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  1 | <table class="table table-bordered">           
  2 |         <thead class=thead-dark>
  3 |             <tr>
  4 |                 <th id="col" scope=col>Options</th>
  5 |                 <th id="col" scope=col>Usage</th>
  6 |             </tr>
  7 |         </thead>
  8 |         <tbody>
  9 |             <tr>
 10 |         <td id=category colspan=2><strong>Setup Details</strong></td>
 11 |             </tr>
 12 |             <tr>
 13 |               <td><kbd>welcome-channel</kbd></td>
 14 |                 <td>&set welcome-channel (channel_id)</td>
 15 |             </tr>
 16 |               <tr>
 17 |                   <td><kbd>leave-channel</kbd></td>
 18 |                 <td>&set leave-channel (channel_id)</td>
 19 |             </tr>
 20 |               <tr>
 21 |                 <td><kbd>audit-channel</kbd></td>
 22 |                 <td>&set audit-channel (channel_id)</td>
 23 |             </tr>
 24 |               <tr>
 25 |                 <td><kbd>auto-role</kbd></td>
 26 |                 <td>&set welcome-role (@role)</td>
 27 |             </tr>
 28 |               <tr>
 29 |                 <td><kbd>announce-channel</kbd></td>
 30 |                 <td>&set announce-channel (channel_id)</td>
 31 |             </tr>
 32 |               <tr>
 33 |                 <td><kbd>suggest-channel</kbd></td>
 34 |                 <td>&set suggest-channel (channel_id)</td>
 35 |             </tr>
 36 |               <tr>
 37 |                 <td><kbd>level-messages</kbd></td>
 38 |                 <td>&set level-messages</td>
 39 |             </tr>
 40 |               <tr>
 41 |                 <td><kbd>language</kbd></td>
 42 |                 <td>&set language</td>
 43 |             </tr>
 44 |               <tr>
 45 |                 <td><kbd>member-count-channel</kbd></td>
 46 |                 <td>&set member-count-channel (channel_id)</td>
 47 |             </tr>
 48 |               <tr>
 49 |                 <td><kbd>starboards-channel</kbd></td>
 50 |                 <td>&set starboards-channel (channel_id)</td>
 51 |             </tr>
 52 |               <tr>
 53 |                 <td><kbd>reaction-role</kbd></td>
 54 |                 <td>&addreactionrole (channel_id)</td>
 55 |             </tr>
 56 |               <tr>
 57 |                 <td><kbd>prefix</kbd></td>
 58 |                 <td>&prefix (new_prefix)</td>
 59 |             </tr>
 60 |               <tr>
 61 | <table class="table table-bordered">
 62 |         <thead class=thead-dark>
 63 |             <tr>
 64 |                 <th id="col" scope=col>Commands</th>
 65 |                 <th id="col" scope=col>Info</th>
 66 |             </tr>
 67 |         </thead>
 68 |         <tbody>
 69 |             <tr>
 70 |                 <td id=category colspan=2><strong>Admin Commands [39]</strong></td>
 71 |             </tr>
 72 |             <tr>
 73 |                 <td><kbd>&help or &h</kbd></td>
 74 |                 <td>List of all commands</td>
 75 |             </tr>
 76 |                       <tr>
 77 |                 <td><kbd>&set or &help set</kbd></td>
 78 |                 <td>For full setup details</td>
 79 |             </tr>
 80 |                                 <tr>
 81 |                 <td><kbd>&addcmd</kbd>              </td>
 82 |                 <td>Add a custom commands for server</td>
 83 |             </tr>
 84 |                       <tr>
 85 |                 <td><kbd>&addemoji</kbd></td>
 86 |                 <td>Add emoji or copy emoji</td>
 87 |             </tr>
 88 |           
 89 |    <tr>
 90 |                 <td><kbd>&addreactionrole</kbd></td>
 91 |                 <td>For Reaction Roles or self role</td>
 92 |             </tr>
 93 |              <tr>
 94 |                 <td><kbd>&addrole</kbd></td>
 95 |                 <td>Add a role to a user</td>
 96 |             </tr>
 97 |             <tr>
 98 |                 <td><kbd>&addroleall</kbd></td>
 99 |                 <td>Add a role to all user of a server</td>
100 |             </tr>
101 |             <tr>
102 |                 <td><kbd>&announce</kbd></td>
103 |                 <td>Make a announce with embed</td>
104 |             </tr>
105 |             <tr>
106 |                 <td><kbd>&ban</kbd></td>
107 |                 <td>Ban a user</td>
108 |             </tr>
109 |             <tr>
110 |                 <td><kbd>&blacklistedwords</kbd></td>
111 |                 <td>Set black list words for server</td>
112 |             </tr>
113 |             <tr>
114 |                 <td><kbd>&createrole</kbd></td>
115 |                 <td>Create a new role</td>
116 |             </tr>
117 |             <tr>
118 |                 <td><kbd>&ctopic</kbd></td>
