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User guide

Everything Peacekeeper can do, briefly explained. Search it or jump in from the menu.

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Setup

Add Peacekeeper to your server using the invite link on the homepage. It needs Administrator permission to function fully. Once it joins, it posts a welcome message with a link to the dashboard.

Setup happens in the web dashboard at pkbotportal.cc/dashboard.html. Log in with Discord, pick your server, and a first-time setup wizard walks you through log channels, your mod role, and one-click protection in about a minute. Running /setup in Discord points you to the same place.

Dashboard

PANEL The web dashboard lets you configure every feature without slash commands. It includes Overview (server stats), Health Check (bot status), Analytics (message/member charts), and Audit Log (who changed what in the panel).

Multiple admins can use the dashboard simultaneously. Changes save instantly and the bot picks them up within seconds.

Warns, Bans & Kicks

COMMANDS /mod warn /mod ban /mod kick /mod unban

Every mod action creates a numbered case with the moderator's name, reason, and timestamp. The target user gets a DM with the server name, reason, case number, and expiry (if timed).

Cases are searchable from the panel under Cases & Tools, or via /mod cases search. You can also use Member Lookup on the panel to see a user's full history.

Mutes & Timeouts

COMMANDS /mod timeout 2h /mod mute 2h /mod unmute

Timeout uses Discord's native timeout. The user can't type, react, or join voice. Auto-expires.

Mute uses a configurable mute role. Set the role in the panel under Moderation > Mute Role. Timed mutes auto-remove the role when the duration expires (checked every 30 seconds). Use /mod unmute to lift early.

Both types create a case and DM the user.

Case System

COMMANDS /mod cases search /mod cases view /mod cases global /mod cases evidence /mod cases deny-reason /mod note

PANEL Cases & Tools > Cases tab with member lookup, evidence management, and global history.

Every warn, ban, kick, mute, timeout, softban, and note creates a numbered case with the moderator's name, reason, and timestamp. All cases are stored globally - /mod cases global @member shows a member's full history across every server using Peacekeeper, not just yours.

Evidence requirement: Staff have 24 hours to attach a screenshot or URL using /mod cases evidence [case_id] [url] or the panel. Cases without evidence on warn/ban/kick/mute/timeout/softban are automatically revoked after the deadline and the moderator is notified by DM. This keeps your case history accurate and accountable.

AutoMod

PANEL Protection > AutoMod. COMMANDS /automod

Rule-based message filtering. Each rule type can be independently enabled with its own action (delete, warn, mute, timeout, kick, ban):

  • Invite links - blocks Discord invite links
  • External links - blocks links outside a whitelist
  • Bad words - custom word/phrase blacklist with wildcard matching
  • Mass mentions - limits mentions per message
  • Caps lock - blocks excessive capitalization
  • Spam / repeated messages - detects flooding
  • Emoji spam - limits emoji per message
  • Zalgo text - blocks glitch/corrupted text

Each rule has per-channel and per-role exemptions. The gear icon on each rule opens its detailed config.

Discord Native AutoMod

PANEL Moderation > Discord AutoMod. COMMANDS /discordautomod list /discordautomod create

Create and manage Discord's server-side AutoMod rules directly from the Peacekeeper panel. These rules run at the Discord level before messages reach any bot - faster and more reliable than bot-side filtering. Creating any rule earns your server the official Uses Discord AutoMod badge.

Five rule types available: Block Mention Spam (max mentions per message with raid protection), Block Commonly Flagged Words (Discord's profanity/sexual/slur presets), Block Suspected Spam (Discord built-in spam detection), Block Custom Words (your own keyword list with wildcards), and Block Profile Keywords (filter display names and bios). Each rule can block, alert to a channel, and optionally timeout the member. Exempt specific roles and channels per rule.

The PK-managed section lets you toggle standard rules on/off and click Sync - Peacekeeper creates and maintains the Discord rules for you automatically.

Scam Filter

PANEL Protection > Scam Filter

Staff-fed pattern library that catches known scam bots, phishing links, and malicious URLs. Add, remove, and view patterns from the panel. Messages matching a pattern are deleted and the user is actioned.

