Editing Partying (section)

== Joining ==
Players will have the option to join a party or to create a party. To join a party, the first thing to do is to find a party to join. This can be done in many ways; Over the wanted channel, you can ask for a party to join, it will be a good idea to state what kind of character you are (i.e. tank, priest, archer, mage). New players can also use the newbie channel to find fellow newbies to team up with. Asking party leaders to let you join also works sometimes. Under 'who', players will have their name of their party name between "<" and ">" (if they are in a party of course). If a player is in a party, you can type 'p who <player name>' and you will be shown the party name, every member in the party along with their level, the party leader, and the idle time of each member. If it's an active party, consider if you're the right level to join up, and if they would need your character. The 'who guild <player name>' will show the main guild of any player that is currently online. If you are a tank, and you see that there's already a priest and three tanks, chances are they won't need you. Remember though, rangers can be archers, as well as tanks, making them more flexible. Of course, you can just ask straight out, if you have no fear of denial, but it's a good idea to be courteous and not pester people unnecessarily. Once you find a party to join, meet up, and the party leader will have to type 'party invite <player name>'. The invitee will have to type "p join" to confirm joining the party. On the other hand, instead of finding a party, it could find you, at times party leaders will ask people to join if they are in need of a tank, priest, and etc.