Discord command reference - RSClanTrack Guides

How to use a command

In any channel the bot can see, type /. If you are not a server admin, it has to be a channel where your role has Discord's Use Application Commands permission. Without it the bot's commands don't appear in the menu.
Start typing the command's name, such as event, and pick it from the menu.
Fill in the options Discord shows. Options marked optional can be skipped.
Press Enter.

A few things apply to every command:

Pick from the list. Options such as event, competition, task and boss show a list as you type. Choose an entry from it. Typing a name without picking it gives "Pick an event from the list".
Times are game time (UTC): 20:00 or 8pm.
Dates can be today, tomorrow, a weekday such as saturday, 25/12 or 2026-12-25.
The bot needs to know who you are. Most commands use the RuneScape name linked to your Discord account. Link it once with /verify.
Replies are often private. Lists and confirmations are shown only to you, so they don't fill the channel.

/help in your server lists the commands you personally can use there.

Events

For every member. Start typing after the command and Discord lists your clan's events to pick from.

`/event list`

Shows the clan's upcoming events, soonest first.

Who can use it: Everyone
Example: /event list
What happens: A list only you can see, with each event's date and a reminder to sign up with /event interested.

`/event interested`

Puts your name down for an event.

Who can use it: Everyone
Example: /event interested event: Saturday Vorago
What happens: You are added to the event's sign-up list on the site. For a boss event you can then pick roles with /event roles.

Option	What to put
`event`	The event you want to attend.

The bot signs up the RuneScape name linked to your Discord account. Link one with /verify.

Only standard and boss events are listed. Bingo and points events are joined on the website, because they need a team or board setting up.

`/event leave`

Takes your name off an event you signed up for.

Who can use it: Everyone
Example: /event leave event: Saturday Vorago
What happens: You are removed from the event's sign-up list.

Option	What to put
`event`	The event you can no longer make.

For standard and boss events. To leave a bingo or points team, use the team's page on the website.

`/event board`

Posts a bingo board, or a points event's leaderboard or task list.

Who can use it: Everyone
Example: /event board event: Summer Bingo entrant: Team Red
What happens: An image of the board, or the standings, posted in the channel.

Option	What to put
`event` (optional)	The event. Left empty, the bot uses the event that owns the channel you are in.
`entrant` (optional)	A team or player, to see their board.
`channel` (optional)	Post it in another channel. Staff and the event's host only.
`view` (optional)	Points events only: Leaderboard (the default) or Task List.

If the event has Restrict Board Visibility on, only that team's members and staff can call up a board.

Boards and standings stay hidden until the event has started.

`/event submit`

Sends a screenshot as evidence for a bingo tile or points task.

Who can use it: Everyone
Example: /event submit event: Summer Bingo task: Araxxi pet image: (attach)
What happens: The submission shows as Pending until staff approve or reject it. You get the result in your team's channel if one is set.

Option	What to put
`event`	The event you are taking part in.
`task`	The task on your board or task list.
`image`	The screenshot.
`notes` (optional)	Anything the reviewer should know.

Shortcut: post an image in your team's own channel or thread and the bot asks which task it is for. You have 5 minutes to answer.

The attachment has to be an image.

`/event roles`

Pick the roles you can play at a boss event.

Who can use it: Everyone
Example: /event roles event: Saturday Vorago
What happens: A menu of the event's roles. Tick as many as you can play. Signing up this way also registers your interest.

Option	What to put
`event`	The boss event.

Competitions

For every member.

`/comp list`

Shows the clan's running and upcoming competitions.

Who can use it: Everyone
Example: /comp list
What happens: A list only you can see, with what each one tracks and when it starts or ends.

`/comp join`

Signs you up for a competition that has open sign-ups.

Who can use it: Everyone
Example: /comp join competition: Mining Week
What happens: You appear on the competition's page straight away. If it has already started, your gains still count from the start.

Option	What to put
`competition`	The competition to join.
`rsn` (optional)	Your RuneScape name, if your Discord isn't linked or you want to enter a different character.

Only competitions with Open sign-ups switched on are listed. Team competitions are filled in by staff.

In a whole-clan competition every member is entered already, so there is nothing to join.