Honeypot Channels

PANEL Protection > Honeypot

Designate channels as traps. Any message posted in a honeypot channel triggers instant punishment (ban/kick/mute). Useful for catching bots and raiders that spam every channel they can see. Legitimate users won't post in a channel named "do not post here."

Anti-Nuke

PANEL Moderation > Raid, Lockdown & Anti-Nuke

Monitors Discord's audit log for mass destructive actions. If someone bans, kicks, deletes channels, or deletes roles faster than your configured thresholds (e.g. 5 bans in 10 seconds), Peacekeeper strips all their roles and optionally bans them.

The server owner is always exempt. You can add trusted roles that bypass detection. Configurable thresholds per action type, detection window, and punishment (strip only or strip + ban).

Infraction Points

PANEL Content & Support > Infraction Points. COMMANDS /mod infractions add /mod infractions thresholds

Point-based warning system. Staff add points to a user with a reason. When a member hits a configured threshold, an automatic action fires (mute, kick, or ban). Points can decay over time.

Lockdown

COMMANDS /serverlockdown lock /serverlockdown unlock

Instantly locks the current channel or the entire server by removing send-message permissions from @everyone. Use /serverlockdown unlock to restore. Useful during raids or emergencies.

Prison Cells

PANEL Moderation > Prison COMMANDS /prison open /prison add /prison release /prison list /prison setup /prison panel

A prison cell is a private channel where staff talk with a member while they're locked out of the rest of the server. Open one with /prison open, the Send to Prison right-click option, or the button that /prison panel posts. Their roles are removed and given back on release (or, if you prefer, they just get a Prisoner role).

Shared cells: put two members in one cell to sort out an argument, with the with_member option on /prison open, or add someone to an existing cell with /prison add. Each member is released on their own; the cell closes when the last one leaves.

Transcripts and logging: when a member is released, Peacekeeper saves a transcript of the cell (images included), DMs them their own copy, and posts to your prison log channel: who, by whom, why, how long, the transcript, and whether the DM was delivered. Release members and read past transcripts from the Prison page on the panel too.

Event Logging

PANEL Server > Logging

28 individual event types, each routed to its own channel. If no channel is set for an event, it's not logged. No flooding, no defaults, full control. Event types include:

  • Moderation - warns, bans, kicks, mutes, timeouts, unmutes, mod notes, automod triggers, scam filter
  • Messages - edits, deletes (shows who deleted: Peacekeeper, a mod, or self-delete), bulk deletes
  • Members - joins (with invite code + inviter), leaves (with roles held), role changes, nickname changes, avatar changes, username changes, bans, unbans
  • Voice - joins, leaves, moves (shows who moved them if a mod did it)
  • Server - channel create/delete, role create/delete, invite create

Every embed includes the actor's avatar, name, and ID. Admin actions show who performed them (pulled from Discord's audit log). Ignored channels can be set to exclude bot-spam channels.

Reaction Roles

PANEL Roles > Self-Assign Roles > Reaction

Full embed-editor builder. Design the embed (title, description, color, images), pick reaction or button style, add unlimited emoji-to-role bindings. Three behavior modes: Toggle (add/remove), Unique (one role per user), Verify (grant only). Supports max-roles-per-user caps.

Active messages listed with Edit (loads config back, edits the live message) and Delete. Emoji resolver handles unicode characters, Discord shortcodes (e.g. :shield:), and custom server emojis.

Auto-Role

PANEL Roles > Auto-Role

Automatically assign roles to new members when they join. Pick one or more roles, set an optional delay (useful for bypassing Discord's membership screening), and toggle whether bots should be skipped.

Self-Assign Roles

PANEL Roles > Self-Assign Roles (subtabs: Reaction, Color, Location, Role Perks)

Multiple self-assign systems: reaction roles (above), color role picker, location/region roles (continent-based with emoji reactions), and a pronoun picker builder. Each posts an embed with interactive controls for members to self-assign.

