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Posted by Nick Gammon   Australia  (23,173 posts)  Bio   Forum Administrator
Date Tue 06 Jun 2006 06:06 AM (UTC)
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Command:   wimpy
Handler:   do_wimpy
Min level: 0
Min posn:  any (dead)
Log:       normal

Syntax:  wimpy
Syntax:  wimpy <value>
Syntax:  wimpy max
 
This command sets your wimpy value.  When your character takes damage that
reduces your hit points below your wimpy value, you will automatically
attempt to flee.
                                                      
'Wimpy' by itself sets your wimpy to about 20% your maximum hitpoints.
 
'Wimpy <value>' allows you to set your wimpy at a level you determine,
but it cannot exceed about 75% of your maximum hitpoints.
 
'Wimpy max' sets your wimpy at its maximum level for you.
 
Some monsters are wimpy.
 
See also FLEE




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