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not really a stub, but not really complete

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The '''morgue''' is a folder of '''morgue files'''; txt files that give a summation of everything that happened during your game. It stores both current information, like inventory and skills, and a history of actions, levels, and notes. The [[rcfile]] gives more options as to what is and isn't logged as a note. Sharing a morgue after a particularly gruesome [[death]] is both an informative and entertaining thing to do, though they can also be shared on a character in progress.

You can update your morgue file by pressing '''#'''. In addition, # command will either print a link to your morgue (online) or the directory to your morgue folder (offline).

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-The '''morgue''' is a folder of '''morgue files'''; .txt files that give a summation of everything that happened during your game. It stores both current information, like inventory and skills, and a history of actions, levels, and notes. The [[rcfile]] gives more options as to what is and isn't logged as a note. Sharing a morgue after a particularly gruesome [[death]] is both an informative and entertaining thing to do, though morgue files can also be shared on a character in progress (also called a '''character dump''').
+The '''morgue''' is a folder of '''morgue files''' ('''character dumps'''); .txt files that give a summation of everything that happened during your game. It stores both current information, like inventory and skills, and a history of actions, levels, and notes. The [[rcfile]] gives more options as to what is and isn't logged as a note. Sharing a morgue after a particularly gruesome [[death]] is both an informative and entertaining thing to do, though you can generate a morgue file for living characters, too.
 You can update your morgue file by pressing '''#'''. In addition, the # command will either print a link to your morgue (online) or the directory to your morgue folder (offline).
 Morgue files are not to be confused with a bones file, which is used to generate [[player ghost]]s.

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-The '''morgue''' is a folder of '''morgue files'''; txt files that give a summation of everything that happened during your game. It stores both current information, like inventory and skills, and a history of actions, levels, and notes. The [[rcfile]] gives more options as to what is and isn't logged as a note. Sharing a morgue after a particularly gruesome [[death]] is both an informative and entertaining thing to do, though morgue files can also be shared on a character in progress (also called a '''character dump''').
+The '''morgue''' is a folder of '''morgue files'''; .txt files that give a summation of everything that happened during your game. It stores both current information, like inventory and skills, and a history of actions, levels, and notes. The [[rcfile]] gives more options as to what is and isn't logged as a note. Sharing a morgue after a particularly gruesome [[death]] is both an informative and entertaining thing to do, though morgue files can also be shared on a character in progress (also called a '''character dump''').
 You can update your morgue file by pressing '''#'''. In addition, the # command will either print a link to your morgue (online) or the directory to your morgue folder (offline).
 Morgue files are not to be confused with a bones file, which is used to generate [[player ghost]]s.

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 The '''morgue''' is a folder of '''morgue files'''; txt files that give a summation of everything that happened during your game. It stores both current information, like inventory and skills, and a history of actions, levels, and notes. The [[rcfile]] gives more options as to what is and isn't logged as a note. Sharing a morgue after a particularly gruesome [[death]] is both an informative and entertaining thing to do, though morgue files can also be shared on a character in progress (also called a '''character dump''').
-You can update your morgue file by pressing '''#'''. In addition, # command will either print a link to your morgue (online) or the directory to your morgue folder (offline).
+You can update your morgue file by pressing '''#'''. In addition, the # command will either print a link to your morgue (online) or the directory to your morgue folder (offline).
 Morgue files are not to be confused with a bones file, which is used to generate [[player ghost]]s.

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-The '''morgue''' is a folder of '''morgue files'''; txt files that give a summation of everything that happened during your game. It stores both current information, like inventory and skills, and a history of actions, levels, and notes. The [[rcfile]] gives more options as to what is and isn't logged as a note. Sharing a morgue after a particularly gruesome [[death]] is both an informative and entertaining thing to do, though morgue files can also be shared on a character in progress.
+The '''morgue''' is a folder of '''morgue files'''; txt files that give a summation of everything that happened during your game. It stores both current information, like inventory and skills, and a history of actions, levels, and notes. The [[rcfile]] gives more options as to what is and isn't logged as a note. Sharing a morgue after a particularly gruesome [[death]] is both an informative and entertaining thing to do, though morgue files can also be shared on a character in progress (also called a '''character dump''').
 You can update your morgue file by pressing '''#'''. In addition, # command will either print a link to your morgue (online) or the directory to your morgue folder (offline).
 Morgue files are not to be confused with a bones file, which is used to generate [[player ghost]]s.

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	You can update your morgue file by pressing '''#'''. In addition, # command will either print a link to your morgue (online) or the directory to your morgue folder (offline).		You can update your morgue file by pressing '''#'''. In addition, # command will either print a link to your morgue (online) or the directory to your morgue folder (offline).

−	Morgue ~~file~~ are not to be confused with bones file, which is ~~the term~~ used ~~for~~ [[player ghost]]s.	+	Morgue files are not to be confused with a bones file, which is used to generate [[player ghost]]s.

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	You can update your morgue file by pressing '''#'''. In addition, # command will either print a link to your morgue (online) or the directory to your morgue folder (offline).		You can update your morgue file by pressing '''#'''. In addition, # command will either print a link to your morgue (online) or the directory to your morgue folder (offline).
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		+	Morgue file are not to be confused with bones file, which is the term used for [[player ghost]]s.

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−	The '''morgue''' is a folder of '''morgue files'''; txt files that give a summation of everything that happened during your game. It stores both current information, like inventory and skills, and a history of actions, levels, and notes. The [[rcfile]] gives more options as to what is and isn't logged as a note. Sharing a morgue after a particularly gruesome [[death]] is both an informative and entertaining thing to do, though ~~they~~ can also be shared on a character in progress.	+	The '''morgue''' is a folder of '''morgue files'''; txt files that give a summation of everything that happened during your game. It stores both current information, like inventory and skills, and a history of actions, levels, and notes. The [[rcfile]] gives more options as to what is and isn't logged as a note. Sharing a morgue after a particularly gruesome [[death]] is both an informative and entertaining thing to do, though morgue files can also be shared on a character in progress.

	You can update your morgue file by pressing '''#'''. In addition, # command will either print a link to your morgue (online) or the directory to your morgue folder (offline).		You can update your morgue file by pressing '''#'''. In addition, # command will either print a link to your morgue (online) or the directory to your morgue folder (offline).