Quick boss teams

Teams any member can put together on the spot. They have no calendar entry, attendance or points, and are removed after a week.

`/team create`

Posts a boss team that others join by pressing a role button.

Who can use it: Everyone
Example: /team create boss: Vorago time: 8pm note: Hard mode, w88
What happens: A post in the channel with a button per role. As its creator you also get buttons to ping the team, mark it completed or cancel it.

Option	What to put
`boss`	The boss the team is for.
`enrage` (optional)	Enrage percent, for bosses that have one.
`date` (optional)	Optional day: today, tomorrow, a weekday, 25/12 or 2026-12-25.
`time` (optional)	Optional start time in game time: 20:00 or 8pm.
`note` (optional)	Requirements, world, voice channel.
`roles` (optional)	Your own roles, separated by commas, instead of the boss's usual ones.

`/team list`

Lists the quick teams that are open right now.

Who can use it: Everyone
Example: /team list
What happens: Links to each open team's post.

Players and accounts

For every member.

`/verify`

Links your RuneScape name to your Discord account.

Who can use it: Everyone
Example: /verify rsn: Zezima
What happens: Once linked, the bot knows who you are for sign-ups, evidence and competitions.

Option	What to put
`rsn`	Your exact RuneScape name.

How verification works (command, channel or direct message) is chosen by your clan's staff.

`/player`

Looks a player up: rank, levels, recent gains and a link to their profile.

Who can use it: Everyone
Example: /player name: Zezima

Option	What to put
`name`	Their RuneScape name.
`show_everyone` (optional)	Post the card in the channel instead of only showing it to you.

`/whois`

Shows which RuneScape player a server member is.

Who can use it: Everyone
Example: /whois member: @Sam

Option	What to put
`member`	The server member.
`show_everyone` (optional)	Post the card in the channel instead of only showing it to you.

The same card is on the right-click menu of any member, under Apps, as RS profile.

`/level`

Shows your Discord activity level and progress to the next one.

Who can use it: Everyone
Example: /level

Option	What to put
`member` (optional)	Someone else to check. Defaults to you.

`/recruit`

Logs who recruited a member into the clan.

Who can use it: Everyone
Example: /recruit recruit: NewGuy recruiter: Zezima
What happens: Staff confirm it before any points are awarded.

Option	What to put
`recruit`	The member who was recruited: RSN or Discord ID.
`recruiter`	The member who recruited them: RSN or Discord ID.

`/analytics`

Posts one of the clan's activity charts.

Who can use it: Everyone
Example: /analytics chart: Daily activity

Option	What to put
`chart`	Which chart to show.
`days` (optional)	How far back to look. Each chart has its own default.
`ephemeral` (optional)	Set to True to see the chart privately.

`/help`

Lists the commands you can use in this server.

Who can use it: Everyone
Example: /help

`/donate`

Links to the page for supporting RSClanTrack.

Who can use it: Everyone
Example: /donate

`/about`

What the bot does and how to get started.

Who can use it: Everyone
Example: /about

`/ping`

Checks the bot is responding.

Who can use it: Everyone
Example: /ping

Staff: events

Who counts as staff is set on the website under Management > Discord > Roles & Ranks > Bot Staff Commands.

`/staff event create`

Schedules a standard event. Add a boss to make it a boss team sign-up.

Who can use it: Clan staff and members allowed to create events
Example: /staff event create name: Saturday Vorago date: saturday time: 8pm boss: Vorago
What happens: The event appears on the clan calendar and is announced like one made on the site.

Option	What to put
`name`	What the event is called.
`date`	The day: today, tomorrow, a weekday, 25/12 or 2026-12-25.
`time`	The start time in game time: 20:00 or 8pm.
`type` (optional)	The kind of event, such as Bossing or Skilling.
`hours` (optional)	How long it runs, in hours.
`boss` (optional)	For a boss team: the boss. Loads its usual roles and posts the line-up in this channel.
`host` (optional)	Who is hosting. Defaults to you.
`world` (optional)	The world it is on.
`description` (optional)	Details for members.
`guests` (optional)	Let non-members sign up.
`channel` (optional)	A channel for this event's own reminders, instead of the clan's usual one.

