Synopsis
who
who <search string, i.e. player name or partial name> [<sorting tags>]
who <race or class>
who <minimum level> <maximum level>
who <place>
who hero
who archonarchon class>
who immortal
who hardcore
who legend
who saint
who outlaw
who guide
who notaway
who nosocial
who combat
who sortbyname [<sortreverse>]
who sortbylevel [<sortreverse>]
who sortbyclan [<sortreverse>]
who sortbyrace [<sortreverse>]
Description
The WHO command is used to display a list of players that are currently active and online, and may be used once every thirty real-life seconds.
Using The Who Command
Typing WHO without an argument will give you a list of all visible players in the game.
Typing WHO , where is a player name or partial player name, searches all the visible players online and displays those matching the string or wildcard string.
Strings can include the following wildcards:
- Matches everything (e.g., fred, or fred or fred)
- ? Matches a single character (e.g., fr?d)
- Typing WHO <player name or partial name> does a search on the
- visible players and only displays those matching the name or
- partial name.
- Typing WHO shows all players online matching that race.
- Typing WHO shows all players online matching that class.
- Typing WHO returns the players
- that are online and match the level range specified.
- Typing WHO returns all players within a specified kind of
- place. The kinds of places available are those normally visible
- on the WHO list before the player name. For example: WHO TOWER
- will show only players who are in a tower, WHO NOWHERE will show
- only players who are in an area that is not marked on the WHO list.
- Typing WHO 'immortal', WHO 'hero', or WHO 'archon', etc. displays a
- list of the specific Immortals, Archons, Heroes, or what other
- group of player matching that specific condition that are online.
- You may sort the output of the WHO list by adding one of the
- following directives to your WHO argument (this can be done in
- addition to the other WHO filters):
- sortbyname
- sortbylevel
- sortbyclan
- sortbyrace
- "sortreverse" can be added to the end of the WHO argument to
- reverse the sort.
What The Information Means
- When the WHO list is displayed, you will see something similar to
- the following (except most likely, a much longer list):