll never
178			see two similar quests or something like "Kill 20 silver bugs" or "Kill
179			30 golden bugs". No hours of mobslaying! Each quest requires creative
180			approach. You can get your first quests in the B<palace> or at the B<quest
181			master>.
182
183			=head2 Arrows
184
185			You can buy B<unlimited> amounts of arrows in specialized archer shops.
186
187			=head2 Binding
188
189			It is vital to B<bind> keys to some actions, such as applying healing
190			potion to a key. You can do that by using the right-mouse-button popup
191			menu on items, skills and spells, but also by recording a macro, or by
192			writing it by hand.
193
194	root	1.6
195	root	1.5	=head1 X<tooltip>Tooltips
196
197	root	1.13	This section contains some of the tooltips of the Deliantra client.
198	root	1.1
199	root	1.20	=head2 X<modifier_box>Keyboard Modifiers
200	root	1.16
201			This box shows which keyboard modifiers (Shift, Ctrl etc.) are currently
202	root	1.19	active ("pressed").
203	root	1.16
204			=head3 B<once/REPEAT>
205
206			C<Ctrl> determines wether an action invoked via the keyboard (moving,
207			firing) is executed once per keypress or repeatedly as fast as
208			possible.
209
210			In I<once> mode, each time you press a key, your character will try to
211			execute the action once. If you try to execute actions faster than your
212			character is able to, the actions will be queued.
213
214			In I<REPEAT> mode, your character keep executing the action as long as you
215			keep the keys pressed, as fast as it is able to do. This allows you to run
216			faster with a fast character, but msot importantly enables you to stop
217			immediately, as no matter how fast your character is, stopping to press
218			the keys will stop your character.
219
220			=head3 B<move/FIRE>
221
222			C<Shift> determines wether you move or fire when pressing an arrow key.
223			For example, when you have applied a bow, then pressing C<Shift>-Arrow
224			will firean arrow instead of moving your character. Less obviously, this
225			also works for anything else in your range slot, such as spells or skills.
226
227			=head3 B<alt>
228
229	root	1.22	Shows wether the C<Alt> key is pressed or not. The Alt key can be used
230			together with the arrow keys to achieve diagonal movement. It is also
231			commonly used to define keyboard macros.
232	root	1.16
233	root	1.17	=head3 B<num>
234	root	1.16
235	root	1.21	C<NumLock> isn't used by Deliantra, but on the Windows Operating System,
236			having it on can make it impossible to use the B<numeric keypad> for
237			moving or firing. Likewise having it off on Mac OS X might cause problems
238			with diagonal movement, so when you encounter keyboard issues, try to
239			toggle NumLock.
240	root	1.16
241	root	1.1	=head2 X<stat_health>
242
243			B<Health points>. Measures of how much damage you can take before
244	root	1.23	dying. Hit points are determined from your overall level and are
245			influenced by the value of your Con stat. Hp value may range between 1
246			to beyond 500, and higher values indicate a greater ability to withstand
247			punishment.
248	root	1.1
249			=head2 X<stat_mana>
250
251	root	1.26	B<Mana (Spell points)>. Measures of how much "fuel" you have for casting
252			spells and incantations. Mana is calculated from your highest magic skill
253	root	1.24	school level and your Pow. Mana values can range between 1 to beyond 500
254			(glowing crystals can increase the current spell points beyond your normal
255			maximum). Higher values indicate greater amounts of mana.
256	root	1.1
257			=head2 X<stat_grace>
258
259	root	1.23	B<Grace points> - how favored you are by your god. In game terms, how
260	root	1.24	much divine magic (prayers) you can cast. Your praying level, Wis and Pow
261	root	1.23	effect what the value of grace is. Praying on an altar of your god can
262			increase this value to twice your normal maximum. Grace can take on large
263			positive and negative values. Positive values indicate favor by the gods.
264	root	1.1
265			=head2 X<stat_food>
266
267	root	1.15	B<Food>. Ranges between 0 (starving) and 999 (satiated). If it reaches 0
268			and your character cannot find some food to eat (e.g. in your inventory),
269			it begins to die (health points decrease). Some magic can speed up or slow
270			down the character digestion. Healing wounds will speed up digestion too.
271	root	1.1
272			=head2 X<stat_exp>
273
274			B<Experience points and overall level> - experience is increased as a
275			reward for appropriate action (such as killing monsters) and may decrease
276			as a result of a magical attack or dying. Level is directly derived
277			from the experience value. As the level of the character increases, the
278			character becomes able to succeed at more difficult tasks. A character's
279	root	1.15	level starts at a value of 1 and may range up beyond 100.
280	root	1.1
281			=head2 X<stat_ranged>
282
283	root	1.12	B<Attack Slots> - how you attack when you fire (shift-direction, spell,
284			skill etc.) - your range slot, or you walk/run into something - your
285			combat slot. You can apply both a ranged attack weapon (such as a spell,
286			horn, rod, bow etc.) and a combat attack weapon (such as a sword, knife
287			etc.) at the same time, but only one of them - marked with a C<*> - will
288			be wielded at any one time. You can quickly toggle between the two slots
289			by using C<KP-Plus>, but usually the server will automatically switch
290			between the two slots as needed.