119 |                 <td>Update a channel topic</td>
120 |             </tr>
121 |             <tr>
122 |                 <td><kbd>&deafen</kbd></td>
123 |                 <td>Deafen a user</td>
124 |             </tr>
125 |             <tr>
126 |                 <td><kbd>&delete</kbd></td>
127 |                 <td>Purge up to 100 messages</td>
128 |             </tr>
129 |             <tr>
130 |                 <td><kbd>&ignoredchannels</kbd></td>
131 |                 <td>Add/Remove ignored channels</td>
132 |             </tr>
133 |             <tr>
134 |                 <td><kbd>&kick</kbd></td>
135 |                 <td>Kick a user</td>
136 |             </tr>
137 |             <tr>
138 |                 <td><kbd>&lockchannel</kbd></td>
139 |                 <td>Lock a channel</td>
140 |             </tr>
141 |             <tr>
142 |                 <td><kbd>&mute</kbd></td>
143 |                 <td>Mute a user</td>
144 |             </tr>
145 |             <tr>
146 |                <td><kbd>&nuke</kbd></td>
147 |                 <td>Delete all messages of a channel</td>
148 |             </tr>
149 |             <tr>
150 |                 <td><kbd>&removerole</kbd></td>
151 |                 <td>Remove role ftom a user</td>
152 |             </tr>
153 |             <tr>
154 |               <td><kbd>&removerollall</kbd></td>
155 |                 <td>Remove a tole from all users</td>
156 |             </tr>
157 |             <tr>
158 |   <td><kbd>&removereactionrole</kbd></td>
159 |                 <td>Remove a reaction role</td>
160 |             </tr>
161 |             <tr>
162 |                <td><kbd>&removeuserwarns</kbd></td>
163 |                 <td>Remove warns from a user</td>
164 |             </tr>
165 |             <tr>
166 |                <td><kbd>&say</kbd></td>
167 |                 <td>Let bot say something</td>
168 |             </tr>
169 |             <tr>
170 |                <td><kbd>&setwelcomemsg</kbd></td>
171 |                 <td>Set a welcome message</td>
172 |             </tr>
173 |             <tr>
174 |                 <td><kbd>&sticky</kbd></td>
175 |                 <td>Set a sticky message</td>
176 |             </tr>
177 |             <tr>
178 |                 <td><kbd>&unban</kbd></td>
179 |                 <td>Unban a user</td>
180 |             </tr>
181 |             <tr>
182 |                <td><kbd>&undeafen</kbd></td>
183 |                 <td>Undeafen a user</td>
184 |             </tr>
185 |             <tr>
186 |                <td><kbd>&unlockchannel</kbd></td>
187 |                 <td>Unlock a channel</td>
188 |             </tr>
189 |             <tr>
190 |                <td><kbd>&unmute</kbd></td>
191 |                 <td>Unmute a user</td>
192 |             </tr>
193 |             <tr>
194 |                 <td><kbd>&unset</kbd></td>
195 |                 <td>Unset a option or channel</td>
196 |             </tr>
197 |             <tr>
198 |                <td><kbd>&unsticky</kbd></td>
199 |                 <td>Remove sticky message</td>
200 |             </tr>
201 |             <tr>
202 |                <td><kbd>&voicekick</kbd></td>
203 |                 <td>Disconnect a user from vc</td>
204 |             </tr>
205 |             <tr>
206 |   <td><kbd>&mute</kbd></td>
207 |                 <td>Mute a user</td>
208 |             </tr>
209 |             <tr>
210 |                <td><kbd>&voicemute</kbd></td>
211 |                 <td>voicemute a user</td>
212 |             </tr>
213 |             <tr>
214 |                <td><kbd>&voiceunmute</kbd></td>
215 |                 <td>unmute a user</td>
216 |             </tr>
217 |             <tr>
218 |   <td><kbd>&warn</kbd></td>
219 |                 <td>Warn a user</td>
220 |             </tr>
221 |             <tr>
222 |                <td><kbd>&warnings</kbd></td>
223 |                 <td>See the total warnings of a user</td>
224 |             </tr>
225 |             <tr>
226 |                 <td id=category colspan=2><strong>Animal Commands [19]</strong></td>
227 |             </tr>
228 |              <tr>
229 |                 <td><kbd>&alpaca</kbd></td>
230 |                 <td>Shows a picture of alpaca</td>
231 |             </tr>
232 |             <tr>
233 |                <td><kbd>&bear</kbd></td>
234 |                 <td>Shows a picture of bear</td>
235 |             </tr>
236 |             <tr>
237 |                <td><kbd>&bird</kbd></td>
238 |                 <td>Shows a picture of bird</td>
239 |             </tr>
240 |             <tr>
241 |                <td><kbd>&bunny</kbd></td>
242 |                 <td>Shows a picture of bunny</td>
243 |             </tr>
244 |             <tr>
245 |                <td><kbd>&camel</kbd></td>
