Lunaeries

On the raid warning, maybe a more complex command, so folks can choose if it's phase-wide or zone-wide. Not sure about the logistics of doing that though.

Just a few suggestions, I thought that having a way to make raid warning messages show up for every player in a phase w/o the raid was a pretty handy tool for doing some generalized DMing and wide-scale stuff. A command as simple as ".ph rw <text>" would be more than enough. Expanding DM perms or creating a proper DM rank that doesn't afford much in the way of building or allowing bans, but does allow players to operate NPCs and tell stories would be a lot of help, and goes towards more just expanding on the types of ranks in a phase. Using the epsilon addon as a means of creating templates for NPC gossip and such would go a long way to help with formatting, adding pages, and more to give NPCs more complex dialogue options when they're not being actively DMed. Phase auras, the ability to cast something on an entire phase, or set something to be automatically cast on people when they join a phase, would also be pretty generous to help in setting scenes and maintaining effects. (An afterthought, piggy-backing off the epsilon addon. It would definitely be more complicated, but integrating npc forge commands into that with visual aids would be really, really nice and easy to work with.)

A condensed or compendium of guides would be really nice to just have available in the launcher. It would probably be easier to integrate than putting stuff in-engine and be just as good.

Maybe something complex here, idk. I own phase 27978, Augury, and a frequent issue is people joining but others fall beneath the map. Sure moving and jumping are a fix, and you can .ph exit and then join again which fixes it, but I feel like something more streamlined would be appreciate by other phase hosts. The idea for the command would be easy, something like .refresh or .reload to reload players in the phase after the objects are already there.

Pretty self explanatory, I figure we're bound to get lots of new and casual players, it would be pretty easy if there was a list of rules on a page in the launcher, rather than a redirect to the forums, to easily read up on while booting up the game.