Getting Started
Welcome to Revelation: Lands of Kaldana! This guide will help you begin your adventure in our text-based world with a graphical interface.
Installation
1. Download the game client using the "Download Now" button
2. Extract the files to your preferred location
3. Run RevClient.exe to start the game
4. Create your character by typing in a name, choosing your Sex (Male/Female) and your class
Social Commands
You can type /cmdlist to display a usage of commands that you can utilize ingame and for social interaction.
Character Creation
When creating your character, you'll need to choose from various classes organized into four distinct orders. Each class offers unique abilities and playstyles:
Soldiers of the Empire
- Warrior Master of weapons and offensive combat techniques
- Defender Specialized in protection and defensive tactics
- Assassin Expert in stealth and precise strikes
Defenders of the Faith
- Priest Divine healer and support specialist
- Paladin Holy warrior combining combat with divine magic
- Redeemer Master of divine protection and purification
Scholars of the Academy
- Wizard Master of destructive arcane magic
- Summoner Specialist in conjuring and controlling creatures
- Enchanter Expert in magical enhancement and control
Watchers of Chaos
- Druid Master of nature and shapeshifting
- Ranger Expert in wilderness survival and ranged combat
- Necromancer Wielder of death magic and undead minions
Basic Commands
Movement
- ↑ (Up Arrow) Move North
- ↓ (Down Arrow) Move South
- ← (Left Arrow) Move West
- → (Right Arrow) Move East
- Page Up Move Up
- Page Down Move Down
Combat Controls
- Targeting Click target in Target Window, or use CTRL+# (1-0) on keyboard
- CTRL+A Start Attack
- CTRL+S Stop Attack
Skills and Spells
Macros
Macros are essential commands that help you control your character efficiently. Here's a comprehensive list of available macro commands:
Attacking
- attack [t] Attacks your current target
- stopattack stopattack Stops attacking. Note: There is no command to stop casting. Example: stopattack stopattack
Spells
- spell <spellname> Casts a spell from your spell list on the selected target Example: spell Touch of Health
Skills
- skill <skillname> Uses an active skill Example: skill Strike of Justice
Commands
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say <command>
Uses various commands like emotes or pet controls
Example: say /e laughs, or say /pet kill
Note: Cannot include multiple say commands in one macro or use say /b <message>
- say /weaponswap <left/right/both> <weaponname> Swaps weapons in specified hand slots. "Both" unequips both slots and equips in left hand only. Example: say /weaponswap left Guilded Marine Spear
Targeting
- target 0 Targets first player, mob, or pet (target 1 for second, etc.)
- target [1] Targets first mob/pet (target [2] for second, etc.)
- target Mob Targets the first mob/pet
- target <name> Targets specific player/mob/pet (requires exact name and capitalization) Example: target A Domican Republic Spy or target Vasudeva
- target Player Targets the first player in the Target Window
Using Items
- item <itemname> Uses a consumable item from inventory (use singular form) Example: item Winterberry Wine
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item <equipment slot>
Activates equipment spell in specified slot
Available slots: lhand, rhand, helm, neck, body, lwrist, rwrist, gloves, legs, boots, lring, rring
Making your Macro
Now that you know the commands, you can make your macro. It's pretty easy if you want to just cast a spell or weaponswap.
Complex Macros
Now comes the interesting part, making more complex Macros. You can link commands by using the ";" key.
target 0;attack [t];skill Bash;skill Kick
say /weaponswap left Diabolic War Hammer;skill Strike of Justice;attack attack
say /weaponswap left Diabolic War Hammer;stopattack stopattack;spell Holy Cry
More Notes
Case sensitivity and spelling is most likely what causes incorrect hotkeys, most of the time.
You can name two hotkeys the same, and set them in the same position, and they will do the same thing, even if only one of them has data in the "Macro Action:" text box.
For using items, the slots are named: item head, item neck, item body, item rwrist, item lwrist, item lhand, item rhand, item gloves, item legs, and item boots.
You cannot have multiple "say" commands in one hotkey.
You can have multiple 'spell' commands in one hotkey, but it will display "You are already casting a spell!"
You can have multiple skills in a hotkey.
You can't hotkey 2 consumeable items in one hotkey, but you CAN hotkey using two equipped items. For example: item body;item ring will work where item Magical Acorn;item A Magical Fruit will display "You can not use another item for 10 seconds." after eating the acorn.
Just for Fun
You can also use the [t] function in macros such as:
say /e pokes the eye of [t] and laughs
When an ogre basher is targeted, it will appear as:
This is fun when you add this into your attack hotkeys! Talk about imitating the mobs at doing stupid things before attacking =)