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Expo at 23:59, 25 September 2025

2025-09-25T23:59:08Z

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	[[Category:New Player]][[Category:PvM]][[Category:PvP]]		[[Category:New Player]][[Category:PvM]][[Category:PvP]][[Category:Mechanics]]

	~~{{Expand\|Could use some more/updated images}}~~
	==Summary==		==Summary==
	* Players can access the Party system with the [Party command, the right "scroll" in a players [[paperdoll]] or the help menu		* Players can access the Party system with the [Party command, the right "scroll" in a players [[paperdoll]] or the help menu

Expo at 23:58, 25 September 2025

2025-09-25T23:58:47Z

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	* Parties are treated as "group" entities for determining looting rights on creatures, using damage thresholds similar to Guilds (i.e. if a Party does 15% of the total damage to a boss, all members of the party gain looting rights to it)		* Parties are treated as "group" entities for determining looting rights on creatures, using damage thresholds similar to Guilds (i.e. if a Party does 15% of the total damage to a boss, all members of the party gain looting rights to it)

	~~== Managing Party Members==~~
	* Only the party leader and the party's moderators can add and remove players from a party, unless the party leader has enabled "All May Invite" though removing players is still restricted.=

	=== Party Moderators ===		==Managing Party Members==
			* Only the party leader and the party's moderators can add and remove players from a party, unless the party leader has enabled "All May Invite" though removing players is still restricted.

			===Party Moderators===
	* The party leader can designate players to be party "Moderators" by clicking the checkmark next a player's name, these players show up with a small crown icon to other party members.		* The party leader can designate players to be party "Moderators" by clicking the checkmark next a player's name, these players show up with a small crown icon to other party members.
	* Party moderators can add and remove other players to the party, though they cannot remove other moderators or the leader.		* Party moderators can add and remove other players to the party, though they cannot remove other moderators or the leader.
	* The moderator that has been in the party the longest is the first to become the leader if the leader leaves the party.		* The moderator that has been in the party the longest is the first to become the leader if the leader leaves the party.

	=== Adding Members ===		===Adding Members===
	Players can be invited to a party in a few ways:		Players can be invited to a party in a few ways:
	* By typing "add" into party chat (/add) and targeting a player		* By typing "add" into party chat (/add) and targeting a player
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	* Single-clicking your character and selecting "Invite Nearby to Party"		* Single-clicking your character and selecting "Invite Nearby to Party"

	=== Removing Members ===		===Removing Members===
	* By typing "rem" into party chat (/rem) and targeting a player		* By typing "rem" into party chat (/rem) and targeting a player
	* Clicking the "Kick" button next to the player's name in the gump		* Clicking the "Kick" button next to the player's name in the gump


	== Data Values ==		==Data Values==
	* A number of data values are automatically tracked for members of a party: Damage Dealt, Gold Earned, Healing Done, Damage Taken and Deaths		* A number of data values are automatically tracked for members of a party: Damage Dealt, Gold Earned, Healing Done, Damage Taken and Deaths
	* Parties track Gold Earned by each members of the party and will evenly distribute gold earned among any players with "Share Experience" toggled on.		* Parties track Gold Earned by each members of the party and will evenly distribute gold earned among any players with "Share Experience" toggled on.
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	[[File:partygump2.png\|link=\|]]		[[File:partygump2.png\|link=\|]]



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	* Players can toggle Share Experience to “share damage” between other party members		* Players can toggle Share Experience to “share damage” between other party members
	* When a creature is killed, all living party members within 50 tiles of the creature who have “Share Experience” toggled will combine their total damage inflicted on it and divide it equally amongst themselves for the purposes of determining Aspect Experience, Mastery Chain Experience, Society Job Progress, Achievements, Boss Results, Shrine Corruption Damage, and so on		* When a creature is killed, all living party members within 50 tiles of the creature who have “Share Experience” toggled will combine their total damage inflicted on it and divide it equally amongst themselves for the purposes of determining Aspect Experience, Mastery Chain Experience, Society Job Progress, Achievements, Boss Results, Shrine Corruption Damage, and so on
			* Players who are in a Party with Share Experience enabled, but Dead at the time of a creature's death, will receive Experience credit for the kill (must still be within 50 tiles of the creature, however)
	* If player has Shared Experience toggled, all other players in the Party Menu who also have Share Experience toggled, will appear in Blue text in the menu		* If player has Shared Experience toggled, all other players in the Party Menu who also have Share Experience toggled, will appear in Blue text in the menu

