Chat command

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Chat commands are special actions and features accessed via the chat panel. To use a chat command, type the appropriate slash command into the chat panel. (for example, /invite Rytlock). See Emote for a list of chat commands which cause your character to perform an animation.

List of chat commands[edit]

Basic chat[edit]

Activating channels

These commands activate a specific chat channel:

Shortcut Command Channel Seen by
/s
/l
/say
/local
Say All players nearby your character. (Appears to be 2000 weapon range)
/g /guild Guild Active guild.
/g1 to /g5 /guild1 to /guild5 G1 to G5 Guild 1 to Guild 5.
/p
/gr
/party
/groupe
Party Current party or subgroup if in a squad.
/d /squad Squad Active squad.
/t /team Team Active team (PvP, WvW, and Daily Activities only.)
/m
/k
/sh
/y
/map
/karte
/shout
/yell
Map All players in your current Zone or City.
/w
/f
/b
/whisper
/tell
Private Sends private message.
/r
/a
Backspace
/reply Private Sends private message to the last person who whispered you.
Other commands
Shortcut Action Notes
Enter Begins message.
Sends pending message.
Defaults to current channel.
Shift+Enter Begins squad broadcast message. Moves focus to the squad broadcast box.
Enter is used to send the message.
Tab Cycles through chat tabs. When chat panel is active.
Shift + left-click Creates a link to selected:
Control + left-click Instantly sends a link to selected:

Group/party[edit]

  • /invite [name] — invite a player to join your party.
  • /join [name] — request to join a player's party.
  • /leave — leave your current party.
  • /kick [name] — vote to kick party member (requires a majority vote).
  • /resign — Kill yourself. Can only be used in raids, strikes, fractals, and Super Adventure Box. Allows squads or parties to concede defeat faster. (Also available as /ff, /gg, /qq and more.)
  • /squadjoin [commander_name] — join a commander's squad. (Also available as /sqjoin).
  • /squadleave — leave your current squad. (Also available as /sqleave).
  • /squadinvite — invite to squad. (Also available as /sqinvite).
  • /mentor — enable or disable a mentor tag.

Social[edit]

  • /friend [name] — add a player to your contact list.
  • /unfriend [name] — remove player from your contact list.
  • /block or /ignore — prevent a player from contacting you in any way.
  • /unblock or /unignore — remove a player from your block list.
  • /lfg — toggle presence status between "Looking for Group" and "Online", and opens the Looking for Group panel.
  • /ginvite — Invites playername to current represented guild.

Queries[edit]

General
  • /age — displays the amount of time you have played Guild Wars 2, in the following format:
    • "You have played this character for <x> hours <y> minutes over the past <z> days."
    • "Across all characters, you have played for <X> hours <Y> minutes over the past <Z> days."
  • /rank — drop a banner that will display your current PvP Rank, e.g. if you ranked rabbit it will show a rabbit on the banner and some hopping above.
  • /rank <1–80> — drop a banner of a specific PvP Rank, no higher than your current rank.
  • /deaths — displays the number of times your character has died, "You have died <x> time(s)."
  • /ip — displays the IP address of the server.
  • /support or /bug — opens the support panel.
  • /stuck — teleports the player to a nearest walkable point (it gets canceled if the player moves, gets into combat, or does any other action within 30 seconds after using this command, and has a cool-down of 2 minutes. Once moved back to spawn, the /stuck command has a cool-down of 10 minutes). Only works while inside instances, it will tell players to use a nearest waypoint when used on maps. The location is also reported to the developers. Using /stuck also works in PvP maps; the character will be killed after 30 seconds to allow revival at the starting base.
  • /time — shows the current Tyrian Time.
  • /emotelist — displays a list of available Emotes.
Search on Wiki

You can directly access the wiki's search page from within the game by using the following command: /wiki [search terms]. It will send you to the main page of the wiki if there are no search terms specified.

  • /wiki — opens your default web browser to wiki's home page.
  • /wiki <keyword> — opens your browser to the wiki article named "keyword"; if no article exists, searches the wiki for "keyword" and displays relevant articles.
  • /wiki [chat link] — opens the browser to a search of up to 10 chat links (any links past 10 will be ignored). Chat links that have a an associated wiki page will have it linked in those search results.
    • Chat links can be added to the chat textbox by shift+clicking the corresponding object, this allows editing the line before sending it. In contrast, ctrl+click instantly sends the in chat as a message, so that method will not work along the /wiki command.
    • At this point it is possible to link waypoints, points of interest, items, skills, traits, effects, wardrobe entries, outfits and recipes learned.
  • /wiki DE: <keyword>, /wiki ES: <keyword>, or /wiki FR: <keyword>
    • This will search the other language wikis for the matching keywords. Chat links also work.
  • /wiki GWW: <keyword>
    • This will search on the Guild Wars wiki for the matching keywords.
Commanders only
  • /squadinfo — displays the supply carried by each member of your squad.
  • /supplyinfo — displays the supply carried by players near you.

Trivia[edit]

  • On the reference card of the retail box edition there are two additional chat commands listed that do not exist in-game: "/AFK [on/off]" and "/invisible [on/off]". They were intended to change your presence status to Away and Invisible respectively.
  • /help or /? — previously opened the hints panel.
  • Being idle in the character selection screen does not count towards the playtime displayed when using the /age command.

See also[edit]