> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://dotaro.gitbook.io/wiki/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://dotaro.gitbook.io/wiki/getting-started/available-commands.md).

# Available Commands

## DotaRO Reborn Commands:

* @alootid: Allows you to autoloot specific items.
* @aloottype: Allows you to autoloot specific item type.
* @autoloot <%>: Enables or disables autolooting items from killed mobs.
* @accept: Allows duel invitation.
* @allskill: Completes your skill tree.
* @autotrade: Allows you to continue vending while offline.
* @commands: Display a list of @ commands available to the player.
* @changegm \<guild member name>: Changes guild leader.
* @changeleader \<party member name>: Changes party leader.
* @duel: Creates a duel.
* @go \<city name/number>: Warps you to available city.
* @guildstorage: Opens guild storage.
* @homtalk \<message>: Make your homunculus talk.
* @hominfo: Returns info on your homunculus.
* @iteminfo \<item name/ID>: Displays item information.
* @invite \<player name>: Invite player in a duel.
* @jailtime: Display remaining jail time.
* @join: Warps you to a current event location hosted by a GM.
* @leave: Leaves the duel.
* @me \<message>: Displays message in a /me IRC style.
* @mobinfo \<mob name/ID>: Displays monster information.
* @noask: Toggles automatic rejection of deals and invites.
* @pettalk \<message>: Make your pet talk.
* @rates: Shows the Server EXP and Drop rates.
* @reject: Rejects Duel invitation
* @request \<message>: Send a message to all connected GMs.
* @refresh: Synchronizes your position with one stored on the server.
* @storage: Opens your storage.
* @showexp: Toggles the display of exp gain messages.
* @showzeny: Toggles the display of zeny gain messages.
* @time: Displays the local server time, along with day/night information.
* @warp \<map> \<x> \<y>: Warps you to given map (x and y optional)
* @whereis \<monster name>: Displays the map in which monster normally spawns.
* @whodrops \<item name/ID>: Displays a list of mobs which drop the specific item.
* @ac on | @ac off | @ac set | @ac afk: Allows player to use the Auto Combat Feature
* @hiderotd: Hides the spam shout of ROTD.

## DotaRO Custom Commands

* @grstats: Checks your Gold Room Statistics
* @grtime: Checks your Gold Room Status
* @join: Joins an Automated Event
* @ws: Checks the Vending Area on who's buying / selling items that you need
* @worldboss: Checks the world boss status
* @koe: Check KoE schedules and entry point of KoE
* @seeitems: Filters how you want to see the dropped items

## DotaRO Streamer Commands

* @streamer: Checks your current streamer points

## DotaRO Client Commands

* @aoes \<on/off>: Display colored areas of AOE skills.
* @circle: Toggles circle around your character.
* @lgp \<on/off>: Enables and disables LGP.
* @packetfilter: To filter some features to reduce lag.
* /quake: Toggles client shake.
* @square \<on/off/1-10>: Displays square around the character.
* !ping: Shows your ping statistic.
* !vsync: With disabled vsync the animations is more smoother.
* /invite: Invite someone in your party thru command.
* /guildinvite: Invite someone in your guild thru command.

## DotaRO Star Gladiator Commands

* @feelreset: Resets your Star Gladiator's feeling.
* @hatereset: Resets your Star Gladiator's hatred.


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