2nd Dragoner Regiment - Introduction and Feedback

[Deeceem]

/maketag <tag> <master password> <description>

Use this command to create a new tag. Creating a new tag costs 50 million credits.

The <tag> parameter is a 3-23 letter tag. The <master password> is the password used to drop the faction tag (in order to change the master password) or to set the rename password. The <description> is intended to provide an indication of the group that owns tag, i.e. their name and officiality status.


/droptag <tag> <master password>

Use this command to delete a tag. The <tag> and <master password> parameters should be the same as used in the /maketag command.

Dropping the tag and re-creating it is the only way to change the master password.


/settagpass <tag> <master password> <rename password>

This command is used to set or clear the rename password. The <tag> and <master password> parameters should be the same as used in the /maketag command.

If this password is set then people must use /renameme to create a ship name starting with this tag. If not, the tag is owned, but unprotected.


/renameme <new name> <tag password>

Changes the name of the character. Costs 2 million credits. You will be kicked immediately after executing this command. When you log back in, the change will have taken place. This command can only be used once every seven days for any one character. There is a 5 minute grace period after you execute the command where you can use it again, which can be used in the event you misspelled the new character name. This grace usage will cost another 2 million credits. If the tag is protected with a password, it should be entered in <tag password>. This is NOT the master password for the tag.


/factionmsg <tag> <message>

Send message to all characters containing <tag> string in their names (like [RM]).


/factioninvite <tag>

Send an invite to all characters containing <tag> string in their names (like [RM]).

That should cover everything. If I missed something or you're looking for other commands check here.

Cheers.