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RPCTRIAL

Syntax: rpctrial create: Creates a new draft RPC case
rpctrial review: Review a draft in progress
rpctrial delete: Delete a draft in progress
rpctrial edit <field> [value]: Edits a field
rpctrial submit: Submit a draft restore request to the RPC
rpctrial status <character name>: Check the status of a case

To submit a restore case, you must first create it using rpctrial create.

Once a draft is created, you should review it using rpctrial review to see
what details need to be filled in. There are three values that need to be
filled in: the victim, the permer, and a statement explaining the
perm and why you feel you are entitled to a restore. The victim and permer are
typically pre-filled by existing death records, so you'll likely only need to
provide the statement using rpctrial edit statement, which will put you
into an editing buffer.

Once you've reviewed the draft once more for posterity, you can submit it using
rpctrial submit or, if you've had a change of heart, you can delete the draft
using rpctrial delete.

Once you've submitted a restore request to the RPC, you can check its status
using rpctrial status <deceased character's name>.

A final note: Don't lie to the RPC. They will always find out. Lying never
works in your favour and may immediately invalidate your restore request.

See Also: HELP RPC