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Creating & Joining a Nation

Create a nation

/nation create <name>

Your nation starts with you as its leader, an auto-generated tag (a short label shown in brackets, like [TEST]), and a default set of roles (Leader + Trusted + Member). You can change the tag later with /nation tag <tag> (2–5 characters).

Invite and join

  • A leader/trusted runs /nation invite <player> - sends an invite that expires after 10 minutes (default).
  • The invited player runs /nation accept to join, or /nation deny to decline.

Leaving and removing members

  • /nation leave - leave your nation. The leader can't leave without disbanding or handing off leadership first (see below).
  • /nation transfer <player> then /nation transfer confirm - hand off leadership to another member. They become the new leader immediately (full control - disband, roles, everything), and you drop to the nation's default role. There's a 30-second confirm window, and it can't be done while your nation is at war (declared, approved, or mid-battle) - resolve the war first.
  • /nation kick <player> - remove a member (needs the Kick Players permission).
  • /nation disband then /nation disband confirm - permanently delete your nation. This releases all your claims, roles, treaties, letters, and bank balance. There's a 30-second confirm window before it's final.

Disbanding is permanent

There's no undo. Everything the nation owns - territory, treaties, mail, bank balance - is gone the moment you confirm.

Viewing nations

  • /nation info [name] - details of your nation (or another's): description, government, ideology, capital, bank balance, claims, and members.
  • /nation list [page] - every nation on the server.

Nation & ally chat

Typing normally in chat is always public - everyone on the server sees it. To message a private audience, use a dedicated command instead of switching channels:

  • /nc <message> - only your own nation sees it.
  • /ac <message> - your nation and any nation you're Allied with (or share a Mutual Defense/Aggression Pact with) sees it. A Non-Aggression Pact alone doesn't count.

A private message is easy to spot: it gets a coloured tag before your name - [NC] in blue for nation chat, [AC] in green for ally chat - and the message text itself switches from the normal grey to white.