Circles Helpfile

======================================================================Other: circles======================================================================Circles are getherings of people with similar interests, they range from casual onessuch as a group of friends, to highly organised and powerful groups such as the initiativeor wolfram and hart. Each circle has an alignment, good circles are dedicated to the fight against evil.evil circles are dedicated to the fight against good, and neutral circles are notdedicated to anything. Evil or good people could be in neutral circles, and indeed a neutral circle couldbe quite evil, but it is not a circle who's goal is to partipate in the battle betweengood and evil. typing 'circle list' will show you the top three good and evil circles.Each circle can also have several different political types:Democracy - each member can vote for a leader by means of circle vote <name> at theend of the month if a member has more votes than the leader they will become the newleader.Dictatorship - The leader can never be deposed unless they step down or become inactiveCommunal - All members are leaders, cannot participate in the good and evil war though.Dominance - Whoever bests the leader in combat will become the new leader.Reputation - Whoever has the highest reputation becomes the leader.To create a circle you need to type circle create <align> <type> <name> <short>Align is good, neutral or evil. Type is dictatorship, democracy, dominance or communalname is one word without color used to reference your circle, eg for the initiativeit would likely be initiative.Short is the full color name of your circle and can be a few words long such as:The Initiative You can be in up to three circles at onceOnce a circle is created, circle join <name> can join new people to your circle.circle leave will allow you to leave your current circle, and circle banish <name>Will allow leaders to kick out members. Circle info <number> will show some basic information about your circle, and circle roster willshow all members of your circle.Circle roster <number> will show you all the people in your circleCircle description <number> allows a leader to set the circles desc, circle descs are ICand should explain what the circle is, consists of, in an RP sense, not includedetails like, "looking for high level witches"note: if your desc is less than 500 characters long, your reputation will increaseslower.circle research <name> lets anybody read the description of another circle.Circle leadership <type> <number>will allow you to change the leadership type of yourcircle.Circle promote/demote <person> <number> will allow a leader to set other people in the circle tobe capable of joining.Circle tribute <number> will allow you to set which circles you devote reputation to. The top ranking circles of both good and evil will become dominant, that will mean alltheir members will receive small stat bonuses, and their leaders will recieve much largerstat bonuses. circle pledge will allow you to pledge your circle to another one, making them stronger atyour expense. However they may make you one of their children circles throughcircle adopt <num> <circle>. Children circles recieve smaller stat bonuses from their parentsso if you're parent is the dominant good or evil clan you'll get some bonuses, and lesserbonuses if your parent's parent is the dominant circle or if they have several children circles. circle pledge none will set you to not be pledge to any circle. For democracies, circle vote <name> will allow you to change preferences.----------------------------------------------------------------------
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