Forms (Aligned) - Revision history

Geordie: /* Forms */

2022-08-28T03:34:03Z

Forms

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	You will learn of new forms naturally as your knowledge and facility with the world in general expands. It will be self-evident when a new form becomes available; one experiences it as a sort of deepened cognitive resonance with Hanoma. It is well-known among the Aligned that arts invented and/or refined by the Hanomans are an endless source of relevant structures.		You will learn of new forms naturally as your knowledge and facility with the world in general expands. It will be self-evident when a new form becomes available; one experiences it as a sort of deepened cognitive resonance with Hanoma. It is well-known among the Aligned that arts invented and/or refined by the Hanomans are an endless source of relevant structures.

-	[ OOC Note: The form syntaxes are often quite long and complex. It is highly recommended that you become fluent in aliases to use them. Particularly useful for some forms is the $* alias variable. Type 'help set alias' for more information. ]	+	The form syntaxes are often quite long and complex. It is highly recommended that you become fluent in aliases to use them. Particularly useful for some forms is the $* alias variable. Type 'help set alias' for more information. ]

	One can view the forms one knows in different formats for convenience: see 'help form summary by type' and 'help form alphabetical summary'. Also of note: '[[Form Types (Aligned)\|help form types]]'.		One can view the forms one knows in different formats for convenience: see 'help form summary by type' and 'help form alphabetical summary'. Also of note: '[[Form Types (Aligned)\|help form types]]'.

Wesnile at 21:45, 31 December 2011

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	==Spoilers==		==Spoilers==
		+	If you want help on how to get some of the Normative forms, but not the direct answer, check out this page.
		+	[[Aligned Form Hints]]
	{{spoilers}}		{{spoilers}}
	A [[Aligned Forms\|list of known Aligned forms with their details]] is available.		A [[Aligned Forms\|list of known Aligned forms with their details]] is available.

Wychwethyl: /* Forms */

2011-01-14T08:49:09Z

Forms

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	You will learn of new forms naturally as your knowledge and facility with the world in general expands. It will be self-evident when a new form becomes available; one experiences it as a sort of deepened cognitive resonance with Hanoma. It is well-known among the Aligned that arts invented and/or refined by the Hanomans are an endless source of relevant structures.		You will learn of new forms naturally as your knowledge and facility with the world in general expands. It will be self-evident when a new form becomes available; one experiences it as a sort of deepened cognitive resonance with Hanoma. It is well-known among the Aligned that arts invented and/or refined by the Hanomans are an endless source of relevant structures.

-	[ OOC Note: The form syntaxes are often quite long and complex. It is highly recommended that you become fluent in aliases to use them. Particularly useful for some forms is the $@ alias variable. Type 'help set alias' for more information. ]	+	[ OOC Note: The form syntaxes are often quite long and complex. It is highly recommended that you become fluent in aliases to use them. Particularly useful for some forms is the $* alias variable. Type 'help set alias' for more information. ]

	One can view the forms one knows in different formats for convenience: see 'help form summary by type' and 'help form alphabetical summary'. Also of note: '[[Form Types (Aligned)\|help form types]]'.		One can view the forms one knows in different formats for convenience: see 'help form summary by type' and 'help form alphabetical summary'. Also of note: '[[Form Types (Aligned)\|help form types]]'.

Chaos at 17:01, 18 September 2008

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	One can view the forms one knows in different formats for convenience: see 'help form summary by type' and 'help form alphabetical summary'. Also of note: '[[Form Types (Aligned)\|help form types]]'.		One can view the forms one knows in different formats for convenience: see 'help form summary by type' and 'help form alphabetical summary'. Also of note: '[[Form Types (Aligned)\|help form types]]'.
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		+	==Spoilers==
		+	{{spoilers}}
		+	A [[Aligned Forms\|list of known Aligned forms with their details]] is available.
		+	{{endspoilers}}

	[[Category: The Aligned]]		[[Category: The Aligned]]

Chaos at 16:33, 18 September 2008

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	Your spells, such as they are, are magickal structures that typically layer on top of natural structures of myriad sorts, from knowledge structures to biological structures. In this vein they are typically referred to as forms (with some of the more strict Aligned capitalized the "F").		Your spells, such as they are, are magickal structures that typically layer on top of natural structures of myriad sorts, from knowledge structures to biological structures. In this vein they are typically referred to as forms (with some of the more strict Aligned capitalized the "F").

