In-Game Commands

A list of available commands for the players.

## **Chat Commands**

These commands will be your main way of communicating with other players.

* **/ranges** - Displays all the available chat ranges. You can select one by clicking on it from the list.
* **/whisper or /w** - In-character, range of 3 blocks. Perfect for sneaky things.
* **/quiet or /q** - In-character, range of 10 blocks. Useful for private conversations.
* **/local or /l** - In-character, range of 20 blocks. This is the standard chat.
* **/yell or /y** - In-character, range of 50 blocks. When you want to warn others or get people's attention.
* **/alarm or /a** - In-character, range of 150 blocks. Used to alert a wider area, reserved for bells, horns, and alarms.
* **/province or /pr** - Out-of-character, range of 500 blocks. Used for quick chatting over a larger area.
* **/global or /g** - Out-of-character, global range. Used for quick chatting over the entire map.
* **/mew, /meq, /mel, /mey, /mea or /meg** - Emotes, the last letter indicates the range to which they correspond.
* **/msg** - Out-of-character, global range. Sends a message to a specific player.
* **/r** - Out-of-character, global range. Sends a reply to whoever sent you a message last.
* **/helpop** - Out-of-character, global range. Sends a message to the online **Storytellers**. Only to be used if you need help.

## **Party Commands**

Our SkillAPI plugin allows the creation of parties, to ensure your fighting skills do not damage your allies!

* **/pt invite <player>** - Invites a player to your party.
* **/pt accept/decline** - Accepts or declines a party invite.
* **/pt info** - Shows the leader, party size, and member list of your current party.
* **/pt leave** - Leaves your current party.
* **/pt toggle** - Toggles on/off party chat.
* **/pt message <message>** - Sends a message to your party chat.

## **Character Cards**

Commands that interact with our Character Cards plugin.

* **/description edit** - Lets you edit the description on your character card.
* **/description** - Shows you your own character card.
* **/description <username>** - Shows you the character card of said user, although crouch-right-click also works. Don't use this to meta.

## **Other Commands**

Commands that don't quite fit into the other sections.

* **/sit** - Your character will sit down. Shift to get back up.
* **/list** - Shows a list of all the players online.
* **/realname** - Tells you the username of a specified character.
* **/nick** - Changes your character's name.
* **/es** - Toggles Sign Edit mode. In Sign Edit mode, shift right click a sign to edit it.

## **CM Only**

This command is restricted to use by Community Moderators, but knowing how it works is still relevant for the general playerbase. The reason for this is that when you want an item (re)lored, you should write out the lore in advance for the CMs. In an ideal scenario, you'd write out the commands for them to use ready for them to copy and paste into the game.

* **/itemedit or /ie** **lore add** - This command adds lore to an item, describing it underneath its name. Standard **formatting codes** work here, but instead of an § they use an &. This command can be used multiple times, and every time it adds another line to the lore. If you want the entire lore to be a single colour, it has to be applied at the start of every line. Keep the lines of text relatively short (around 25 characters) so they don't veer off the screen and try to keep the length consistent to get a nice square shape. Keep the usage of colours purposeful. It is fine to have the entire lore in a single colour, but too many different colours will just end up looking bad or even worse, ineligible. Do note however that even if you give the lore to the CM beforehand, they can change it before putting it in the game.
* **/itemedit or /ie** **rename** - This command renames an item, and likewise allows the use of formatting codes. Do note this works on anytihng, including books to bypass their normally rather short name length limit.

CMs are also capable of removing lore and reauthoring books, but those things don't require much preperation on the player side of things.