command: if <condition> then <command> if <condition> then <command> else <other command> until <condition> then <command> while <condition> then <command> Do something if a condition is true. If you supply an 'else' clause, do something else if the condition is untrue. Conditions currently supported are: true, false, not <condition>, <condition1> or <condition2> or ... <condition1> and <condition2> and ... hp > value, hp < value, hp >= value, hp <= value, sp > value, sp < value, sp >= value, sp <= value, money > value, money < value, money >= value, money <= value, exp > value, exp < value, exp >= value, exp <= value, intoxicated, intox, drunk, carrying <object>, carrying <object> in <other object>, wielding, wielding <weapon>, wearing <armor>, present <object>, on <player>, fighting, fighting <monster>, exit <direction>, %<variable>. If you use the 'until' verb instead of the 'if' one, this command will repeat until the condition is true. If you use the 'while' verb instead of the 'if' one, this command will repeat until the condition is untrue. Examples: if sp >= 20 then fireball else if sp >= 15 then shock else missile if not carrying bag then do take bag;tag bag if %fish or %fowl then parse say Either %fish or %fowl is non-zero. if present orc and hp > 50 then kill orc if money > 10000000 then say I am Bill Gates! until exit south then flee while fighting and sp >= 20 then fireball Note: The 'and' condition is prioritized ahead of the 'or' condition, which means that 'if a or b and c or d' will be true: if either a or b is true and also either c or d is true. not: if a or d is true, or if b and c are both true. Also note that abuse of these commands to annoy players or break game rules may be considered grounds for banishment. See also: abort, do, dotimes, parse, pending, restart, suspend, var, walk.