--- deliantra/server/pod/events.pod	2006/12/10 20:15:58	1.6
+++ deliantra/server/pod/events.pod	2006/12/21 23:37:05	1.10
@@ -255,10 +255,15 @@
 
 Invoked before a player moves from one map to another, can override the movement.
 
+=head3 command (player command args -- time)
+
+Execute a user command send by the client. Programmable plug-ins usually
+handle this event internally.
+
 =head3 extcmd (player string)
 
-Invoked whenever a client issues the C<extcmd> protocol command. It's
-argument is passed without any changes.
+Invoked whenever a client issues the C<extcmd> protocol command.
+Programmable plug-ins usually handle this event internally.
 
 =head3 move (player direction -- )
 
@@ -331,8 +336,42 @@
 Invoked whenever a player tries to leave the B<map>. Overriding means the
 player won't be able to leave.
 
-=head3 trigger (map connection state)
+=head3 trigger (map connection state -- )
 
 Invoked whenever something activates a B<connection> on the B<map>. If B<state>
 is true the connection was 'state' and if false it is 'released'.
 
+
+=head2 CLIENT EVENTS
+
+These events are very similar to player events, but they are might be
+handled asynchronously as soon as the command reaches the server, even when
+the player hasn't logged in yet (meaning there is no player yet).
+
+=head3 connect (client -- )
+
+Called as soon as a new connection to the server is established. Should
+not be overriden.
+
+=head3 addme (client -- )
+
+The client sent an addme, thus ending the initial handshaking. If overriden, the server
+will not send any response.
+
+=head3 reattach	(client -- )
+
+Invoked whenever attachments/plug-ins need to get reattached to the
+object. This usually happens when server was reloaded. This event will
+only be generated if the object has attachments.
+
+=head3 reply (client replystring -- )
+
+Called when the client submits a reply in the ST_CUSTOM state. Usually
+handled internally by language plugins.
+
+=head3 exticmd (client string -- )
+
+Like C<extcmd>, but can be called before a player has logged in.
+
+Programmable plug-ins usually handle this event internally.
+