COMMAND: login ARGUMENTS: <subcommand> [arguments] The "login" command allows you to configure a display you will get each time you login. This display can include which of your favorite areas are loaded, who's online, whether or not a war is in progress, etc. You can also configure it to inform you when certain users, or any of the members of a certain group, log in or log out. Subcommands available: General: on/off Turns on/off the display at login time. Default for new players is off. report Displays your current login display, as if you had logged in again. User-based: add <user> [comment] Adds a user (and optional comment), or a group. This user (or all users in the group, if a group) will appear in your login display if online. remove <user> Removes a user or group from your login display. names Displays your list of users/groups. clear Clears your list of users/groups. tell <"tell" args> Send a multiple "tell" to users/groups in your login display (see "help tell" for argument information). block <user> Blocks (or unblocks) a user/group in your login display from receiving tells via the "tell" subcommand. notify <on/off> Turns the login notifier on/off. If on, you'll be notified immediately when any users in your login display log in or out. Default for new players is off. Area-based: addarea <area> [comment] Adds an area (and optional comment). This area will show up in your login display, if available in the current war. removearea <area> Removes an area. areanames Displays your list of areas. areaclear Clears your list of areas. bold <area> Makes a certain area be highlighted in your display. Also use to turn off highlighting for an area. EXAMPLES: login addarea blackthorn (adds the area "Blackthorn" to your login display) login bold blackthorn (...make it highlighted) login add fred (add the user "Fred" to your login display) login tell what's up? (tell all players in your login display "what's up?" (except blocked users)) login on (turns on reports at login) login notify on (turns on reporting of logins/logouts as they happen, of people whose names you have "add"ed) login add (admin) (add the group (admin) to your login display) login block (admin) (...but block it from receiving your "login tell" tells)