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Parties
Team up with up to four players - and what happens when one of you walks into a hidden boss.
Parties
/party invite asks someone to join you. They accept with /party accept. Four players maximum, and the leader can kick or disband.
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
/party invite |
Ask someone to join |
/party accept |
Join a party you were invited to |
/party leave |
Leave the party you are in |
/party kick |
Leader only |
/party disband |
Leader only |
/party info |
Who is in your party |
The pull
This is what parties are actually for.
A hidden boss rolls rarely, and whoever walks into one is alone. They are tuned for a group — the top of the range has more than two thousand health — so meeting one by yourself is usually a death.
So when a party member comes within about 24 blocks of a live hidden boss, the whole party is moved to that boss's arena, including whoever found it. One person's bad luck becomes everyone's fight.
- There is a 60-second cooldown between pulls, so two hidden bosses near each other cannot yank the same party twice.
- Boss followers do not count as hidden bosses. The Pharaoh's Sphinx is part of the Pharaoh encounter, so it does not trigger a second pull.
- A hidden boss with no arena set still pulls — to the boss itself — and says so in the log. Doing nothing would be indistinguishable from no boss spawning at all.
What a pull is not
It is not a teleport request and it does not ask. If you are in a party and someone finds a hidden boss, you are going. That is worth knowing before you join one while carrying something you would rather not lose — see the death penalty for what a death costs.
Parties are per-session
Parties are held in memory, so a restart clears them. If the server restarts while you are grouped, re-invite. This is deliberate: the alternative is stale parties nobody can leave.