[STEAM] All chat commands in Dreadmyst Online and how to use them

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Dreadmyst Online follows the essence of old-school MMORPGs to its very core, and you'll need to rely on a host of chat commands to communicate with other players.

Communication is key if you're looking to play successfully with others in Dreadmyst. There are several commands to remember, and some of them are pretty important. This guide will provide you with a complete list of all the chat commands.

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All chat commands in Dreadmyst

The chat commands in

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can be divided into broad categories, based on what they're used for.

Command

What they do

/all

Allows you to pass information to the global channel. It's extremely useful to find a party with strangers or trade a valuable gear.

/guild

To discuss and strategize with your guildmates.

/party

To discuss and strategize with your party members.

/help

Shows you a list of all chat commands.

/ignore

Allows you to ignore a specific player for whatever reason. You can undo the process using /unignore function.

/roll

Roll a random number between your teammates.

/invite

Allows you to invite a stranger to form a party.

/gcreate

Allows you to create your own guild and give it a name.

/ginvite

Invite someone to join your guild.

/gkick

Remove someone from your guild.

/gquit

Allows you to quit your current guild.

/gdisband

Deletes your guild after removing all the members.

/duel

Conduct a private fight with another player.

/yield

Forfeit a fight or decline a duel invitation.

/pvp

Turns you hostile in Contested Zones, and anyone can attack you (of course, you can also attack them).

How to use chat commands in Dreadmyst Online

All you have to do is type the text (don't forget the /) and press Enter to execute the command. Not all commands have an undo option, so be careful when using them.

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