Tamers of Lux Guides Wiki



Prologue to the Wiki
This wiki is for the use of players on the server 'Tamers of Lux' and contains features that may be unique to the server only. As such, a wiki is being composed by our host Aeterna. This wiki has also been compiled and set up by me, Unknown_Mage and other users. Any questions, concerns, and comments concerning the Wiki may be messaged to me at any time. Thank you for your time reading this wiki, and I hope you have a great time on the server.

Go to the bottom for a list of all the pages available that have all kinds of information.

How to Read the Wiki
Starting with the essentials, is the organization of the wiki. At the top of each site is a 'Contents' section. This helps you navigate to something specific much faster based on the titles. Most titles are self-explanatory, but feel free to explore the wiki. Try going to the top and click on the topic 'Go Here'

Go Here From Content at the Top
Once you get used to this, it will make it a lot easier on everyone to use this wiki.

Plugins
From the 'Table of Contents' appears the small description of each plugin. The information will be listed based on alphabetical order.

For a list of plugins the server has and information on them, click here for Plugin Information.

Certain commands that can be used in-game are shown in the following format: /{Plugin} (Command) [Argument 1] ... [Argument #]

{Plugin}
Most commands follow this type of style. They can start off with either the (Command) that the user would like to initiate, or a {Plugin} phrase that usually differentiates it from other plugins. For example, the PreciousStones plugin has 'ps' at the start of its command lines. Whenever a command that uses PreciousStones is activated, '/ps' is seen at the beginning.

(Command)
A command is followed by it, and this describes what is wanted to be done to the server. If they need arguments, those come after this part.

[Arguments]
Some commands need one argument, while others need multiple. When you see [ ] with words inside, this means that YOU must fill in this spot with the variable usually seen in the brackets. For example, [Player] means that you need to use a command that requires you to input the username of a player to fill in the command. This must be done WITHOUT the brackets.

For example: /ps remove [Player] Must be turned into: /ps remove Unknown_Mage

List of Pages

 * Plugins
 * Classes
 * Guilds
 * Spawn System

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