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Guild Settings

The top-level server config page. Covers global preferences and per-server defaults.

Where it lives

Dashboard: General → Guild Settings.

Sections

Basics

  • Bot nickname — override the bot's display name in this server.
  • Accent color — used on default embeds.
  • Language — UI strings on the dashboard.
  • Timezone — drives every "due at X" / "next post at X" timestamp display + scheduled-message firing times.
  • Command prefix — for legacy text-command support.

Permissions (legacy)

Two pickers that used to live here have moved:

Any old admin / mod roles you'd configured still grant access as a fallback if no team roles are set up, but Team Roles is the authoritative source going forward.

Ignored channels / users / roles

  • Ignored channels — Phantom skips command + automod processing in these channels. Useful for off-topic bot-spam channels.
  • Ignored users — paste Discord user IDs. Their messages don't log; commands from them are ignored. Useful for muting a noisy bot.
  • Ignored roles — members holding these roles are treated as ignored.

Bot behaviour

  • Bot commands channel — when set, members can ONLY run slash commands in this channel (admin bypass). null = anywhere.
  • Command cooldown (seconds) — global cooldown between commands per member.
  • Delete command input — auto-delete the member's slash-command invocation after the bot replies.
  • Ephemeral responses — make bot replies ephemeral (only visible to the invoker) by default.

Modules

  • Module toggles — per-module enable/disable. Lets you turn off entire modules without uninstalling.

Permissions

  • guild.view — see settings
  • guild.edit — change settings

Tips

  • Set timezone before scheduling anything. The default is UTC, which is rarely what you want for scheduled messages or trivia.
  • Use bot_commands_channel for high-traffic servers where slash commands clutter your main channels.
  • Don't add too many ignored channels. The list is small; "modes" (allow / deny entire channel groups) are cleaner via channel-permission overwrites.

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