Moderation
Find the right warning, timeout, ban, or cleanup command.
Check the target and permissions
Use an unambiguous member mention or ID and confirm that you are acting in the intended server. Check role hierarchy if Blood cannot moderate a member. Destructive commands should only be used by authorized staff.
Review warnings first
The warnings command can show your active warnings or another member’s warnings. Use command help to inspect an action before applying it.
,warningsLook up exact syntax
Warn, mute, and ban have different permissions and arguments. Ban includes a message-history argument; purge removes messages. Read the syntax for the specific action instead of treating these commands as interchangeable.
,help muteKeep moderation visible to your team
Configure logging in a staff-only channel so relevant events can be reviewed. A command’s response and your configured logging destinations serve different purposes; check both when troubleshooting.
Command quick reference
Blood’s real command help cards, including syntax, examples, aliases, permissions, categories, cooldowns, and interactive paginator controls.
APPblood helpGroup Command: warn
Warn a member
Syntax: warn (member) <reason>Example: warn alex Stop spamming
Moderate MembersAPPblood helpCommand: warnings
View your active warnings or a member's warnings
Syntax: warnings <member>Example: warnings alexGroup Command: mute
Mute a member
Syntax: mute (member) <duration> <reason>Example: mute alex 55m stop yappingGroup Command: ban
Bans the mentioned user
Syntax: ban (user) (delete history) <reason>Example: ban alex 1d Not being kindGroup Command: purge
Purges recent messages or a member's latest messages
Syntax: purge (number)
purge (member) (number)Example: purge @alex 50