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Titanite Chancery

The Discord bot. It used to be called THU Bot.

It's in several servers at once, and each server has a different set of things switched on. So this page lists everything it can do; your server probably has some of it, not all of it.

What it does

Thing What it's for Page
Events Announce an event, run it, end it Events
Attendance Record who turned up, with screenshots as proof Attendance
Suggestions Ideas that get a status, votes, and a reply Suggestions
Tickets People ask for help, staff claim it, transcripts get saved Tickets
Diplomacy Who's allied with who — and it feeds into the Roblox game Diplomacy
Forms Applications people fill in Forms
Lookup Check an account against the record archives Lookup
Products Tracking things being built for sale
Divisions The directory of what each division is

Every one of those can be on or off per server. See Modules.

How to find out what your server has

/moduleadmin list

That's owner-only. If you're not the owner, the quick version is: type / and look at the menu. Commands that aren't there aren't switched on.

The shape of it

Almost everything follows the same pattern:

  1. An admin sets it up once with /config set — which channel, which role.
  2. People use it with a normal command.
  3. The bot records it so it can be looked at later.

If step 1 hasn't happened, step 2 gives you a message saying exactly which setting is missing. That's not an error — it's the bot telling you what to do next.

It's not working

"This feature is not enabled in this server." : The module is off. Ask the bot owner to switch it on — see Modules.

"Module not fully configured. Admin must run /config set for ..." : The bot is switched on but doesn't know which channel or role to use. The message names exactly what's missing. A server admin runs /config set with that name.

The command doesn't appear when I type / : Either the module is off, or Discord hasn't refreshed. Fully close Discord and reopen it — not just the window, actually quit it.

The bot doesn't respond at all : Check it's online in the member list. If it's offline, that's a bot problem, not yours — tell Ben.

It worked yesterday and doesn't today : Nine times out of ten, a channel got deleted or renamed, or a role changed. Whatever the bot was pointed at with /config set is gone. Point it at the new one.