Think about it: no more endless brainstorming sessions or worrying that you missed something important. With these templates, you can simply pick and choose which rules make sense for your server and tweak them as needed. It’s a quick and easy way to establish a solid foundation for your community without having to start from scratch.

And the best part? These templates are designed to be adaptable to any kind of server, whether you’re running a gaming community, a book club, or a group for pet lovers. So no matter what kind of server you’re running, you can feel confident that you’re using rules that have been tried and tested in countless other communities.

So why waste your time reinventing the wheel? Check out these general Discord rules templates and take the first step towards creating a safe and inclusive space for your community.

Intro for Discord Rules

1. Welcome to our Discord server! To ensure that everyone has a safe and enjoyable experience, we have a few rules in place that we ask all members to follow. Please take a moment to read through them carefully before joining in on the conversation.
2. Welcome to our server! We believe in having fun, but we also want to make sure everyone feels safe and respected. So, here are some rules to follow:

Outro for Discord Rules

1. We hope you have a great time on our Discord server while adhering to our rules. Thank you for being a part of our community!
2. We appreciate you taking the time to read through our rules. Let’s keep our community fun and friendly for everyone!

General Discord Rules Templates (Copy & Paste)

Before you ask about the cover picture, it’s from one of our many Discord Servers. If you are curious about how to create a similar Rules embed, check out this guide.

Short Rules

1. Be respectful: We expect everyone to treat each other with kindness and respect. Any form of hate speech, harassment, or discrimination will not be tolerated.

2. Keep it clean: Our server is a safe space for everyone, so please refrain from posting any NSFW content or engaging in discussions about sensitive topics such as politics or religion.

3. No spamming or self-promotion: To maintain a clean and organized chat, refrain from spamming, flooding, or promoting your own content without permission.

4. Respect moderators: If a moderator or admin gives you instructions or requests, please follow them. Failure to do so may result in disciplinary action.

5. Follow Discord guidelines: Adhere to the community guidelines set by Discord to ensure a safe and welcoming environment for everyone. You can find the guidelines at https://discord.com/guidelines.

10 Discord Rules

1. Respect others: Treat all members with respect, even if you disagree with their opinions. Harassment, hate speech, and discriminatory language will not be tolerated.

2. Keep it PG-13: Avoid sharing NSFW content and keep the language clean to ensure a safe and inclusive environment for everyone.

3. No spamming: Do not flood the chat with repetitive messages, emojis, or excessive use of caps lock. This can disrupt the flow of conversation and make it difficult for others to participate.

4. No self-promotion: Avoid promoting personal content or products without permission from the server owner or moderators. This includes advertising your own social media, YouTube channel, or Discord server.

5. No trolling or harassment: Do not engage in any behavior that is meant to provoke or harass others.

6. No hacking, cheating, and raiding: We take cheating, exploiting, and hacking very seriously on our server, and any attempt to do so will result in a permanent ban.

7. No sharing personal information: Do not share personal information about yourself or others, such as phone numbers, addresses, or passwords.

8. Use appropriate channels: Make sure to post content in the appropriate channels and avoid cluttering up the wrong channels.

9. Listen to the moderators: Always follow the instructions of the moderators and admins.

10. Follow Discord’s Community Guidelines: Stick to Discord’s Community Guidelines to ensure a respectful community. You can read them in full here: https://discord.com/guidelines

Friendly Rules

🙇🏻‍♂️ Be respectful: Treat others how you’d like to be treated. No hate speech, bullying, sexism, or discrimination of any kind will not be tolerated.

🔞 No NSFW: Keep it clean and appropriate for all ages.

🚫 No spamming: Avoid excessive self-promotion or flooding the chat with messages.

🚫 No cheating, hacking, or raiding: Do not engage in any form of cheating or hacking. Additionally, do not participate in raiding or other forms of disruptive behavior in the Discord server.

🚫💊 No illegal activity: Don’t discuss or promote any illegal activities or substances.

🔒 No unauthorized sharing: Don’t share personal information or images of others without their consent.

🤡 No trolling: Don’t intentionally provoke or harass other members.

🎙️ Use voice channels responsibly: Don’t use voice channels to blast loud or disruptive sounds, and don’t talk over others or monopolize the conversation.

👀 Keep an eye on the topic: Stay on topic during discussions and avoid derailing conversations. If you want to talk about something else, make sure to go to the appropriate channel.

🤝 Work with the Mods: Building a great community requires cooperation, so please work with our moderators and admins to help make our server a friendly and welcoming place.

Final Thoughts

Thanks for reading! We hope these general Discord rules templates have been helpful in creating a positive and inclusive community on your server.

Remember, having clear rules is important, but it’s also important to be flexible and adaptable to the needs of your community. Don’t be afraid to tweak and adjust these templates to fit your specific situation. And most importantly, have fun building and growing your server! ✨

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I’ve already written about some tricks and tips on how to make your Discord aesthetic. But it was getting rather long, so I decided to make a separate tutorial about embeds.

Now, embeds are not an absolute must-have. But if you want to achieve the best results & create an immensely beautiful Discord server, you want to consider using them.

