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CCs
$cc create <cc_name> <player_1> <player_2> and so on - creates a cc
Players can be referenced by their emoji, server nickname, username, or user ID. We recommend emoji or username.
$cc add <player_1> - adds players to a cc (you can also remove players)
$cc promote <player_1> - promotes players in a cc (you can also demote players)
$cc rename <new_cc_name> - renames a cc
$cc leave - makes you leave a cc
Only promoted players, including the creator, can add, remove, promote, and demote members. They can also rename ccs.
Info Commands
$info <name> - displays the full info message for the named mechanic, most commonly used for roles (has the shortcut $i)
You can also look up the info messages for certain special channels, mechanics like action types, lists of roles in role categories, and many other things.
.<name> - displays the simplified info message for the named mechanic, and deletes it after some time
;<name> - displays the full info message for the named mechanic, and deletes it after some time
Roll Commands
$roll - chooses a random player from the set of all living players
$roll bl <player_1> <player_2> - chooses a random player from the set of all living players except those listed in the command
$roll wl <player_1> <player_2> - chooses a random player from the set of all players listed in the command
Other Commands
$list - lists all players (has the shortcut $l)
$alive - lists all living players (has the shortcut $a)
one player has the Drunken modifier.
Multiple players have the Lurking modifier.
One player has the Running modifier.
At least one player has the Journalist role.
One player is a Fox of some sort.
Town is in possession of two Killing roles.
There is a Limited role in play...