246 |                 <td>Shows a picture of camel</td>
247 |             </tr>
248 |             <tr>
249 |               <td><kbd>&cat</kbd></td>
250 |                 <td>Shows a picture of cat</td>
251 |             </tr>
252 |             <tr>
253 |                <td><kbd>&cow</kbd></td>
254 |                 <td>Shows a picture of cow</td>
255 |             </tr>
256 |             <tr>
257 |                <td><kbd>&cowsay</kbd></td>
258 |                 <td>Lets a vow say something</td>
259 |             </tr>
260 |             <tr>
261 |                <td><kbd>&dog</kbd></td>
262 |                 <td>Shows a picture of dog</td>
263 |             </tr>
264 |             <tr>
265 |                <td><kbd>&duck</kbd></td>
266 |                 <td>Shows a picture of duck</td>
267 |             </tr>
268 |             <tr>
269 |               <td><kbd>&fox</kbd></td>
270 |                 <td>Shows a picture of fox</td>
271 |             </tr>
272 |             <tr>
273 |               <td><kbd>&koala</kbd></td>
274 |                 <td>Shows a picture of koala</td>
275 |             </tr>
276 |             <tr>
277 |                 <td><kbd>&lizard</kbd></td>
278 |                 <td>Shows a picture of lizard</td>
279 |             </tr>
280 |             <tr>
281 |                <td><kbd>&llama</kbd></td>
282 |                 <td>Shows a picture of llama</td>
283 |             </tr>
284 |             <tr>
285 |                <td><kbd>&owl</kbd></td>
286 |                 <td>Shows a picture of owl</td>
287 |             </tr>
288 |             <tr>
289 |                <td><kbd>&panda</kbd></td>
290 |                 <td>Shows a picture of panda</td>
291 |             </tr>
292 |             <tr>
293 |                <td><kbd>&racoon</kbd></td>
294 |                 <td>Shows a picture of racoon</td>
295 |             </tr>
296 |             <tr>
297 |                <td><kbd>&shibe</kbd></td>
298 |                 <td>Shows a picture of shibe</td>
299 |             </tr>
300 |             <tr>
301 |                <td><kbd>&whale</kbd></td>
302 |                 <td>Shows a picture of whale</td>
303 |             </tr>
304 |             <tr>
305 |                 <td id=category colspan=2><strong>Games Commands [18]</strong></td>
306 |             </tr>
307 |             <tr>
308 |                 <td><kbd>&8ball</kbd></td>
309 |                 <td>Gives you 8ball game</td>
310 |             </tr>
311 |             <tr>
312 |                 <td><kbd>&advice</kbd></td>
313 |                 <td>Gives you a advice</td>
314 |             </tr>
315 |             <tr>
316 |                 <td><kbd>&ascii</kbd></td>
317 |                 <td>Transform a text to ascii</td>
318 |             </tr>
319 |             <tr>
320 |                 <td><kbd>&bet</kbd></td>
321 |                 <td>Bet on somebody</td>
322 |             </tr>
323 |             <tr>
324 |               <td><kbd>&block</kbd></td>
325 |                 <td>Write text with blocks</td>
326 |           </tr>
327 |             <tr>
328 |               <td><kbd>&compliment</kbd></td>
329 |                 <td>Get a compliment</td>
330 |           </tr>
331 |             <tr>
332 |               <td><kbd>&dadjoke</kbd></td>
333 |                 <td>Shows a dadjoke</td>
334 |           </tr>
335 |             <tr>
336 |                <td><kbd>&flipcoin</kbd></td>
337 |                 <td>Flip a coin</td>
338 |           </tr>
339 |             <tr>
340 |                <td><kbd>&foodporn</kbd></td>
341 |                 <td>Shows food images</td>
342 |           </tr>
343 |             <tr>
344 |                <td><kbd>&happiness</kbd></td>
345 |                 <td>Get a happiness returned</td>
346 |           </tr>
347 |             <tr>
348 |                <td><kbd>&iq</kbd></td>
349 |                 <td>Get a random iq returned</td>
350 |           </tr>
351 |             <tr>
352 |                <td><kbd>&lmgtfy</kbd></td>
353 |                 <td>Let me google that for you</td>
354 |           </tr>
355 |             <tr>
356 |                <td><kbd>&calc</kbd></td>
357 |                 <td>Calculate something</td>
358 |           </tr>
359 |             <tr>
360 |                <td><kbd>&randomjoke</kbd></td>
361 |                 <td>Get a random joke</td>
362 |           </tr>
363 |             <tr>
364 |                <td><kbd>&randomnumber</kbd></td>
365 |                 <td>Get a 6 digit number</td>
366 |           </tr>
367 |             <tr>
368 |                <td><kbd>&rps</kbd></td>
369 |                 <td>Rock Paper Scissors</td>
370 |           </tr>
371 |             <tr>
372 |                <td><kbd>&wyr</kbd></td>
373 |                 <td>Would you rather</td>
374 |           </tr>