Without further ado, let’s get started!

How to make embeds in Discord without a bot

Let’s not complicate things and start with creating embeds in a plain way: without using any bot.

To create embeds in Discord without a bot means creating embeds with a webhook. Webhooks are helpful because they let you post messages from other websites or apps into Discord.

First, let’s create a Webhook for a specific channel where you will post your Embed.

Select the desired text channel and click on Edit Channel.

Then go to Integration » Webhooks » New Webhook » Copy Webhook URL.

Open your preferred website browser and go to https://discohook.org/. Click on Clear All so we have a blank slate.

Paste the previously copied Webhook into the Webhook URL window.

Find Add Embed button » Embed 1 » Body.

Make sure to pick a pretty color for the vertical line on the left side of your embed.

You can also apply any fancy Discord formatting as this will beautify your Discord embed.

It’s also possible to edit the profile, which will edit the name and pic of who posted the embedded message. The Webhook we created will be edited to fit your needs.

You can pick any avatar/name you like. But be careful because if you want to edit this embedded message in the future, you won’t be able to change the profile anymore.

After you are done, press Send.

This will send this embedded message to the channel you chose.

I recommend you also create a backup for later. At the top left, click on Backups » Input Backup name » Save. This way, you can edit it later.

How to edit an existing embed with Discohook

The most convenient would be to load your existing embed from your backup.

Go to https://discohook.org/, click on Backups and Load the desired backup.

Now, edit the embed according to your needs and open the Discord server with the embedded message you want to edit.

Hover over the embed, click on three dots, and copy the message link.

Scroll down in Discohook and paste this message link to the Message Link window.

To finish the editing process, scroll to the top and click on Edit.

This means that your already created embed will be edited instead of reposted.

If you don’t have a backup saved, you can do it from a blank slate, the only difference will be that you’ll have to manually input the text and copy the Webhook URL for that specific channel as we learned previously.

How to embed images with Discohook

You can add pictures to your embeds in two ways:

1. Files
2. Embed » Images

For example, let’s say you want to add a Rules banner to the top before your embedded rules.

Files let you upload the image directly from your PC. This will be displayed before your embed. However, it won’t be an embedded picture but rather a plain picture.

The Images field that can be found under Embed allows posting embedded pictures.

You’ll need to input a valid Image URL for this to work.

Pro Tip: I usually just upload the picture to my hidden Discord text channel, click on the image, open the original, and copy that image link. Make sure you don’t delete this image from your Discord text channel later.

You want to put the image URL to Embeds » Images » Image URLs.

Also, move this embed with the image to the top if it’s not already there.

How to send a hyperlink in Discord embed

Discord currently doesn’t support hyperlinks by default. The exception is an embedded message where you can insert hyperlinks with no problem.

To add a hyperlink, simply copy this format:

[Geeky GF Website](https://geekygf.com/): how-to tutorials about everything geeky.

It will look like this:

Geeky GF Website: how-to tutorials about everything geeky.

How to add custom emojis to an embed in Discord

Did you know that custom emojis (those that you have exclusively on your Discord server) can be also added to your embeds?

The default emojis will work flawlessly just by copying them. I usually use EmojiDB for that.

To take it to the next level, you can add a custom emoji to your embed, make sure you have developer mode on, and go to any text test channel.

To turn the developer mode on, click on the User Settings cog in the bottom left corner. Go to Advanced under APP SETTINGS. Toggle Developer Mode on.

Click on emojis and select the one you want to use in your embed, then add a backslash \ before the emoji and press enter.

It will look in your text channel like this:

Copy this emoji ID according to your needs to your embed. You can add as many custom emojis as needed.

The custom emoji in the embed will end up looking like this:

The same logic applies to adding your Discord server’s roles and channels to your embed.

When you tag a user or a voice/text channel and add backslash \ before them then press enter, you will see their ID for your embed.

How to make Discord embeds using Carl-bot

It’s no secret that one of my favorite bots is Carl-bot. I use it for reaction roles, automod, logging, welcome messages, and more.

But did you know that you can also easily create embeds with Carl-bot?

Carl-bot has an embed builder. It can be found under the Utility tab on the bot’s official website.

It’s even simpler than Discohook since you don’t have to create a Webhook nor Profile.

You simply put whatever you want to the Description and Title, choose a color of your embed in the Toggle color picker, and choose a destination channel. Voilà, you are done!

Just don’t be surprised because your embed will be posted by Carl-bot.

How to edit an embed created with Carl-bot

I thought it was not possible to edit the Carl-bot embeds but I learned differently through Aeno’s Youtube channel.

To edit an embed created with Carl-bot, hover over the embed, click on three dots and then Copy ID.

If you are in the same text channel, you don’t have to add the channel as I did in the picture below.

Follow this format: !embedsource Message ID

If you are editing from a different text channel, simply tag the channel where the embedded message is after the Channel ID.

Now, you will have the code you need for editing.

Head over to Carl-bot’s official website, Utility » Embeds » Raw JSON (this is located in the Preview tab at the right top). Paste the copied code and click on Apply.

Now, you don’t want to repost this embedded message but rather edit it.

