Commands

Player Commands

On Potterworld, there are several useful commands players can use. Commands are used frequently as they help to make your experience on the server easier. As you use commands, you may discover that there are a variety of different commands that serve for the same purpose. One example of this is /bal. There are alternate commands you can use in place of /bal to see your balance such as /ac, /money, and /balance.

Commands List

Below is a list of all player commands and what they do!

General Commands

Command	Description	Aliases
/bal	These commands display your balances for any currency you may have. These currencies include Gold, ACs, Potterpoints, Voting Tokens, and Event Tokens. If you do not have one of the currencies listed, that would mean its balance is zero.	/balance, /money, /ac
/broom	These commands show you any broom appearances you own. To equip the appearance, simply click on the icon of the one you would like to use. Make sure to be holding your broom when doing this!	/brooms
/deathfx	These commands display any death effects you own. To equip the death effect, simply click on the icon of the one you would like to use.	/fxdeath, /deadfx, /fxdead, /deatheffects, /effectsdeath, /deadeffects, /effectsdead
/discord	This command lets you link your account to Potterworld’s Discord. Make sure to log into Discord in a web browser for this to work!
/games	These commands display all of the minigames offered on Potterworld. The number listed on each game’s icon represents the amount of people in a queue. When you hover over each icon, you will see the minimum amount of players required and the maximum players allowed to play. To join the queue for a game, simply click on the icon of the one you would like to play.	/game, /minigame, /minigames, /arcade, /play, /matchmake, /matchmaking
/gear	This command displays your gear that is in use. When you hover over the gear piece icons on the left hand side, you will be able to view the statistics, gear slot, required level, and durability of that piece. On the right hand side, you will be able to look into depth about your gear’s power, defense, intelligence, and potency.
/gear	This command displays the gear that is in use by another player. When using /gear , make sure to be on the same world as the player whose gear you are trying to check. Otherwise, this command will not work!
/gs	These commands display your minigame stats. It even includes seasonal minigames such as Snowballing or Star Racing. When you hover over your head, you can also view the amount of plays, wins, and losses you have between all of the minigames you ever played!	/gamestats
/hats	This command displays any hats you own. To equip the hat, simply click on the icon of the one you would like to use. If you also purchased a wand that is wearable, you would use /hats to equip it! You are able to view any you may have when you click on the “View Wearable Wands” icon.
/help	These commands bring up a menu containing a lot of information about the server. There are multiple sections of this menu, and you can view most portions by selecting on icons that say “Click to continue”. Otherwise, you will be able to view the information when you hover over the icon.	/faq
/housing	This command brings up a menu for you in regards to housing. You can view information about what each icon is and does by hovering over each one! This command is only accessible when in a town.
/housing	This command teleports you to the housing of the player you requested. Just like /housing, this is only accessible when in a town.
/hub	These commands bring you to a menu to view the hubs available. When you hover over the icon, you are provided information about that hub. Once you click on the icon, you will be brought into that hub! However, if the hub you are trying to join is full, you will not be teleported in.	/hubs, /lobby
/kill	These commands will both cause you to die, respawning at the closest point to where you were previously.	/spawn
/leave	These commands allow you to leave the queues for minigames if you no longer want to play it. However, be careful when using /leave if you are in a class, as this command will also remove you from class. If you ever have to leave a minigame queue whilst in a class, make sure to use /exit or /quit!	/exit, /quit
/link	This command allows you to link your Minecraft account to your forums account.
/map	These commands put a link in chat to the map of the world.	/worldmap, /maps, /worldmaps, /maprender
/me	This command brings up a menu with several different icons in regards to your player. You can hover over each icon to see what they do.
/nc	These commands give you a message about what the next scheduled class or challenge will be. You will also be provided a link to the calendar of classes and challenges in chat!	/nextclass
/online	This command will tell you whether the player you are looking for is online or offline. It is compatible with both nicknames and usernames!
/pack	These commands will bring you to a menu with all of the options for a resource pack. You can view the details of each resource pack by hovering over the icons. To equip the one you like, simply click on the icon!	/resourcepacks, /packs, /resourcepack
/ping	This command allows you to view your ping.
/ping	This command allows you to view the ping of another player. You must be on the same world as the person whose ping you would like to view, and must also use their username, not their nickname.
/points	These commands allow you to see how many points each house has gathered for the house cup.	/housepoints, /hp
/prefixes	These commands will bring up a menu with all of the possible prefixes you can have. To see which prefix is which, hover over the icon for details. To equip the prefix you would like to use, simply click on the icon of the one you want to choose!	/prefix
/quests	These commands will display the progress of any active quest you may have. When you hover over the icon, you will be able to see the details regarding the quests.	/quest, /q
/realname	This command will allow you to see the username and nickname of a player. It works with either the username or nickname.
/reset	This command is used after you purchase a reset token at the store. Once you have received the token, /reset will pull up a menu in which you can either confirm or deny the reset.
/rules	This command will send a link in chat to the rules that are listed on Potterworld’s website. You can find the rules here!
/shop	These commands bring up the menu for the player shop. You can use this menu to deposit and manage your stock and shop.	/shops
/socialmedia	These commands give you links to all four of Potterworld’s social medias: [http:/https://twitter.com/PotterworldMC/ Twitter], Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube.
/spellslist	These commands bring up a menu, categorizing the spells by year and cosmetic. This is incredibly useful if you forget which level you received a certain spell.	/spells, /spelllist
/suggestion	These commands send a link in chat to the suggestions and feedback section of the forums. This is where you can leave any ideas you may have for the server.	/suggestions, /idea, /ideas, /feedback
/t create	This command brings up a menu for when you want to create a ticket. You will be given an option to view the FAQ rather than making a ticket in case your question can be answered there  Otherwise, the other icon will allow for you to create a ticket to send in to staff members. You will receive a message to say your issue or question in chat, which will then be sent in for assistance! You can also make a ticket on the website, click here if you wish to do so!
/t list	This command displays any open tickets you may have. When you hover over the head, you will be able to see the description you provided. If you have a ticket open and would like to close it, simply click on your head!
/tag	These commands will bring you to a menu to set your color for tab. You can hover over each icon to see which color it would be. To equip the one you like, simply click on the corresponding icon!	/tags, /tab, /tabs
/trade	This command is an alternate way of trading with someone. This will either send a request to the player you want to trade with or accept a trade request. You must be within range of the person on the same world or else this command will not work.
/vote	This command will send the seven links for the voting websites in chat.
/wands	This command will bring up a menu about customizations you can make to your wand. When you hover over one of the five icons in the menu, you will see which wand option it is.. To use this command, you must be holding your wand.
/website	These commands will provide a link to you in chat to Potterworld’s website. If you wish to visit the website, click here!	/site, /forum, /forums
/world	These commands bring you to a menu to view the worlds available. When you hover over the icon, you are provided information about that world. Once you click on the icon, you will be brought into that world! However, if the world you are trying to join is full, you will not be teleported in. Use the command as well if you are having an issue with a quest, this could potentially fix your issue!	/worlds
/youtube	This command gives you a link in chat to Potterworld’s Youtube channel.	/yt

