Rosters

Faction Rosters are a way for factions to lock in who is allowed to play with them during the map.

Instead of freely inviting new players at any time, factions build a roster during grace. Once grace ends, rosters become locked, and only rostered players can join that faction.

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What Is A Roster?

A roster is a list of players connected to a faction.

If you are on a faction's roster, you can accept that roster and join the faction without needing a normal invite.

You do not need to be online when you are added to a roster. A faction can add your Minecraft username even if you have not joined the server yet.

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Pending vs Accepted

You can only be accepted on one faction roster at a time. If you accept a different faction's roster, your previous accepted roster will be cleared.

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Commands

Command
/f roster list	Shows your faction's roster.
/f roster list <faction>	Shows another faction's roster.
/f roster add <player>	Adds a player to your faction roster.
/f roster remove <player>	Removes a player from your faction roster.
/f roster join <player>	Accepts a faction roster invite. If you are factionless, this also tries to join you to that faction.
/f roster leave	Leaves your accepted roster.
/f roster role <player> <role>	Changes the role a rostered player will receive when they join.
/f roster swap <oldPlayer> <newPlayer>	Replaces one rostered player with another. After grace, this is limited to 1 per day.

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Joining A Full Faction

If you are an accepted roster member and your faction is full, the server may rotate you into the faction by removing an offline regular member.

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New Factions

Newly created factions will always get a minimum 5 days to freely change their roster, even when grace period ends.