A mod runs /tunnel create and gets a short code. A mod in the other server runs /tunnel join with it, and from then on anything said in either channel appears in the other. Up to ten channels can share one tunnel, and /tunnel info says who yours currently reaches.

Messages arrive wearing the name, picture and server of whoever wrote them. Pictures and files come across as real attachments rather than links that expire. Replies carry a quote of what they answer and notify that person, and editing or deleting a message updates it everywhere it went.

Nothing arriving through a tunnel can ping your server: the only notification it can send is to somebody being replied to. Invite links are stripped on the way in unless your mods allow them, /tunnel block keeps one person out of your server without affecting anyone else, and /tunnel leave is instant and needs nobody else to agree.

Reply to a render, a catch card or a screenshot and ask her about it, and she actually looks. She can tell a picture the bot drew from one you made yourself, so she talks about what is in it rather than complimenting your art.

Ask about a class, a farm or an item and she answers from the community guides rather than from a command list, and names the guide she used. Anything the guides do not cover she points at the AQW wiki instead of guessing.

Ask what is on and she knows about running contests, tournaments, auctions, giveaways and events. Ask who is around and she reads the AFK list. Ask about your own feathers, bank, party, box, stocks or cooldowns and she answers from your real numbers. She writes your server emoji and links your channels properly.

Answer her and she stays with you for about ninety seconds, so a back and forth does not need an @ on every line. Mods can give her a rolled chance to chime in uninvited, off unless they turn it on. She can also just react with an emoji when a reply would be noise.

The dere family grew, and beside it sit a knight, a gremlin, a noir detective, an oracle, a scholar, a retail worker, plus sweet and deadpan for a bot with no bit at all. Sepulchure is the one AQW character: he shouts everything and calls your Pokemon box a menagerie of beasts, and the help underneath is still real.

/aichat panel puts the switch, the personality, the lore editor and the daily cap in one place, and the lore box opens with what is already written so you can add to it rather than replace it. /aichat status shows what she has actually cost today in tokens, not just how many times she answered.

Blocking a feature in a channel used to leave every thread underneath it unblocked, so spawns, XP and the ambient replies carried on inside a channel you had switched them off in. A block covers the threads under it.

The Resignation Letter in the shop lets you switch the career path /work follows, instead of being stuck with the first one you picked.

An evolution that could not finish used to consume the item anyway. Nothing is spent now until the outcome is certain.