Party System

Party System

Parties let players team up and share quest progress. When one party member catches a Pokemon for a shared task, everyone in the party gets credit. Great for cooperative quests, dungeon runs, and playing with friends.

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Configuration

Enable parties in config/journey/config.json:

{
  "party_enabled": true,
  "party_max_size": 10,
  "party_task_sync_enabled": true
}

Setting	Default	Description
party_enabled	true	Enable/disable the party system
party_max_size	10	Maximum members per party
party_task_sync_enabled	true	Share task progress between members

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How Task Sharing Works

When party_task_sync_enabled is true and a task has "party_shared": true:

1. Player A catches a Pokemon for a shared task
2. Players B, C, and D (party members with the same task) all receive progress
3. When any member completes the task, all members complete it

Task sharing only applies to tasks that opt in with party_shared: true (see Task System).

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Cross-Server Parties

Parties work across your server network when NATS or Redis is configured through Ceremony:

• Party invites are sent across servers
• Member join/leave/kick syncs everywhere
• Task progress from any server counts for all members
• Requires NATS or Redis messaging (see Ceremony Integration)

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Commands

Command	Description
/party	Open party management UI
/party create	Open party creation UI
/party invites	View pending invitations
/party leave	Leave your current party
/party info	Show party information
/party disband	Disband the party (leader only)

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Molang Functions

Check party status in scripts and filters:

q.player.player_party().exists()            1.0 if in a party
q.player.player_party().size()              Number of members
q.player.player_party().is_leader()         1.0 if player is the leader
q.player.player_party().has_member('Name')  1.0 if member exists
q.player.player_party().leader_name()       Leader's name
q.player.player_party().name()              Party name
q.player.player_party().max_members()       Max allowed members
q.player.player_party().is_public()         1.0 if party is public

Example: Require Party for a Quest

{
  "start_requirement": "q.player.player_party().exists() && q.player.player_party().size() >= 3"
}

This task requires the player to be in a party of at least 3 members.