375 |             <tr>
376 |                <td><kbd>&block</kbd></td>
377 |                 <td>Write text with blocks</td>
378 |           </tr>
379 |             <tr>
380 |                 <td id=category colspan=2><strong>Image Commands [49]</strong></td>
381 |             </tr>
382 |             <tr>
383 |                <td><kbd>&help image</kbd></td>
384 |                 <td>Get all image & meme commands</td>
385 |           </tr>
386 |             <tr>
387 |                <td><kbd>&amazeme</kbd></td>
388 |                 <td>Shows interesting images</td>
389 |           </tr>
390 |             <tr>
391 |                <td><kbd>&earthporn</kbd></td>
392 |                 <td>Amazing images of the light</td>
393 |           </tr>
394 |             <tr>
395 |                 <td><kbd>&baka</kbd></td>
396 |                 <td>Shows a baka image</td>
397 |           </tr>
398 |             <tr>
399 |                 <td><kbd>&changemymind</kbd></td>
400 |                 <td>Change my mind</td>
401 |           </tr>
402 |             <tr>
403 |               <td><kbd>&clyde</kbd></td>
404 |                 <td>Shows a clyde image</td>
405 |           </tr>
406 |             <tr>
407 |                <td><kbd>&cuddle</kbd></td>
408 |                 <td>Cuddle of somebody</td>
409 |           </tr>
410 |             <tr>
411 |                <td><kbd>&feed</kbd></td>
412 |                 <td>Feed somebody</td>
413 |           </tr>
414 |             <tr>
415 |                <td><kbd>&giphy</kbd></td>
416 |                 <td>Shows a giphy image</td>
417 |           </tr>
418 |             <tr>
419 |                <td><kbd>&hug</kbd></td>
420 |                 <td>Shows a hug image</td>
421 |           </tr>
422 |             <tr>
423 |                <td><kbd>&imgfy</kbd></td>
424 |                 <td>text to image converter</td>
425 |           </tr>
426 |             <tr>
427 |               <td><kbd>&kiss</kbd></td>
428 |                 <td>Shows a kiss image</td>
429 |           </tr>
430 |             <tr>
431 |                <td><kbd>&meme</kbd></td>
432 |                 <td>Shows a meme image</td>
433 |           </tr>
434 |             <tr>
435 |               <td><kbd>&megik</kbd></td>
436 |                 <td>Get a Magik</td>
437 |           </tr>
438 |             <tr>
439 |                <td><kbd>&owo</kbd></td>
440 |                 <td>Shows a owo image</td>
441 |           </tr>
442 |             <tr>
443 |               <td><kbd>&pat</kbd></td>
444 |                 <td>Pat somebody</td>
445 |           </tr>
446 |             <tr>
447 |               <td><kbd>&poke</kbd></td>
448 |                 <td>Poke somebody</td>
449 |           </tr>
450 |             <tr>
451 |   <td><kbd>&baka</kbd></td>
452 |                 <td>Shows a baka image</td>
453 |           </tr>
454 |             <tr>
455 |                <td><kbd>&slap</kbd></td>
456 |                 <td>Slap somebody</td>
457 |           </tr>
458 |             <tr>
459 |                <td><kbd>&smug</kbd></td>
460 |                 <td>Shows a smug image</td>
461 |           </tr>
462 |             <tr>
463 |                <td><kbd>&supreme</kbd></td>
464 |                 <td>Display text with a logo</td>
465 |           </tr>
466 |             <tr>
467 |               <td><kbd>&tweet</kbd></td>
468 |                 <td>Get an image eith your tweet</td>
469 |           </tr>
470 |             <tr>
471 |              <td id=category colspan=2><strong>Music Commands [13]</strong></td>
472 |             </tr>
473 |              <tr>
474 |                <td><kbd>&clearqueue</kbd></td>
475 |                 <td>Clear the music playlist</td>
476 |           </tr>
477 |             <tr>
478 |               <td><kbd>&filter</kbd></td>
479 |                 <td>Set/Remove a filter</td>
480 |           </tr>
481 |             <tr>
482 |               <td><kbd>&filters</kbd></td>
483 |                 <td>Shows all filters</td>
484 |           </tr>
485 |             <tr>
486 |                <td><kbd>&lyrics</kbd></td>
487 |                 <td>Shows the song lyrics</td>
488 |           </tr>
489 |             <tr> 
490 |                 <td><kbd>&loop</kbd></td>
491 |                 <td>Enable or Disable lopp </td>
492 |           </tr>
493 |             <tr> 
494 |               <td><kbd>&nowplaying</kbd></td>
495 |                 <td>Show current playing song</td>
496 |           </tr>
497 |             <tr>
498 |                <td><kbd>&pause</kbd></td>
499 |                 <td>Pause the song</td>
500 |           </tr>
501 |             <tr>
502 |               <td><kbd>&play</kbd></td>
503 |                 <td>Play a songs</td>
504 |           </tr>
505 |             <tr>
