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Useful commands

2025-05-01T17:46:11Z

Hotshotberad: Removed typo

Welcome to the commands guide! Whether you’re a seasoned player or new to the server, this resource provides quick references for essential player commands. For commands that are specific to certain plugins, review the specific guide! Let’s dive in!

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== Chat Commands ==

<code>/g</code> - switch to global chat.

<code>/l</code> - switch to local chat.

<code>/murmur</code> - switch to whisper chat.

<code>/vc</code> - to talk to players in voice chat via text.

<code>/msg <user> <message></code> - send a direct message to someone.

<code>/tell <user> <message></code> - send a direct message to someone.

<code>/r <message></code> - reply to the player who just messaged you.

<code>/mail send <user> <message></code> - send mail to someone on or offline.

<code>/ad <message></code> - to send an ad in chat, please note you need to complete the entrepreneur exam to use. Note that there is a small fee to use this command.

<code>/emoji</code> - see a list of emojis available to put in chat. Put them in chat using <code>:emoji_name:</code>


== Economy Commands ==

<code>/pay <user></code> - send an user money.

<code>/vote</code> - earn money by voting on serverlist sites.

<code>/firm deposit <company> <amount></code> - send a company money.

<code>/firm sales <company></code> - view your company chestshop sales.

<code>/csn history</code> - view your personal chestshop sales.

<code>/baltop</code> - view the top balance rankings.

<code>/bal</code> - view your balance.


== Job Commands ==

<code>/guides</code> - learn more about the server.

<code>/jobguides</code> - learn more about jobs.

<code>/quitjob</code> - quit your regular job.

<code>/quitprofession</code> - quit your professional job.

<code>/about <player></code> - view the player’s information and jobs.

<code>/find <item></code> - search for chestshops with the specified item.


== Ticket Commands ==

<code>/ticket</code> - open a ticket with staff :)


== Location Commands ==

<code>/coords</code> - to show the coordinates of where you are.

<code>/sendcoords <user></code> - send a direct message of your coordinates to someone.

<code>/map</code> - link to the dynmap.

<code>/gps start <plot number></code> - to find directions to a specific plot number.

<code>/find <item></code> - search for chestshops with the specified item.

<code>/home <home name></code> - go to your set home

<code>/spawn</code> - teleport to Spawn.

<code>/spawn-north</code> - teleport to North Spawn.

<code>/spawn-south</code> - teleport to South Spawn.

<code>/spawn-university</code> or <code>university</code> - teleport to the University.

<code>/spawn-airport</code> or <code>airport</code> - teleport to the Airport.

<code>/spawn-willow</code> - teleport to Willow.

<code>/spawn-aventura</code> - teleport to Aventura.

<code>/spawn-oakridge</code> - teleport to Oakridge.


== General Commands ==

<code>/health</code> - learn about your health status.

<code>/government</code> - link to list of government officials.

<code>/constitution</code> - link to the constitution page.

<code>/complaint</code> - to report a player to the police after being murdered.

<code>/laws</code> - link to the rules and laws list.

<code>/rules</code> - link to the rules and laws list.

<code>/sit</code> - sit down.

<code>/crawl</code> - lay down.

<code>/about <user></code> - view info such as playtime + jobs that you hold!

<code>/plan register</code> - register to view your personal analytics, more information here.

<code>/getresourcepack</code> - get a link to download the guns resource pack.

<code>/cmodify</code> - allows you to change permission to your items such as chests and doors.


== Department Commands ==

Each department and government institutions have unique commands. You can find these commands by running the department/institution prefix and choosing commands from the tab options.

{{Note| If you are in the Department of Justice. You can view Department of Justice commands by typing <code>/doj</code> and selecting from tab-able commands.|}}

[[category:Tips and Tricks]]

Lawyer

2025-05-01T17:35:31Z

Hotshotberad: Added explanation for why this page doesn't spell out the answers to the solicitor exam and provides a link to the forum page where many of the legal procedures are spelled out as, for me as a new player, was not obvious at first.

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As a lawyer, your primary job is to represent players in court, consult players seeking legal advice, and marry couples.

The legal profession is organized into three ranks: '''Solicitor, Barrister,''' and '''Attorney.'''

A '''Solicitor''' is an entry-level lawyer who is permitted to practice in the District Court of Redmont, provide legal advice on matters within District Court jurisdiction, and may officiate marriage and divorce proceedings. The intended career path for Solicitors includes joining an established law firm to receive mentorship from more experienced lawyers, but you’re allowed to work on your own (within the confines of the law)!

A '''Barrister''' is a more experienced lawyer who has passed one of the six Barrister specialization exams. They may practice in either the District Court of Redmont or the Federal Court of Redmont, but may only represent clients in the Federal Court within their specializations. They may continue to practice law at a District Court level in any specialization.

