There’s no better way to control your environment in Dreadmyst than to use special console commands that are available to all players globally. This guide will provide you with a complete list of all console commands in the game, including short explanations for each one.
List of All Console Commands in Dreadmyst
To use the console commands in Dreadmyst, you will need to hit “Enter” on your keyboard to bring up the chat box located at the bottom-left corner of the screen (see image below). After the chat box appears and you see a blinking cursor, simply type in each command provided below, beginning with a “/” character (for example: /help) and then adding any parameters you would like to include. Once you have finished entering the desired command, hit “Enter” one final time to run it.
| Commands | Effects |
|---|---|
| help | Use this command in the in-game chat to view a complete list of all available commands that can be used within the chat console. |
| say | Communicate with other nearby players using the local chat “Say”, which has a small range and is mainly used for casual dialogue and quick trade alerts. |
| yell | Broadcast your message to a much wider local area than “Say,” making you the loudest voice in chat, which is perfect for announcements in busy towns, calling for group-ups. |
| whisper [name] | Use it to send private messages to any specified player for secret discussions like trade talks, PvP ambushes, or requests for buffs or heals. |
| ignore [name] | Add a player to your personal ignore list, hiding all their chat messages from your view, which can help you get rid of spammers and toxic players. |
| unignore [name] | Use this if you decide to re-engage with someone you’ve previously muted by removing that player from your ignore list and restoring their messages to your chat. |
| guild | Switch to the guild chat channel, where your messages are visible only to your guild members, where you can talk about strategy and plans on how to coordinate dungeon runs. |
| party | Activate a party chat, limiting your messages to members of your current party or group, where you can call the targets or share loot without spam. |
| all | Enter the global chat channel, which is commonly used for trading items like Godly gear, LFG posts, or unique guild items. |
| roll | Produce an integer between 1-100 that will only be viewable by your party and is the default method for assigning loot drops evenly across all players to avoid any disputes. |
| invite [name] | Here’s the quickest way to form a group for dungeons, world bosses, or farming by sending a party invitation to the specified player. |
| duel | Challenge your currently targeted player to a 1v1 duel in a private, honorable fight to settle disputes without pulling in bystanders or risking open PvP chaos. |
| yield | Forfeit your current duel or decline an incoming duel challenge by basically waving a “white flag” to end or avoid fights gracefully during non-combat. |
| gcreate [name] | Create a new guild with the specified name, so choose carefully, as the name affects your guild’s reputation in PvP and social interactions. |
| gdisband | Permanently delete your entire guild, which is a drastic, irreversible option only usable by the leaders, so use it with extreme caution, as it wipes out all your progress. |
| ginvite [name] | Invite a specific player to join your guild with all the permissions, making it a key command for recruiting strong players to bolster your group. |
| gkick [name] | Kick out the specified player from your guild, which is a handy way for removing inactive members or troublemakers who flag PvP recklessly. |
| gquit | Immediately leave your current guild without any explanation. |
| pvp | Toggle your PvP flag only in Contested Zones that are red-tinted areas on the map, turning you hostile with an orange name, but allowing attacks on any non-grouped player. |
