Playing
Clans
Lasting teams with a tag on your name, their own chat and a clan leaderboard.
A clan is a team that sticks together. Its tag shows in front of every member's name, and clans compete on their own leaderboard. Clans here are separate from your club in Brawl Stars.
The basics
- A tag is 1 to 3 letters or numbers. Each tag can only be used once, across every server that uses the bot.
- You can be in one clan at a time, even across servers. A clan holds up to 15 members.
- Joining puts [TAG] in front of your nickname. If it goes missing after you
change your name, run
/update.
Clan commands
| Command | Who | What it does |
|---|---|---|
/clan create | Anyone | Starts a clan with a tag and a name. You become the owner. |
/clan invite @player | Owner | Invites someone |
/clan accept tag | Invited player | Joins the clan with that tag, if it invited you |
/clan leave | Member | Leaves your clan |
/clan kick @player | Owner | Removes a member |
/clan transfer @player | Owner | Hands the clan to another member |
/clan disband | Owner | Deletes the clan |
/clan info | Anyone | Shows a clan's members |
/clan list | Anyone | Lists the clans with a member who plays in this server |
/clan leaderboard | Anyone | Ranks clans by the total rating of their members |
Clan chats
When a clan reaches 8 members, the bot gives it a role called Clan [TAG] and a private text and voice channel. If the clan drops below that size, the owner gets a message. If it is still too small 7 days later, the role and channels are deleted. Servers set the grace period, and can turn clan chats off.
Staff can rename or delete any clan, and remove people from one. Clans are part of the paid tier.