Seem to have enough data to start drawing some conclusions:

dwf (+5%) > cen (+1%) > dgn, drw, elf, gno, liz, spr, trl (+0%) 
tor, wer (+10%) > bhy (+6%) > qxl (+5%) > kra (+4%) > ath (+0%) > shz (-2%) > tul (-5%?) '''Assuming a base of 5%'''
--[[User:Shadowtop|Shadowtop]] 16:32, 6 June 2013 (EDT)

More ath values would be great, hm, but hard to get these. Having Tor and Werredan both at +10% makes this spell actually not that Werredan-centric at all. -- [[User:WinterRose|WinterRose]] 03:36, 7 June 2013 (EDT)
:It's possible that there is an upper limit for this bonus of 20%, if so, Tor could have a stronger bonus... but that's just speculation. --[[User:Shadowtop|Shadowtop]] 09:41, 25 August 2013 (EDT)

i'm of the opinion that wer is 14%, tor 10%, kra 8%.

2008-10-05T07:40:36Z

Qemoi:

See also [[:Category: Areas |Areas]].

Syntax: areas <lowest level> <highest level>

AREAS shows you all the areas in the game, with the author's name and the suggested levels. If you simply type 'area', you'll get the entire list.

You can, however, pick a level range you desire to see. So if you were to type 'area 5 10', only the areas that are suggested for levels 5 through 10 will appear.

NOTE: This means that if the area levels of an area is 1-51, and you pick an area range of 1-2, the area WILL show up on the reduced list.

''That means that just because an area appears on your reduced list, it does not mean it is safe for you.''

[[Category: Commands]]

Getting Started

2008-10-05T07:39:27Z

Qemoi:

Spellbots

2008-10-05T07:34:03Z

Qemoi: New page: Spellbots are players who have dedicated themselves to the purpose of healing and providing protective spell-ups to all players. While not strictly necessary in the earlier stages of your...

Spellbots are players who have dedicated themselves to the purpose of healing and providing protective spell-ups to all players. While not strictly necessary in the earlier stages of your development, you'll find them indispensable as you grow. They are not staff, or related to the immortals of Avatar in any way, but are players who choose to give their time and mana to help you progress. Please treat them kindly :)

Getting Started

2008-10-05T07:32:37Z

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Getting Started

2008-10-05T07:28:16Z

Qemoi:

Getting Started

2008-10-05T07:08:42Z

Qemoi: New page: Category:Gameplay Welcome to Avatar, Good Traveler! If you're feeling anything at all like I felt when I first found this wonderful addiction, your head is probably spinning and you ...

Speedwalk

2008-10-05T06:27:14Z

Qemoi: New page: Category:Commands

[[Category:Commands]]

Recall

2008-10-05T06:21:12Z

Qemoi:

[[Category: Commands]]
Syntax: RECALL ( or '/' which is the quick-key)
RECALL SET
RECALL RESET
RECALL LOCATION or RECALL SHOW

RECALL is a command that will transport you to a preset destination. There is a downside, however. Recalling costs some of your movement points. If you RECALL during combat, you will lose experience (more than for fleeing), and you will have a chance of failing (again, more than for fleeing). A player can not recall while cursed.

RECALL SET "sets" your recall to the room you are currently in. This essentially changes your recall point to this new location. Although not every room will not allow you to set your recall to it.

RECALL RESET resets your recall as follows:
Levels 1-4 resets to [[Nom]] in the center of the Meadow.
Levels 5-14 reset to [[Sol]] in Stonehall.
Levels 15+ reset to [[Aelmon]] in Midgaard.

RECALL LOCATION or RECALL SHOW tells you where your recall is set.

Death

2008-10-05T06:08:34Z

Qemoi:

[[Category: Gameplay]]

Alas, Death comes for us all. More than once. The first thing to remember when this happens is: '''Don't Panic! '''

When your character dies, you end up naked as the day you were born, sitting on a cloud somewhere above the world.

[[Nom]] is directly down from you
[[Aelmon]] is to the east
[[Sol]] is west.

You receive a ball of light upon death, so you aren't forced to wander in the dark back to your corpse. Your corpse is left behind in the room where you were killed, together with all of your equipment.

Your gold stays with you up to level 10, and then also remains in your corpse upon death.

Following and groups are not affected by death, however any spells which were affecting you are cancelled by death. Also, you will lose experience points for dying. The amount you lose is roughly half-way back to the beginning of your level, though [[Worship]] can have an affect.

'''Corpses decay after time''', leaving your gear open for any who wander into the room. As soon as that happens, that equipment is no longer officially yours. The only exceptions are owned items, which other players will not be able to save with. Again, Don't Panic! Player corpses last roughly 15 minutes of real time. Only the player who died, or an Immortal, can retrieve objects from a player's corpse. To retrieve items from your own corpse, type 'get all <yourname>' or 'get all pccorpse'.

If you are a new player here, there will be a spirit hovering above your corpse to help you find it. It will be there as long as your corpse is, and it provides light in the room, so you will be able to collect your belongings.

Any items that Tul-Sith gives to you on death will only last a short period of time - it exists only to get you back to your corpse. Once the time period is up, the gear will be taken by an imp, right out of your hands!

Where

2008-10-05T05:52:40Z

Qemoi:

[[Category: Commands]]

Syntax: where

WHERE without an argument tells you the area you are in, the recommended
levels for the area, who wrote the area, and the location of visible
players in the same area as you are.

Syntax: where <character>

WHERE with an argument tells you the location of one character with that name
within your area, including mobiles.