Sticky Roles

PANEL Roles > Sticky Roles

When a member leaves and rejoins, their roles are automatically restored. Toggle "sticky all" or pick specific roles. Peacekeeper saves the member's non-managed roles on leave and re-applies them on rejoin, respecting the role hierarchy.

Color Roles

PANEL Roles > Self-Assign Roles > Color

Members pick a color from a posted panel. Each color is mapped to a role. Selecting a new color removes the old one. Can be restricted to boosters only.

Welcome & Goodbye

PANEL Community > Welcome (subtabs: Welcome & Goodbye, Welcome DM)

Configurable welcome and goodbye messages with embed support and placeholders ({user}, {username}, {server}, {member_count}). Optional welcome card/banner (PIL-rendered image with custom background, accent color, name text). Welcome DM sends a private message to new members.

Invite Tracking

PANEL Community > Invites

Tracks which invite code each member used to join, who created that invite, and what happened after (still here, left, rejoined). Dashboard with stats (tracked joins, retention rate, new accounts), inviter leaderboard, active invite codes with Revoke, searchable join history, and CSV export. Flags new accounts (under 7 days old).

Levels & XP

PANEL Community > Levels & XP. COMMANDS /profile /rewards levels leaderboard /rewards levels prestige /rewards levels import_mee6

Message and voice XP with full control:

  • Level curve multiplier to tune pacing
  • Per-role and per-channel XP multipliers, global event multiplier
  • No-XP channels and no-XP roles
  • Voice XP with minimum-humans guard (no solo farming) and AFK-channel exemption
  • Level-reward roles (stack mode or highest-only with lower-tier removal)
  • Prestige system (reset at max level for permanent XP boost + stars on the /profile card)
  • Weekly XP tracking with /rewards levels weekly
  • Profile card (/profile) with level bar, badges, bio, custom background, accent color, progress bar, and prestige stars
  • Custom level-up messages with placeholders
  • One-click MEE6 import that never downgrades anyone
  • Optional public web leaderboard at pkbotportal.cc/leaderboard.html

Suggestions

PANEL Community > Social Features > Suggestions. COMMANDS /suggest

Members submit suggestions via slash command. The bot posts an embed with upvote/downvote buttons and staff approve/deny/set-status controls. When staff approve or deny a suggestion, voting is locked: buttons are removed, reactions cleared, and further vote attempts are blocked.

Star Board

PANEL Community > Social Features > Star Board

When a message gets enough star reactions (configurable threshold), it's reposted to a starboard channel. Configurable emoji, threshold, and whether to ignore bot messages or self-stars.

Confessions

PANEL Community > Social Features > Confessions

Anonymous confessions posted via a slash command. The bot posts the confession in a designated channel with no attribution. Staff can reveal the author if needed for moderation.

Birthdays

PANEL Community > Birthdays. COMMANDS /community birthday set

Members set their birthday. The bot announces in a configured channel and optionally grants a birthday role for the day (removed after). Custom message with {user}, {username}, {age} placeholders.

Counting

PANEL Community > Counting

Members count up sequentially (1, 2, 3...). Wrong number or counting twice in a row resets to zero. Tracks high scores. Configurable channel and optional same-user allowance.

Question of the Day

PANEL Community > QOTD

Build a question bank in the panel, set a daily post time (EST), and the bot auto-posts one question per day. Cycles through the bank. Optional role ping and auto-thread creation for discussion.

Giveaways

PANEL Content & Support > Giveaways. COMMANDS /rewards giveaway start /rewards giveaway end /rewards giveaway reroll

Timed giveaways with configurable prize, winner count, and duration. Members enter by clicking a button. Auto-draws winners when the timer expires. Reroll available.

Polls

COMMANDS /community poll create

Create polls with up to 10 options. Members vote via button. Results shown in real time.

Join Gate / Captcha

PANEL Community > Join Gate

Require new members to verify before getting access. Two modes: button click (simple) or math captcha (solve a problem via a Discord modal). Posts a verification panel in a channel with a configurable message. Passing grants a verified role.