Chaos at 16:26, 18 September 2008

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	One can view the forms one knows in different formats for convenience: see 'help form summary by type' and 'help form alphabetical summary'. Also of note: '[[Form Types (Aligned)\|help form types]]'.		One can view the forms one knows in different formats for convenience: see 'help form summary by type' and 'help form alphabetical summary'. Also of note: '[[Form Types (Aligned)\|help form types]]'.
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		+	[[Category: The Aligned]]

Chaos at 16:25, 18 September 2008

2008-09-18T16:25:36Z

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	[ OOC Note: The form syntaxes are often quite long and complex. It is highly recommended that you become fluent in aliases to use them. Particularly useful for some forms is the $@ alias variable. Type 'help set alias' for more information. ]		[ OOC Note: The form syntaxes are often quite long and complex. It is highly recommended that you become fluent in aliases to use them. Particularly useful for some forms is the $@ alias variable. Type 'help set alias' for more information. ]

-	One can view the forms one knows in different formats for convenience: see 'help form summary by type' and 'help form alphabetical summary'. Also of note: '[[help form types]]'.	+	One can view the forms one knows in different formats for convenience: see 'help form summary by type' and 'help form alphabetical summary'. Also of note: '[[Form Types (Aligned)\|help form types]]'.

Chaos at 16:25, 18 September 2008

2008-09-18T16:25:24Z

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	You will learn of new forms naturally as your knowledge and facility with the world in general expands. It will be self-evident when a new form becomes available; one experiences it as a sort of deepened cognitive resonance with Hanoma. It is well-known among the Aligned that arts invented and/or refined by the Hanomans are an endless source of relevant structures.		You will learn of new forms naturally as your knowledge and facility with the world in general expands. It will be self-evident when a new form becomes available; one experiences it as a sort of deepened cognitive resonance with Hanoma. It is well-known among the Aligned that arts invented and/or refined by the Hanomans are an endless source of relevant structures.

-	[ OOC Note: The form syntaxes are often quite long and complex. It is highly recommended that you become fluent in aliases to use them. Particularly useful for some forms is the $@ alias variable. Type 'help set aliase' for more information. ]	+	[ OOC Note: The form syntaxes are often quite long and complex. It is highly recommended that you become fluent in aliases to use them. Particularly useful for some forms is the $@ alias variable. Type 'help set alias' for more information. ]

	One can view the forms one knows in different formats for convenience: see 'help form summary by type' and 'help form alphabetical summary'. Also of note: '[[help form types]]'.		One can view the forms one knows in different formats for convenience: see 'help form summary by type' and 'help form alphabetical summary'. Also of note: '[[help form types]]'.

Chaos: Help forms moved to Forms (Aligned)

2008-09-18T16:24:31Z

Help forms moved to Forms (Aligned)

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Gargoyle at 19:33, 17 September 2008

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	[ OOC Note: The form syntaxes are often quite long and complex. It is highly recommended that you become fluent in aliases to use them. Particularly useful for some forms is the $@ alias variable. Type 'help set aliase' for more information. ]		[ OOC Note: The form syntaxes are often quite long and complex. It is highly recommended that you become fluent in aliases to use them. Particularly useful for some forms is the $@ alias variable. Type 'help set aliase' for more information. ]

-	One can view the forms one knows in different formats for convenience: see 'help form summary by type' and '[[help form alphabetical summary]]'. Also of note: 'help form types'.	+	One can view the forms one knows in different formats for convenience: see 'help form summary by type' and 'help form alphabetical summary'. Also of note: '[[help form types]]'.