Admin Commands
Admin Commands are designed for server administrators and staff members to manage Warden Party bosses and plugin behavior.
All commands can be used through /wardenparty or /wp. Commands marked as player-only can not be executed from the console.
Main Command
Section titled “Main Command”Displays basic plugin information and provides access to the help menu.
When executed without arguments, the command shows the current Warden Party version and author. If the sender has administrative permissions, it also points to the help command.
/wpHelp Command
Section titled “Help Command”Administrators with the wardenparty.help permission can display a comprehensive list of available commands and their usage instructions.
/wp helpVersion Command
Section titled “Version Command”Administrators with the wardenparty.version permission can display detailed information about the plugin and server environment.
This command is useful when checking version mismatches, confirming the active server platform, or gathering environment details before troubleshooting.
/wp versionSummon Command
Section titled “Summon Command”Administrators with the wardenparty.summon permission can summon a Warden directly at their current location.
This command is mainly intended for quick manual testing or for spawning a configured boss without setting up coordinates first.
/wp summon [id] [uuid]If no ID is provided, Warden Party falls back to the default boss profile.
Spawn Command
Section titled “Spawn Command”Administrators with the wardenparty.spawn permission can spawn a new Warden at a target player’s location or at explicit world coordinates.
This is the most flexible manual spawn command when you need full control over the boss ID, UUID, and spawn position.
/wp spawn <id> <uuid> <player>/wp spawn <id> <uuid> <world> <x> <y> <z>Reload Command
Section titled “Reload Command”Administrators with the wardenparty.reload permission can reload the plugin configuration files without restarting the server.
This command is useful after changing boss settings, messages, or scheduler definitions during setup and testing.
/wp reload/wp reload --killWardensUsing --killWardens also removes active bosses before reloading the Warden definitions again.
Kill Command
Section titled “Kill Command”Administrators with the wardenparty.kill permission can kill the Warden with the specified UUID.
Use this command when you want to remove one active boss without clearing every spawned Warden on the server.
/wp kill <uuid>Killall Command
Section titled “Killall Command”Administrators with the wardenparty.killall permission can kill all summoned Wardens and Phantoms, or limit the action to a specific Warden ID.
This command is useful for resetting an event quickly or cleaning up multiple active bosses after testing.
/wp killall [id]Teleport Command
Section titled “Teleport Command”Administrators with the wardenparty.teleport permission can teleport themselves to the Warden with the specified UUID.
This command helps staff quickly locate an active boss without needing to track its world position manually.
/wp teleport <uuid>Tphere Command
Section titled “Tphere Command”Administrators with the wardenparty.tphere permission can teleport the Warden with the specified UUID to themselves or to a target player.
This command is especially useful for repositioning an active boss during testing, event setup, or recovery after a bad spawn.
/wp tphere <uuid>/wp tphere --player=<name>