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Aleph at 20:21, 27 October 2022

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	A character's '''short description''' or '''sdesc''' is just what it sounds like -- a short description summarizing some key identifying traits of your character. A character's sdesc, rather than their name, is what other players see when they encounter the character on screen. The sdesc is set during character creation, and cannot be changed afterwards except by special request.		A character's '''short description''' or '''sdesc''' is just what it sounds like -- a short description summarizing some key identifying traits of your character. A character's sdesc, rather than their name, is what other players see when they first encounter the character on screen. The sdesc is set during character creation, and cannot be changed afterwards except by special request.

	'''Examples:''' a tow-headed gangly young man, a stout black-haired inspector, a compact woman with an intense dark gaze		'''Examples:''' a tow-headed gangly young man, a stout black-haired inspector, a compact woman with an intense dark gaze

Aleph at 17:01, 25 February 2022

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	A character's '''short description''' or '''sdesc''' is just what it sounds like -- a short description summarizing some key identifying traits of your character. A character's sdesc, rather than their name, is what other players see when they encounter the character on screen. The sdesc is set during character creation, and cannot be changed afterwards except by special request.		A character's '''short description''' or '''sdesc''' is just what it sounds like -- a short description summarizing some key identifying traits of your character. A character's sdesc, rather than their name, is what other players see when they encounter the character on screen. The sdesc is set during character creation, and cannot be changed afterwards except by special request.

	To assign a name, nickname, or other alias to a character, the RECOGNIZE command is used. Once an alias is assigned this way, it will appear to you in place of the character's sdesc. Other players, however, will continue to see that character's sdesc or whatever alias they themselves have assigned, even if you target that character using your own alias for them.		'''Examples:''' a tow-headed gangly young man, a stout black-haired inspector, a compact woman with an intense dark gaze

			To assign a name, nickname, or other alias to a character, the [[Recognize command\|RECOGNIZE]] command is used. Once an alias is assigned this way, it will appear to you in place of the character's sdesc. Other players, however, will continue to see that character's sdesc or whatever alias they themselves have assigned, even if you target that character using your own alias for them.

	==See Also==		==See Also==

Aleph at 16:57, 25 February 2022

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	A character's '''short description''' or '''sdesc''' is just what it sounds like -- a short description summarizing some key identifying traits of your character. A character's sdesc, rather than their name, is what other players see when they encounter the character on screen. The sdesc is set during character creation, and cannot be changed afterwards except by special request.		A character's '''short description''' or '''sdesc''' is just what it sounds like -- a short description summarizing some key identifying traits of your character. A character's sdesc, rather than their name, is what other players see when they encounter the character on screen. The sdesc is set during character creation, and cannot be changed afterwards except by special request.

	To assign a name, nickname, or other alias to a character, the RECOGNIZE command is used. Once an alias is assigned this way, it will appear in place of the character's sdesc. Other players, however, will continue to see that character's sdesc or whatever alias they have assigned, even if you target that character using your own alias for them.		To assign a name, nickname, or other alias to a character, the RECOGNIZE command is used. Once an alias is assigned this way, it will appear to you in place of the character's sdesc. Other players, however, will continue to see that character's sdesc or whatever alias they themselves have assigned, even if you target that character using your own alias for them.

	==See Also==		==See Also==

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A character's '''short description''' or '''sdesc''' is just what it sounds like -- a short description summarizing some key identifying traits of your character. A character's sdesc, rather than their name, is what other players see when they encounter the character on screen. The sdesc is set during character creation, and cannot be changed afterwards except by special request.

To assign a name, nickname, or other alias to a character, the RECOGNIZE command is used. Once an alias is assigned this way, it will appear in place of the character's sdesc. Other players, however, will continue to see that character's sdesc or whatever alias they have assigned, even if you target that character using your own alias for them.

==See Also==

* [[Recognize command|RECOGNIZE]]

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