First of all, make the desired changes to your embed.

Secondly, go to Preview again and click on Copy to clipboard.

Open Pastebin and paste the code, set paste exposure to unlisted, and click on Create New Paste.

Next, copy the Pastebin URL you’ve just created.

You’ll again head to any text channel and type the following:

!ecembed Message ID Pastebin URL

If you are not in the text channel where the embed is located, tag the channel where your embed is before the Pastebin URL. Press Enter.

Subsequently, Carl-bot will give you “Edited message!” feedback if it was implemented correctly.

How to make Discord embeds with the Mimu bot

Mimu Bot offers a cute currency system but it’s also widely used for creating Discord embeds.

Please note that you can have only up to 5 embeds with the free version of Mimu.

To delete your old, unused embeds, use /embed delete embed:embedname

To create an embed with the Mimu bot, type /embed create. Choose a short and memorable name for your embed.

You can edit most things there, it’s a very similar but simplified creation of embeds compared to Discohook.

By default, the author will be Mimu, which is fine but you can click on Edit the author to change their name and picture.

The most essential things can be edited with Edit the basic information button.

Since there is no color picker, use a website with hex color codes to pick the fitting color for your embed.

Then simply click on Submit and this will send/edit the embed information.

Great thing is that you can edit all of your embeds later with the support commands under the embed.

Final thoughts

Discord Embeds are one of the simplest and cleanest ways to make your Discord server truly beautiful. 💖✨

With a little time, you can make neat embeds for pretty much everything: server rules, information, announcements, and so on.

Make sure to bookmark this post for later use and let me know in the comments if you have any questions about embeds!

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Now, I do consider myself a somewhat experienced Discord user as I have been using Discord for more than 6 years.

With that being said, I started paying more attention to the overall aesthetics of the server after creating a few of my own. And it can definitely be overwhelming, mainly if you are new to this and don’t know where to find resources to create an aesthetic Discord Server.

Luckily, you have found the right guide!

In this article, you’ll find all the resources you need to create a beautiful, aesthetically pleasing Discord Server from the scratch.

Let’s get into it!

1. Create a blank Discord server

I know that there are many tempting Discord templates and those are a good starting point for inspiration. But if you want to take your Discord to a next level, that won’t be enough. I mean, you don’t want your Discord to look the same as x other servers… or do you?

So let’s start with a blank slate and we’ll build it from the scratch. This way, we will ensure that your Discord will be both alluring and unique!

How to create a blank Discord server template:

1. Click on the plus icon at the bottom left sidebar.
2. Choose “Create My Own”.
3. Skip the next question.
4. Give your server a name (you can change this later).

2. Aesthetic Discord Roles

Roles don’t have to be boring. Even a newbie can create gorgeous Discord roles with the resources found below.

Starting Roles

First, you want to set up at least three (or four) basic starting roles:

• Owner (this one is good for flex and useful if you have a bigger server)
• Admin
• Moderator
• BOTS

You can rename them according to your liking.

Some examples if you are not feeling very creative:

• Owner (King/Queen, Café Owner, General, etc.)
• Admin (Duke/Duchess, Café Manager, Colonel, Colonel, etc.)
• Moderator (Count/Countess, Assistant Manager, Major, etc.)
• BOTS (Aide, Barista, Sergeant)

Again, this is all about how creative you are! You don’t need many of these roles, it’s good to condense them to prevent bloat.

Make sure that you put these roles at the top of your Roles if you created them later. This will ensure that the most important roles are displayed at the top and everyone can find them.

You can access these settings in Server Settings → Roles. You can drag the roles directly from here to the top or click on Edit which will show as a pen icon next to three dots when you hover over any role. There, you can drag them according to your needs.

After that, when assigned, these roles will show at the top. But for this to work, you’ll need to display the roles separately.

This setting can be found in Server Settings → Roles → Edit.

Automatically assigned roles

After you have your starting roles created, you want to think about what role(s) you want your members to have automatically assigned.

So, let’s say you want all members except for Admins & Mods to be grouped by one role so it looks neat in the right sidebar.

To picture this, imagine you have an anime server focusing on one specific anime. This anime is school-focused. It would make sense to make a role “Student” in this case and set this role to display separately from other online members.

Set permissions according to your consideration for Admins, Mods, and that one role that’ll be assigned to every member.

Note that you’ll need to add a bot like Carl, YAGPDB, or Amari to automatically assign the role. Alternatively, you can do it manually if you have only a small group of friends on your server.

Cosmetic Roles

After that is done, you’ll want to think about personal/cosmetic roles that your members can choose by reacting in a dedicated channel. Again, this can be done manually if you have a small group of people on your server but it’s handier if they can do it by reacting.

Always clear all permissions from the personal/cosmetic roles, they are purely cosmetic.

Automatically assigning roles can be done by a bot. I recommend that you use either Carl or YAGPDB mentioned above.

Some good general personal/cosmetic roles to consider:

• Gender
• Age range
• Hobbies
• Animals
• Food, drinks
• Games
• Music
• Continent
• Color

Specific cosmetic roles depend on the theme and niche of your Discord Server.

