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     - [[character_creation#Classes|Strengths and weaknesses of various classes]]
     - [[character_creation#Gods|Recommendations on religion]]
-  - [[Playing Crossfire]] - General information about moving and interacting in Crossfire <- //You are here// :!:
+  - [[Guides:Playing_Crossfire|Playing Crossfire]] - General information about moving and interacting in Crossfire <- //You are here// :!:
-    - [[:Player Commands]] - Commands any player can use including syntax and description
+    - [[Guides:Player_Commands|Player Commands]] - Commands any player can use including syntax and description
     - [[:DM Commands]] - Commands only a DM can use
   - [[Skills]] - What skills your character should learn
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 If the server administrator has made death permanent, there is still hope for your character. When the RESURRECTION option is enabled (the default option when NOT_PERMDEATH is not being used) other characters may bring you back from the beyond. There are 3 spells that are capable of doing this, but remember to retrieve the corpse of the character that is to be resurrected!
-=====Important commands=====
-Some of the important commands to master follow. For a list of all commands visit [[:player_commands]]
-[[:player_commands|Meta-command (')]] - Any command listed by the use of help (? key) can be used by spelling it out after the meta-command is issued. For example, you can use the command say either by hitting the double-q (" key) or by issuing the command string 'say.
-[[:player_commands#Bind]] - You may bind any key with a complex command using the binding commands ('[[:player_commands#bind]] and '[[:player_commands#unbind]]). For example, you could bind the use of the meditation skill to the key "m." To do this first type:
-  * '[[:player_commands#bind]] use_skill meditation
-then press <return>. The game will then ask you for a key to bind the command to, you then hit m. You can also rebind this key to something else later if you wish too. Issue the command:
-  * '[[:player_commands#unbind]]
-then press <return>. The game will then ask you for a key to unbind, you then hit m.
-[[:player_commands#Pick up]] - The command [[:player_commands#pickup]] allows you to change your pickup status. Ten different modes for pick up exist:
-  * Mode 1: Pick up one item
-  * Mode 2: Pickup up one item and stop
-  * Mode 3: Stop before picking up items
-  * Mode 4: Pick up all items
-  * Mode 5: Pick up all items and stop
-  * Mode 6: Pick up all magical items
-  * Mode 7: Pick up all coins and gems
-  * Modes above 7: Pickup items with a value density greater than the pickup mode.
-Value density is value in gold/weight in kilograms. The value in gold is what the item is worth if you sold it in the shop. Gold coins have a value density of 66. Density 10 will pickup silver, gold, rings, wands, books, and scrolls. Artifacts are also picked up. Whenever you move over a pile of stuff your pickup mode controls if and what you collect. You can always pickup stuff using the pickup command (,) regardless of your current pickup mode.
-=====Playing with other people=====
-As a general rule, other Crossfire players will prefer to cooperate or at least leave each other alone. If you go about killing other player's characters you may not only risk their continued wrath, but the anger of the server administrator as well. Check out the house rules before you start slaying players.
-===Useful multi-player commands===
-Here are some useful [[:player_commands#commands]] for playing with other players:
-[[:player_commands#shout]] - This meta-command will broadcast your message to every player currently logged in.
-[[:player_commands#say]] - The say command only sends messages to players who share your current map. Invoke this command just like 'say
-[[:player_commands#who]] - This will give you a listing of all the current players and the maps they are on currently. Invoke this command as '[[:player_commands#who]].
-[[:player_commands#maps]] - This command can be a good way to find out where other players are.
-[[:player_commands#tell]] - Will send your message only to the player indicated. It is invoked as:
-  * '[[:player_commands#tell]] <character name> <message string>.
-===The simple party system===
-If the SIMPLE_PARTY_SYSTEM has been enabled on your server you can use this to adventure with other players. All experience gained by members of the party is split equally, and in addition, party members are always peaceful towards each other. Here's 2 useful party commands:
-) To form a party issue the command:
-  * '[[:player_commands#party]] form <party name>
-) To join a party, type:
-  * '[[:player_commands#party]] join <party name>
-Note: creating a party does not automatically make you a member, you still have to type '[[:player_commands#party]] join <party name>
-To see all of the options, visit [[:player_commands#party]].
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