> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://rocketbot-1.gitbook.io/rocketbot-docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://rocketbot-1.gitbook.io/rocketbot-docs/commands.md).

# Commands

## 3. Commands Guide

### 3.1 Prefix Commands

<mark style="color:$primary;">RocketBot's</mark> prefix commands use a period (.) before the command name. These are ideal for quick interactions, fun/social commands, and in-game activities.

#### <mark style="color:$primary;">E-Games Commands</mark>&#x20;

`.er join` - Join the escape crew and survive together&#x20;

`.er start` - Start a dramatic Team Rocket escape mission

`.cc join` - Join an active campfire during the join countdown.&#x20;

`.cc lit` - Light the campfire.

`.mc join` - Join a team (A / B)&#x20;

`.mc start` - Start a montage challenge

`.pq start` - start a quick blast-off Survey

`.lr start` - Start the Lightning Round quiz&#x20;

`.lr end` - End the current Lightning Round&#x20;

`.lr lb` - Show Lightning Round leaderboard

#### <mark style="color:$primary;">E-Date / Fun, Social and Other Commands</mark>

`.tr announce` - Announce something in a fun Team Rocket way&#x20;

`.tr drama` - Stirr some drama&#x20;

`.tr edate` - See the Rocket E-Date Leaderboard&#x20;

`.tr gems` - Check your current total gems&#x20;

`.tr leaderboard` - See the Rocket E-Games Leaderboard&#x20;

&#x20;`.tr quest` - Check your daily quest progress&#x20;

`.tr roast` - Roast your enemy&#x20;

`.tr scream` - Scream to your enemy&#x20;

&#x20;`.tr ss` - Shout about your day!  Team Rocket is here for you&#x20;

`.tr thunderbolt` - Zap someone&#x20;

#### <mark style="color:$primary;">Rocket Dial Commands</mark>

`.rd call` or `.rdc` — Start a Rocket Dial call to another server&#x20;

`.rd hangup` or `.rdh` — End the current Rocket Dial call&#x20;

`.rd unveil` or `.rdu` — Reveal your identity to the other server&#x20;

`.rd report` or `.rdr` — Report a member for misconduct&#x20;

`.rd friend` or `.rdfr` — Send a friend request&#x20;

`.rd` — Show this command guide

#### <mark style="color:$primary;">Sabotage Game / Poke Item Commands</mark>

`.pi binocular` - View another member's bag shield (aliases: bino, james)&#x20;

`.pi potion` - Request Team Rocket-assisted e-date setup (aliases: love, love\_potion, jessie)&#x20;

`.pi vacuum` - Attempt to steal 20% of another player's gems (fails if protected) (aliases: steal, meowth)&#x20;

`.pokebag` - See poke items and shield

### 3.2 Slash Commands

RocketBot's slash commands start with / and provide interactive prompts and autocomplete support in Discord. Most of these commands are ideal for premium features and PFL-exclusive functions.

#### <mark style="color:$primary;">Premium / Exclusive Commands</mark>

* `/rocket-catch` - Launch a Pokémon catch -with evolution event (premium)
* `/rocket-gems` - Award or remove a specific number of gems to a user (premium)

#### <mark style="color:$primary;">Matchmaking / E-Date Commands</mark>

* `/rocket-register` - Launch a profile matchmaking registration form (PFL exclusive,PFL members only)

#### <mark style="color:$primary;">News / Announcement Commands</mark>

* `/rocket-news` - Announce news in a TV-style format (PFL-exclusive, PFL admin only)


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