TheGmaster at 05:39, 25 December 2024

2024-12-25T05:39:22Z

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	[[Category:New Player]][[Category:PvM]][[Category:PvP]]		[[Category:New Player]][[Category:PvM]][[Category:PvP]]

			{{Expand\|Could use some more/updated images}}
	==Summary==		==Summary==
	* Players can access the Party system with the [Party command, the right "scroll" in a players [[paperdoll]] or the help menu		* Players can access the Party system with the [Party command, the right "scroll" in a players [[paperdoll]] or the help menu
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	* The moderator that has been in the party the longest is the first to become the leader if the leader leaves the party.		* The moderator that has been in the party the longest is the first to become the leader if the leader leaves the party.

	=== Adding ===		=== Adding Members ===
	Players can be invited to a party in a few ways:		Players can be invited to a party in a few ways:
	* By typing "add" into party chat (/add) and targeting a player		* By typing "add" into party chat (/add) and targeting a player
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	* Single-clicking your character and selecting "Invite Nearby to Party"		* Single-clicking your character and selecting "Invite Nearby to Party"

	== Removing ==		=== Removing Members ===
	* By typing "rem" into party chat (/rem) and targeting a player		* By typing "rem" into party chat (/rem) and targeting a player
	* Clicking the "Kick" button next to the player's name in the gump		* Clicking the "Kick" button next to the player's name in the gump

TheGmaster at 23:15, 22 December 2024

2024-12-22T23:15:15Z

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	[[Category:New Player]][[Category:PvM]][[Category:PvP]]		[[Category:New Player]][[Category:PvM]][[Category:PvP]]
	==Summary==		==Summary==
	* Players can access the Party system ~~by typing~~ [Party or ~~from~~ the ~~“Party” tab of the Outlands Overview page~~		* Players can access the Party system with the [Party command, the right "scroll" in a players [[paperdoll]] or the help menu
	* The maximum ~~size~~ of ~~Parties~~ is 20 ~~players~~		* The maximum number of players that can be in one party is 40 players (Previously 20)
	* While in a party, players can communicate privately with the entire party by using / and typing ~~your~~ message ~~after it ie; /hello party~~		* While in a party, players can communicate privately with the entire party by using party chat, / by default, and typing in a message
	* Players can create a party or add players to an existing party with the /add command and targeting a player
	* Players can quit or leave the party with the /quit command
	* The party leader can remove players with the /rem command
	* If the party leader leaves the party, the next player who joined the party after them will automatically become the new leader
	* Parties are persistent and will remain in place if the server reboots		* Parties are persistent and will remain in place if the server reboots
	* Parties will ~~only~~ disband if only one ~~member remains~~ or if no activity occurs among any members of the party for 7 days		* Parties will disband if only one player is in it or if no activity occurs among any members of the party for 7 days
	* Players can click the Orb next to a player's name in the menu to send them a message if they are online (players not online will appear in grey text and have no orb)
	* Parties are treated as "group" entities for determining looting rights on creatures, using damage thresholds similar to Guilds (i.e. if a Party does 15% of the total damage to a boss, all members of the party gain looting rights to it)		* Parties are treated as "group" entities for determining looting rights on creatures, using damage thresholds similar to Guilds (i.e. if a Party does 15% of the total damage to a boss, all members of the party gain looting rights to it)

	~~[[File:partygump1~~.~~png\|link~~=~~\|]]~~		== Managing Party Members==
			* Only the party leader and the party's moderators can add and remove players from a party, unless the party leader has enabled "All May Invite" though removing players is still restricted.=

			=== Party Moderators ===
			* The party leader can designate players to be party "Moderators" by clicking the checkmark next a player's name, these players show up with a small crown icon to other party members.
			* Party moderators can add and remove other players to the party, though they cannot remove other moderators or the leader.
			* The moderator that has been in the party the longest is the first to become the leader if the leader leaves the party.