506 |                <td><kbd>&queue</kbd></td>
507 |                 <td>Show the queue list</td>
508 |           </tr>
509 |             <tr>
510 |               <td><kbd>&resume</kbd></td>
511 |                 <td>Resume the song</td>
512 |           </tr>
513 |             <tr>
514 |                <td><kbd>&shuffle</kbd></td>
515 |                 <td>Shuffle a song</td>
516 |           </tr>
517 |             <tr>
518 |               <td><kbd>&skip</kbd></td>
519 |                 <td>Skip a song</td>
520 |           </tr>
521 |             <tr>
522 |                <td><kbd>&stop</kbd></td>
523 |                 <td>Stop a song</td>
524 |           </tr>
525 |             <tr>
526 |               <td><kbd>&volume</kbd></td>
527 |                 <td>Set song volume</td>
528 |           </tr>
529 |             <tr>
530 |               <td id=category colspan=2><strong>Fw Commands [131]</strong></td>
531 |             </tr>
532 |              <tr>
533 |                <td><kbd>&help fw</kbd></td>
534 |                 <td>Get all fw commands</td>
535 |           </tr>
536 |             <tr>
537 |               <td><kbd>&help</kbd></td>
538 |                 <td>Check all category</td>
539 |           </tr>
540 |             <tr>
541 |               <td id=category colspan=2><strong>Util Commands [44]</strong></td>
542 |             </tr>
543 |              <tr>
544 |                <td><kbd>&ping</kbd></td>
545 |                 <td>Show the Bot ping</td>
546 |           </tr>
547 |             <tr>
548 |               <td><kbd>&afk</kbd></td>
549 |                 <td>Send a user to afk</td>
550 |           </tr>
551 |             <tr>
552 |                <td><kbd>&anime</kbd></td>
553 |                 <td>Get a anime character</td>
554 |           </tr>
555 |             <tr>
556 |               <td><kbd>&avatar</kbd></td>
557 |                 <td>Get a user avatar</td>
558 |           </tr>
559 |             <tr>
560 |               <td><kbd>&bmi</kbd></td>
561 |                 <td>Calculate your BMI</td>
562 |           </tr>
563 |             <tr>
564 |                <td><kbd>&botinvite</kbd></td>
565 |                 <td>Get a bot invite link</td>
566 |           </tr>
567 |             <tr>
568 |                <td><kbd>&bugreport</kbd></td>
569 |                 <td>Send a bugreport to owner</td>
570 |           </tr>
571 |             <tr>
572 |               <td><kbd>&channelinfo</kbd></td>
573 |                 <td>Get a channel info</td>
574 |           </tr>
575 |             <tr>
576 |               <td><kbd>&channels</kbd></td>
577 |                 <td>get all the channels in server</td>
578 |           </tr>
579 |             <tr>
580 |                 <td><kbd>&covid</kbd></td>
581 |                 <td>Get covid 19 detsils</td>
582 |           </tr>
583 |             <tr>
584 |                  <td><kbd>&country</kbd></td>
585 |                 <td>Shows information about a country</td>
586 |           </tr>
587 |             <tr> 
588 |               <td><kbd>&define</kbd></td>
589 |                 <td>Define a word</td>
590 |           </tr>
591 |             <tr>
592 |                <td><kbd>&dependencies</kbd></td>
593 |                 <td>Get bots dependencies</td>
594 |           </tr>
595 |             <tr>
596 |               <td><kbd>&docs</kbd></td>
597 |                 <td>Get a query of discord js</td>
598 |           </tr>
599 |             <tr>
600 |                <td><kbd>&emojis</kbd></td>
601 |                 <td>Get server emojis details</td>
602 |           </tr>
603 |             <tr>
604 |                <td><kbd>&enlarged</kbd></td>
605 |                 <td>Get your emoji enlarged</td>
606 |           </tr>
607 |             <tr>
608 |                <td><kbd>&feedback</kbd></td>
609 |                 <td>Get a feedback of the bot</td>
610 |           </tr>
611 |             <tr>
612 |                <td><kbd>&github</kbd></td>
613 |                 <td>Search someone in github</td>
614 |           </tr>
615 |             <tr>
616 |                <td><kbd>&hastebin</kbd></td>
617 |                 <td>Get a link of hastebin of your text</td>
618 |           </tr>
619 |             <tr>
620 |                <td><kbd>&image</kbd></td>
621 |                 <td>Search a image</td>
622 |           </tr>
623 |             <tr>
624 |                <td><kbd>&imdb</kbd></td>
625 |                 <td>Get a information about movie</td>
626 |           </tr>
627 |             <tr>
628 |               <td><kbd>&invite</kbd></td>
629 |                 <td>Check a user invite count</td>
630 |           </tr>
631 |             <tr>
632 |                <td><kbd>&membercount</kbd></td>
633 |                 <td>Get server membercount</td>
