We now have several in-channel fantasy commands, which will only work on people with the correct access on the channel(s) involved (most go directly through services, unless otherwise stated below)
They are listed below for your convience, and work in conjunction with services.
In addition to the above in-channel commands, There are also some extra commands:
NOTE: If you're IRC Client says something like "Unknown Command", Then prefix the commands with /QUOTE or /RAW, For example: /QUOTE REID NICK PASS or /RAW REID NICK PASS
If you want any other Fantasy commands adding, Please let us know!
!qop
!deqop Gives / Removes +q (~ symbol) Owner Mode (Only works on the Real Channel Founder) (via ChanServ)
!aop [nick]
!deaop [nick]Gives / Removes +a (& symbol) Protected Operator Mode (via ChanServ)
!op [nick]
!deop [nick]Gives / Removes +o (@ Symbol) Operator's Mode (via ChanServ)
!hop [nick]
!dehop [nick]Gives / Removes +h (% Symbol) Half-Operator's Mode (via ChanServ)
!voice [nick]
!devoice [nick]Gives / Removes +v (+ Symbol) Voice to/from user (via ChanServ)
!mute [nick]
!demute [nick] Mutes / De-Mutes Self or Specified User.
!nnc [nick]
!dennc [nick]Prevents [nick] from changing nicknames on channel
!mod
!demodAdds / Removes +m (Moderated) mode from the channel
!accspeak
!deaccspeakAdds / Removes +M (Only NickServ Registered Users Can Speak)
!accjoin
!deaccjoinAdds / Removes +R (Only NickServ Registered Users Can Join)
!ban [nick] [reason] Ban's Nick from the current channel with the specified reason
!kick [nick] [reason] Kick's nick out of the current channel, with reason specified
!showip Show's your Own IP and Cloaked Hostname to you in a Notice message.
/REID [nick] [pass] Allows you to Re-Identify to Services using only one command. (via NickServ)
/GHOST [nick] [pass] Terminate any Timed-Out connection and re-identify automatically to services. (via NickServ)
/CSMUTE [nick]
/CSDEMUTE [nick]Uses ChanServ to (De)Mute the specified user (as ChanServ itself performs the Mute on the user, nobody else is aware or is shown who has muted them) (via ChanServ)