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Commands

All the mod’s commands start with /daot. They need operator rights (permission level 2, or cheats on in single player), except /daot bloodline check for your own bloodline.

<players> is a player name or a selector such as @a or @p.

Command What it does
/daot titanDifficulty Shows the current difficulty, for example “Titan difficulty is medium”.
/daot titanDifficulty easy|medium|hard|hell Sets how Pure Titans grab and how hard their limbs are to cut. See Difficulty.

<titan> is one of attack, colossal, armored, beast, female, warhammer, jaw, or cart.

Command What it does
/daot shifter set <players> <titan> Gives a Titan power. With one holder per power (the default), it is refused if someone else has it (“Cannot set shifter: Steve already has Attack Titan”). It also gives the advancement One of the nine.
/daot shifter remove <players> <titan> Takes that power away (“Removed attack shifter tag from Steve”).
/daot shifter stamina fill <players> Fills their Titan stamina.
/daot shifter check Lists who holds each power, or “(unclaimed)”, and the villagers who carry one.
/daot shifter audit Repairs the records: frees extra holders when there should be only one, and gives back or removes powers that do not match what the mod recorded.
/daot shifter reset Removes every power from every player, online or not, and from the villagers.

Ackermans and Marleyans cannot be given a power (“Steve is an Ackerman - Subjects of Ymir cannot access this power”).

<bloodline> is one of eldian, ackerman, royal, or marleyan. See Bloodlines.

Command What it does
/daot bloodline check Shows your own bloodline. No operator rights needed.
/daot bloodline check <players> Shows the bloodline of other players.
/daot bloodline set <players> <bloodline> Sets their bloodline. A player who holds a Titan power cannot become an Ackerman or a Marleyan.
/daot bloodline remove <players> <bloodline> Removes it, if they have that one. They draw a new one the next time they join.
/daot bloodline stamina fill <players> Fills the gauge of an Ackerman’s Awakened Power.
Command What it does
/daot gamerule Lists the mod’s rules and their values.
/daot gamerule <rule> Shows one rule.
/daot gamerule <rule> true|false Sets it.

Four rules are not in that list and are set with Minecraft’s own /gamerule: realisticODM, gunGriefing, cartAssist, and beastTitanStoneReq. Every rule and what it does: Game rules.