Rules Gate

PANEL Community > Rules Gate

Post your server rules with an "I Agree" button. Members must accept to get a role and access. Configurable rules text, button label, and access role. Different from Join Gate (this is rule acceptance, not verification).

Onboarding Steps

PANEL Community > Onboarding. COMMANDS /onboarding setup /onboarding addstep /onboarding post

A start button that walks new members through a few private steps: "agree" steps (text with Agree / Decline) and "question" steps (up to 5 answer buttons). When they finish they get a role, and you can give extra roles for particular answers, for example a "Rust player" role to anyone who picks Rust.

Ticket System

PANEL Content & Support > Tickets. COMMANDS /ticket /ticket close /ticket openfor

Full ticket system with channel and DM modes:

  • Open a ticket for someone: staff use /ticket openfor to open a ticket owned by a member (and optionally a second member, e.g. both sides of an argument). No transferring or renaming needed.
  • When a ticket closes, the owner and everyone added to it get their own copy of the transcript, and the close log shows who received it
  • Multiple ticket types, each with its own category, staff roles, and close-log channel
  • Auto-pull Discord info and cases when a ticket opens
  • Configurable action buttons (quick responses)
  • Auto follow-up message per type
  • Per-type transcript toggle (DM transcript to user on close or not)
  • Ticket claim system for staff
  • SLA alerts (notify when response time exceeds threshold)
  • Post-close feedback with 1-5 star rating
  • Analytics tab: open by type, avg close time, staff leaderboard
  • Saved replies: answers staff use a lot, posted in a ticket with /tickettemplate send

Modmail

PANEL Content & Support > Tickets > Modmail. COMMANDS /modmail setup /modmail panelpost /modmail close

Members DM Peacekeeper (or press a contact-staff button) and get a private channel with your staff straight away. Replies go back and forth through the bot. Unlike DM tickets there's no ticket type to pick and nothing for staff to accept first. If someone shares more than one server with Peacekeeper, they're asked which server they mean.

Application Forms

PANEL Content & Support > Application Forms

Create forms with up to 5 questions. Members click an "Apply" button, fill out a Discord modal, and the submission posts to a review channel with Accept/Deny buttons. Accepting grants a role and DMs the member. Multiple forms per server, each independently openable/closable.

Embed Studio

PANEL Content & Support > Content Tools > Embed Studio

Drag-and-drop embed builder. Standard embeds (title, description, colour, fields, images, author, footer) with up to 5 rows of buttons, or Components V2 layouts that stack text, images, separators and button rows in any order. Buttons open a link or give a role. Drag things in the editor or the live preview, then send to any channel or edit a message you already posted. The same builder designs welcome and goodbye messages, ticket panels, the Rules gate post, reaction role panels, the Age Verify and Confessions panels, Honeypot warnings, custom command replies and scheduled announcements, where the page's own buttons (ticket types, the accept button, role buttons) can be moved and restyled but never removed.

Announcements & Scheduled Posts

PANEL Content & Support > Content Tools > Announcements / Scheduled Posts

Post embeds immediately or schedule them for a specific date and time. The bot checks the schedule every 45 seconds and posts when it's time.

Custom Commands

PANEL Content & Support > Custom Commands

Text-triggered responses. Define a trigger word (e.g. !rules) and a response (text, embed, or both). Supports {user}, {username}, {server}, {channel} placeholders. Optional delete-trigger. Per-command enable/disable.

Auto Responder

PANEL Community > Social Features > Auto Responder

Keyword-based auto-replies. When a message contains a configured keyword, the bot responds with a configured message. Match modes: contains, exact, starts with.

Auto-Publish

PANEL Content & Support > Auto-Publish

Automatically crosspost messages in Discord announcement/news channels so followers in other servers see them instantly. Enable globally or limit to specific channels.

