Posted on 16 January 2008 at 03:56:43 by Magi. |

/1, /general [message] - send a general message
/t, /trade [message] - send a trade message
/g, /guild [message] - send a guild message
/w, /tell, /whisper [nation] [message] - send a private message to a nation
/[channel] [message] - send a message in a custom chat channel
/join [channel] <password> - join a chat channel
/leave [channel] - leave a chat channel
/create [channel] <password> - create a custom chat channel
/who, /whois [command] <parameters> - query the game for all users withthe specified parameters

Using the whois command is mostly straightforward. when you type /who or /whoisyou can either type a command (name, faction, or level), or you can just typethe partial name of the person trying to find. When using the name command,parameters is also the partial name. For example:
/who er - All players with 'er' in their nation name
will produce the same results as
/whois name er - All players with 'er' in their nation name
When using the level command you may type just the level, or a range of levels.For example:
/who level 5 - All players currently at level 5
/who level 1-5 - All players currently at levels 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5
When using the faction command you must type the whole name of the factionexactly (not case sensitive).
/who faction nature - All players of faction nature