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Category:  OLC  Topic:  ostat



This function returns a great deal of information about a given object.

Syntax:  ostat <i_th> [object]

Example:  ostat 2.sword		Stat second sword in inventory.
	  ostat 32		Stat object# 32

See Also:  rstat, mstat, olc