$cc create <CC Name> <Player List> Create a CC
$cc create_hidden <CC Name> <Player List> Create a hidden CC
$cc add <Player List> Adds players to a CC
$cc remove <Player List> Removes players from a CC (also demotes)
$cc promote <Player List> Gives players permissions to the CC
$cc owners Lists all players that created the CC or were promoted
$cc rename <name> Renames a CC
$cc archive Adds a lock to the name of the CC showing that it's archived, Can be reversed with $cc rename
$cc leave Makes you leave a CC (also demotes)
Once a CC has no live owners left / all owners have left, the CC can't be modified anymore. $c promote is actually useful btw $cc create_multi
<CC Name 1> <Player List 1>
<CC Name 2> <Player List 2>
Interprets each line of the command (except the first, as a $c create command. ($c create_hidden_multi also exists)
<Player List> Can be one or more players, seperated by spaces. Players can be referenced as:
• Name (e.g. Marten or "Vera but actually a frog") (important: players with spaces in their names need to be quoted)
• Nickname (e.g. Mjn or Vera)
• ID (e.g. 331803222064758786 or 277156693765390337)
• Emoji (e.g. $i <role name> Shows information about a role. (e.g. Citizen or Fortune Teller)
$i <role type> Lists all roles of a certain type (e.g. Townsfolk Investigative or TI)
Any message shorter than or exactly 3 characters in a CC or SC is automatically interpreted as an $i command.
Other
$l To list all players
$a To list all alive players
$h For help
$e Emoji/ID list
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