If you have a Discord about some game, you can consider the following:

• Server/ Region
• Rank in-game
• Champions/legends

If you have an anime Discord server, you can include a role related to the characters from the series.

Now the real question settles in: how to make Discord roles pretty?

To create aesthetic Discord roles, you’ll need some good resources. Luckily, I have collected all of them below.

Finding fitting emojis for Discord roles

To find the right emoji for your role, press Windows Key + . or browse EmojiDB.

Examples: 🔮 Lilac, 🎓 Student, 👩 Female, etc.

This can make the roles stand out and make them more enchanting.

You don’t have to add emojis to every role, though! It’s up to you and your preferences.

Color palettes for Discord roles

Color palettes are a magic trick I use to make the roles even more unique. This way, I ensure that the roles don’t look dull. The default Discord role colors are not very eye-catching, after all.

You can really enhance their look and make them pop or silence them, whatever you choose!

For example, you might decide to make the staff roles purple-toned or choose the color roles based on some distinctive color palette you find there.

Find this setting in Server Settings → Roles → Edit → Role Color → Custom Color. Simply add the hex code from the website and voilà!

Examples: 🔮 Lilac, 🎓 Student, 👩 Female

Aesthetic Names for Discord Roles

Let’s say you want to create a bakery-themed Discord server.

In that case, I would Google something like “Favorite Baked Goods” and “Bakery Job Titles” to look for some ideas.

Examples of aesthetic bakery-themed Discord Roles:

• Baked Goods Roles: 🥧 Apple Pie, 🍪 Chocolate Chip Cookies, 🥯 Bagel, 🍩 Cream Puff, 🧁 Blueberry Muffin, etc.

• Bakery Job Titles: 🍞 Dough Maker, 📠 Bakery Clerk, 🍳 Fryer, 🍫 Chocolatier, 🍰 Cake Decorator, 🥐 Pastry Cook, 👩🏻‍🍳 Baker, 🍭 Candy Maker, 🍮 Cookie Icer, 🥮 Pie Maker, etc.

3. Aesthetic Categories & Channels

It wouldn’t be an aesthetic Discord Server without beautiful categories & channels.

You need to think about what kind of categories you need and this is based on your text channels. The name of the category should sum up the text/voice channels.

The default template would go something like this:

1. Information Category
2. Community Category
3. Voice Category
4. Admin Category (not visible for regular members)

Now, how can you enhance the look of your categories and text channels?

Aesthetic Discord Categories

First, you might want to add a fitting emoji at the beginning (and possibly end) of each category.

To match the theme of your Discord, use EmojiDB or Emoji Combo.

If you want your Discord to be coffee shop-themed, write “coffee shop” in Emoji Combo and it’ll show you various appealing emojis that you can consider adding to your categories/channels.

Some examples of Aesthetic Discord emoji combos:

• Coffee shop: ☕🥧🧸💭🥐🥛🍵
• Bakery: 🍞 🥐 🥖 🥨 🥯 🥞 🧇
• Soft: 💗🍄🌷💌🍓🌸🧁🥞🌊🍪🎀💫👒🦋🪐✨⚡️🍒🍡🍬🧃
• Gentle: 🌸🍥💗🍦🍧🍰🐇🍡🍭🍓🧸
• Restaurant: 🍔🍟🌮🍕🌭🍝🧆🍽️🥨🥓🍗🍛🌯
• Kingdom: ✨👸👑🏰
• Medieval: 🏰🗡️⚔️🐴🏹👑🐲🤺🛡️
• Space: 🌌☄️🪐☄️🌎🌍💫✨🗺️🌏🌞🌕🌓🌗🚀♾️⭐🗺️🌠🌟🌘🛸☀️🌖🌔🌑🔭🌙🛰️🌐🌃🌒☁️🖤🌜🌛🔮🌌🌅
• Fantasy: 🧚‍♀️✨🍄🌸🏹🌿🌱🔮🌙
• Party: 🥳🙌🎂 🍰🎈🎉 🎁
• Cottagecore: 🌱🍄🌻🥞🌿🌷🍎🍀🍓🥕☘️🍃🍯🌸🥧
• Fairycore: 🍄🧚🏻‍♀️🌙🌿🌱👒🩹🌷
• Holiday: ☀️🌊🍉🌴⛱️🍦

Adding one emoji at the beginning is good enough for a clean look.

One emoji examples:

• 🎮 GAMES
• ✨ ANIME
• 🔊 VOICE

Two emojis examples:

• 🎮 GAMES 🎮
• ✨ ANIME ✨
• 🔊 VOICE 🔊

You can take it to the next level by adding horizontal line symbols or brackets. Use this website for horizontal lines & this for brackets.

Horizontal Lines & Brackets examples:

• 🥧 ┅ MAIN LOUNGE ┅ 🥧
• 📌| ━━ IMPORTANT ━━ |📌
• 🙌 ╍ COMMUNITY ╍ 🙌
• 「RULES」
• 🌷| ┈┈ INFO ┈┈ |🌷
• 〔🌎〕 GENERAL

Some people prefer an aesthetic that’s very unique. It can get messy and cluttered really fast, so you gotta be careful. It’s certainly not for everyone.