634 |           </tr>
635 |             <tr>
636 |                <td><kbd>&minecraft</kbd></td>
637 |                 <td>Get a info about minecraft server</td>
638 |           </tr>
639 |             <tr>
640 |               <td><kbd>&morse</kbd></td>
641 |                 <td>Convert a string to morse code</td>
642 |           </tr>
643 |             <tr>
644 |               <td><kbd>&npm</kbd></td>
645 |                 <td>Search packages in npm</td>
646 |           </tr>
647 |             <tr>
648 |                <td><kbd>&playstore</kbd></td>
649 |                 <td>Show playstore app info</td>
650 |           </tr>
651 |             <tr>
652 |                <td><kbd>&pokemon</kbd></td>
653 |                 <td>Show pokemon info</td>
654 |           </tr>
655 |             <tr>
656 |               <td><kbd>&poll</kbd></td>
657 |                 <td>Create a poll</td>
658 |           </tr>
659 |             <tr>
660 |               <td><kbd>&randomcolor</kbd></td>
661 |                 <td>Get a random color</td>
662 |           </tr>
663 |             <tr>
664 |               <td><kbd>&roleinfo</kbd></td>
665 |                 <td>Get a role info</td>
666 |           </tr>
667 |             <tr>
668 |               <td><kbd>&roles</kbd></td>
669 |                 <td>Get all roles info of server</td>
670 |           </tr>
671 |             <tr>
672 |               <td><kbd>&servericon</kbd></td>
673 |                 <td>Get servericon</td>
674 |           </tr>
675 |             <tr>
676 |                <td><kbd>&serverinfo</kbd></td>
677 |                 <td>Show server info</td>
678 |           </tr>
679 |             <tr>
680 |                <td><kbd>&stats</kbd></td>
681 |                 <td>Show the bots stats info</td>
682 |           </tr>
683 |             <tr>
684 |               <td><kbd>&suggest</kbd></td>
685 |                 <td>Create a suggestion</td>
686 |           </tr>
687 |             <tr>
688 |                <td><kbd>&translate</kbd></td>
689 |                 <td>Translate a sentence</td>
690 |           </tr>
691 |             <tr>
692 |                <td><kbd>&uptime</kbd></td>
693 |                 <td>Show the bots uptime info</td>
694 |           </tr>
695 |             <tr>
696 |               <td><kbd>&userinfo</kbd></td>
697 |                 <td>Get a user info</td>
698 |           </tr>
699 |             <tr>
700 |                <td><kbd>&weather</kbd></td>
701 |                 <td>Get weather info of a city</td>
702 |           </tr>
703 |             <tr>
704 |                <td><kbd>&wiki</kbd></td>
705 |                 <td>Wikipedia search</td>
706 |           </tr>
707 |             <tr>
708 |               <td><kbd>&worldclock</kbd></td>
709 |                 <td>Get worldclock info</td>
710 |           </tr>
711 |             <tr>
712 |              <td id=category colspan=2><strong>Economy Commands [15]</strong></td>
713 |             </tr>
714 |              <tr>
715 |                <td><kbd>&balance</kbd></td>
716 |                 <td>Get your balance info</td>
717 |           </tr>
718 |             <tr>
719 |               <td><kbd>&buy</kbd></td>
720 |                 <td>buy a item from store</td>
721 |           </tr>
722 |             <tr>
723 |               <td><kbd>&daily</kbd></td>
724 |                 <td>Get your daily coins</td>
725 |           </tr>
726 |             <tr>
727 |               <td><kbd>&deposit</kbd></td>
728 |                 <td>Deposit money to your bank</td>
729 |           </tr>
730 |             <tr>
731 |               <td><kbd>&dice</kbd></td>
732 |                 <td>Roll a dice</td>
733 |           </tr>
734 |             <tr>
735 |               <td><kbd>&inventory</kbd></td>
736 |                 <td>View your user inventory</td>
737 |           </tr>
738 |             <tr>
739 |               <td><kbd>&moneyleaderboard</kbd></td>
740 |                 <td>Get money leaderboard info</td>
741 |           </tr>
742 |             <tr>
743 |               <td><kbd>&pay</kbd></td>
744 |                 <td>Give money to a user</td>
745 |           </tr>
746 |             <tr>
747 |                <td><kbd>&profile</kbd></td>
748 |                 <td>Get full profile info of a user</td>
749 |           </tr>
750 |             <tr>
751 |              <td><kbd>&rob</kbd></td>
752 |                 <td>Rob upto 1000 coins from a user</td>
753 |           </tr>
754 |             <tr>
755 |                <td><kbd>&slots</kbd></td>
756 |                 <td>Slots machine</td>
757 |           </tr>
758 |             <tr>
759 |              <td><kbd>&store</kbd></td>
760 |                 <td>View/buy the store</td>
761 |           </tr>
762 |             <tr>
