/sethome to set your home location and /home to teleport there

/spawn to teleport to the spawn point

/msg <player> to send a private message

 /essentials help to see more commands

/cprivate to lock a container

/cpassword <password> to password protect a container

/cinfo to see info on a protection

/cprivate player1 player2 .. to add players to a protection

/cprivate -player1 -player2 .. to remove players from a protection

/bal or /balance or /money - See your current amount of money

/pay <player> <amount> - Pay another player

/PFly [amount of seconds] - Buys flying for a certain amount of time

/PFly cancel - Cancels the purchase

/PFly accept - Accepts the purchase

/PFly time - views the time left for the player

/PFly [player] [amount of seconds] - Pay for flight for another player

/sethome to set your home location and /home to teleport there

/spawn to teleport to the spawn point

/msg <player> to send a private message

 /essentials help to see more commands

Each beer gives a different potion effect, depending on the ingredients used in the brewing process.

You can also name your beer in an anvil at any step in the process.
(I recommend naming an entire stack of glass bottles, as it costs less experience to name an entire stack at once, than to do it one at a time.)
This allows players to create their own brands or specialty brews, potentially for trade or sale in a marketplace.

Below is a nifty flowchart, detailing the processes for each potion effect







There are six base grains: Wheat Seeds, Pumpkin Seeds, Melon Seeds, Nether Wart, Beetroot Seeds, and Wheat
Each base grain has two modifier ingredients.
Each modifier ingredient is used to add a potion effect.
Both modifier ingredients can be added to a single potion, allowing for both potion effects on a single bottle.
Glowstone Dust can be added to increase the potency of all potion effects
Redstone Dust can be added to increase the duration of all potion effects

How to:
Step 1: Create a brewing vat by placing a tripwire hook on any side of a furnace (see above)

Step 2: Add a water bottle (left click the furnace with water bottle)
Step 3: Add the base ingredient (left click the furnace with ingredient) (see flowchart for base ingredients)
Step 4: Extract the fermented liquid from through the tap (right-click the tripwire hook)
Step 5: Put the fermented liquid back into the vat (left click the furnace with bottle) 
Step 6: Add the modifier ingredient (left click the furnace with ingredient) (see flowchart for base ingredients)
Step 7: Extract the beer from through the tap (right-click the tripwire hook)

Optional: Amplifiers
Step 8: Put the beer back into the vat (left click the furnace with beer)
Step 9: Add the amplifier ingredient (left click the furnace with ingredient) (see flowchart for base ingredients)
Step 10: Extract the amplified beer from through the tap (right-click the tripwire hook)

The full command list is on the plugin wiki above, but you can do /res to see command help in-game and /res ? <page number> to see other page numbers in the in-game dialog.

To create a residence(city/land claim/whatever you want to call it), you can either manually select a radius around you, or select a large area with the selection tool(mentioned below)



To select an area around you to claim:

To select a radius around you: do, /res select [x] [y] [z]. 

The minimum x and z radius is 5.


To manually select the borders of an area to claim:

To manually select an area, select two corner (diagonal) points with a wooden hoe. 

Left click to mark point #1, right click to mark point #2.

To finish and claim your area:

Once you have made your selection, to finish and create your claim, do 

/res create <your city name here>.

To expand the area of your claim:

To add more area to your city, use the /res expand <number of blocks in the direction you're facing> command. 

Example: doing /res expand 20 while facing south, will extend your city's border by 20 blocks on the south side.



To add a player to your city, 

do /res padd <player name>

To remove a player from your city, 

do /res pdel <player name>



How subzones work:

A subzone is another claim within your claim. This claim can have different flags and settings. 

Subzones are most often used to grant other players a certain area to build within your town, or to open farms to the public, while keeping the main area closed off.

Subzones can have their own owners, flags, and everything else. The city owner also has access to the subzone.

To add a subzone to your city,

do /res subzone <city name> <new subzone name>



How flags work:

Cities also have customizable flags. Flags can be used to enable or disable certain things within your city. 

Do /res flags ? <page number (1-15)> to see flag information.

To add/edit a flag,

 do /res <set> <city name> <flag name> <true/false/remove>



Other common commands you'll likely want to use:

To see information about the city you are standing in, do /res info or click on the ground with a stick
To rename your city, do /res rename <old name> <new name>
To see your city borders, do /res show
To Manage your city enter/leave messages, do /res message <cityname> [enter/leave] <message you want to set>

Frankly I don't think I can do it alone.