Unique Discord aesthetic examples:

• «🍓» ‧₊˚ INFORMATION ⤹♡₊ﾟ
• 「📜」RULES ♡₊˚๑
• ˗ˏˋ꒰ 🍒 ꒱GARDEN~
• ⸝⸝ ✨ ˚₊﹕ANIME ੭₊˚
• ꒰ ៸៸ VOICE CHAT ⊹ 🍓˚꒱
• ◟★ 🍡 MAIN ⊹˚

Check out this website for more aesthetic symbols.

Aesthetic Discord Text Channels

You might have noticed that you can’t put space to your text channels on Discord, it adds – between.

They’ll end up looking like this: ✨roles, ✨-roles. Not the best look, is it?

So how do you put space in your Discord text channels to separate the emoji from the actual text?

Well, this can be done by adding special characters.

These two are my personal favorite special characters for aesthetic Discord text channels:

• ・
• ︱

Other viable options for aesthetic text channels:

• ╏
• ︰
• ╎
• ┇
• ┊
• ┋
• ┃

These special characters have some space to the right and left as their part, creating that space effect for your Discord text channels.

Fancy text for Discord Roles

Your text doesn’t have to be the default one.

You can customize it to look fancier.

Just keep in mind that searching for such a role might be difficult if you want to for example ping it.

I, for instance, don’t use fancy Discord roles.

Examples: 👑 Ｑｕｅｅｎ, 🌷 𝐂𝐮𝐭𝐢𝐞, ☕ 𝘾𝙤𝙛𝙛𝙚𝙚 𝙇𝙤𝙫𝙚𝙧

4. Aesthetic Discord Emoji Packs

The aesthetic is not completed before you add some cute emojis. They should be related to the theme you chose, though.

Emoji gg offers many awesome packs, ranging from cute through Pepe to anime!

5. Using the right formatting for aesthetics

You can create nice looking server even without embeds. With a little formatting, it’ll have a clean look anyways.

Basic Styles

Code Blocks

You also need to know how to make basic code blocks.

To create a one-line block, wrap your text in backticks `.

To create a multiline block, wrap your text in three backticks ```.

Quote Blocks

Quote Blocks can also enhance the look of your text.

Write at the beginning of the text > to transform your text into a single-line quote block.

To create a multiline quote block, write >>> at the beginning of the text.

As you can see, with some time and effort invested, you can create an aesthetic Discord Server with ease.

Make sure to bookmark (Ctrl + d) this post so that you can easily access the resources to create an Aesthetic Discord Server.🔖😊

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For those not familiar with the bot, Izzi Bot is a Discord bot that simulates a whole JRPG card battle with over 350 anime cards to collect and use in PvP and PvE events with in-game items to buff the stats of your card.

You might be confused at first since there are many commands but it’s not hard to set up Izzi Bot.

Let’s get started!

1. Invite Izzi Bot to your server

The first step is to invite Izzi Bot to your Discord server.

You can do it through Izzi Bot’s official site (Play now) or Top GG (Invite).

2. Redirect card drops to specific channels

Izzi Bot randomly spawns cards that you can claim based on the text channel activity on your Discord Server.

When you set up Izzi for the first time, it’s recommended to restrict the card spawn to one dedicated channel so that other text channels remain undisturbed. For this purpose, let’s create a text channel called “izzi-spawn”.

Since Discord now enforces applications to use slash commands, you can either tag @izzi9752 or use /.When you type @iz, it will already show Izzi at the top and you can press TAB if you are on a PC.

After you created the text channel, use the command @iz rdt #ID. You can either @ the channel or you can copy its ID if you have the developer mode on.

3. Create Izzi Game text channels

Depending on the size of your server and how many players there might be, you want to create game text channels where Discord members can play Izzi.

Start with a conservative number of text channels dedicated to playing Izzi, like 2 or 3 if you don’t have many people that would be playing it simultaneously, and increase if it’s not enough.

This way you will ensure that each player can post commands in a separate game channel. If two or more people try to battle or use commands at the same time in the same channel, it won’t work properly.

You should also consider creating a specific role that will be acquirable by reacting to unlock the game channels. Only users with that specific role would see Izzi-related channels, and members who might not be interested will not see it.

4. Start your epic journey

Now all that’s left is to type @iz start.

After you have started your journey in The Xenverse, you want to access your inventory by typing @iz inv. This will show you all cards in your inventory. If you have just started playing, you’ll have only one random Diamond card.

To choose a card that will fight alongside you, type @iz select #. The # represents the number, not the ID.

When you have your card selected, here are the basic Izzi commands you are going to use for battling in various zones:

5. The Izzi Help Command

When in doubt, use @iz help. This command will show you all sorts of resources & commands and explain them to you when requested!

Otherwise, good job, you’ve just learned how to set up Izzi!

We have also created a comprehensive guide for beginners, so if you are new to Izzi, you might want to read that as well.

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In this guide, I’ll explain to you how to play Izzi—including tips and tricks you won’t find anywhere else!