763 |               <td><kbd>&weekly</kbd></td>
764 |                 <td>Collect your weekly price</td>
765 |           </tr>
766 |             <tr>
767 |                <td><kbd>&withdraw</kbd></td>
768 |                 <td>Withdraw money to your bank</td>
769 |           </tr>
770 |             <tr>
771 |               <td><kbd>&work</kbd></td>
772 |                 <td>Get your work info</td>
773 |           </tr>
774 |             <tr>
775 |              <td id=category colspan=2><strong>Levels Commands [5]</strong></td>
776 |             </tr>
777 |              <tr>
778 |                <td><kbd>&givexp</kbd></td>
779 |                 <td>Give someone xp</td>
780 |           </tr>
781 |             <tr>
782 |               <td><kbd>&leaderboard</kbd></td>
783 |                 <td>Get info of info leaderboard</td>
784 |           </tr>
785 |             <tr>
786 |               <td><kbd>&level</kbd></td>
787 |                 <td>Check your level</td>
788 |           </tr>
789 |             <tr>
790 |               <td><kbd>&rank</kbd></td>
791 |                 <td>Check your rank</td>
792 |           </tr>
793 |             <tr>
794 |               <td><kbd>&resetxp</kbd></td>
795 |                 <td>Reset all user xp of  server</td>
796 |           </tr>
797 |             <tr>
798 |               <td><kbd>&xp</kbd></td>
799 |                 <td>Get xp info of a user</td>
800 |           </tr>
801 |             <tr>
802 |              <td id=category colspan=2><strong>Exempt Commands [4]</strong></td>
803 |             </tr>
804 |              <tr>
805 |                <td><kbd>&config</kbd></td>
806 |                 <td>Get info of config</td>
807 |           </tr>
808 |             <tr>
809 |               <td><kbd>&prefix</kbd></td>
810 |                 <td>Set a server prefix</td>
811 |           </tr>
812 |             <tr>
813 |                <td><kbd>&enable</kbd></td>
814 |                 <td>Enable a command</td>
815 |           </tr>
816 |             <tr>
817 |               <td><kbd>&disable</kbd></td>
818 |                 <td>Disable a command</td>
819 |           </tr>
820 |             <tr>
821 |               <td id=category colspan=2><strong>Giveaway Commands [3]</strong></td>
822 |             </tr>
823 |              <tr>
824 |                <td><kbd>&givend</kbd></td>
825 |                 <td>Ends a giveaway</td>
826 |           </tr>
827 |             <tr>
828 |                <td><kbd>&givreroll</kbd></td>
829 |                 <td>Reroll a giveaway</td>
830 |           </tr>
831 |             <tr>
832 |               <td><kbd>&givstart</kbd></td>
833 |                 <td>Start a giveaway</td>
834 |           </tr>
835 |             <tr>
836 |               <td id=category colspan=2><strong>Ticket Commands [2]</strong></td>
837 |             </tr>
838 |              <tr>
839 |                <td><kbd>&createticket</kbd></td>
840 |                 <td>Open a ticket</td>
841 |           </tr>
842 |             <tr>
843 |                <td><kbd>&closeticket</kbd></td>
844 |                 <td>Close a ticket</td>
845 |                </tr>
846 |             <tr>
847 |               <td id=category colspan=2><strong>Reminder Commands [3]</strong></td>
848 |             </tr>
849 |              <tr>
850 |               <td><kbd>&reminders</kbd></td>
851 |                 <td>Show the reminders</td>
852 |                </tr>
853 |             <tr>
854 |               <td><kbd>&removereminder</kbd></td>
855 |                 <td>Remove a reminder</td>
856 |                </tr>
857 |             <tr>
858 |               <td><kbd>&setreminder</kbd></td>
859 |                 <td>Set a reminder</td>
860 |                </tr>
861 |             <tr>
862 |           </tr>
863 |         </tbody>
864 |     </table>
865 | </div>
866 | 
867 | 
868 |   <a target="_blank" onclick="trackCampaignWebClick('', 'description');" rel="nofollow" id=topgg href="https://discordbots.org/bot/778968394782212168">
869 |     <img id=topgg src="https://discordbots.org/api/widget/778968394782212168.svg" style="border: solid; border-color: #d78088; border-radius: 5%;" alt="Icarus" class="widget" />
870 | 
871 | <p id=design><strong id=design>Combines features from Dyno, MEE6, and other bots.</strong></p>
872 | 
873 | <p id=design><strong id=design>Designed by: BSxSUBHO & MR.SENIOR</strong></p>
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 1 | # NSFW-Bot
 2 | Great multipurpose bot for discord, total 355+ commands, total 134+ NSFW commands, Auto Moderation, Reaction Roles, Fun, Meme, Music, Audit Log, invites, Utility, Ticket, Game, NSFW, economy, Levels, Starboard, Reminder, 354+ Commands
 3 | 
 4 | # Merina Bot 
 5 | Awosome Multipurpose bot with lots of fun & adminstration commands.
