Alliance management tools allow alliance leaders and authorized members to organize, communicate, and coordinate their alliance effectively. This article explains which actions are available, which permissions are required, and how common alliance management features work. It is intended to help alliance leaders and officers use these tools correctly without needing customer support.
Alliance management actions are only available to players who have been granted the appropriate rights. By default, the alliance founder has full permissions. Additional rights can be assigned to other members.
Alliance leaders and authorized members can:
Change the alliance name and tag
Assign or revoke alliance rights
Monitor member activity status
Edit the alliance profile and description
Manage diplomacy information
Assign member specializations
Send mass messages (MMs)
Rights are managed from the Embassy → Alliance → Options → Assign to position menu.
Players with the required permissions can change the alliance name and tag:
Open the Alliance interface
Go to Options
Edit the Tag and Name fields
Save the changes
The existing name and tag will be shown and can be overwritten directly.
Alliance rights can be granted to members by players who already have permission to assign roles.
To assign rights:
Open Embassy → Alliance → Options
Select Assign to position
Find the player in the member list
Select the rights to grant
Save the changes
Be cautious when granting the Assign to position right. Any player with this permission can change or remove your own rights, including those of the alliance founder.
Depending on permissions granted, alliance members may be able to:
Change the alliance description
Manage alliance diplomacy display
Send mass messages (MMs)
Invite players to the alliance
Kick players from the alliance
Manage the alliance forum
Manage map flags and markers
Assign member specializations
Alliance member lists display colored activity indicators that show recent player activity:
Blue: Player is currently active
Green: Active within the last 24 hours
Yellow: Active within the last 3 days
Red: Active within the last 7 days
Grey: Inactive for more than 7 days
Players who remain inactive for an extended period may have their account automatically deleted by the game.
Each alliance has a public profile that can be edited by authorized members.
The alliance description consists of two separate text fields:
Text entered in the left field appears on the left side of the profile
Text entered in the right field appears on the right side of the profile
This area is commonly used to describe:
Alliance goals
Recruitment requirements
Internal rules
General alliance information
To automatically display alliance relations, you can use the following tags in the description:
[diplomatie] – displays all relations
[ally] – shows allied alliances
[nap] – shows non-aggression pacts
[war] – shows wars
These tags can be combined or used individually.
Players with the appropriate rights can assign specializations to alliance members:
Offensive
Defensive
This is done via Alliance Profile → Members list.
Specializations serve two purposes:
Visually marking player focus (offense or defense)
Allowing targeted mass messages to specific groups
Mass messages allow alliance-wide or group-specific communication. Only players with the appropriate rights can send them. The alliance founder has this permission by default.
When writing an in-game message, you can use the following commands as the recipient (including brackets):
[ally] – sends the message to all alliance members
[off] – sends the message to members marked as offensive
[def] – sends the message to members marked as defensive
Alternatively, you can use the alliance button next to the recipient field, which automatically inserts [ally].