Let’s get started!

Profile

When you play Izzi, you are going to use a few commands related to your profile very often. Please note that every time there are commands mentioned, it is not a full list, only the most frequently used ones. See all commands on the official Izzi website.

You’ll probably end up checking these many times if you play, so it’s good to have them in one place!

All commands in this article are written with manual message parsing but Discord now enforces applications to use slash commands in order to work. This essentially means that you will have to either tag the bot by typing @izzi9752 or use /.

As a result, you will type instead of let’s say iz g → @iz9752 g, and it will work flawlessly.

I know that this is an annoying change for many but there is a workaround that works for phones.

How to add shortcuts on Gboard (a keyboard app for Android phones)

To make a new shortcut, launch Gboard app ➾ Dictionary ➾ Personal Dictionary ➾ Language then tap on “+” symbol in the right corner. Enter the abbreviation you’d like to use in the “Shortcut” (iz) field, and then type in the entire phrase you want it to be replaced with in the “Phrase” (@izzi#9752) field.

How to add shortcuts on iPhone

To make a new shortcut, launch the Settings app ➾ General ➾ Keyboard ➾ Text Replacement and choose the “+” symbol in the top right corner. Enter the abbreviation you’d like to use in the “Shortcut” (iz) field, and then type in the entire phrase you want it to be replaced with in the “Phrase” (@izzi#9752) field.

NOTE: Make sure auto-correct is on if you want this to work.

Izzi Bot Profile Commands

Inventory

One of the key elements of Izzi is that you’ll collect cards that you’ll use for battles. Hence, it’s necessary to understand how to access and compare them. I included some other commands that are useful for handling your cards as well.

Izzi Bot Inventory Commands

Elements

Each card has an element type. When you battle against other characters, you can end up in elemental advantage/disadvantage/unaffected.

When you are flooring or raiding, it’s nice to have an elemental advantage. In flooring it’s fairly easy, the boss (card) that you are battling has one element so you can easily say whether you have an elemental advantage.

But raiding is different. You have a team of 3 and the raid against you has also random 3 characters with certain elements. You need to make sure that you have the elemental advantage there.

So each time you are in a raid, sum up all your advantage minus disadvantages.

+1>=advantage, 0=neutral & -1>=disadvantage

In simplicity, this means that when you are at an elemental advantage, you can deal more damage and receive less damage and vice versa.

In the example above, you can see that Team . will have an elemental advantage. This is because 🌪️ doesn’t counter any of Team .’s elements and only Team .’s 🍃 counters XeneX’s ⛰️.

Raiding Comps & which cards to buy

The current raid meta in Izzi is Harbinger of Death + Revitalize + Lifesteal. Those are abilities that are most OP right now but that might change in the future. I’ll also provide some examples that are in my opinion worth buying/considering.

HoD: You cannot escape your death. Nullify all Stack Effects resetting Evasion Chance, as well as buffing all Ally Stats by 14%.

HoD Cards Examples: ⛰️Nosferatu Zodd/ Monika, 💧Rimuru Tempest, 🌙Satoru Gojo/Sukuna, ☀️Akame, ❄️Kaito, 🍃Inui Sajuna, 🔥Shishio Makoto, ⚡Schwi Dola

Revitalize: Restore 18% of missing HP of all allies as well as increase their ATK by 8%.

Revitalize Cards Examples: 🍃Yotsuba Nakano, ☀️Shuna/Miku Nakano/Mayuri Shiina, ✨Kitagawa Marin, 🌙Mio Akiyama, ❄️Kaho Hinata/ Ririka Momobami

Lifesteal: Increase Life Steal by 25%, as well as buff ATK of all allies by 10%.

Lifesteal Cards Examples: 🍃Momo Belia Deviluke, ☣️Mine, ☀️Enju Aihara, ✨King Bradley, 🔥Maka Albarn, ⛰️Erza Scarlet, 💧Nagisa Shiota, ⚡Tuka Luna Marceau

To quickly browse Xendex, use the command iz dex -a <ability name>.

Example: iz dex -a lifesteal. To add an element, add -t <element>. Example: iz -dex -a lifesteal -t fire.

You want to look at stats, elements, and prices on the market for the desired card. The most important stats are ATK (Attack), HP (Health), and DEF (Defense). The best elements to start with are probably Fire, Crystal, Light, or Neutral. The weakest element is Water because it counters only Fire while it’s countered by two elements.

To make things simpler, you can choose a Neutral card for Revitalize/Lifesteal and buy a variety of HoD cards with different elements that you’ll change up depending on the situation. It’s up to you how you want to handle it.

Cards for flooring

When you start your journey in Izzi, you’ll receive a Diamond card that will sustain you for a while. But don’t get too comfortable, you should get ahold of an Immortal card ASAP! I was using the cards I acquired for raiding (mainly Revitalize but also HoD) and they sustained me till high floors. Of course, you want to upgrade them to at least Exclusive and then finally to Ultimate rank.

