Table of contents
In-Game Help
You don't have to remember anything or memorize anything. There's a command for every question.
Lookup
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
/guide (also /hilfe) | Clickable index of all systems — the starting point |
/guidebook | The same as a book in your inventory, portable and page‑turnable |
/tutorial | Walks you through the first steps |
/befehle | The full command list |
/regelwerk | The Regelwerk as a book |
Personal Tips
/tipp (also /tipps) isn't an advertisement board; it looks at your status: gear, Skills, Museum, balance, whether you're in a Clan. It then generates up to four suggestions that make sense for you right now.
New players automatically receive a hint about it the first time they join.
Veylor has over eighty systems. No one discovers them on their own — /tipp is the most honest way to find out what you're missing. It's especially worth checking after a Pause.
Support
| Command | Purpose |
|---|---|
/tickets | Support request to the team — complaints, questions, refunds |
/bugreport | Report a bug |
Reporting bugs pays off twice: They get fixed, and anyone who finds a genuine bug is named in the Changelog. Exploiting bugs instead of reporting them is a Regelverstoß.
Item loss due to bugs is refunded only with video proof. If you move something valuable and don't trust the system, record it.
Outside the Game
- Wiki: wiki.veylor.net — these pages here
- Discord: dc.veylor.net — this is where most of the action is
- Your profile: see Netzwerk-Profil
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