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.==========================================================================+−−. | TomeNET Guide | +==========================================================================+− | Latest update: 17. September 2021 − written by C. Blue ([email protected]) | | for TomeNET version v4.7.4b − official websites are: : | https://www.tomenet.eu/ (official main site, formerly www.tomenet.net) | https://muuttuja.org/tomenet/ (Mikael’s TomeNET site) | Runes & Runemastery sections by Kurzel ([email protected]) | | You should always keep this guide up to date: Either go to www.tomenet.eu | to obtain the latest copy or simply run the TomeNET−Updater.exe in your | TomeNET installation folder (desktop shortcut should also be available) | to update it. | | If your text editor cannot display the guide properly (needs fixed−width | font like for example Courier), simply open it in any web browser instead. +−−− | Welcome to this guide! | Although I’m trying, I give no guarantee that this guide | a) contains really every detail/issue about TomeNET and | b) is all the time 100% accurate on every occasion. | Don’t blame me if something differs or is missing; it shouldn’t though. | | If you have any suggestions about the guide or the game, please use the | /rfe command in the game or write to the official forum on www.tomenet.eu. : \ Contents −−−−−−−− (0) Quickstart (If you don’t like to read much :) (0.1) Start & play, character validation, character timeout (0.1a) Colours and colour blindness (0.1b) Photosensitivity / Epilepsy issues (0.2) Command reference & key sets (0.2a) Text editing keys (0.2b) Slash command reference (0.2c) IRC bot commands (0.3) Important inscriptions, Word of Recall (0.3a) The auto−inscription feature (0.4) Typical slang/abbreviations (0.5) Some hints and warnings (READ!) (1) Introduction (1.1) What is TomeNET? (Where can I get the latest sources?) (1.1a) Where do I get in contact? (1.1b) How do I set up IRC chat? (1.2) What is a rogue−like game? (1.2a) Where do I find more information about rogue−like games? (1.3) Goal and progress of TomeNET players (1.3a) Sauron, Morgoth and the Nazgul (1.3b) How to encounter the final boss: Morgoth, Lord of Darkness (2) Installation & setup (2.1) Installing/updating TomeNET (2.1a) Installing sound and music packs (2.1b) Audio controls and config options (2.1c) Editing sound and music configuration (2.1d) "Promoting" TomeNET on Steam ;) (2.2) Starting TomeNET and getting to play on an internet server (2.3) Client options (2.3a) Client options configuration files (2.4) Installing voice chat (2.5) Fonts (2.5a) Custom fonts (3) Creating a character & starting to play (3.1) Creating a new character (3.1a) Character modes (3.1b) Body Modifications (3.1c) Character names, collisions and reservations (3.2) The display (user−interface) (3.2a) The encumberment bar (3.3) Behaviour, chat messages and chat modes (3.4) Start−up equipment & how to use it (3.4a) Item basics (3.4b) Item trading rules and exceptions (3.5) Preparing the first time for fighting enemies (3.6) Creating basic macros & inscribing items (IMPORTANT) (3.7) Creating macros for ranged attacks & abilities (spells) (3.7a) Ability codes [contained within (3.7)] (3.7b) Quick’n’dirty macros (3.7c) The macro wizard (3.7d) Specifying directions and targets (3.8) Example macro sets (3.9) Macros with special keys (3.9a) Creating a chat macro for your party (3.9b) Alternative macros: Calling objects by their name (3.10) Experience, level−ups and skill points (3.10a) Experience point table (3.11) Death, ghosts and looting (3.12) Character timeout and account timeout (4) The world (4.1) Running, picking up items, fighting (4.1a) Auto−retaliation (4.2) Level and owner of items (4.3) Dungeon and tower types (4.3a) The jail (4.4) Terrain (4.5) Towns, shops, the dungeons (4.5a) Shops and their services (4.5a2) The casino (4.5b) Towns & town dungeons (4.5c) Dungeons (4.5c2) Example dungeon depth relations (4.5d) Dungeon bosses (4.6) Pits and vaults (4.7) Traps & trap kits (4.7a) Trap kit load effects (4.8) Dungeon, floor & vault feelings (4.9) Navigating on maps (4.10) Houses (4.10a) Player stores (4.11) Malicious effects players can suffer (4.11a) Drain effects (4.12) Malicious effects monsters can suffer (4.13) Extermination orders, events and Ironman Challenge (4.14) In−game time system (4.14a) In−game metrics (4.15) Swimming (4.16) Teleportation (5) Item and monster details (5.1) Melee weapons, brands (5.1a) Melee weapon types (5.2) Ranged weapons, brands (5.2a) Fire−till−kill mode (5.2b) Throwing items (5.3) Slaying vs brands (5.3a) Martial Arts, brands (5.4) Application of attack−affecting item mods (5.5) Weight of weapons and armour (5.6) Resistances & caps, immunities, susceptibilities (5.7) Qualitative