There are some difficult floors though when you are really high (80+ floors) and you’ll want to get Guardian cards (💧Aqua, ❄️Mitsuki Nase, ☀️Kaori Miyazono) and possibly also a Sleep card ☣️Accelerator for 🌪️ and HoD floors. Also, you can use characters like ⛰️Raphtalia (Berserk ability) for RNG floors. Keep in mind that sometimes it takes many tries before you actually defeat the floor boss. Don’t give up easily!

Where to get Immortal cards?

You can get Legend, Divine, and even Immortal cards from:

• Hard & Immortal Raids.
• Market. Use iz help mk to see all available commands. I don’t recommend doing this as it’s too expensive but it might be worth checking once in a while, someone might put there something for a cheaper price.
• Market selling section on the Official Izzi Discord server. This is where I purchase all cards, you can even negotiate with the sellers and it’s usually way cheaper than the normal market accessible through commands.

Must-buy items & how to equip them

To have the right items means to survive longer and deal more damage.

If you are poor, you want to start with the basic items for the HoD comp. Those are Bloodthirster (ID 3), Youmuu’s Ghostblade (ID 8), and Sapphire’s Staff (ID 11). You can purchase them through the command iz ishop & then you’ll buy them with the command iz ishop buy <ID>.

Bloodthirster (ID 3): Increase the critical hit chances and lifesteal of all allies by 20%. ATK: 55 | CRIT: 0.2

Ghostblade (ID 8): Gain (+40) speed increasing your evasion chances by 12%. EVASION: 0.12 | ATK: 60 | SPD: 40

Sapphire’s Staff (ID 11): Grants additional (+40) INT, +35 defense. As well as gain a 30% resistance and 32% EVASION chance against Harbinger of Death INT: 40 | DEF: 35 | RESIST: 30

After you gain more gold, you’ll want to get also Seeker’s Armguard (ID 9). This item will be useful in raids when you are against HoD. You’ll swap ID 8 for ID 9. So instead of 3 8 11, you’ll go for 3 9 11.

It’s useful to also acquire Staff of Medana (ID 17) as that is counter to Restriction and Sleep.

Seeker’s Armguard (ID 9): Grants additional (+40) INT, +35 defense. As well as gain a 30% resistance and 32% EVASION chance against Harbinger of Death. INT: 40 | DEF: 35 | RESIST: 30

Staff of Medana (ID 17): Grants 20% resistance buff against SLEEP/RESTRICT as well as increases INT by 125 points. INT: 125 | RESIST: 20

To equip the item for your character, first, check the number of the card in the inventory, and then you’ll type iz eq <number of the card> <ID of the item>.

For example, to equip Ghostblade (ID 8) on your card number 6, you’ll type iz eq 6 8.

There is another method for equipping items for your team: iz tm equip <item ID> <team name>. This will equip the chosen item to the position in the team instead.

If an item is already equipped on the card assigned the team item will not be used. Items equipped on teams will not be removed unless the team is reset or the same item is set to a different position. The same item can be equipped on multiple teams making it easier to switch between teams.

Evolving & Enchanting Cards

Now that you know how to work with your inventory, you need to be well-prepared for evolving your cards.

To understand the evolving system, let’s first talk about what means to evolve your card.

There is a total of 9 ranks in Izzi and between them is a 20% increase based on the base stats that each card has.

Evolving a card means that you can upgrade the rank of the card. This can be done starting from Diamond.

There are two methods of how you can evolve your cards.

The first method is cheaper but requires two identical cards of the same rank and the same (maximum) level.

For example, if you combine two identical Immortal cards (level 70), you’ll upgrade that specific card to become an Exclusive rank (level 1). This will boost the card’s stats by 20%.

First, you’ll need to sacrifice one of the cards by typing iz sac <card number 1> <card number 2> (it’ll sacrifice card number 2 and transfer the souls to card number 1).

Then, you’ll use the already-mentioned command iz evo <card number 1>. After that, you’ll get a level 1 card of the next rank that you’ll need to enchant to get the maximum level.

You’ll usually want to buy either Divine (maximum level 60) or Immortal cards (maximum level 70). This way, you can quickly build an Immortal Card or an Exclusive card, which are solid for raiding and clearing floors.

The second method of evolving cards is through your guild. This is worth it when you want to gain blue orbs (you can purchase skins for them & convert them into shards) or when the Immortal card by itself is too expensive.

Each clan leader and vice leader can access the guild market. There, they can purchase souls and seals, which are later accessed by you through iz guild items command. These souls & seals are used to evolve a card and upgrade a guild.

Even though they can be plenty of those if there is enough gold in the guild, you won’t be able to get the guild items if you don’t have enough usable gold in the guild. To check how much usable gold you have, type iz guild members.

There are many important things to note:

• 5 souls need 1 seal.
• Only the guild leader/vice leader can purchase souls and seals directly from the guild shop (iz guild mk).
• The card should be at a maximum level before evoing; your card contains 1 soul by default on every rank.

Now that you made sure that you have enough usable gold and that your guild has all the items you need to upgrade your card, you’ll want to use this command: [Example] iz guild souls 123123 20 → it’ll add 20 souls (that’s the maximum) to the card with ID 123123. You’ll just keep adding souls if you need more with the same command. After they are added, you’ll evo your card as explained above.

