A.3. Combat & Targeting Commands

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Appendix A. Command Reference

A.2. User Commands

A.4. Group Commands

A.3. Combat & Targeting Commands

For convenience, you can add any of the following commands to your Shortcut Window.

Table A.3. Combat & Targeting Commands

Command	Parameters	Description
/attack	`stance`	Attacks the targeted character with the stance setting from 1-5. See Section 2.8.2, “Stance” for more information.
/stopattack		Stops attacking.
/assist	`player`	Make the specified player's target your own, or make your current target your own if no player is specified.
/cast	`spell_name`	Start casting spell.
/loot		Loots an available corpse if you have authority.
/target_next_nearest_player		Targets the player that is the next nearest to you after your current target. If you do not have a target, it targets the closest player. If there is no next target, it cycles back to the nearest player. Maximum range: 50 meters.
/target_prev_nearest_player		Targets the player that is the next furthest from you after your current target. If you do not have a target, it targets the furthest player. If there is no next target, it cycles back to the furthest player. Maximum range: 50 meters.
/target_next_nearest_npc		Targets the NPC that is the next nearest to you after your current target. If you do not have a target, it targets the closest NPC. If there is no next target, it cycles back to the nearest NPC. Maximum range: 50 meters.
/target_prev_nearest_npc		Targets the NPC that is the next furthest from you after your current target. If you do not have a target, it targets the furthest NPC. If there is no next target, it cycles back to the furthest NPC. Maximum range: 50 meters.
/target_clear		Clears your target.
/targetinfo	`target`	Displays more info about the target.
/challenge		Challenge another player to a duel.
/yield		Surrender to a dueling player.
/duelpoints		Displays your current duel points.
/advisorpoints		Displays your current advisor points.
/pet	`[pet_name] follow\|stay\|attack\|guard\|assist options`	Sends the specified command to your pet.
/pet [pet_name] name	`first last`	Changes the name of your pet.


A.2. User Commands		A.4. Group Commands