X Link Fixer

PANEL Content & Support > X Link Fixer. COMMANDS /xfix enable /xfix ignore_channel /xfix ignore_role

x.com and twitter.com links often don't show a preview in Discord. When this is on, Peacekeeper reposts the message under the member's own name and picture with a link that embeds properly, then deletes the original. You can leave chosen channels and roles alone.

Temp Voice

PANEL Content & Support > Temp Voice. COMMANDS /tempvoice

Two hub types: Custom (each member gets their own named room) and General (one shared room, created when someone joins, deleted when empty). Multiple hubs supported, each in its own category. Members can rename, set limits, lock/unlock, and manage their own room.

Stat Counters

PANEL Server > Stat Counters

Voice channels that display live server stats (auto-renamed). Select any channel, set a template, and pick counters from a visual card-based picker. 15+ counter types: members, online, offline, humans, bots, roles, channels, text/voice channels, categories, boosts, boost level, member goals, and category-scoped counters (channels/members within a specific category). Live preview shows what the channel name will look like.

Auto Wipe

PANEL Server > Auto Wipe

Multiple channels, each with its own schedule. Three schedule types: interval (every X minutes), daily (set time in EST), weekly (specific days + time). Pinned and sticky messages are always preserved.

Leave of Absence

PANEL Community > Leave of Absence. COMMANDS /loa start /loa end

Staff members can request a leave of absence with a reason and expected return date. LOA requests are tracked with auto-expiry notifications.

Reminders

COMMANDS /remind /reminders list /reminders cancel

Set a reminder with a time like 10m, 2h, 1d or a date, and the bot pings you in the channel (or DMs you) when it's due. Reminders are saved, so they still fire after a bot restart. Staff with Timeout Members can set a reminder for someone else.

Global Ban Network

PANEL Moderation > Global Bans & Relay. COMMANDS /mod ban gbr

Cross-server ban sharing. When a user is banned in one server with a Global Ban Request, other servers in the network receive the report with evidence. Servers can independently choose to enforce or ignore. Evidence handling, staff review, and relay channels built in.

Appeals

PANEL Moderation > Appeals

Turn on Ban appeals and pick a review channel. Members appeal on the Appeals page after signing in with Discord, so nobody can appeal as someone else; each ban gets one open appeal at a time. Staff approve or deny from the dashboard or the review channel. Approving unbans the member, removes any timeout and closes their ban, kick or timeout cases, then DMs them the outcome. Global bans are appealed to the Peacekeeper team; approving one takes the member off the global ban list and undoes the bans it placed.

Alt Account Detection

PANEL Moderation > Alt Detection

Automatically scores new accounts when they join your server. Signals: account created today (+40), account 1-3 days old (+30), no avatar (+15), username ends with 4+ digits (+10), very short username (+8), and join velocity (5+ accounts in 5 minutes = +20). When the total hits your configured threshold, the configured action fires: log only, assign a role, timeout, kick, or ban.

Alert embeds show the exact score and which signals fired so staff can review borderline cases. All actions are logged.

Captcha Verification

PANEL Community > Captcha

Stops raid bots by making new members solve a distorted image captcha before they can access the server. The fastest way to set it up is the Set it up for me button, which creates a Verified role and a #verify channel and posts the captcha panel automatically. It won't lock or change your existing channels. If you want members to lose a role when they verify (like an Unverified role), set that in the "Role removed on success" field in the panel.

You can customize the captcha length, image size, font size, and character set (letters, letters and numbers, or numbers only), and toggle decoy trace lines, under-characters, and scattered dots to make it harder for scripts. Set how many attempts a member gets and what happens if they run out (nothing, kick, or ban), plus an optional log channel that records who verifies.

Economy System

COMMANDS /economy balance /economy daily /economy work /economy shop /economy rob /economy heist /economy transfer

PANEL Community > Economy

A full NETRUNNER-themed economy: members earn bits with a daily stipend and jobs, spend them in a per-server black market shop, rob each other, run group heists, and deploy passive-income exploits. Ranks climb from Script Kiddie to Zero based on lifetime earnings.