291	root	1.1
292			=head2 X<stat_Str>
293
294			B<Physical Strength>, determines damage dealt with weapons, how much you
295	root	1.4	can carry, and how often you can attack.
296	root	1.1
297			=head2 X<stat_Dex>
298
299			B<Dexterity>, your physical agility. Determines chance of being hit and
300	root	1.4	affects armor class and speed.
301	root	1.1
302			=head2 X<stat_Con>
303
304			B<Constitution>, physical health and toughness. Determines how many
305	root	1.4	healthpoints you can have.
306	root	1.1
307			=head2 X<stat_Int>
308
309			B<Intelligence>, your ability to learn and use skills and incantations
310	root	1.4	(both prayers and magic) and determines how much spell points you can have.
311	root	1.1
312			=head2 X<stat_Wis>
313
314			B<Wisdom>, the ability to learn and use divine magic (prayers). Determines
315	root	1.4	how many grace points you can have.
316	root	1.1
317			=head2 X<stat_Pow>
318
319			B<Power>, your magical potential. Influences the strength of spell
320			effects, and also how much your spell and grace points increase when
321			leveling up.
322
323			=head2 X<stat_Cha>
324
325	root	1.10	B<Charisma>, how well you are received by NPCs. Affects buying and
326			selling prices in shops, the L<oratory\|skill_description/oratory> and
327			L<singing\|skill_description/singing> skills and a few other things.
328	root	1.1
329			=head2 X<stat_Wc>
330
331			B<Weapon Class>, effectiveness of melee/missile attacks. Lower is more
332			potent. Current weapon, level and Str are some things which effect the
333			value of Wc. The value of Wc may range between 25 and -72.
334
335			=head2 X<stat_Ac>
336
337			B<Armour Class>, how protected you are from being hit by any attack. Lower
338			values are better. Ac is based on your race and is modified by the Dex and
339			current armour worn. For characters that cannot wear armour, Ac improves
340			as their level increases.
341
342			=head2 X<stat_Dam>
343
344			B<Damage>, how much damage your melee/missile attack inflicts. Higher
345			values indicate a greater amount of damage will be inflicted with each
346			attack.
347
348			=head2 X<stat_Arm>
349
350			B<Armour>, how much damage (from physical attacks) will be subtracted from
351			successful hits made upon you. This value ranges between 0 to 99%. Current
352			armour worn primarily determines Arm value. This is the same as the
353			physical resistance.
354
355			=head2 X<stat_Spd>
356
357	root	1.15	B<Speed>, how fast you can move. The value roughly means how many
358			movements per second you can make. It may range between nearly 0 ("very
359			slow") to higher than 40 ("lightning fast"). Base speed is determined from
360			the Dex stat and modified downward proportionally by the amount of weight
361			carried which exceeds the Max Carry limit. The armour worn also sets the
362			upper limit on speed.
363	root	1.1
364			=head2 X<stat_WSp>
365
366	root	1.11	B<Weapon Speed>, how many attacks you may make per second when combatting.
367			Higher values indicate faster attack speed. Current weapon and Dex effect
368			the value of weapon speed.
369	root	1.1
370	root	1.3	=head2 X<npc_message_entry>
371
372			Enter a message here that you want to tell the NPC and press B<return>.
373
374			Sometimes you have to tell an NPC something you cannot find out during a
375			normal conversation (such as a password). In those cases you have to use
376			this text entry. You can also enter responses manually instead of using
377			the response buttons below.
378
379			=head2 X<completer_help>The Command Completer
380
381			This is your central interface to send text commands to the server. To
382			enter a verbatim command to send to the server, just type the command,
383			followed by a space, and press return.
384
385			Typing the initial letters of words (or just any letters) displays guesses
386			for commands you might want to use.
387
388			You can use the cursor-up and cursor-down keys to select between those
389			guesses.
390
391			B<Right-Click> opens a menu where you can select further options, sich
392			as redefining key bindings.
393
394	root	1.1	=head2 X<charcreation_focus>
395
396			Press a key (click on the entry to make sure it has keyboard focus)
397
398	root	1.6
399	root	1.5	=head1 X<ui>User Interface Text Fragments
400
401			This section just contains some longer text fragment used by the
402	root	1.13	Deliantra client.
403	root	1.1
404			=head2 X<chargen_stats>Character Creation: Stats
405
406			B<Stats> are a very important aspect of your character. You can use the
407			tooltips to learn what each Stat governs.
408
409			The stats generated by the server are always sorted from Str (highest) to
410			Cha (lowest). They will be modified later by both the race and the class
411			you choose.
412
413			You can create another set of stats, swap two stat values with each other
414			or accept the stats as shown below and continue.
415
416			=head2 X<chargen_race>Character Creation: Race
417
418			You can look at another race, or accept this race (you will cycle back
419			to this race eventually, so you can take your time making this important
420			choice.
421