Admin commands

Admin commands for managing player skills, giving items, and reloading configuration.

All admin commands use the /skilladmin command (alias /sa) and require the skills.admin permission, which defaults to op.

Tab completion is fully supported for all subcommands, including player names, skill names, spell names, and item types. Start typing and press Tab to see suggestions.

Command overview

Subcommand	Usage	Description
check	/skilladmin check <player>	View a player’s skill values
set	/skilladmin set <player> <skill> <value>	Set a skill to a specific value
setstat	/skilladmin setstat <player> <STR|DEX|INT> <value>	Set a derived stat directly
reset	/skilladmin reset <player>	Reset all skills to 0
reload	/skilladmin reload	Reload config and language files
give	/skilladmin give <player> <item> [options]	Give a player a plugin item

Running /skilladmin with no arguments displays the help menu.

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/skilladmin check

View a player’s skill sheet, including their title, STR/DEX/INT stats, total skill points, and every individual skill value with its lock mode.

Works for both online and offline players.

/skilladmin check <player>

Example

/skilladmin check Steve

Sample output

=== Steve's Skills ===
Title: Grandmaster Swordsman

STR: 80  DEX: 45  INT: 60
Total: 540.0 / 700

─── Combat ───
  Swordsmanship: 100.0 ▲
  Tactics: 85.3 ▲
  ...

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/skilladmin set

Set a single skill to a specific value for an online player. The value must be between 0 and 100.

Skill names support spaces (e.g., Mace Fighting) and are not case-sensitive.

/skilladmin set <player> <skill name> <value>

Examples

/skilladmin set Steve Swordsmanship 100
/skilladmin set Steve Mace Fighting 50
/skilladmin set Steve magery 75

The target player must be online. The value is clamped to 0–100. After setting, the player’s total skill points are recalculated immediately.

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/skilladmin setstat

Directly set a player’s STR, DEX, or INT stat value, bypassing the skill-based calculation. Useful for testing or corrective adjustments.

/skilladmin setstat <player> <STR|DEX|INT> <value>

Examples

/skilladmin setstat Steve STR 80
/skilladmin setstat Alex DEX 50

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/skilladmin reset

Reset all skill values for an online player to 0. The player’s total skill points return to 0 and all lock modes are cleared.

/skilladmin reset <player>

Example

/skilladmin reset Steve

This action is irreversible. All skill progress for the player will be permanently deleted. There is no confirmation prompt.

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/skilladmin reload

Reload config.yml and all language files from disk without restarting the server. Player data currently in memory is not affected.

/skilladmin reload

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/skilladmin give

Give a plugin item directly to an online player. Supports spellbooks, runebooks, blank runes, reagents, and scrolls.

Spellbook

/skilladmin give <player> spellbook [blank]

Option	Result
(no option)	Full spellbook containing all spells
blank	Empty spellbook with no spells

Examples

/skilladmin give Steve spellbook
/skilladmin give Steve spellbook blank

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Scroll

Give one or all spell scrolls.

/skilladmin give <player> scroll <spellname|all>

Examples

/skilladmin give Steve scroll fireball
/skilladmin give Steve scroll all
/skilladmin give Steve scroll Magic Arrow

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Rune

Give a blank rune (unmarked amethyst shard). Players can use /cast mark to record a location on it.

/skilladmin give <player> rune

Example

/skilladmin give Steve rune

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Runebook

Give a runebook — a book that holds up to 16 marked runes and allows Recall or Gate Travel directly from a GUI.

/skilladmin give <player> runebook

Example

/skilladmin give Steve runebook

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Reagents

Give one full stack (64) of every reagent material used by any spell. Useful for testing magic without gathering.

/skilladmin give <player> reagents

Example

/skilladmin give Steve reagents

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Legacy command names

In earlier versions of the plugin, admin operations were available as standalone commands (/skillcheck, /skillset, /skillreset). These have been consolidated into /skilladmin subcommands. Update any scripts or command blocks to use the new syntax.

Old command	New equivalent
/skillcheck <player>	/skilladmin check <player>
/skillset <player> <skill> <value>	/skilladmin set <player> <skill> <value>
/skillreset <player>	/skilladmin reset <player>