General Facts:

• Hidden mobs do not show up on where.


• Anyone can use the hunt command. However, the information provided will likely be false if you do not have the skill practiced.

Campaigning Facts:

• First mort players will always get area name campaigns. Remorts and tiers will have a chance of getting room name campaigns.


• You cannot door or use any other form of teleportation to an area if you still have to kill a campaign mob in that area.


• You cannot hunt campaign mobs. The message, “You seem unable to hunt that target for some reason.” will be displayed instead.

Campaigning 101:

Usually, the hardest part of campaigning is getting a room name campaign and figuring out what area your mob is in. Here are a few tips that might help you along the way.

• You have a room name campaign and you have no idea what area it could possibly be in. There are a couple of things you can try to find it.


• First, search through the list of areas 5-15 levels above you and visit each one. To visit, you can either door or gate to that area. If you can’t go there, then voila, you’ve found an area that has one of your campaign mobs.


• Another method, if you can’t door or gate, is to run to each area and then use the where and hunt commands. Hunt and where will let you see if your mob exists in that area. However, be aware that some mobs cannot be hunted and/or do not show up on where.
• Another problem that often occurs in campaigns is that your mob is an area filled with aggies. Try using sneak, invis, and gray aura to get past them. Sometimes mobs won’t be able to see invis or you’ll be able to sneak past them. Gray aura will hide your alignment from mobs that attack based on alignment. If those don’t work, remember, flee and wimpy are your friends!


• Let’s say you know what area your mob is in but still can’t find it. Try using the hunt and where commands to find the name of the room your mob is in. First, hunt 1.mob, hunt 2.mob, etc. until you get the message, “You seem unable to hunt that target for some reason.” That is your campaign mob! Then use where x.mob to find the room name. With this information and the tips from Questing 101, you’ll be able to find your mob!


• Ack! You’ve killed the mob that is listed in campaign info, but it still says you need to kill it. Well, you’ve just found a mob named exactly like yours but has a different vnum from the mob on your campaign list. The easiest way to find your campaign mob is to use hunt and where to find what room your mob is in, go to that room, and then kill it. ^.^