Servants are a lot of fun. Basically they are another player that
follows you around and does whatever you tell it to. It leeches exp
like a player in your party too, so most players don't use them for
serious exp. They gain exp and level like normal players do. When they
gain enough exp for their next level, you get the message 'Your servant
advanced a level.'

To make a servant, you need to cast raise dead at a corpse. The syntax
is 'cast raise dead at corpse make <guild>' The current guilds that
you are allowed to make are: fighter, monk, mage, psionicist and samurai.
Monks seem to be the favorite because they stun, and at lower levels you
can use them as your tank instead of an undead. To change your guild, you
need to cast 'free servant' then raise dead again at another guild.

When you reinc the servant, it will retain its old worth, but start
back at level 1. It will gain 10x exp till it reaches its old worth. So
if you kill a 32k monster and the servant leeches 15k of it, it will
actually gain 150k. The same concept applies when your servant dies. It
looses a fair chunk of its exp, but gains it back at 10x the speed.

Skills and spells are auto-trained/studied when your servant levels.
They get most of the spells that a player at that level would get, to
the max for that level. To have your servant use a spell or skill in
combat, use the command 'scom combatskill <skill>' or 'scom combatspell
<spell>'

For more simple help, type 'scom' after you have a servant.

Necro Status from low to high:
  bone collector
  grave digger
  corpse dancer
  bodysnatcher
  soul commander
  headhunter
  mindripper
  necratog
  zombie master
  skeleton lord
  necrosavant
  nightmare
  keeper of the dead
  instiguator
  necrite
  death dancer
  flesh lord
  death mage
  spirit lord
  Bloodmage
  ?????

Monk Servant Ranks:
  Level   Color
  00 - 15 White
  16 - 21 Yellow
  22 - 29 Green
  30 - 41 Blue
  42 - ?? Red
  ?? - ?? Purple
  ?? - ?? Black