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Server directory

The server directory lists every alliance on your in-game server that's also using Last Command and has opted in to the public listing. Useful for treaty discovery, recruitment scouting, and seeing who's growing fastest in your region.

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How it works

Each alliance card shows the basics — name, R5 leader, member count, total alliance power — alongside your own alliance's current relationship with that alliance: active NAP, pending treaty request, or none. R5/R4 see one-click action buttons (Request NAP / Propose peace treaty) on cards where the relationship is none.

Other servers appear collapsed below — click to expand and load that server's alliances. Useful when scouting before a cross-server event or planning a recruitment migration.

Try it

// LIVE DEMO · SAMPLE DATA

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Servers

Browse alliances on your server and across Last War. Reach out for non-aggression pacts or propose cross-server peace treaties.

Server 4815

Home·5 alliances

Last Command Sample

#LCS
Members
50 members
Power
4.8B
R5
Aurora_M
This is your alliance

NorthlineSyndicate

#NLS
Members
50 members
Power
6.9B
R5
TundraOrev
Active pact

ScarletDawn

#SCD
Members
49 members
Power
4.3B
R5
RionMavros
No agreement with this alliance

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The actual production view, running against a sample 4815 server with five alliances — including one active NAP, one pending inbound treaty request, and one with no relationship. Viewer rank is set to R3, so officer-only request actions are hidden in this demo.

Opting in (and out)

Public listing is opt-in per alliance. R5 toggles it from Settings → Server directory. When opted out the alliance simply doesn't appear here — same as if it weren't on Last Command at all. Toggling back on takes effect immediately.

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Active NAPs are listed publicly by default since they influence diplomacy across the server, but each individual NAP has a “hide” flag so officers can keep sensitive arrangements off the public chip list.
// PREVDiplomacy and NAPs// NEXTDiscord integration