 6 | 
 7 | # Total Servers 2.2k+ Servers
 8 | 
 9 | # Visit Website 
10 | [Website](https://merinabot.gq) | [Invite Bot](https://discord.com/api/oauth2/authorize?client_id=778968394782212168&permissions=8&scope=bot)
11 | 
12 | # FeaturesAuto Moderation
13 | 
14 | 
15 | <table class="table table-bordered">           
16 |         <thead class=thead-dark>
17 |             <tr>
18 |                 <th id="col" scope=col>Featuers</th>
19 |                 <th id="col" scope=col>Explain</th>
20 |             </tr>
21 |         </thead>
22 |         <tbody>
23 |             <tr>
24 |         <td id=category colspan=2><strong>Features Details</strong></td>
25 |             </tr>
26 |             <tr>
27 |               <td><kbd>Auto Moderation</kbd></td>
28 |                 <td>Set auto moderation easily in your server!</td>
29 |             </tr>
30 |               <tr>
31 |                   <td><kbd>Reaction Role</kbd></td>
32 |                 <td>Set reaction roles for your server with multiple emojis!</td>
33 |             </tr>
34 |               <tr>
35 |                 <td><kbd>Welcome / Leave</kbd></td>
36 |                 <td>Set welcome & leave channel & messages easily with embed!</td>
37 |             </tr>
38 |               <tr>
39 |                 <td><kbd>auto-role</kbd></td>
40 |                 <td>Set a specific channel for Adit Logs & Mod Logs</td>
41 |             </tr>
42 |               <tr>
43 |                 <td><kbd>Adit Log / Mod Log</kbd></td>
44 |                 <td>&set announce-channel (channel_id)</td>
45 |             </tr>
46 |               <tr>
47 |                 <td><kbd>Animal Commands</kbd></td>
48 |                 <td>More than 18+ Commands in Animal Category, Fell free to use!</td>
49 |             </tr>
50 |               <tr>
51 |                 <td><kbd>Image / Memes</kbd></td>
52 |                 <td>More than 50+ Image & Memes Commands that you can enjoy easily!</td>
53 |             </tr>
54 |               <tr>
55 |                 <td><kbd>Music</kbd></td>
56 |                 <td>You can listen high quality music with cool filters, there are more than 10 filters have!</td>
57 |             </tr>
58 |               <tr>
59 |                 <td><kbd>NSFW</kbd></td>
60 |                 <td>Most attractive things in NSFW, More than 134+ Commands in NSFW just enjoy!</td>
61 |             </tr>
62 |               <tr>
63 |                 <td><kbd>Utility & Info</kbd></td>
64 |                 <td>More than 40+ Commands in Utility & Info, Just check all utily commands!</td>
65 |             </tr>
66 |               <tr>
67 |                 <td><kbd>Economy </kbd></td>
68 |                 <td>Merina has a cool features in Economy, There are 15+ Commands!</td>
69 |             </tr>
70 |               <tr>
71 |                 <td><kbd>Levels / XP</kbd></td>
72 |                 <td>Merina have a best leveling system with a level card, Just check rank!</td>
73 |             </tr>
74 |               <tr>
75 |                  <td><kbd>Giveaway</kbd></td>
76 |                 <td>You can use a good giveaway features with givstart command!</td>
77 |             </tr>
78 |               <tr>
79 |                  <td><kbd>Ticket</kbd></td>
80 |                 <td>Best Ticket System ever, anyone can use it for talk with a server admin!</td>
81 |             </tr>
82 |               <tr>
83 |                  <td><kbd>Starboard</kbd></td>
84 |                 <td>Set a server starboard channel & easily manage it</td>
85 |             </tr>
86 |               <tr>
87 |                  <td><kbd>Reminder</kbd></td>
88 |                 <td>You can setup a reminder, it ping you when you want just set the date & time!</td>
89 |             </tr>
90 |               <tr>
91 |                  <td><kbd>Setup</kbd></td>
92 |                 <td>Type "&help set" for all setup details!</td>
93 |             </tr>
94 |               <tr>
95 |                 
96 | # Full Commands
97 | [See the Full Commands](Commands.md)
98 | 


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