Chat Commands

Command	Description	Aliases
/a [message]	This command will allow you to speak in the Aurorlock chat. You do not have to be focused on the Aurorlock chat with this command, but you must have joined the channel. You can only access the Aurorlock chat if you purchased the package or prefix.
/ch	These commands list all of the available channels that you can view and join.	/chat, /channel
/ch <channel name>	This command makes the channel you requested for to be your focused channel. However, this command will not work on the hourglass channel, as you cannot send messages there. This also will not work while you are in a class, as class chat always takes priority as your focused channel.
/ch join <channel name>	These commands allow you to join the channel you would like.	/chat join <channel>
/ch join all	These commands let you join every chat that you have access to.	/chat join all
/ch leave <channel name>	These commands allow you to leave a specific channel.	/chat leave <channel>
/ch leave all	These commands allow you to leave all the channels possible.	/chat leave all
/d [message]	This command will allow you to speak in the Dark Follower chat. You do not have to be focused on the Dark Follower chat with this command, but you must have joined the channel. You can only access the Dark Follower chat if you purchased the package or prefix.
/g [message]	This command will allow you to speak in global chat. You do not have to be focused on the global chat with this command, but you must have joined the channel.
/ga [message]	This command will allow you to speak in games chat. You do not have to be focused on the games chat with this command, but you must have joined the channel.
/gc [message]	This command will allow you to speak in the Griffin house chat. You do not have to be focused on the Griffin house chat with this command, but you must have joined the channel. You can only access the Griffin chat if you are a Griffin.
/hc [message]	This command will allow you to speak in the Honeybadger house chat. You do not have to be focused on the Honeybadger house chat with this command, but you must have joined the channel. You can only access the Honeybadger chat if you are a Honeybadger.
/sc [message]	This command will allow you to speak in the Serpents house chat. You do not have to be focused on the Serpent house chat with this command, but you must have joined the channel. You can only access the chat if you are a Serpent
/rc [message]	This command will allow you to speak in the Ravens house chat. You do not have to be focused on the Raven house chat with this command, but you must have joined the channel. You can only access the chat if you are a Raven.
/l [message]	This command will allow you to speak in local chat. You do not have to be focused on local chat with this command, but you must have joined the channel.
/msg	These commands remove the focus  you may have set when messaging someone when focused earlier.	/message, /tell, /w, /pm, /m
/msg <player>	These commands set a focus on a player when you message them. You will not have to fully type out the messaging command when you are focused.	/message <player>, /tell <player>, /w <player>, /pm <player>, /m <player>
/msg <player> [message]	These commands send a message to the person you intend it for. You do not need to be focused on the player when using these commands.	/message <player [message], /tell <player> [message], /w <player> [message], /pm <player> [message], /m <player> [message]
/p [message]	This command will allow you to speak in the Phoenix chat. You do not have to be focused on the Phoenix chat with this command, but you must have joined the channel. You can only access the Phoenix chat if you purchased the package or prefix.
/pc [message]	This command will allow you to speak in party chat. You do not have to be focused on party chat with this command, but you must have joined the channel. You can only access party chat if you are in a party. You can use this command within classes!
/qc [message]	This command will allow you to speak in quests chat. You do not have to be focused on quests chat with this command, but you must have joined the channel.
/r [message]	These commands allow for you to respond quicker to the last person to have messaged you.	/reply
/rp [message]	This command will allow you to speak in roleplay chat. You do not have to be focused on roleplay chat with this command, but you must have joined the channel.
/tc [message]	This command will allow you to speak in trade chat. You do not have to be focused on trade chat with this command, but you must have joined the channel.