User Guide

Prerequisites

• A Spigot or Paper Minecraft server (1.13 or later).
• The Medieval Roleplay Engine jar placed in your server's plugins/ folder.
• (Optional) PlaceholderAPI for placeholder support.
• (Optional) Medieval Factions for faction integration.
• (Optional) Mailboxes for the bird (mail) system.

First Steps

After installing the plugin and restarting your server:

1. Join the server as a player.
2. Run /card to view your character card. Your character name defaults to your Minecraft username.
3. Use /card name <name> to set your character's name.
4. Use /rphelp to see a list of all available commands.

Common Scenarios

Setting Up Your Character Card

Your character card holds your roleplay identity:

/card name <name>         – Set your character's name
/card race <race>         – Set your character's race
/card subculture <subculture> – Set your character's subculture
/card age <age>           – Set your character's age
/card gender <gender>     – Set your character's gender
/card religion <religion> – Set your character's religion
/card                     – View your own card
/card lookup <player>     – View another player's card

Using Roleplay Chat

Medieval Roleplay Engine provides several chat channels:

• Local chat (/local or /rp) – Sends a message visible only to nearby players (within localChatRadius blocks).
• Global chat (/global or /ooc) – Sends a message visible to all players on the server.
• Whisper (/whisper <message>) – Sends a message visible only to players within whisperChatRadius blocks.
• Yell (/yell <message>) – Sends a message visible to players within yellChatRadius blocks.
• Emote (/emote <action> or /me <action>) – Performs a roleplay action visible within emoteRadius blocks.
• Local OOC (/lo <message>) – Out-of-character message in local range.

Sending a Bird (Mail)

Use /bird <player> <message> to send a private in-character message to another player. The bird travels at the configured birdSpeed and delivers the message when it arrives.

Rolling Dice

Use /roll <max> or /dice <max> to roll a random number from 1 to <max>. The result is shown to nearby players.

Permissions