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| − | /g | + | * <code>/g <message></code> : sends a message to everyone in your guild |
| − | /guild create (name) : creates a new guild | + | * <code>/guild create (name)</code> : creates a new guild |
| − | /guild name (name) : renames your guild | + | * <code>/guild name (name)</code> : renames your guild |
| − | /guild invite (name) : invites a player to your guild | + | * <code>/guild invite (name)</code> : invites a player to your guild |
| − | /guild join : joins a guild you were invited to | + | * <code>/guild join</code> : joins a guild you were invited to |
| − | /guild leader (name) : adds or removes a player as a leader in your guild | + | * <code>/guild leader (name)</code> : adds or removes a player as a leader in your guild |
| − | / | + | * <code>/guild leave</code> : leaves your guild |
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Revision as of 19:54, 5 March 2012
Guilds are an update in 4.3 that replaces parties
Commands
/g <message>: sends a message to everyone in your guild/guild create (name): creates a new guild/guild name (name): renames your guild/guild invite (name): invites a player to your guild/guild join: joins a guild you were invited to/guild leader (name): adds or removes a player as a leader in your guild/guild leave: leaves your guild
The Future Currently guilds are only a replacement for parties, but more is to come in 4.4
