Anyone who joins the hub channel is moved into a fresh voice channel of their own. It stays up while people are in it and goes about thirty seconds after the last person leaves, so a dropped connection does not cost you the room.

/vc name, /vc limit, /vc lock and /vc unlock do what they say, and /vc kick removes somebody from it. If the owner leaves and the rest of you carry on talking, /vc claim takes it over; it is refused while the owner is still there.

/tournament correct swaps a reported winner, and if the next match was already played on the strength of the wrong result, cascade voids those results so they can be reported again. The scores travel with the winner, so a two nil does not end up the wrong way round.

/tournament unreport puts a match back to unplayed and empties the seats it filled. A player dropped by mistake is brought back the same way, since a forfeit is a result like any other. /tournament score changes only the score of a settled match, never who won.

/tournament swap trades two entrants between unplayed matches and re-posts the pairings. /tournament place seats somebody in an unplayed match, and refuses a seat that another match still decides. /tournament match shows one match: who sits where, where the winner and loser go, and which fix applies.

A running single elimination can become double elimination in place, and while nothing has been reported yet any format can swap for any other. The staff page on the site has the same controls, Void and Seat an entrant included, and a winner score entered on its own records as two nil instead of nothing.

React to a message and the other servers get a reaction from the bot saying somebody over there did. You can see when someone on the other side is typing. Stickers arrive as their picture, forwarded messages come through, and a server emoji shows up properly in the other servers whether it was typed or put on as a reaction, even when the other server runs our other bot.

A purge takes its messages out of every server they reached, a delete works after the bot has restarted, and an edit keeps the quote and the ping it was posted with. A long reply no longer vanishes on the way.

/tunnel status opens with a verdict and then says, per server, whether the bot can post there and what happened to the last message from it. /tunnel log sends the activity to a channel: servers joining and leaving, blocks, edits and deletes with their text, and the first time a message could not be delivered somewhere. level all adds one line per message. The bot owner can set a global log that hears every tunnel.

Russell Adler, Red-Haired Shanks and Uncle Iroh join Sepulchure, each written off the real page rather than from memory, and a gyaru joins the archetypes. The six costume voices and the two plain tones came off the picker to make room; a server already using one keeps it.

Answering AQW questions from the community guides kept treating ordinary chat as a game question, so it was switched off. She points at the AQW wiki instead of guessing at a quest step.

If you needle her until she says she is done, she is done for five minutes, and an apology ends it early. Two of our bots in one server will occasionally say something to each other, one exchange and no more; /aichat botchat sets how often. She can send the server stickers, and mods can let her write the fat thumbs reply to an edit herself.

Hall of Fame paid its bounty on every re-post, releasing paid whether or not anything was released, clearing a stuck High-Low charged the stake twice, a reaction could be paid for over and over, and both sides confirming a trade at once settled it twice. None of those mint any more, and the bank cannot be overdrawn by using two of our bots at the same moment.

The luck score used to stop paying past plus or minus a thousand. At that point you are now Dawn of the Sun God or Ruler of Domains: a blessing has a chance to turn a robbery away without spending your Vault Token, and a curse has a chance to break a ward. Neither one creates a feather.

/emoji usage lists your custom emoji and stickers least used first, counted since the bot started counting, and /emoji purge deletes the never-used ones after showing you the list. Anything added recently is never offered.

A toggle in /config under Verifier Guilds gives the unverified role to everyone who joins, the job a second bot used to do. Off unless you turn it on. When the bot cannot assign a role it now says which of the three reasons it is, and Administrator does not get it past a role above its own.

/mod cmd takes a picture straight from Discord, no link needed, and Host images here moves a command's existing pictures onto the site. /mute cleans up voice text chats too. A lapsed boost freezes a booster role instead of deleting it, so boosting again brings back the same role. Every staff command now asks Discord for the same permission, Manage Messages, so a mod role that can see one can see all of them.

r!death rolls a death save and keeps the tally, with the natural one and natural twenty rules and damage at zero counted for you. r!spell and r!item look a spell or an item up without spending a slot, and neither needs a character.

Songs come from Deezer first and fall back to YouTube, which is why they sound better than they did. The skip button no longer reports a failure for a skip that worked.