			=== Adding ===
			Players can be invited to a party in a few ways:
			* By typing "add" into party chat (/add) and targeting a player
			* The "Add New Party Member" button in the part menu
			* Single-clicking a player and selecting "Invite to Party"
			* Single-clicking your character and selecting "Invite Nearby to Party"

	==Data Values==		== Removing ==
	* A number of data values are automatically tracked for members of a party~~, such as~~ Damage Dealt, Gold Earned, Healing ~~to Party~~, and ~~eaths~~		* By typing "rem" into party chat (/rem) and targeting a player
	* Damage Dealt is calculated only after creatures are killed by party members, since it factors in "Experience Sharing" which shares damage dealt by party members (which is explained later)		* Clicking the "Kick" button next to the player's name in the gump
	* Parties ~~also~~ track Gold Earned by each members of the party~~, which~~ is determined by (Gold Value of Creature Killed * Percent of Total Damage Dealt to Creature) any time a creature is killed an a party member has dealt damage to it

			== Data Values ==
			* A number of data values are automatically tracked for members of a party: Damage Dealt, Gold Earned, Healing Done, Damage Taken and Deaths
			* Parties track Gold Earned by each members of the party and will evenly distribute gold earned among any players with "Share Experience" toggled on.
			** Gold Earned is determined by (Gold Value of Creature Killed * Percent of Total Damage Dealt to Creature) any time a creature is killed an a party member has dealt damage to it
	* Healing Done to Party tracks any healing a player performs to another party member or their pets (but not themselves or own pets)		* Healing Done to Party tracks any healing a player performs to another party member or their pets (but not themselves or own pets)
			* Damage Taken tracks all damage a player takes while in the party
	* Deaths tracks how many time a player dies while in the party		* Deaths tracks how many time a player dies while in the party
	* Players can click the Arrows next to “Stats” to view different stats being tracked for the party		* Players can click the Arrows next to “Stats” to view different stats being tracked for the party
	* The Party Leader can click the ~~“Reset Values”~~ button to reset all recorded data values to 0		* The Party Leader can click the "Reset Values" button to reset all recorded data values to 0
	* Players can click the Refresh button in the lower right corner to update the party menu (~~and update displayed data values~~)		* Players can click the Refresh button in the lower right corner to update the party menu (The diamond with an - through it)

	[[File:partygump2.png\|link=\|]]		[[File:partygump2.png\|link=\|]]

Expo at 17:34, 5 July 2022

2022-07-05T17:34:24Z

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	[[Category:New Player]][[Category:PvM]][[Category:PvP]]		[[Category:New Player]][[Category:PvM]][[Category:PvP]]
	==Summary==		==Summary==
	* Players can access the ~~new~~ Party system by typing [Party or from the “Party” tab of the Outlands Overview page		* Players can access the Party system by typing [Party or from the “Party” tab of the Outlands Overview page
			* The maximum size of Parties is 20 players
	* While in a party, players can communicate privately with the entire party by using / and typing your message after it ie; /hello party		* While in a party, players can communicate privately with the entire party by using / and typing your message after it ie; /hello party
	* Players can create a party or add players to an existing party with the /add command and targeting a player.		* Players can create a party or add players to an existing party with the /add command and targeting a player
	* Players can quit or leave the party with the /quit command		* Players can quit or leave the party with the /quit command
	* The party leader can remove players with the /rem command		* The party leader can remove players with the /rem command
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	* Parties are treated as "group" entities for determining looting rights on creatures, using damage thresholds similar to Guilds (i.e. if a Party does 15% of the total damage to a boss, all members of the party gain looting rights to it)		* Parties are treated as "group" entities for determining looting rights on creatures, using damage thresholds similar to Guilds (i.e. if a Party does 15% of the total damage to a boss, all members of the party gain looting rights to it)

	[[File:~~newparty01~~.png\|link=\|]]		[[File:partygump1.png\|link=\|]]


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	* Players can click the Refresh button in the lower right corner to update the party menu (and update displayed data values)		* Players can click the Refresh button in the lower right corner to update the party menu (and update displayed data values)

	[[File:~~newparty02~~.png\|link=\|]]		[[File:partygump2.png\|link=\|]]

Expo at 21:34, 28 June 2022

2022-06-28T21:34:02Z

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			[[Category:New Player]][[Category:PvM]][[Category:PvP]]
	==Summary==		==Summary==
	* Players can access the new Party system by typing [Party or from the “Party” tab of the Outlands Overview page		* Players can access the new Party system by typing [Party or from the “Party” tab of the Outlands Overview page
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	[[File:newparty01.png\|link=\|]]		[[File:newparty01.png\|link=\|]]



	==Data Values==		==Data Values==

Blaise: /* Summary */

2020-03-13T16:30:35Z

Summary

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	* Players can create a party or add players to an existing party with the /add command and targeting a player.		* Players can create a party or add players to an existing party with the /add command and targeting a player.
	* Players can quit or leave the party with the /quit command		* Players can quit or leave the party with the /quit command
	* The party leader can remove players with the /~~remove~~ command		* The party leader can remove players with the /rem command
	* If the party leader leaves the party, the next player who joined the party after them will automatically become the new leader		* If the party leader leaves the party, the next player who joined the party after them will automatically become the new leader
	* Parties are persistent and will remain in place if the server reboots		* Parties are persistent and will remain in place if the server reboots