An '''Attorney''' is a highly experienced lawyer who has passed all Barrister specialization exams and the Attorney exam. As an attorney, you can practice in ALL courts without any restrictions, and you’re expected to mentor lower-ranked attorneys through their legal journey.

==== '''What are these specializations?''' ====
There are currently '''six''' specializations available for Barristers.

You may specialize in:

* Administrative Law

Administrative Law primarily covers how government officials create, enforce, and challenge rules and regulations.

* Constitutional Law

Constitutional Law primarily covers the interpretation and application of Redmont’s founding principles; the Constitution.

* Contract Law

Contract Law primarily covers binding agreements between individuals, groups, and entities. It addresses the validity of agreements and the remedies available if one party fails to uphold its terms.

* Corporate Law

Corporate Law primarily covers the details of how companies are formed, governed, and dissolved. It includes matters like shareholders’ rights and business structuring.

* Criminal Law

Criminal Law primarily covers offences against society or the realm as a whole, specifying prohibited actions,the punishments for them, and rights in criminal matters.

* Property Law

Property Law primarily covers ownership of land and other assets. It regulates how property rights are acquired, transferred, or lost, as well as the responsibilities that come with ownership.

=== '''Passing Exams''' ===
Unlike other jobs, exams in the legal profession require applicants to demonstrate a significant amount of knowledge as well as the ability to locate knowledge on their own. With the constant stream of new laws and court cases, lawyers must stay on top of this stream of information. To protect the integrity of this job, we limit the amount of information available on this page. However, to give potential lawyers a starting place, please visit [https://www.democracycraft.net/forums/courts.19/ this page] for helpful resources.

=== '''How to Navigate the Forums''' ===
A huge part of being a good lawyer is finding precedent and laws on the DC forums. You may have stumbled into the [https://www.democracycraft.net/threads/legal-research-guide.25629/ Legal Research Guide] already, which is a great overview of how to find what you need.

The DC forums search feature can be frustrating. Many DC lawyers suggest instead to go to Google and use the following tag:

site:democracycraft.net

This lets you avoid all of the finicky forum features. You should still learn how to use the forums search, though, it can be useful!

==== '''Finding Specific Cases''' ====
Head to [https://www.democracycraft.net/ https://www.democracycraft.net/] and click the magnifying glass in the top right. Click on “Advanced search…”.
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Swap to the “Search threads” tab. Type in the title of the case you’re looking for, click “Search titles only”, and make sure you’re only searching in the Courts subforum.
[[File:Searching court forums.png|center|frameless|900x900px]]

==== '''Searching for Laws''' ====
Let’s say we want to find the [https://www.democracycraft.net/threads/commercial-standards-act.19886/ Commercial Standards Act]. The first place I’d go is to the “Laws” page… but that didn’t help. What gives?

Laws are all under Acts of Congress in the DC forums. You can peruse them by going to Congress -> Acts of Congress, then choosing a specific subforum. You can also use the method above to find laws, just change the subforum you’ve selected from Courts to Acts of Congress.

=== '''General Principles about Practicing Law''' ===
At the heart of it all, law is about fairness and truth. Whether you’re helping a business settle a contract dispute or defending someone accused of a crime, your work has real impact. Take it seriously, but have fun.

Remember that Redmont follows a common law system, which means court rulings matter. Judges don’t just apply statues. They interpret, clarify, and sometimes reshape how they’re used. That means your strong legal argument may become precedent. Every case you argue is a part of an evolving legal tradition.

You’re not just working in the system. You’re defining it.

=== '''How to Get a Job''' ===
The section we’ve all been waiting for! It’s not too complicated to find work as a lawyer. You have a few options to begin your legal journey.

1. Join a law firm.

This is the recommended path. Firms give you structure, guidance, and hopefully a steady stream of cases. You’ll get to learn from more experienced lawyers, which makes the whole thing a lot less overwhelming. Check out #links or #businesses on Discord to see who’s recruiting. You can also just start chatting in #legal—lots of people hire through networking alone.

2. Go solo.

Not into working for someone else? That’s totally fine. Plenty of lawyers start off on their own. You can advertise your services with /ad in-game or in #advertise on Discord. Just make sure you know what you’re allowed to do at your rank (no arguing in Federal Court unless you’re a Barrister in that specialization!).

3. Start your own firm.

Feeling ambitious? You can open up your very own law firm if you have the Entrepreneur qualification. Heads up—it’s more spreadsheets and hiring paperwork than courtroom drama, at least at first. But if you want to build something from the ground up, go for it. It’s a lot of work, but super rewarding.

=== '''Advice from Legal Professionals''' ===
“Yes, please, do populate your arguments with your legal framework. Cite laws, precedent, etc. Repeat.”

“Overusing objections hurts your case.”

