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The /raidinfo command provides several ways to view raid information: listing all active raids, viewing details for a specific raid, exporting raids to calendar format, and viewing raid history.

Command Signature

/raidinfo action:<list|detail|export|history> [raid_id:<raid_id>] [user:<user>] [limit:<number>] [days:<number>]
action
choice
required
What information to view:
  • list - Show all active raids in the server
  • detail - View full details for a specific raid
  • export - Download raids as .ics calendar file
  • history - View past raids for a user
raid_id
string
Raid ID (required for detail action)
user
user
User to view history for (defaults to yourself, requires admin to view others)
limit
integer
Number of raids to show in history (1-50, default 10)
days
integer
For calendar export: how many days ahead to include (1-120, default 30)

Actions

Shows all active (non-closed) raids in the server.
/raidinfo action:list
Output includes:
  • Raid type (template name, museum, key boss, etc.)
  • Raid ID
  • Signup counts (filled/total slots)
  • Scheduled time (relative and absolute)
  • Sorted by raid time (earliest first)
Example output:
Active Raids (3)

1. Dragonspyre (Voracious Void)
   Raid ID: ABC123
   Signups: 8/12
   Scheduled: tomorrow at 7:00 PM (in 1 day)

2. Museum Signup
   Raid ID: DEF456
   Signups: 10/12
   Scheduled: Saturday at 2:00 PM (in 2 days)

Signup Status

The list and detail views show signup status:
  • 5/12 - 5 players signed up, 12 total slots
  • 12/12 (Full) - All slots filled
  • 8/12 + 3 waitlist - 8 signed up, 3 on waitlist
  • 3 teams (11/12) - Key boss with 3 teams

Time Display

Times are shown in multiple formats:
  • Relative: “tomorrow at 7:00 PM”, “in 2 days”
  • Absolute: Discord timestamp (adjusts to viewer’s timezone)
  • Calendar: Full date and time in .ics format

Permissions

  • list - Available to all users
  • detail - Available to all users
  • export - Available to all users
  • history - Viewing your own: available to all; viewing others: requires admin

Examples

/raidinfo action:list

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