One global economy: every member has one balance that works in every server using Peacekeeper and on the website Card Shop. The amounts (daily reward, work pay, cooldowns, rob chance, starting balance and the currency name) are the same everywhere and set by Peacekeeper, so nobody can farm credits in one server and spend them in another. Server staff can't give or set balances.

From the Economy panel you can turn the whole economy on or off, restrict it to a single channel, and turn robbing, heists, and transfers on or off. Server admins manage their own shop items with /economy shopadmin additem and removeitem. Card packs for the card game are always in /economy shop too (and can be bought with /economy buy, for example Dawn of Legends pack).

Card Game

COMMANDS /cards daily /cards pack /cards collection /cards view /cards deck /cards duel /cards battle /cards trade /cards levelup /cards sell /cards top /cards help

PANEL Community > Card Game

Peacekeeper's own collectible card game. Members open packs (one free a day, more with their global economy balance, in /cards pack, /economy shop or the website Card Shop) and collect monsters, spells, traps and level-up cards. Every pack has at least one monster, and every 10th pack without an Epic has one guaranteed. Collections follow members to every server.

Duels: a deck is 3 monsters plus up to 2 spells or traps. Each round both players pick a monster in secret and can add a spell (a boost, played face up) or a trap (face down, it only springs when its condition is met); each spell and trap works once per duel. A monster's hit is its ATK minus half the other monster's DEF, and the bigger hit wins the round. First to 2 rounds wins, and the winner takes any bet. Elements give +2 ATK against the one they beat: Tide beats Flame, Flame beats Verdant, Verdant beats Storm, Storm beats Tide, and Light and Shadow beat each other. Every monster has a type (like Beast or Dragon) and a short description of who it is. /cards battle plays against Peacekeeper for a small reward a few times a day.

Level up: level-up cards raise a monster for good, +1 ATK and +1 DEF per level, up to level 5. Spare copies can be sold for credits, and cards can be traded with /cards trade.

From the Card Game panel you can turn it on or off, limit it to channels, allow trading and set the biggest duel bet. Pack prices, the free daily pack, the reward for beating Peacekeeper and how much spare cards sell for are the same in every server; the page shows them, along with every card and your server's top collectors.

REALM//BREACH Battleground

COMMANDS /cards battleground

The new battle mode, played on the website (Battleground). It uses the same cards, collection and levels as Discord. Everyone has a free 50-card Starter Deck. REALM//BREACH has its own site with the full rules: How to Play.

Basics: each player has a 6,000 Core, a 5-card opening hand and three lanes (Left, Center, Right), one Fighter per lane. Power starts at 2 and goes up by 1 each of your turns, to 8. Each Fighter costs Power to deploy. A turn goes Deployment → Battle → Tactical. Once a turn, in Deployment, you can pay 1 Power to withdraw one of your Fighters back to your hand (not one deployed that turn); it costs its Power again to redeploy. The first player skips their first draw and can't attack on turn 1, and a new Fighter can't attack the turn it arrives.

Combat: a Fighter attacks the lane in front of it. If its ATK is higher than the enemy Fighter's DEF, that Fighter is defeated; otherwise nothing happens. An empty lane lets it hit the Core for ATK × 100. Elements add ATK: Tide › Flame › Verdant › Storm › Tide (+2), and Light and Shadow +1 against each other.

Winning: break the enemy Core, hold all three lanes (with the enemy lanes empty) at the end of 3 of your turns in a row (Dominion), or the enemy has to draw from an empty deck (Deck Break).

Spells, Traps and Level Up: pay their Power in Deployment or Tactical. A Spell targets one Fighter and lasts until the end of the turn. A Trap is set face-down (up to 3); your opponent only sees how many you have, and it springs by itself the first time its condition is met. A Level Up raises one of your Fighters for this match only, never your collection.

Zones and Relics: a Zone is a lasting effect for its owner (one at a time; a new one replaces yours). A Relic attaches to one of your Fighters (up to 2 each) and goes to the discard pile if that Fighter is defeated or withdrawn. Build decks with the Deck Builder; your active deck is used for Battleground, and if it stops being legal (for example after a trade) you play with the free Starter Deck until you fix it.