Blaise: /* Summary */

2020-03-13T16:30:08Z

Summary

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	==Summary==		==Summary==
	* Players can access the new Party system by typing [Party or from the “Party” tab of the Outlands Overview page		* Players can access the new Party system by typing [Party or from the “Party” tab of the Outlands Overview page
	* Players can ~~use~~ the ~~same text commands for parties as before (such as for Inviting players~~ and ~~Leaving~~ the party)		* While in a party, players can communicate privately with the entire party by using / and typing your message after it ie; /hello party
	* If ~~a player~~ leaves the party, the next player who joined the party after them will automatically become the new leader		* Players can create a party or add players to an existing party with the /add command and targeting a player.
	* Parties are ~~now~~ persistent and will remain in place if the server reboots		* Players can quit or leave the party with the /quit command
			* The party leader can remove players with the /remove command
			* If the party leader leaves the party, the next player who joined the party after them will automatically become the new leader
			* Parties are persistent and will remain in place if the server reboots
	* Parties will only disband if only one member remains or if no activity occurs among any members of the party for 7 days		* Parties will only disband if only one member remains or if no activity occurs among any members of the party for 7 days
	* Players can click the Orb next to a player's name in the menu to send them a message if they are online (players not online will appear in grey text and have no orb)		* Players can click the Orb next to a player's name in the menu to send them a message if they are online (players not online will appear in grey text and have no orb)
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	[[File:newparty01.png\|link=\|]]		[[File:newparty01.png\|link=\|]]



	==Data Values==		==Data Values==

Expo at 13:00, 9 March 2020

2020-03-09T13:00:28Z

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	* Parties will only disband if only one member remains or if no activity occurs among any members of the party for 7 days		* Parties will only disband if only one member remains or if no activity occurs among any members of the party for 7 days
	* Players can click the Orb next to a player's name in the menu to send them a message if they are online (players not online will appear in grey text and have no orb)		* Players can click the Orb next to a player's name in the menu to send them a message if they are online (players not online will appear in grey text and have no orb)
			* Parties are treated as "group" entities for determining looting rights on creatures, using damage thresholds similar to Guilds (i.e. if a Party does 15% of the total damage to a boss, all members of the party gain looting rights to it)

	[[File:newparty01.png\|link=\|]]		[[File:newparty01.png\|link=\|]]

Expo at 13:56, 30 January 2020

2020-01-30T13:56:06Z

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	* Parties will only disband if only one member remains or if no activity occurs among any members of the party for 7 days		* Parties will only disband if only one member remains or if no activity occurs among any members of the party for 7 days
	* Players can click the Orb next to a player's name in the menu to send them a message if they are online (players not online will appear in grey text and have no orb)		* Players can click the Orb next to a player's name in the menu to send them a message if they are online (players not online will appear in grey text and have no orb)

			[[File:newparty01.png\|link=\|]]


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	* The Party Leader can click the “Reset Values” button to reset all recorded data values to 0		* The Party Leader can click the “Reset Values” button to reset all recorded data values to 0
	* Players can click the Refresh button in the lower right corner to update the party menu (and update displayed data values)		* Players can click the Refresh button in the lower right corner to update the party menu (and update displayed data values)

			[[File:newparty02.png\|link=\|]]


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	* When a creature is killed, all living party members within 50 tiles of the creature who have “Share Experience” toggled will combine their total damage inflicted on it and divide it equally amongst themselves for the purposes of determining Aspect Experience, Mastery Chain Experience, Society Job Progress, Achievements, Boss Results, Shrine Corruption Damage, and so on		* When a creature is killed, all living party members within 50 tiles of the creature who have “Share Experience” toggled will combine their total damage inflicted on it and divide it equally amongst themselves for the purposes of determining Aspect Experience, Mastery Chain Experience, Society Job Progress, Achievements, Boss Results, Shrine Corruption Damage, and so on
	* If player has Shared Experience toggled, all other players in the Party Menu who also have Share Experience toggled, will appear in Blue text in the menu		* If player has Shared Experience toggled, all other players in the Party Menu who also have Share Experience toggled, will appear in Blue text in the menu

			[[File:newparty03.png\|link=\|]]