A party is a temporary group of characters. Friendly fire between members of a party is turned off, and each party has a dedicated private OOC chat channel accessible with /partychat
or /pc
. This makes the use of parties ideal for events, raids and battles during warfare. Anyone can set up a party and invite other characters to their party.
To start, you can create your own party. Simply use the /party create [name]
command. You can give your party a custom name if you’d like, or let the plugin assign a default name by leaving it out. Once your party is formed, you can change its name anytime using /party name [new name]
.
As the party leader, you have full control over party settings. If you ever need to pass leadership to someone else, you can transfer ownership by using /party transfer [character name]
. This will make another player the new party leader.
If your party has served its purpose and you no longer need it, you can disband it entirely with the /party disband
command. This will remove all members and end the party.
Once your party is up and running, you can start inviting players to join you. Use /party invite [character name]
to send an invite to a specific person. If you want to invite multiple people nearby, use /party invitenear [radius]
, which invites all players within the specified radius (default is 30 m). If you change your mind or invited someone by mistake, you can retract the invite with /party uninvite [character name]
.
You can always keep track of who’s in your party by using the /party members
command, which shows you a list of all members. If you ever need to remove someone from your party, just use /party kick [character name]
. This will boot them out of the group.
If you receive an invite to join a party, you can accept it using /party join [party name]
. Once you’re part of a party, you’re free to leave at any time by using /party leave
. If you’re leading the party and want to wrap things up, remember you can disband the party entirely with /party disband
.
To get information about a specific party, you can use the /party card [party name]
command. This displays the party’s informational card, including details about the party’s leader and members. If you don’t specify a party name, this command will show details about your own party.
If you’re looking for a list of active parties, you can simply type /party list
to see all parties currently in existance. You can also view any invites your party has sent out by using /party invites
, which lists all pending invitations.