“The profession deals primarily with reading and writing, so be ready to do a lot of both. Doing well in either means re reading/writing the same stuff over and over again. There’s no such thing as good writing, only good editing.”

“Don’t be overconfident. Redmont law is highly complex and goes way deeper than it seems on the surface. You have to know where you're starting from in able to get where you want to be, and therefore you can’t beat yourself up when you inevitably make mistakes. You have to be willing to listen to others and grow and learn in order to perfect your practice.”

“Just take your time to read each case. Don’t go in without having all the evidence.”

“Don't take on too much at once.”

[[category:Licenses]]

Category:Jobs

2025-05-01T17:28:24Z

Hotshotberad: Added government jobs as the 4th category of jobs

In Redmont, there are four classes of server-recognized jobs:
* Licenses
** Licenses are basic and grant their holders the abilities to perform certain tasks, like running an ad in chat.
* Trades
** Trades are lower-paying jobs that are typically more basic than professions, such as [[Farmer|farmers]] and [[Miner|miners]].
* Professions
** Professions are higher-paying jobs that typically require more education than trades, such as [[Doctor|doctors]].
* Government
** These are the highest-level jobs and typically require significant play time and experience in other jobs.

Category:Jobs

2025-05-01T17:27:24Z

Hotshotberad: Removed lawyers from mention in professions since the wiki page for lawyers is under licenses

In Redmont, there are three classes of server-recognized jobs:
* Licenses
** Licenses are basic and grant their holders the abilities to perform certain tasks, like running an ad in chat.
* Trades
** Trades are lower-paying jobs that are typically more basic than professions, such as [[Farmer|farmers]] and [[Miner|miners]].
* Professions
** Professions are higher-paying jobs that typically require more education than trades, such as [[Doctor|doctors]].

Pharmacist

2025-04-16T15:56:00Z

Hotshotberad: Pharmacist exam is under construction and is not located at the University.

Pharmacists manafacture and sell medical treatments to DemocracyCraft players via private businesses.

=== Abilities ===
Pharmacists are legally allowed to manufacture and sell pharmaceutical medical treatments to players privately.

They can also view the following information that regular players cannot:
* <code>/disease list</code>: Provides players with a list of diseases and their cures.
* <code>/health</code>: Allows players to check if they have a disease. Normal body temperature is 37 degrees Celsius.
* '''Temperature:''' Check the patient’s temperature. Normal temperature is 37. Higher is hot, lower is cold. Advise patients accordingly:
** Hot: Remove armor or stay in a cold environment like water.
** Cold: Put on armor, seek shelter, or stand near a fire.

=== Pay ===
Pharmacists run private businesses, and do not recieve a government paycheck. They can set their own prices for their services and/or goods.

=== What Pharmacists Do ===
Pharmacists play a vital role in DemocracyCraft by providing essential medical treatments to players. Here’s what pharmacists typically do:

* '''Manufacture Treatments''': Pharmacists craft various medical treatments to treat common ailments such as broken legs, flesh wounds, and more. These treatments are essential for players seeking medical assistance.
* '''Sell Medical Goods''': Once the cures are crafted, pharmacists can sell them to players privately. This role helps ensure that players can access critical medical treatments outside [[the hospital]].
* '''Resource Gathering''': To create medical treatments, pharmacists need to gather resources, either by purchasing them from player shops ''or'' collecting them in the wild.
== Recipes ==
To make treatments, you must craft them in a crafting table using the following recipes.

'''Recipes can be found using /recipes'''

'''Note:''' The following treatments are available for pharmacists. Other treatments for diseases like tetanus and culicid fever are exclusive to doctors.

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Illness
! Treatment
|-
| '''Broken Leg'''
| Leg Splint (6 sticks)
|-
| '''Flesh Wound/Open Wound'''
| Bandage (8 paper, 1 wool)
|-
| '''Common Cold'''
| DayQuil (glow berries, honey bottle, glass bottle, nether wart)
|-
| '''Hypothermia'''
| Heat Pack (magma cream, 1 paper)
|-
| '''Heat Exhaustion'''
| Ice Pack (ice, 1 paper)
|}

== Pharmacist Exam ==
The pharmacist exam is currently being prepared and will be located at the Hospital, rather than at the [[University]] as with the other jobs.

== What to Do After Passing the Exam ==

Once you’ve passed the exam, consider purchasing a plot and building a store or renting a shop to sell your products. You can find available plots for sale or lease in the <code>#realty-adverts</code> section on our Discord server. Alternatively, you can look for companies to work with through [https://discord.gg/Q8rNjddjjh DC Jobs].

To gather resources, you can either buy them from player shops with the [[Find|/find]] command, or collect them in the [[wild]]. (Check <code>/map</code> if you’re looking for a specific biome)
[[category:Professions]]