Bingo events, points events and repeating series need the website's full form.

Times are game time (UTC). A start time that has already passed is refused.

`/staff event attendance`

Takes an event's attendance from Discord.

Who can use it: Clan staff and the event's own hosts
Example: /staff event attendance event: Saturday Vorago
What happens: A panel where you tick members, pull in everyone in a voice channel, then save. It is the same attendance the website shows.

Option	What to put
`event`	The event to take attendance for.

`/staff event cancel`

Marks an event as cancelled.

Who can use it: Clan staff
Example: /staff event cancel event: Saturday Vorago
What happens: The bot asks you to confirm. The event stays on record as cancelled, stops counting as hosted, and any attendance taken is cleared.

Option	What to put
`event`	The event to cancel.

`/staff event submit`

Submits evidence on behalf of a team or player.

Who can use it: Clan staff and the event's own hosts
Example: /staff event submit event: Summer Bingo entrant: Team Red task: Araxxi pet image: (attach)
What happens: It joins the review queue like any other submission.

Option	What to put
`event`	The event.
`entrant`	The team or player you are submitting for.
`task`	The task on their board.
`image`	The screenshot.
`notes` (optional)	Anything the reviewer should know.

Staff: boss teams

Planning the line-up for a boss event that is on the calendar.

`/staff team setup`

Sets a boss event's boss and loads that boss's usual roles.

Who can use it: Clan staff and the event's own hosts
Example: /staff team setup event: Saturday Vorago boss: Vorago

Option	What to put
`event`	The boss event.
`boss`	The boss the team is for.
`enrage` (optional)	Enrage percent, for bosses that have one.
`post_here` (optional)	Post the line-up in this channel for members to pick roles. On by default.

Loading a boss's usual roles replaces the event's current roles and moves everyone to the reserves.

`/staff team post`

Posts a boss event's line-up with a button for members to pick roles.

Who can use it: Clan staff and members allowed to create events
Example: /staff team post event: Saturday Vorago channel: #pvm

Option	What to put
`event`	The boss event.
`channel` (optional)	Where to post it. Defaults to this channel.

`/staff team assign`

Puts a member in a role, or makes them a reserve.

Who can use it: Clan staff and the event's own hosts
Example: /staff team assign event: Saturday Vorago member: @Sam role: Base tank

Option	What to put
`event`	The boss event.
`member`	The member to place.
`role` (optional)	The role to give them. Leave empty to take them out of every role.

Staff: competitions

`/staff comp create`

Starts a competition for the whole clan, or one members sign up to.

Who can use it: Clan staff
Example: /staff comp create title: Mining Week track: Mining start_date: monday start_time: 00:00 days: 7 who: Members who sign up

Option	What to put
`title`	What the competition is called.
`track`	The skill or activity to compete on.
`start_date`	The day it starts: today, tomorrow, a weekday, 25/12 or 2026-12-25.
`start_time`	The start time in game time: 20:00 or 8pm.
`days`	How many days it runs, from 1 to 60.
`who`	Everyone in the clan, or Members who sign up.
`description` (optional)	Details for members.
`channel` (optional)	Where its posts go, instead of the clan's usual channel.

Team competitions, hand-picked entrants and Skill of the Week are set up on the website.

Staff: members and setup

`/staff member link`

Links a member's Discord account to their RuneScape name for them.

Who can use it: Clan staff
Example: /staff member link member: @Sam rsn: Zezima

Option	What to put
`member`	The server member.
`rsn`	Their RuneScape name.

A member with a verified website account manages their own characters there, so they can't be linked this way.

`/staff member unlink`

Removes a link staff made between a Discord account and a RuneScape name.

Who can use it: Clan staff
Example: /staff member unlink member: @Sam

Option	What to put
`member`	The server member to unlink.

`/staff member find`

Searches the clan's members by RSN, Discord name or a tagged alt.

Who can use it: Clan staff
Example: /staff member find query: zez

Option	What to put
`query`	An RSN, a Discord username or nickname, or an alt's RSN.

`/staff member syncroles`

Re-applies the rank and member roles across the server now.

Who can use it: Clan staff
Example: /staff member syncroles

Can be run once every 5 minutes.

