For leads

Command	When you run it
`/setscrim`	Inside a scrim thread, once the details are agreed.
`/scrimschedule`	To publish the confirmed scrim publicly.
`/scrimsignup post`	To open a roster signup for that scrim.
`/scrimstatus`	To see everything open, scheduled, and completed at a glance.
`/scrimclose`	To mark a scrim completed, cancelled, or closed.

Command

When you run it

/setscrim

Inside a scrim thread, once the details are agreed.

/scrimschedule

To publish the confirmed scrim publicly.

/scrimsignup post

To open a roster signup for that scrim.

/scrimstatus

To see everything open, scheduled, and completed at a glance.

/scrimclose

To mark a scrim completed, cancelled, or closed.

/setscrim — the important one

Run it inside a scrim thread. It asks five things.

free text

required

However you’d say it out loud — Fri Aug 8 — 9 PM EST.

FSC · MSC · Co-Ed

required

Pre-filled from whichever button the member pressed.

text

required

Their team name or clan tag.

HP · SND · BOTH

required

Which mode you’re running.

text

The ruleset and who hosts. Optional.

Changing the team is fine. The comp team is pre-filled with whichever button the member pressed, but you can change it.If a request came in as FSC and you end up running it co-ed, just change it here — the bot pulls the newly relevant leads into the thread for you.

The team and mode fields are forgiving. coed, co-ed, both, and fsc/msc all work, and case doesn’t matter.

Scrim IDs

Every scrim card ends with a short code — Scrim ID #A7F3C2. Hand it to any command that needs to know which scrim you mean:

/scrimsignup post scrim_id:A7F3C2
/scrimschedule request_id:A7F3C2
/scrimclose request_id:A7F3C2

Case doesn’t matter and the # is optional.

Inside a scrim thread you can skip the option entirely — the thread already says which scrim you’re in.The code is for when you’re working from the signup channel, or anywhere else outside the thread.

Publishing and closing

/scrimschedule posts the match card to the schedule channel. The card carries its own Mark Complete and Cancel Scrim buttons, so you rarely need a command to finish a scrim.

Running /scrimschedule again updates that same card rather than posting a duplicate.

Every scrim thread also has Complete, Cancel, and Close Thread buttons.

Start here

Using it

/setscrim — the important one

Scrim IDs

Publishing and closing

​/setscrim — the important one

​Scrim IDs

​Publishing and closing

/setscrim — the important one

Scrim IDs

Publishing and closing