Party/Raid Commands

/i [allied player] (aliases '/inv' and '/invite') - Invite an allied player to a party/raid. If no player is specified, invite your current target. PARTY/RAID LEADER ONLY.

/inv [allied player] (aliases '/i' and '/invite') - Invite an allied player to a party/raid. If no player is specified, invite your current target. PARTY/RAID LEADER ONLY.

/invite [allied player] (aliases '/i' and '/inv') - Invite an allied player to a party/raid. If no player is specified, invite your current target. PARTY/RAID LEADER ONLY.

/kick [party/raid member] (aliases '/u', '/un' and '/uninvite') - Remove a party/raid member from the group. If no player is specified, remove your current target. PARTY/RAID LEADER ONLY.

/pr [party/raid member] (alias '/promote') - Promote a party/raid member to leader. If no player is specified, promote your current target. PARTY/RAID LEADER ONLY.

/promote [party/raid member] (alias '/pr') - Promote a party/raid member to leader. If no player is specified, promote your current target. PARTY/RAID LEADER ONLY.

/raidinfo - Display all instances to which you are saved, and their reset timers.

/rand [X] [Y] (aliases '/random', '/rnd' and '/roll') - Generates a random number between X and Y. If Y isn't specified, then it will generate a number between 1 and X. If neither is entered, it will generate a number between 1 and 100. This is very useful to determine who's going to have the right to loot a chest or harvest a resource. Using /rand will send the text to your party or raid wherever they are instead of the local area around the player that used /rand.

/random [X] [Y] (aliases '/rand', '/rnd' and '/roll') - Generates a random number between X and Y. If Y isn't specified, then it will generate a number between 1 and X. If neither is entered, it will generate a number between 1 and 100. This is very useful to determine who's going to have the right to loot a chest or harvest a resource. Using /random will send the text to your party or raid wherever they are instead of the local area around the player that used /random.

/rnd [X] [Y] (aliases '/rand', '/random' and '/roll') - Generates a random number between X and Y. If Y isn't specified, then it will generate a number between 1 and X. If neither is entered, it will generate a number between 1 and 100. This is very useful to determine who's going to have the right to loot a chest or harvest a resource. Using /rnd will send the text to your party or raid wherever they are instead of the local area around the player that used /rnd.

/roll [X] [Y] (aliases '/rand', '/random' and '/rnd') - Generates a random number between X and Y. If Y isn't specified, then it will generate a number between 1 and X. If neither is entered, it will generate a number between 1 and 100. This is very useful to determine who's going to have the right to loot a chest or harvest a resource. Using /roll will send the text to your party or raid wherever they are instead of the local area around the player that used /roll.

/u [party/raid member] (aliases '/kick', '/un' and '/uninvite') - Remove a party/raid member from the group. If no player is specified, remove your current target. PARTY/RAID LEADER ONLY.

/un [party/raid member] (aliases '/kick', '/u' and '/uninvite') - Remove a party/raid member from the group. If no player is specified, remove your current target. PARTY/RAID LEADER ONLY.

/uninvite [party/raid member] (aliases '/kick', '/u' and '/un') - Remove a party/raid member from the group. If no player is specified, remove your current target. PARTY/RAID LEADER ONLY.