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# The Group Command

Players can use the `/group` command to create private group chats on the server.

You can create a new group using the `/group create <name>` command and invite players to join your group using the `/group invite` command. There is no limit on the number of players that can join a group. Players can accept an invitation to join a group using the `/group join` command. You can then use the `/group chat` command to send a private chat message to all other players in the group. You can view a list of all the players in the group using the `/group players` command. You can also leave a group using the the `/group leave` command.

{% hint style="info" %}
Players can only be a part of one group at a time. If you join Group A and then join Group B, you will automatically leave Group A when you join Group B.
{% endhint %}


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