List of slash directions (old)
Note: This alternate reference is not necessarily up to date. See Slash directives for current list.
This page is a list of slash guidelines. Some require a parameter, and some guidelines have optional parameters. For example, /join takes two parameters, one option and one required. So it is listed as /join <channelname> [password]. In this case, <channelname> must be given, but [password] can be left off. See also the other alternate reference Slash instructions (old). See also Making a macro.
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Basic Guidelines Edit
Talk Directives Edit
These directions are used to say things to other players. Unless otherwise noted, these channels are displayed in your current language. So, for example, if a Night Elf is presently speaking in Darnassian, Human players would not be able to understand them.
/e, /em, /emote, /me <message> Emotes <message> to all players in the general area, similar to /say, except displayed as "Player <message>". So, for example, "/emote loves the WOW Wiki." would be displayed as "Player loves the WOW Wiki." Unlike other talk guidelines, this one does not use your current language. Across faction boundaries it simply displays "Player makes some strange gestures." /bg <message> Displays <message> to all other raid members while in a PvP battleground. /c, /csay <channel> <message> Sends <message> to all players in <channel>. This does not use your current language. You can also use /# (where # is the channel number) to send a message to <channel>. /g, /gc, /gu, /guild <message> Displays <message> to all members in your guild. /o, /osay <message> Displays <message> to all officers in your guild. (You must have the ‘Officer Talk Speak’ privilege to use this) /p, /party <message> Displays <message> to all other party members. This does not include other people in your raid group, use /raid for that. /r, /reply <message> Replies to the last player to send you a /whisper /ra, /raid, /rsay <message> Displays <message> to all other raid members. While in a PvP battleground, use /bg instead. /s, /say <message> Displays <message> to other players in the general area. /send, /t, /tell, /w, /whisper <player> <message> Sends the private message <message> to <player>. No other players will see the message. /sh, /shout, /y, /yell <message> Displays <message> to other players in the area. The area of players that will see the message is larger than the area when /say is used. /v <macro> Plays the sound associated with the given voice macro <macro>.
Online Status Edit
Friends List Edit
More Party / Raid Directions Edit
Looting Edit
Guild Guidelines Edit
Guild directives are used to treat various guild functions such as inviting people to the guild, leaving the guild, promoting and demoting members, and other various functions.
/gdisband, /guilddisband Disbands the entire guild. You must be the guild leader to use this. /ghelp, /guildhelp This instruction shows up to have been eliminated, but it would display the following: For now, to create a guild type ‘guildcreate <guild name>’ in the console. ‘/ginfo’ gives some basic information about your guild ‘/g <message>’ sends a talk message to all members of your guild ‘/o <message>’ sends a talk message to all officers in your guild ‘/ginvite <player>’ invites another player to join your guild ‘/gremove <player>’ liquidates a player from your guild ‘/gpromote <player>’ promotes a player one rank within your guild ‘/gdemote <player>’ demotes a player one rank within your guild ‘/gmotd <message>’ sets the guild’s message of the day ‘/gquit’ eliminates you from your guild ‘/groster’ gives an entire guild roster ‘/gleader <player>’ sets another player as the guild leader ‘/gdisband’ disbands your guild /ginfo, /guildinfo Gives basic information about your guild. /ginvite, /guildinvite [player] Invites [player] or your current target into your guild. You must be an officer to use this guideline. /gleader, /guildleader [player] Switches the guild leader to [player] or your current target. The player must already be a guild member. Only the guild leader can use this.
- Note: The fresh guildleader does not need to be online at the moment you want to give it, anymore (patch Four.0.6).
/gquit, /guildquit Leaves your current guild. /gmotd, /guildmotd <message> Switches the guild Message of the Day to <message>. You must be an officer to use this guideline. /gpromote, /guildpromote [player] Promotes [player] or your current target. /gdemote, /guilddemote [player] Demotes [player] or your current target. /groster, /guildroster Displays the guild roster /gremove, /guildremove Eliminates [player] or your current target from your guild. You must be an officer to use this directive. /saveguildroster Saves a GuildRoster.txt (tsv dos file) in \World of Warcraft\Logs\ Name Level Class Location Rank Note Timestamp (0=online) in tab separated format.
Channel Directions Edit
These are directions use to manipulate channels. Channels are very similar to IRC rooms. General, Trade, and LocalDefense are all examples of channels, but the /join instruction can be used to create arbitrary server-wide channels.
<channel> below is a numeric channel number that is defined when you inject the channel. You can list current channel numbers using /chatlist. (You can also use the channel name?) <channelname> on the other arm is a named channel. Channels are unique to a given faction. Channel names cannot contain spaces.
