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# Factions

Vincere uses a plugin called FactionsUUID to make land claiming and creating colonies possible.

Players will be kicked from a faction if they're **inactive for more than 7 days!**\
Staff can change your nation color on the dynamic map if your faction has more than 5 members.

### Claiming

* /f create \[name] | Create a faction (Cost: 5,000$)
* /f claim | Claims your current chunk for your faction. (Cost: 30$)
  * Note that disconnected claims will cost 5,000$ - think about it like a colony.
* /f claim --radius \[#] | Claims land in a radius around your current location.
* /f claim --fill | If you've claimed around an area, use this command to fill that area in.
* /f claim --auto | By using this command, you can just move around and the plugin will just automatically claim land where you are.
* /f unclaim \[--radius, --fill, --auto] | Unclaims land in your current chunk. Adding a suffix at the end will have the effects of that suffix, same as in the claim commands.
* /f disband | Disbands your faction. (You'll have to do /f confirm \[name] after typing the initial command.)
* /f map | Shows you a map of your claims ingame. (You can always use the dynmap instead.)

#### Money & Depositing

* In order to claim, you'll need to first deposit money into your faction bank using /f money deposit \[#].
* /f money balance | Shows your current faction balance.
* /f money withdraw | Withdraws a certain amount from your faction bank.

#### Social Commands

* /f top \[criteria] | Shows which factions are the best at a certain stat (playercount, online members, balance, money, etc.)
* /f show \[player] | Shows which faction a certain player is in. 
* /f show \[faction] | Shows all the in-game stats and members of a certain faction.
* /f list | Shows a list of all in-game factions.

#### Leaving & Joining

* /f leave | Leaves your current faction.
* /f invite \[player] | Invites a player to your current faction.
* /f join \[faction] | Joins a faction that has invites open (factions will, by default, have invites closed!)
* /f add \[player] | adds a player to your current faction.

#### Local Commands

* /f set home | Sets the home for your faction. (Cost: 0$)
* /f set warp \[name] | Sets a warp for your faction. **This will be quite expensive, so only use this if you need to get to your colony!** (Cost: 35,000$) (Max 5)
* /f home | Goes to your f home.
* /f warp \[name] | Goes to a designated warp. 
* /f promote \[player] | Promotes a player to one of the faction roles (Leader, Co-Leader, Moderator, Member, Recruit). 
* /f role \[player] \[role] | Sets a player's role to one of the faction roles.
* /f kick \[player] | Kicks a certain player from your faction.
* /f set description \[desc] | Gives your faction a unique description to be shown on Dynmap.
* /f set tag \[name] | Renames your faction.
* /f set perms | Opens the Perms menu - here, you can modify what various roles can do.

#### Diplomacy & Chat

* /f ally \[faction] | Allies your nation with another nation.
* /f truce \[faction] | Sets your nation at a truce with another nation.
* /f chat \[filter] | Sets your messages to be sent to ally chat, faction chat, public chat, or truce chat.
* /f announce \[announcement] | Sends an announcement to your entire online in-game nation.


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