`/staff member xp`

Sets a member's Discord activity XP to an exact value.

Who can use it: Clan staff
Example: /staff member xp member: @Sam xp: 5000

Option	What to put
`member`	The member to update.
`xp`	The exact XP value. Their level is worked out from it.

`/staff setup`

Walks you through choosing the channels the bot posts in.

Who can use it: Clan staff
Example: /staff setup
What happens: The same channel settings as Management > Discord on the website.

Community servers

Commands for servers that are not a clan's own, such as a community or friends server that added the bot.

`/clan-search`

Searches the clan directory by name.

Who can use it: Everyone
Example: /clan-search name: true

Option	What to put
`name`	A clan name, or part of one.

`/clan-find`

Finds clans by what they focus on.

Who can use it: Everyone
Example: /clan-find focus: PvM

Option	What to put
`focus`	The kind of clan you are looking for.

`/clan-info`

Looks up one clan's stats.

Who can use it: Everyone
Example: /clan-info name: True Colours

Option	What to put
`name`	The clan's name.

`/clan-top`

The clans that grew the most this week.

Who can use it: Everyone
Example: /clan-top

`/recruiting-clans`

Clans that are recruiting right now.

Who can use it: Everyone
Example: /recruiting-clans

`/random-clan`

Spotlights one random active clan.

Who can use it: Everyone
Example: /random-clan

`/player-search`

Searches for a player by RSN.

Who can use it: Everyone
Example: /player-search rsn: zez

Option	What to put
`rsn`	An RSN, or part of one.

`/player-stats`

One player's stats and recent gains.

Who can use it: Everyone
Example: /player-stats rsn: Zezima period: Monthly

Option	What to put
`rsn`	Their RuneScape name.
`period` (optional)	Daily, Weekly (the default) or Monthly.

`/compare`

Compares two players' levels and XP side by side.

Who can use it: Everyone
Example: /compare rsn1: Zezima rsn2: Durial321

Option	What to put
`rsn1`	The first player.
`rsn2`	The second player.

`/hiscores`

One skill's level, XP and rank for a player.

Who can use it: Everyone
Example: /hiscores rsn: Zezima skill: mining

Option	What to put
`rsn`	Their RuneScape name.
`skill`	For example attack, magic, invention or overall.

`/top-players`

The top XP gainers across RSClanTrack.

Who can use it: Everyone
Example: /top-players period: Weekly

Option	What to put
`period` (optional)	Daily (the default), Weekly or Monthly.

`/recent-achievements`

A feed of recent milestones across RSClanTrack.

Who can use it: Everyone
Example: /recent-achievements

`/site-stats`

How many clans and players RSClanTrack tracks.

Who can use it: Everyone
Example: /site-stats

`/link-account`

Checks whether your Discord is registered and verified on RSClanTrack.

Who can use it: Everyone
Example: /link-account

`/commands`

Lists which RSClanTrack commands are switched on in this server.

Who can use it: Everyone
Example: /commands

`/get-bot`

How to add the bot to your own clan's server.

Who can use it: Everyone
Example: /get-bot

Things the bot does without a command

Screenshots in a team channel. Post an image in a team's own event channel or thread and the bot asks which task it completes.
Buttons on posts. Competition posts have a Join button. Boss line-ups and quick teams have a button per role.
Announcements. New events, reminders, event start and end, standings, task unlocks, competition sign-ups, hourly leaderboards and results, depending on what your clan has switched on. See Set up Discord for events.

If a command doesn't work

The command isn't in the menu. You may not have the Use Application Commands permission in that channel: try another channel, or ask a server admin to allow it for your role. Otherwise the bot may be missing from the server. Some commands only exist in a clan's own server, and others only in community servers.

"This server isn't linked to a clan." The clan-only commands need the server to be connected to a clan on RSClanTrack. Clan staff do that under Discord in clan management.

It says you're not allowed. Staff commands check your clan rank through your linked RuneScape name. Run /verify, and see "Decide who is staff" in Set up Discord for events.

The bot says it can't post. It lacks permission in that channel. Try another, or ask a server admin to give the bot Send Messages and Embed Links there.