RestrictTiers
The bot works best and most accurately when you use a Minecraft UUID rather than an IGN.
Check a player
with the bot
Select a command in Discord and follow its prompts to choose a player.
Use a Minecraft UUID for the most accurate match.
/checkLook up a player
Enter a Minecraft username or UUID. UUIDs give the most accurate results.
/historyView past records
Look through a player’s restriction history.
Get the bot into your Discord
Open the invite
Use “Invite bot” to open the installation flow in Discord.
Choose your server
Select the server you want to add the bot to.
Review and confirm
Review the permissions Discord shows, then confirm the installation.
Need a hand getting started? Contact Me
A few things
to know
What the labels mean, and where to go if something needs correcting.
What’s the difference between active and past?
Active records are currently listed for that community. Past records include restrictions that have expired or been archived. Read the reason, category and expiry on each record.
What does “Permanent” mean?
A permanent restriction has no scheduled end. A restriction notice may explicitly say “permanent”. A missing expiry date on its own does not confirm that a restriction is permanent, so check the wording and record details.
Why is a match marked “Unverified”?
The record matched by the player’s current Minecraft name rather than a verified UUID. Names can change, so use a UUID and check the details before acting on a match.
Does an account link prove shared ownership?
No. Reported account links are associations, and their confidence should be considered separately from verified identity.
What if a record looks wrong?
Contact Me with the player’s UUID and the record you want checked.