taylor (01/09/83)
Herein is a summary of all (ALL) commands available on version 3.7 Rogue (gleaned from the sources...); I. Standard Commands -------------------- ? prints help > go down a staircase / identify object < go up a staircase h left . rest for a while h down i inventory k up I inventory a single item l right q quaff potion y up and left r read scroll u up and right e eat food b down and left w wield a weapon n down and right W wear armor H run left T take armor off J run down P put on ring K run up R remove ring L run right d drop object Y run up and left c call object U run up and right D recall whats been discovered B run down and left o examine/set options N run down and right ^L redraw the screen t<dir> Throw something ^R repeat last command f<dir> forward until doing something ^[ cancel command z<dir> zap a wand in a direction ! shell escape ^<dir> identify trap type S save game s search for trap/secret door Q quit the game ------------------------------------------------------ II. Commands also useable while being a normal Rogue; ------------------------------------------------------ A set default repeat factor (commented out on my version) v give version number ^P toggle wizard status (commented out on installed version here) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- III. Wizard commands. The Password has to be know to get to here... ---------------------------------------------------------------------- @ display 'hero' x and y location C create an object ^I inventory all objects ^W identify object ^D move down a level in the dungeon ^U move up a level in the dungeon (note that negative levels are possible!) ^F show level map ^X show all monsters on level ^T teleport to random location ^E amount of food left ^A number of items in pack ^C change wizard password ^N recharge a wand/stick ^H boost character 10 (ten) experience levels and give neat weapon... ---------------- IV. Disclaimer; ---------------- note: I hereby disclaim all responsibility for the above set of commands, and will not be held responsible for the wrath of those watching you 'wizard out' etcetera. note II: Also worth noting (hence this) is that with the exception of the ^<dir> command to identify traps, all commands that have a '^' character are understood to be control characters, ie '^G' means CTRL-G. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- Dave Taylor aka "a number of random nick-names" sdcsvax!taylor