classification of items, identifying & selling items (5.7a) Types of identification (5.7b) The EASY_KNOW flag (5.7c) Loot tables, treasure classes (5.8) Special abilities of items (5.9) What does item xxx do exactly? (5.9a) Activatable items (5.9b) Artifacts and artifact resets (5.10) Destruction of items by elemental attacks (5.10a) Equipment damage from elemental attacks (5.11) Monsters (5.11a) Monster flags (5.12) Monster attack mechanism, armour class, damage caps (5.12a) Monster attack types and brands (5.12b) Dispelling/banishing/turning monsters (5.13) Earthquakes (5.14) Curses (5.15) Vampirism (5.16) Invisibility (5.17) How abilities, resistances and boni stack (5.18) Monster auras (5.19) Experience−draining items (5.20) Digging (5.20a) Digging − exact calculation (5.20b) Digging − common example values (5.20c) Digging − further information (5.21) Recharging (5.22) Wraithform (6) Character details (6.1) Attributes (6.2) Skills, opposed skills (6.2a) Maiar initiation effects (6.2b) Demolition charges (6.3) Abilities (6.4) Races (6.5) Classes/professions (6.5a) Start−up blows/round table (BpR) (6.5b) Titles (6.5c) Power levels (6.6) Sanity (or insanity) (6.7) Mimicry details (6.7a) Polymorph rings (6.7b) Useful low−level humanoid forms for weapon−using mimics (6.7c) Druid forms (6.8) Spells and prayers (6.8a) Mimic powers (6.8b) Runes & Runemastery (6.8c) Runespell tables (6.8d) Spell failure rate (6.9) Parties, Iron Teams, guilds (6.9a) Guild halls (6.10) Magic devices, skill and ability (6.11) Parrying and blocking (6.12) Fighting/shooting techniques (6.13) PvP mode (6.14) Miscellaneous character properties (6.15) Character sheet boni page (7) Tactics & strategy (7.1) Preparing the inventory for diving into the dungeon (7.2) Preparing the equipment for diving into the dungeon (7.3) Surviving critical situations (7.3a) When you are stuck (7.4) Spoiler files (7.5) Monster tactics (7.6) Town/dungeon related hints (8) Miscellanous (8.1) ’The Art Not To Die’ (8.2) Character dumps (8.2a) High Score (8.3) Golem creation (8.4) Artifact creation (8.5) Reward item creation (8.6) Alternative ruleset ’Ironman Server’ (8.6a) Special server type ’Arcade Server’ (8.7) Game engine limits (8.8) Troubleshooting (0) Quickstart ============== This chapter is basically the heavily compressed version of chapters (2) which are about installing and chapters (3) which are about logging on and creating a character. If you like to read in more detail, maybe switch to (2) now instead. (0.1) Start & play, character validation, character timeout −−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−− A warning first, about character timeout: If you do not log in a character at least once every 365 days the system will automatically delete it along with its houses, to keep the database clean. So make sure you don’t let your characters time out this way! (There will be an expiry warning about 60 days before this happens when you log on with any of your characters, to remind you.) If you are using Linux, you will find additional information about how to compile the game under ’(2.1) Installing/updating TomeNET’. −Get the latest client from the project’s main official site www.tomenet.eu. or from https://muuttuja.org/tomenet/ (Mikael’s site, which features a monster−search and other stuff). If you’re on Microsoft Windows, it is recommended to get the installer package instead of the zip archives. Note that the Nullsoft Installer framework (NSIS) TomeNET uses is an open source project (https://sourceforge.net/projects/nsis/), yet annoyingly there are a few badly maintained virus scanners that may give a wrong positive warnings for NSIS. In the past Avira was notorious for it but it seems they fixed it, nowadays it seems to be Acronis instead, at least at the time of writing these lines. Anyway, you can safely ignore those *ahem*. A fun fact: The TomeNET Winwdows version has never seen an actual Windows system but was created purely on Linux. −If you used the installer you will have a TomeNET icon on your desktop to start the game (and another icon for the TomeNET Updater). If you used the ZIP archive instead of the installer, you can run TomeNET from the unzipped folder by either double−clicking ’TomeNET.exe’ or (this is a safe−fail in case your internet provider ever has DNS problems and you cannot connect to the server) by double−clicking ’TomeNET−direct.bat’ to directly connect to official main server’s IP address (37.187.75.24). NOTE: The official main server’s hostname is "europe.tomenet.eu". −You should now see a list of available TomeNET servers (except if you used TomeNET−direct.bat, which will always connect you directly to the first main server). Pick the first official server by pressing ’a’ key.
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