Getting started
Invite Blood, check its permissions, and set up your first server.
Add Blood to your server
Use the Invite button at the top of the website. Choose a server you can manage and review the permissions Discord shows before authorizing. Blood’s current invite requests Administrator access; only add a bot you trust with that access.
Try your first command
These guides use a comma (,) as the default prefix. If your server has changed it, use that prefix instead. Send a command in a channel Blood can see and reply in. For help with one feature, include its command name.
,help playRun the server setup
An administrator can run ,setup to configure Blood’s server systems. Setup can create or configure server resources, including channels and roles. Review the result in Discord before enabling more features.
,setupChoose what to configure next
Start with permissions, then configure protection and logging. Community features such as VoiceMaster and levels have their own settings. You do not need to turn on everything at once.
Command quick reference
Blood’s real command help cards, including syntax, examples, aliases, permissions, categories, cooldowns, and interactive paginator controls.
APPblood helpCommand: help
shows help for a command
Syntax: help <command>Command: prefix
Shows or changes this server's command prefix
Syntax: prefix <new prefix>Example: prefix .
Server OwnerAPPblood helpCommand: setup
Sets up blood's server systems
Syntax: setup