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Warnings and bans

How warnings add up, what a scrim ban does, and the default rules.

Every server sets its own rules, and /rules shows them. The bot gives staff two tools to enforce them: warnings and scrim bans.

Warnings

• Staff can warn you. The bot also warns you automatically if you don't ready up in a ranked queue. Some servers turn this on for casual queues too.
• Every warning has a weight. A small slip is usually 1. Something serious, like throwing a match, can weigh much more.
• By default, when your warnings add up to 10, you are banned from scrims for 3 days, and your warnings start again from zero. Your server can change these numbers. /rules shows your server's own.
• A server can also turn warnings off. Then nobody is warned or banned automatically.

/warnings shows yours. Only you can see the reply.

Scrim bans

A scrim ban stops you joining queues. It doesn't remove you from the server. While it lasts, you have the Scrim Banned role.

• Staff can ban for a set time, like a day or a week, or permanently.
• /banstatus shows whether you're banned and when it ends.
• When a ban runs out, the role comes off and the bot messages you.

The default rules

These are the rules every server starts with. Staff can rewrite them from the dashboard.

• No harassment, hate speech, slurs or constant toxicity.
• No match fixing, rigging results or manipulating votes.
• Don't throw or grief a match.
• Don't stall a scrim or refuse to vote at the end.
• Report bugs instead of abusing them.
• Don't pretend to be staff.

Disagreeing with staff

Take it to staff instead of arguing in the match channel. A Scrim Manager has the final say.