The /stats command provides comprehensive participation analytics at the user and server level, including raid counts, attendance rates, no-show tracking, and activity reports.
Command Signature /stats <user|server|weekly|monthly|inactive|export> [...options]
Subcommands User Stats
Server Stats
Weekly Report
Monthly Report
Inactive Members
Export
View individual user statistics. /stats user [user:@PlayerName]
User to view stats for (defaults to yourself). Viewing others requires admin permission.
Output includes:
Total raids participated
Attendance rate (percentage of raids attended after signing up)
No-show count and percentage
Favorite role (most played)
Favorite raid type
Most active day of week
Availability settings (if configured)
Last raid date
Example: PlayerName's Stats Total Raids: 47 Attendance: 🌟 95.7% No-Shows: ✅ 0 Favorite Role: Storm 1 (12) Favorite Raid Type: Dragonspyre (18) Most Active Day: Saturday Last active: March 1, 2024
View server-wide participation overview. Output includes:
Total unique participants
Total raid signups (all-time)
Top 5 participants by raid count
Example: 📊 Server Stats 42 unique participants across 387 total raid signups Top Participants: 1. @Player1 — 47 raids 2. @Player2 — 41 raids 3. @Player3 — 38 raids 4. @Player4 — 35 raids 5. @Player5 — 32 raids
View weekly participation summary with trends. /stats weekly [weeks_back:0-12]
How many weeks back to view (0 = current week, max 12)
Output includes:
Week date range
Total raids this week
Active users this week
Total raids all-time
Top participants for the week
Example: 📊 Weekly Report: Feb 26 - Mar 3 Raids This Week: 12 Active Users: 18 Total Raids (All Time): 387 Top Participants: 1. @Player1 — 5 raids 2. @Player2 — 4 raids 3. @Player3 — 3 raids
View monthly participation summary with trends. /stats monthly [months_back:0-12]
How many months back to view (0 = current month, max 12)
Output includes:
Month name
Total raids this month
Active users this month
Total raids all-time
Trend vs. previous month (percentage change)
Example: 📊 Monthly Report: March 2024 Raids This Month: 48 Active Users: 35 Total Raids (All Time): 387 Trend: 📈 +12.5% vs last month
List members with no recent raid participation. /stats inactive [weeks:0-52] [role:@RoleName] [refresh:true]
Show members inactive for at least X weeks. 0 = never participated (default).
Optional: limit to members with this role
Force refresh member list from Discord (slower but more accurate)
Output includes:
List of inactive members
Last raid date for each (or “never” if none)
Total count
Filtered by role if specified
Example: Inactive Members Members with role "Raider" inactive for 4+ weeks (8): • @Player1 (last: Feb 1, 2024) • @Player2 (last: Jan 28, 2024) • @Player3 (never) ...
Waitlist signups count as activity for inactive tracking.
Download all participation data as CSV. File includes:
User ID and username
Total raids
Role counts (per-role breakdown)
Template counts (per-raid-type breakdown)
Weekday activity (per-day breakdown)
Last raid date
Usage:
Run the command
Download the CSV file
Open in Excel, Google Sheets, etc.
Analyze participation trends
Attendance Rate Attendance rate is calculated as:
(Total Raids - No-Shows) / Total Raids × 100%
Visual indicators:
🌟 90%+ - Excellent attendance
✅ 70-89% - Good attendance
⚠️ 50-69% - Fair attendance
❌ Below 50% - Poor attendance
No-Show Tracking No-shows are tracked when admins mark users via the /raid panel after closing a raid.
Displayed as:
✅ 0 - No no-shows⚠️ 2 (4.3%) - 2 no-shows out of 47 raids (4.3% rate)
No-show rate above 20% triggers a warning indicator.
Permissions
user (viewing self) - Available to all usersuser (viewing others) - Requires admin or stats_others permissionserver - Requires adminweekly - Requires adminmonthly - Requires admininactive - Requires adminexport - Requires admin
Examples View Your Own Stats
View Another User's Stats (Admin)
Server Overview
This Week's Activity
Last Month's Activity
Find Inactive Raiders (4+ Weeks)
Export All Data