To sum it up, it’s possible to grind your way to Ultimate rank with a bit of effort, time, and gold.

Enchanting means leveling the cards. This slightly boosts the stats of the card at each level.

When you enchant the card, it’ll automatically choose all silver, gold, and platinum cards, destroy them, and upgrade your card’s level. The command for enchanting is iz enh <card number>.

There is also a 3x multiplier if you have silver, gold, or platinum cards of the same hero card you are enchanting. This way, you won’t need as many cards. To quickly find how many cards you need, use the command iz cards <level 1> <level 2>.

To give an example, iz cards 1 70 will show you how many cards you’ll need to consume in order to level up from level 1 to level 70.

How to Enchant (Level) Ultimate Cards

Ultimate cards can be leveled up from level 70 to level 80. To achieve the next level, you need to collect a certain amount of souls which will be shown in your inventory.

To acquire souls, you need to buy and equip Desolator (ID 7) from the ishop. The cost of this item is 27,778.

You’ll need to equip it to one of your Ultimate cards and as you will battle with your team in raids, you have a chance to gain 3 souls from one raid battle attack.

Once you have sufficient souls, you’ll type @iz uc <card ID>. This will consume the souls and level up your card.

Adventures

Izzi is all about adventuring, and clearing floors will provide you gold, levels (higher level=bigger mana pool), and also experience with various elements and abilities to understand the game better.

When you first start flooring, it’s going to be easy but will get gradually more difficult as you progress to higher floors.

Izzi Bot Adventure Commands

It’s very crucial to remember that you can use the hidebt feature. This will hide the visual and show you the battle’s results instantly!

Example: iz bt hidebt

Mana

You need mana if you want to clear floors. Each “challenge” will cost you 5 mana even if you lose against the floor boss.

It comes in handy to know that you get 2 mana every 4 minutes (+1 if premium).

When you are out of mana, you can use the following commands:

• iz vote (you’ll get some extra gold, a refill of mana, and raid permits) for voting
• iz hr (hourly mana from 5 to 20)
• iz lotto (lottery, you have a chance to win some mana)

Make sure that you use all your mana before you vote because you’ll get your mana refilled fully!

Creating a team & raiding

To start raiding means that you will first need a solid team. We have talked about elemental advantage and cards that you should buy but how do you even create a team for raiding in the first place?

It’s fairly easy. You’ll type iz tm create <name> and it will create your team. After that, you can go ahead and type iz tm select <team name>. Now that you’ve selected a team that’ll battle with you on your raid adventures.

To assign a card to battle in your team, type iz tm set <card number> <team name>. When in doubt, use the command iz tm view to check your current team! Make sure you have the right items equipped.

There are 4 difficulties (easy -e, medium -m, hard -h, immortal -i). Obviously, the Immortal one is the best.

If you already have some solid Immortal Cards that are capable of dealing damage, you can start looking for Immortal Raids. You have a chance to get Legend, Divine, and even Immortal cards there and you earn quite a lot of gold (depending on how many players are in the lobby).

To join a raid simply type iz rd lobbies -d immo. This will show you all public Immortal raids which you can join by typing iz rd join <ID of the raid>.

You can also spawn raids by typing iz rd spawn i -p. This will spawn an Immortal raid privately. You can turn it public by typing iz rd mpublic. If you have spawned a raid that’s public and want to turn it to private, use the command iz rd mprivate. Invite your friends by typing iz rd invite @name.

There is another option and that is to go to the official Izzi Discord server and turn on notifications for raid pings. You can join the raid by clicking on the join button in the raid recruitment channel. Be fast, though, people are like vultures for raids there!

When you have already joined the raid, you’ll first be in a raid lobby. If you are a leader, you can check how many players there are by typing iz rd lobby. There can be a maximum of 6 players. Immortal raids can be done solo even if they are Immortal but they are going to take longer. To start a raid, you type iz rd start.

I am not a big fan of kicking players who have already joined the lobby but you can do that by typing iz rd kick <vote kick ID>.Vote Kick ID is visible in the raid lobby.

When a player is AFK for more than 30 minutes and the raid has already started, you can vote for kicking him. This can be done even if you are not the leader of the raid. More than 50% have to vote for kicking the player to get them kicked. You do that by using the command iz rd votekick <vote kick ID>.

Raid battle is initiated by typing iz rd bt. You can also use iz rd bt all. Again, you can hide the visual with hidebt, so iz rd bt hidebt/ iz rd bt all hidebt.

You start the raid with 25 raid energy, which is the maximum energy. Each battle takes 10 raid energy and you regenerate 5 raid energy every 4 minutes. To check your raid energy, type iz rd e.

Hard & Immortal Drop Rate

To be eligible for an Immortal card drop rate, you need to deal at least 10% of the raid bosses’ HP.

For Immortals raids, the Immortal card drop rate is 12.75%, meanwhile, for Hard raids, it’s 6.25%. The MVP and also Premium users have a significantly increased chance to get one.

I hope this guide on how to play Izzi will be helpful for new players. Let me know in the comments if you have any questions! 🙂

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