Chat Commands in Dreadmyst are special text instructions you type into a game’s chat box to control how you communicate and interact with other players. This can include talking in global chat, whispering privately, inviting players to a party, or managing a guild.
They act or send a message to a specific group. Commands are not case-sensitive, but player names must be typed exactly; otherwise, it doesn’t work. Some commands only work if you’re in a party or guild, so make sure to use them carefully.
1. How to Use Chat Commands
Typing Chat Command
Using chat commands in Dreadmyst Online is straightforward:
- Open the chat box by pressing Enter.
- Type a forward slash (/) followed by the command.
- Add any required parameters (like a player or guild name).
- Press Enter to execute.
NOTE: Not all commands are reversible. For example, /gdisband and /ignore can’t be undone with a simple cancel, so be careful.
2. Dreadmyst Chat Command List
Guild Chat Commands
In Dreadmyst Online, communication is key — not just for socializing, but for coordinating parties, managing guilds, engaging in PvP, and completing game objectives. Below is a complete list of chat commands, organized by function, along with their descriptions and how to use them:
| Command | Category | What It Does | Usage Example |
|---|---|---|---|
| /say | Communication | Sends a message to nearby players (local chat). | /say Anyone up for a quest here? |
| /yell | Communication | Sends a message louder to a wider local area than /say. | /yell Watch out, Dreadfiends! |
| /all | Global | Sends a message to the global server chat; great for trading and group seeking. | /all WTS Rare Shield +5! |
| /party | Communication | Sends a message only to your party members. | /party Focus fire the boss’s left arm |
| /guild | Communication | Sends a message only to your guild chat. | /guild Rally at the fortress gate |
| /whisper [name] | Private Message | Sends a private message to a specific player (requires exact name). | /whisper Rogue123 Need heals? |
| /ignore [name] | Social | Mutes another player so you no longer see their messages. | /ignore Spammer99 |
| /unignore [name] | Social | Unmutes a previously ignored player. | /unignore Spammer99 |
| /roll | Social / Utility | Rolls a random number (often used for loot decisions). | /roll |
| /invite [name] | Party | Invite another player to your party. | /invite HealMage |
| /gcreate [name] | Guild Management | Creates a new guild with the specified name. | /gcreate NightWardens |
| /ginvite [name] | Guild Management | Invites a player to your guild (requires permissions). | /ginvite ArcherZ |
| /gkick [name] | Guild Management | Removes a player from your guild (requires permissions). | /gkick AFKPlayer |
| /gquit | Guild Management | Leaves your current guild. | /gquit |
| /gdisband | Guild Management | Disbands your entire guild, removing all members. Use with caution! | /gdisband |
| /duel [name] | PvP / Duel | Challenges another player to a 1v1 duel. | /duel RangerKing |
| /yield | PvP / Duel | Forfeits or declines a duel or exits duel mode. | /yield |
| /pvp | PvP | Toggles PvP mode in Contested Zones, making you hostile/attackable by others. | /pvp |
| /help | Utility | Displays a list of all available chat commands. | /help |
3. Tips For Using Chat Commands in Dreadymyst
Chat Channels
- Use /all for wide announcements: Great for trading rare items or calling for group help.
- Limit spam in crowded areas: Excessive /yell or /all messages can clog chat during raids or events.
- Private messages are discreet: Whispering is perfect for negotiating trades or asking questions without spammers listening.
- Use /ignore responsibly: Mute toxic players, but remember you won’t see anything they say until you unignore them.
- Guild and party channels are team-centric: Always check your chat context (party vs guild) to avoid miscommunication.
