Order is a spell in Remixed Dungeon (Witchcraft Affinity).

With proper concentration, your orders are almost undeniable. This spell allows you to issue commands to target characters through the ML (Machine Learning) action system.

• Magic Affinity: Witchcraft
• Targeting: Character-based commands
• Spell Type: Command/Control

When cast, this spell issues orders to the targeted character through the Order action system. The spell uses Java-based ML actions for implementation.

• Cannot be cast on yourself
• Targets may resist with Order_Resist message
• Requires proper concentration for orders to be effective

Classes that can use this spell include:

• Priest class (spells: Heal, Calm, Charm, Order)
• Classes with Witchcraft affinity (spells: Roar, LightningBolt, Heal, Order)

How to effectively use the Order spell:

• Best used on weaker enemies to influence their behavior
• Most effective when combined with other control spells
• Be aware that targets may resist the effect

• Information source: Java ML Actions in Remixed Dungeon codebase
• Stats verified: Yes, extracted from Order.java and related classes
• Effect descriptions: Generated from code analysis and string resources

This page content is based on the Java classes:

• Order.java - Order action implementation
• OrderCellSelector.java - Cell selector for targeting
• MoveOrder.java - Move order AI behavior
• KillOrder.java - Kill order AI behavior
• CommonActions.java - Common actions including Order

<!-- English (values/strings_all.xml lines 2700-2701) -->
<string name="Order_Name">Order</string>
<string name="Order_Info">With proper concentration, your orders are almost undeniable.</string>
 
<!-- Russian (values-ru/strings_all.xml lines 1468-1469) -->
<string name="Order_Name">Приказ</string>
<string name="Order_Info">При должной концентрации твои приказы почти неоспоримы.</string>

• Spells
• Witchcraft Affinity
• Priest Class
• Order (mr: namespace)

The spell is implemented through Java ML actions rather than Lua scripts. Targets may resist with the message “How dare you?!!” as defined in string resources.