252020-12-07 23:52:36Inanna242020-06-20 00:38:59Inanna232020-06-20 00:37:57Inanna222018-01-16 03:29:33Inanna212015-09-14 01:00:16Inanna202015-08-05 21:15:57Inanna192015-05-29 21:31:29Inanna182014-11-21 02:36:04Inanna172014-11-21 02:35:39Inanna162014-10-27 01:18:22tech152014-10-27 01:17:38tech142014-08-22 15:42:26Inanna132014-04-07 20:55:30Inanna122013-11-21 02:10:19Inanna112013-11-21 02:09:59Inanna102013-03-13 09:03:50Inanna92013-02-28 02:25:41Inanna82013-02-06 19:38:08Inanna72012-11-13 13:55:13Inanna62012-11-12 18:47:08Inanna52012-11-12 18:46:42Inanna42012-11-12 00:08:48Inanna32012-11-12 00:04:58Inanna22012-11-12 00:04:15Inanna12012-11-12 00:00:32InannaThe Command Line is on the lower right of the screen. This is where you can enter the following in-line commands, or select from the scrolling list. The Command tab must be selected to enable the command line. All in-line commands are proceeded by the back-slash ( \ ) key. Selecting a different tab allows you to chat from the command line. You can also use these via script using Command.

Usage: accept name Example: \accept NewGuy Accepts an application for your alliance. Officer or higher rank is required.

Usage: alliance name Example: \alliance TuffGuys View an alliance's introduction, host, founder, number of members, and total prestige.

Usage: applicants Example: \applicants Usable by officer or higher. Will get a list of players that have applied to join the alliance. Use \accept Name afterwards to allow them in.

Usage: apply alliance_name Example: \apply TuffGuys Put an application in to join an alliance.

Usage: armyreport [optional page] Example: \armyreport 2 Views the specified page number of your army reports, or page 1 if none specified. The display is as follows:

Usage: createalliance alliancename Example: \createalliance NeatBotRox This command will allow you to create an alliance. All the normal Evony rules would apply of course.. level 2 embassy, not in ally, etc.

Usage: declare alliancename red/blue/grey/none Example: \declare BadAlly red\declare NiceAlly blue This command will allow a Vicehost or Host to set diplomatic relations with another alliance.

Usage: expel nameeject name Example: \expel BadMember\eject BadMember This command will allow a Presbyter or higher to remove a member from the alliance. Both eject and expel may be used.

Usage: holiday [/autoextend] [/exit] [days] Example: \holiday /autoextend\holiday /exit\holiday 3This command will allow a user to holiday his or her account. You can add /autoextend to have holiday automatically continued each expiration until coins run out or you use the /exit switch. Giving a number after the holiday command will holiday for exactly that many days.

Usage: invite name Example: \invite NewMember This command will allow an Officer or higher to invite a member to the alliance.

Usage: invites Example: \invites This command will allow an Officer or higher to list the pending invitations to the alliance.

Usage: join AllyName Example: \join TuffGuys This command will allow you to accept an invitation and join an alliance.

Usage: listallheroes Example: listallheroes This command will echo all of the account's hero names, stats, etc. in a CSV format into the main log window.

Usage: listcastles coords coords [maxtowns] [min_prestige] Example: \listcastles 101,100 110,105\listcastles 101,100 110,105 30\listcastles 101,100 110,105 30 2000000 This command allows you to search for castles. In the 1st example, the bot would display all towns between 101,100 and 110,105. In the 2nd example, the bot would display up to 30 towns between 101,100 and 110,105. In the 3rd example, the bot would display up to 30 towns with at least 2mil prestige between 101,100 and 110,105.

Usage: listmail [optional page #] Example: \listmail 2 Displays the specified page of mail. Displays the 1st page of the mail if no page number is given. Botter] hello on Mon May 23 2011@04:42:17 PM hiya, just reminding you I'll be holidaying this week 23:23:25 [10123:SomeHost>Botter] Can we Talk? on Mon May 23 2011@12:11:41 PM I am SomeHost of alliance TuffGuys. I'd like to discuss an alliance. Can we talk! 23:23:27 [10123:SomeWeirdo>Botter] hrm on Mon May 23 2011@10:40:39 AM Married then? 23:23:29 [10123:SomeWeirdo>Botter] hello there on Mon May 23 2011@10:32:02 AM Are u single?]]>

Usage: listsentmail [optional page #] Example: \listsentmail 2 Displays the specified page of your outbox. Displays the 1st page of the outbox if no page number is given. MyFriend] Reply:hello on Mon May 23 2011@09:11:09 PM have a good holiday! 23:27:42 [10123:Botter>SomeHost] Reply:Can We Talk? on Mon May 23 2011@09:10:06 PM Not interested 23:27:45 [10123:Botter>SomeWeirdo] Reply:hello there on Mon May 23 2011@06:48:43 PM go away...]]>

Usage: listsystemmail [optional page #] Example: \listsystemmail 2 Displays the specified page of your system mail. Displays the 1st page of system mail if no page number is given. Botter] Resetting the $5 for 250 cents worth? WOW! Check this out! on Mon May 23 2011@10:41:49 PM Greetings Lords and Ladies of Evony! ]]>

Usage: loc coords Example: \loc 111,222 Displays information about a certain coordinate.

Usage: mail name subject content Example: \mail MyFriend holiday have a good holiday! Sends a mail to the specified person. In the example above, I would send a mail to MyFriend with the subject "holiday" and the contents of the mail reading "have a good holiday!"

Usage: members Example: \members List the members in your alliance.

Usage: quickarmyreport [optional page #] Example: \quickarmyreport 2 Displays your army report headers from the specified page. If no page is given, page 1 will be displayed.

Usage: quitalliance Example: \quitalliance Quit your alliance.

Usage: readreport reportid Example: \readreport 10565 Displays a URL link and summary of the results of a specific battle report. Report ID's can be obtained via \quickarmyreport.

Usage: resign Example: \resign Resigns position in the alliance, setting yourself to a regular member.

Usage: searchalliances alliancename|* [members|prestige|honor] [page] Example: \searchalliances * prestige 10 Displays a list of all alliances in stats within the given parameters. In the example above, it will display all alliances on page 10 of stats, ie - alliances with rank 91-100.

Usage: cityname|nickname Example: \searchcastle TuffGuys \searchcastle MyCity \searchcastle Bob Displays a list of all castles owned by the specified alliance, or all with the specified city name, or all with the specified owner... within the map scan radius.

Usage: searchenemies maximum_results Example: \searchenemies 25 Displays a list of enemy castles within the mapscan radius, up to the specified max results.

Usage: searchheroes heroname|* lvl/atk/pol/int [page] Example: \searchheroes * atk 1 Displays a list of heroes from Stats matching the hero name (or any) sorted by either lvl, atk, pol, or int. It will list page 1 of your query, or if given an optional page number it will list that page instead.

Usage: sethost new_host Example: \sethost NewLeader Sets a new alliance host.

Usage: setmember member_name Example: \setmember BillyJoe Demotes from officer or higher rank, back to member rank.

Usage: setofficer member_name Example: \setmember BillyJoe Sets member to officer rank.

Usage: setpresbyter member_name Example: \setpresbyter BillyJoe Sets member to presbyter rank.

Usage: setvicehost member_name Example: \setvicehost BillyJoe Sets member to vice host rank.

Usage: warreport [optional page #] Example: \warreport 2 Displays information and a URL link to attacks and defenses in your alliance war reports of the page specified. Displays page 1 if none is specified.

Usage: who name Example: \who Bob Looks up statistical information for the specified name.