Teams, managers, signings, matches, standings and stats — all driven by slash commands. This interactive guide walks you through every command and the everyday workflows.
Three things before you type a command:
Run /player register so the bot knows who you are. Re-run it any time to change your display name.
What you can do depends on whether you're an admin, a team GM/AM, or a player. See the next section.
/Discord shows every command with inline hints. /help lists them all in-channel at any time.
There are two kinds of authority, and three team ranks.
Anyone with Discord's Manage Server permission, or in the configured admin role. Can do everything — create/delete teams, schedule matches, record stats.
A team's General Manager and Assistant Manager run their own roster — sign and release players. The GM also promotes/demotes the AM and can transfer the GM role.
Team ranks, highest to lowest. Each team has at most one GM and one AM; everyone else is a player.
A clickable walkthrough of a team's whole life-cycle. Step through it:
Filter by who can use a command, or search. Click to copy.
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Pick a command, fill in the blanks, and copy a ready-to-paste line.
Some actions automatically post to dedicated channels — you don't have to announce them yourself.
/match schedule — posts the new fixture & match ID/match cancel — posts the cancellation/sign — when the player accepts/release · /player leave/create_team · /team delete/sign, the player gets Accept / Decline buttons. Only on Accept are they added to the team and announced.