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To '''fight''' a monster, you just try to move onto the same space that the monster occupies. | To '''fight''' a monster, you just try to move onto the same space that the monster occupies. | ||
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| + | '''[F]''' is the explicit fight command. Its use is to attack [[peaceful]] monsters without confirmation, attack a [[pet]] without displacing it, or strike at the suspected location of a [[invisible]] monster without moving if it is not there. | ||
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| + | '''[m]''' is an explicit move command. If you want to attempt to move onto a space without attacking its occupant then press m before selecting your direction. | ||
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| + | The two commands are generally associated with [[hallucination]], [[invisibility]] and [[blindness]]- since these warrant more caution than the usual move-attack function. At most other times directional control is sufficient. | ||
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Revision as of 18:44, 19 March 2007
To fight a monster, you just try to move onto the same space that the monster occupies.
[F] is the explicit fight command. Its use is to attack peaceful monsters without confirmation, attack a pet without displacing it, or strike at the suspected location of a invisible monster without moving if it is not there.
[m] is an explicit move command. If you want to attempt to move onto a space without attacking its occupant then press m before selecting your direction.
The two commands are generally associated with hallucination, invisibility and blindness- since these warrant more caution than the usual move-attack function. At most other times directional control is sufficient.
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