Responses: when a Fighter attacks or a Spell is cast, the other player gets a short window to answer with a Response Spell or a face-down Trap whose condition is met, then the first player can answer back. Two passes in a row resolve everything, newest first. Power you don't spend on your turn stays available through your opponent's turn for responses; at the start of your next turn it resets to your current maximum and never builds up past it. Swift works on a card's first attack of the match only, even if that card is withdrawn and played again. Fighter abilities (Swift, Hardened, Rally, Hunter, Ward, Brave, Destiny, Silence, Mimic, Lucky, Pierce, Curse, Weaken) work automatically; Silence turns them off but never changes ATK, DEF, element or level.

Playing other people: type /play in a server with Peacekeeper to open the REALM//BREACH Discord Activity in a voice channel: find a match, challenge someone in the same call, or train against Peacekeeper. On the website you can build decks, see your match history and make a Challenge Friend code: a private 8-letter code that works once and expires after 10 minutes. In live matches, turns last 90 seconds and responses 15 seconds; if you lose your connection the match waits 90 seconds for you to come back. Ranked comes later.

Card Market: on the Market page you can search every card for sale (by name, type, rarity, element, set, ATK/DEF and price), buy instantly, or offer a lower price. Sell one card or many copies of a card in one listing; buyers take any number. Listed cards are held by the market until they sell (unsold cards come back after 7 days or when you take the listing down). An offer holds your BC until the seller accepts or declines it, and you get it all back if it's declined or ends (48 hours). The market keeps a 5% fee from each sale. Locked and favourite cards can't be sold. Direct trades with a friend still work as before.

Packs: each set's pack is 500 Breach Credits (BC) for 5 cards. The Breach Vault is 1,500 BC: 5 cards from every set, and the last one is always Rare or better. The odds are shown in the Card Shop before you buy. Quick Duel (/cards duel, /cards battle) stays as it is.

Twitch & YouTube Notifications

COMMANDS /notify twitch [username] /notify youtube [channel_id] /notify list

PANEL Community > Notifications

Get notified when a Twitch streamer goes live or a YouTube channel uploads a new video. Peacekeeper checks every 5 minutes. Set a post channel, one or more mention roles, and an optional custom message per subscription. Each stream or video is announced exactly once - Peacekeeper remembers what it posted even across restarts, so nothing gets announced twice. Twitch embeds show the stream title, game, and viewer count. YouTube embeds show the video title and thumbnail.

Requires TWITCH_CLIENT_ID + TWITCH_TOKEN environment variables for Twitch, or YOUTUBE_API_KEY for YouTube (set by your server admin).

Support Chat & Bug Reports

Every page of the web panel has a chat button in the bottom corner. Click it to start a support conversation or report a bug. If a staff member is online you'll get a live reply in real time; if not, your message is saved and staff respond in the same thread when they're back. You can reopen the widget any time to see replies.

In Discord, the Contact Support button under /help opens the same chat on the website.

Staff reply from the live chat page of the staff console, where they can set themselves online or offline. Users see "Staff online" whenever at least one staff member is online there. Developers choose the Discord channel where each chat gets its own thread with /support inbox.

Command Permissions & Hiding

PANEL Server > Command Permissions

Staff commands are hidden from regular members automatically. Members who don't have the required Discord permission simply won't see /mod, /mod ban user, /tickets, /setup, /config, and 60+ other staff commands in the command picker - they won't even know they exist.

Server admins can grant specific roles access to commands those roles wouldn't normally see (e.g. give a @Moderator role access to /mod even if they don't have Manage Messages server-wide). Set this up in the Command Permissions panel page.

Softban

COMMANDS /mod ban soft @member [days] [reason]

Bans a member, deletes their recent messages (1-7 days configurable), then immediately unbans them. The member can rejoin right away - the ban is only used to clear their messages. Creates a case, DMs the member, and posts to the mod log. Useful for clearing spam or offensive content without permanently removing the member.