/ann, /announce <channel> Toggles announcing when players come in or leave <channel>. /ban Eliminates and prevents <player> from joining <channel>. See /unban for the switch roles. Only <channel> moderator and possessor can do this. /c, /csay <channel> <message> Sends <message> to all players in <channel>. This does not use your current language. You can also use /# (where # is the channel number) to send a message to <channel>. /chatinvite, /cinvite <channel> <player> Invites <player> to <channel>? /chan, /channel, /join <channelname> [password] Joins <channel>, with an optional password if the channel is password protected. /talk, /chathelp Displays the following information about the instructions within this section: Talk instructions: /#, /c, /csay – Send text to channel # (E.G. /1 Hi!) /talk, /chathelp – This help /join, /channel, /chan – Join a channel /leave, /chatleave, /chatexit [channel] – Leave a channel (or all channels) /chatlist, /chatwho, /chatinfo [channel] – List channels, or channel members /password, /pass <channel> <password> – Switch password /proprietor <channel> [player] – Display or switch channel holder /mod, /moderator, /unmod, /unmoderator <channel> <player> – switch a player’s moderator status /mute, /squish, /unvoice, /unmute, /unsquelch, /voice <channel> <player> – switch a player’s permission /cinvite, /chatinvite <channel> <player> – invite a player to a channel /ckick <channel> <player> – kick a player off a channel /ban, /unban <channel> <player> – ban/unban a player from a channel /announcements, /ann <channel> – toggle join/leave announcements on a channel /moderate <channel> – toggle moderation on a channel /afk, /dnd – Set your Away From Keyboard or Do Not Disturb flags /chatexit, /chatleave, /leave [channel] Leaves all channels or only [channel] if specified. /chatinfo, /chatlist, /chatwho [channel] Lists available channels, or players in [channel] if specified. /ckick <channel> <player> Kicks <player> from <channel>. (You need to be a moderator to do this?) /mod, /moderator <channel> <player> Grants <player> moderator status on <channel>. See /unmoderator for the switch sides. (You need to be channel proprietor to do this?) /mute, /squish, /unvoice <channel> <player> Prevent <player> from speaking in <channel>. See /unmute for the switch sides. /possessor <channel> [player] Displays the holder of <channel> if [player] isn’t given. If [player] is given, then grants [player] ownership of <channel>? (You need to be channel holder to do this?) /pass, /password <channel> <password> Sets the password for <channel> to <password> /unban <channel> <player> Permits <player> to join <channel>. See /ban for the switch sides. (You need to be a moderator to do this?) /unmod, /unmoderator <channel> <player> Revokes <player>’s moderator status on <channel>. See /moderator for the switch sides. (You need to be channel possessor to do this?) /unmute, /unsquelch, /voice <channel> <player> Permit <player> to speak in <channel>. See /mute for the switch roles. (You need to be a moderator to do this?)
PVP Edit
Console / Scripting / Macros Edit
Other Joy and Useful Slash Directions Edit
See Emotes for a more accomplish list.
/angry /attacktarget [target] /bark /beckon [target] /beg [target] /bite [target] /blink /blood /gargle /redden /boggle /bonk /bored /bow [target] /brb Say you will "Be Right Back". /bye /cat /chicken [target] Make a chicken bawking sound at someone. /charge /cheer [target] /chew /chuckle [target] /clap /cold /congratulate /convenience [target] /cough [target] /cower /sob [target] /curtsey [target] /dance [target] /drink /drool [target] /doh /doom [target] /eat /eye [target] /excited /facepalm /farewell /fart [target] /fear /flee /flirt [target] /flap [target] Same concept to /chicken directive. /ripple /followme /gasp [target] /giggle /gloat [target] /golfclap [target] /goodbye /greet [target] /sneer [target] /groan [target] /growl /guffaw [target] /glad [target] /healme /hello /helpme /hi /highfive [target] /hug [target] /jealous /smooch [target] /kneel [target] /laugh [target] /lay [target] You lie down.
/slurp lips Edit
You eat your lips.
/lie [target] you lie down /lol /lost /love [target] /map /rubdown [target] /bellow [target] /mock [target] /moo [target] you moo /moon [target] /mourn [target] /no /nod /oom out of mana (spoken and emoted) /pat /pet /pick [target] /played tells you how long you have played in total and at your current level /plead /point [target] point at something /poke [target] /ponder [target] /praise /beg /question /rasp switches on what race and gender you are /rawr /roar [target] /rofl [target] /ruffle [target] /scrape [target] /search [target] /sexy /jiggle /shindig [target] /shoo [target] /shrug /timid /breathe [target] /ditzy [target] tell a joke /sing /sit sit down /spank [target] /sleep /smile [target] /smirk [target] /sniff [target] /sorry [target] /drool [target] /stand get up from ‘/kneel’ /stink [target] /tap [target] /taunt [target] /taunt /thank [target] /menace [target] /kittle [target] /train choo choo sounds /usetalents [spec number] patch Three.1 dual spec. /usetalents one or /usetalents two /victory [target] /violin [target] /wave [target] /wait [target] /wink [target] /welcome /woot makes you cheer /anger [target] /yawn [target] /yay /yes
There are many other directions you can use — please edit this page as you detect them!