Fun commands
The /pfun group is a collection of light, social novelty commands your members can drop into any channel for a quick laugh. Everything here is purely for fun, and every response posts publicly so the results are easy to share.
Where it lives
Slash commands: the /pfun group. Responses are public (posted in-channel).
Games and pickers
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
/pfun coinflip | Flips a coin and shows heads or tails. |
/pfun dice [sides] | Rolls a die. sides can be 2–1000 (default 6). This is a novelty roll, separate from the casino Dice game. |
/pfun 8ball <question> | Ask the magic 8-ball a yes/no question and get an answer. |
/pfun choose <options> | The bot picks one of your options. Separate them with ` |
/pfun rps <choice> | Play rock, paper, scissors. choice is rock, paper, or scissors. |
/pfun slots | A novelty slot-machine pull, just for fun. Not tied to the economy or casino. |
Prompts and dares
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
/pfun wyr | A random "would you rather". |
/pfun truth | A random truth prompt. |
/pfun dare | A random dare. |
/pfun pickupline | A random pickup line. |
/pfun fortune | A random fortune. |
/pfun bored | A random activity suggestion for when someone's bored. |
About someone
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
/pfun ship <first> <second> | A fun compatibility percentage between two people. |
/pfun rate <thing> | Rates something out of 10. |
/pfun roast [user] | A playful roast of yourself or another member. |
/pfun compliment [user] | A nice compliment for yourself or another member. |
/pfun iq [user] | A fake, for-laughs IQ score. |
/pfun pp [user]
A joke measurement command. This one is disabled by default — a server admin has to turn it on before your members can use it. Until then, running it won't work.
Good to know
- Everything in this group is just for fun. Scores, percentages, and ratings are random and mean nothing.
- Every command posts publicly in the channel, since the results are meant to be shared.
/pfun ppstays off until an admin enables it.
