Slayers 2: Every Private Server Command and How to Use It

A private server in Slayers 2 hands you real control over the session. You can train without random interruptions, set up clean PvP fights, keep the world to friends only, or remove a player who refuses to behave. Owners and moderators run these controls straight from the in-game chat.

Quick answer: Open the chat, type the command exactly as written, then add the player name or message it needs. For example, /kick George removes a player named George.

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Full Slayers 2 private server command list

Every command below runs from the chat box. Some are limited to the server owner and cannot be used by moderators.

Command	Effect
/kick	Removes a player from the server. They can rejoin unless banned.
/ban	Bans a player. Works even while the player is offline.
/unban	Lifts an existing ban so the player can join again.
/whitelist	Lets a player in no matter the current access setting.
/unwhitelist	Removes a player from the whitelist.
/mod	Grants moderator permissions. Owner only.
/unmod	Removes moderator permissions. Owner only.
/access closed	Blocks regular players. Whitelisted players still enter.
/access friends	Limits entry to eligible friends.
/access everyone	Opens the server to everyone.
/pvp on	Enables player-versus-player damage.
/pvp off	Disables player-versus-player damage.
/pve on	Enables NPCs across the server.
/pve off	Removes every NPC from the server.
/announce	Sends a message to every player currently on the server.
/shutdown	Starts a new session after removing every player. Only the owner can use it.

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How to enter a command

Open the chat, type the command exactly as shown, and follow it with whatever detail it requires, such as a player name or a message. Spelling and spacing matter, so match the format precisely.

Two working examples: /kick George removes the player named George, and /announce PvP tournament starts in five minutes pushes that line to everyone on the server. You will see the result immediately, either the player leaving or the announcement appearing in chat.

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Owner-only controls

Moderators can manage players day to day, but the most disruptive tools stay with the owner. Only the owner can promote or demote moderators with /mod and /unmod, and only the owner can run /shutdown.

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Setting up events with access, PvP, and PvE

The access, PvP, and PvE commands work well together when you are hosting a match or testing builds. Close the server while you prepare, strip out NPCs to make a clean PvP arena, then reopen access once everything is ready.

• Run /access closed to keep regular players out during setup.
• Use /pve off to clear NPCs for a clean fighting space.
• Turn on /pvp on when you want combat between players.
• Open the doors again with /access everyone or /access friends.