Help: WhatsMy Name: WhatsMy Classes: All classes Position: Available in any position Syntax: whatsmy <stat> Description: The `whatsmy` command allows players to check their current stats related to damage reduction (damroll), armor class, hits per round, and fightspeed. It provides detailed breakdowns of how various factors affect these stats. Available Stats: - <damroll>: Displays the player's total damage roll and bonuses. - <armor>: Displays the player's armor class and modifiers. - <hpr>: Displays the player's hits per round and related bonuses. - <cs>: Displays the player's combat speed (fightspeed). Usage: - Syntax: `whatsmy <stat>` - Example: `whatsmy damroll` Notes: - This command is useful for understanding how your stats are calculated. - Use the command with the appropriate stat name to get detailed information. --- Help: Damroll (damroll) Name: Damroll (damroll) Syntax: whatsmy damroll Description: The damroll stat determines the damage dealt in combat. It is affected by various bonuses such as strength, level, remorts, and class-specific bonuses. Usage: - Syntax: `whatsmy damroll` - Example: `whatsmy damroll` --- Help: Armor Class (armor) Name: Armor Class (armor) Syntax: whatsmy armor Description: Armor Class (AC) determines the player's ability to avoid taking damage. It is influenced by equipment, dexterity, and remort bonuses. Usage: - Syntax: `whatsmy armor` - Example: `whatsmy armor` --- Help: Hits Per Round (HPR) Name: Hits Per Round (HPR) Syntax: whatsmy hpr Description: Hits Per Round (HPR) indicates how many attacks the player can make during a combat round. It is affected by class, gear, weight, and remorts. Usage: - Syntax: `whatsmy hpr` - Example: `whatsmy hpr` --- Help: Combat Speed (fightspeed) Name: Combat Speed (fightspeed) Syntax: whatsmy cs Description: Fightspeed determines how quickly a player acts during a combat round. A lower fightspeed means faster actions. It is affected by class, equipment, and other modifiers. Usage: - Syntax: `whatsmy cs` - Example: `whatsmy cs` --- Help: SEE: FAQ