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== How to Change an Alignment ==
== How to Change an Alignment ==
To change alignments you can use /town align (friendly/neutral/hostile) (Town/Alliance Name), if a town is in an alliance you must use the alliance name to mark them a certain alignment, you cannot just align one town of an alliance differently than the rest of the alliance. If you do not have permission to change alignments for your town or alliance you will simply just not be able to. When you an alignment change command it will also appear with a confirmation just to give you a second thought about changing your alignments.
 
To change alignments you can use {{Cmd|/town align}} (friendly/neutral/hostile) (Town/Alliance Name), if a town is in an [[Alliances|alliance]] you must use the alliance name to mark them a certain alignment, you cannot just align one town of an alliance differently than the rest of the alliance. If you do not have permission to change alignments for your town or alliance you will simply just not be able to. When you an alignment change command it will also appear with a confirmation just to give you a second thought about changing your alignments.


== Alignment Colors on Tab ==
== Alignment Colors on Tab ==
Colors on tab will change upon the changing of an alignment, however there are things you must know. If a color on on of your alignments is brighter than the rest, and nearer to the top, that means they are on your continent, as they are prioritized over those that are not on your continent. Friendly and hostile on your tab will also be prioritized over showing neutrals as those are more important if tab gets filled up.
Colors on tab will change upon the changing of an alignment, however there are things you must know. If a color on on of your alignments is brighter than the rest, and nearer to the top, that means they are on your continent, as they are prioritized over those that are not on your continent. Friendly and hostile on your tab will also be prioritized over showing neutrals as those are more important if tab gets filled up.



Latest revision as of 13:32, 24 August 2026

Alignments are important for being able to see who is friendly and who is not easily. You may never know who is team and who is not without them. But it is also even more important to know how alignments function and how you can change them.

How to Change an Alignment

To change alignments you can use /town align (friendly/neutral/hostile) (Town/Alliance Name), if a town is in an alliance you must use the alliance name to mark them a certain alignment, you cannot just align one town of an alliance differently than the rest of the alliance. If you do not have permission to change alignments for your town or alliance you will simply just not be able to. When you an alignment change command it will also appear with a confirmation just to give you a second thought about changing your alignments.

Alignment Colors on Tab

Colors on tab will change upon the changing of an alignment, however there are things you must know. If a color on on of your alignments is brighter than the rest, and nearer to the top, that means they are on your continent, as they are prioritized over those that are not on your continent. Friendly and hostile on your tab will also be prioritized over showing neutrals as those are more important if tab gets filled up.

Staff members and Slicers typically appear more towards the top of the tab.