slendy-bot

Getting started

1. Click 'Add to Discord' and select your server. Enable 'Manage Server' permissions. The bot only uses slash commands: it can't read messages.
2. In any channel, type / and choose a slendy-bot command. Player and hero names autocomplete as you type.
3. Try /help for the full list of commands

/profile

A player's season: record, win rate by first and second pick and by going first or second, most played heroes, preban pairs, best and worst picks and matchups, and their rating over time.

Options

• playerIn-game name. Tracked players autocomplete.
• serverOnly needed for players slendy.gg doesn't track: uses their last 100 games.
• heroShow how the player does with this hero: partners, artifacts, easiest and toughest matchups, starting CR.
• viewOverview (default), Warfare for win rates under each warfare rule, or with hero: Playing (default) or Against.
• sinceOnly games since a hero release or balance patch. See since below.
• lastOnly their most recent N games. With hero: their last N with (or against) that hero.
• min_gamesGames a hero needs to rank as best or worst. Default: automatic, 3 to 20.

Example Commands

Example outputs

/hero

How a hero is doing among the top 500 players: games, pick rate, win rate (by pick order and by going first), common allies, best and worst matchups, best trios, most used artifacts, and the players with the most games on it.

Add with (and and) for a duo or trio on one team: its win rate, how it compares with the hero's own, its win rate week by week, the rest of the team and its best and worst matchups.

Options

• heroHero name. Autocompletes as you type.
• withA teammate: the duo's games together.
• andA third hero, for a trio.
• sinceOnly games since a hero release or balance patch. See since below.

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The since option

/profile, /hero and /h2h cover the whole season by default. Add since to look only at games from a hero release or balance patch onwards, for example to see how a hero is doing after a balance change.

Click since and pick from the list that appears: it offers this season's releases and patches, newest first. You don't type a date.

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/h2h

Two players' record against each other and their most recent games, with each draft, the bans, and the starting CR bar. The first player has to be one slendy.gg tracks; the opponent is matched by their exact in-game name.

Options

• playerA player slendy.gg tracks. Autocompletes.
• opponentWho they played against: their exact in-game name.
• sinceOnly games since a hero release or balance patch. See since above.

Example Commands

Example outputs

/race

The race leaderboard: which Legend players win the first turn most often. A race is a game where the player drafted a speed imprint (banned or not), or where the two sides' fastest units were within 5% CR of each other. Taking the first turn wins the race. Games with Harsetti or Zio aren't included.

This is a for fun leaderboard, don't take it too seriously.

Options

• sortOrder the leaderboard by Races won % (default), Most races or Most imprints picked.
• playerShow this player's race record instead: races won, leaderboard rank, the imprints they draft and the heroes they go first with.
• serverOnly needed for players slendy.gg doesn't track.

Example Commands

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/gwspeed

A speed checker. Enter your fastest unit's speed and the combat readiness the slower side had when the first turn was taken. You get the range of speeds the opponent could be, how likely each is, and the minimum speed you need to always go first, whatever the starting speed RNG.

Options

• speedYour fastest unit's speed.
• crThe slower side's CR % at the first turn: theirs if you moved first, yours if they did.
• firstWho took the first turn. Default: you.

Example Commands

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/cutoff

The points needed for Legend, Emperor and Warlord this season: where each stands, the change since the day before, and the average gain per day. Cutoffs trail by about two days, because the game's own records do.

Example outputs

/help

The list of commands and options, shown only to you.

Limits and privacy

Each person can run 3 commands every 30 seconds. slendy-bot keeps nothing about the people who use it; see the Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.