bspiff

Purpose: query the pool of spiffs available to you, or transfer a quantity of spiffed experience to yourself.
Synonyms: builderspiff

SYNTAX	EXAMPLES
1. bspiff	1. bspiff
2. bspiff <quantity>	2. bspiff 250
3. builderspiff	3. builderspiff
4. builderspiff <quantity>	4. builderspiff 250

USE:

Use form one to find out whether there are spiffed experience points waiting for you to transfer to yourself.
Use form two to transfer some quantity of available spiffed experience points to yourself.
Use forms three or four if you enjoy extra typing.
Use forms three or four if you enjoy extra typing.

To use BSpiff there must be an Builder's CityNet terminal in the room.

You must have the Builder Role to use the command.

You can transfer all, some, or none of your spiffed experience as you prefer.

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