/team command

Raid team management — create, list, delete

3 subcommands available · Every server starts with one default team · Raids, rosters, and stats are scoped per team · Additional teams require Premium

Syntax

/team <subcommand> [options]

Parameters

create optional

Create an additional raid team (max 50 characters) — Premium only, the free tier keeps its single default team

Format: name:<text>

list optional

List all teams of this server with their raid counts and a badge on the default team

Format: (no options)

delete optional

Delete a team and all of its raids — the default team cannot be deleted

Format: name:<text>

Examples

Create an alt team

/team create name:Alts

Adds a second team next to the default team (requires Premium)

Create a raid for a specific team

/raid create team:Alts date:2026-08-07 time:20:00 title:Alt Run roles:Member

Creates the raid inside the Alts team instead of the default team

Team-scoped statistics

/stats guild team:Alts period:month

Aggregates only the raids of the Alts team for the last 30 days

Team Scoping

Commands that work on more than one raid accept an optional team option and fall back to the default team when it is omitted.

/raid create, /raid list, /raid clone, /raid search
/stats guild, /stats status, /stats attendance
Subcommands that take a raid_id need no team option — the ID already pins the team
The weekly free-tier raid limit is counted server-wide, not per team

Tier Behavior

Every server gets one default team for free; more teams are a Premium feature.

Free — exactly one team (the default 'Main' team, created automatically)
Premium — unlimited teams
Existing teams stay readable after Premium expires; only creating further teams is blocked again
Deleting a team also deletes its raids and attendance records

Permissions

Administrator permission required

Troubleshooting

If /team create replies with an upgrade embed, the server is on the free tier and already has its one team.
The default team cannot be deleted — it is the fallback for every command used without a team option.
Team names are matched case-insensitively, but must be unique per server.
If a raid does not show up in /raid list, check whether it belongs to another team.