Party and PvP

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1) What this system is

This page covers party systems, group settings, and PvP behavior including arena world flow.

2) Who should use it

• Group players.
• Dungeon/rift teams.
• Players entering arena PvP.

3) Core rules (exact mechanics)

Party system highlights:

• Party creation, invites, leader controls, kick/disband/transfer.
• Invite mode options include normal, auto-accept, auto-decline.
• Party HUD/map/marker and ping support exist.
• XP and group systems integrate with party workflows.
• Party browser now sits inside the shared top-tab UI flow with Inventory, Skills, Quests, and Dungeon Finder.

Current party config defaults include:

• Max party size: 8
• Invite cooldown: 10 seconds

Party-friendly-fire rule:

• Party-vs-party-member damage is blocked when party PvP is disabled.

Arena highlights:

• Arena world defaults to pvp.
• Arena spawn protection duration: 3 seconds.
• Arena deaths trigger fast respawn teleport flow.
• /arena leave returns you to safe fallback/previous location flow.

4) Progression path

1. Learn party controls early (/p).
2. Run dungeons/rifts with fixed teammate roles.
3. Use arena sessions to sharpen class mechanics under pressure.
4. Tune party settings and invite flow to reduce downtime.

5) Rewards and breakpoints

• Coordinated parties clear content faster and safer.
• Better team consistency means better rift and dungeon output.
• Arena reps improve reaction and matchup knowledge for all modes.

6) Common mistakes

• Joining hard content without comms/role setup.
• Ignoring party PvP setting expectations.
• Burning all mobility/cooldowns before team engages.

7) Patch notes for this page

• Last updated: 2026-03-22
• Added shared menu-flow note and kept the party/arena behavior reference current.