Inventory

**.list** - This command shows the latest 20 characters you have in your inventory in UniqueID numerical order (default).

**.view** - This command shows you a specific character that you own in your inventory.

**.burn** - This command permanently gets rid of a character you select from your inventory.

Two of these commands have their own set of filters or orders to use with them.

**List** -

The .list command can be used in tandem with multiple **filters** and an **order**. The max options for those are: **3 Filters, 1 Order for a single command**. If you decide to use multiple sorting methods you must separate multiple options with the - syntax. Images on the right for examples.

**Filters**

**.list -fav**

This filter sorts the characters in your inventory by the Emote/Emoji that is used to favorite specific characters.

**.list -nonfav**

This filter sorts the characters in your inventory by the characters that are not favorited.

**.list -rarity**

This filter sorts the characters in your inventory by the Rarity of the Character.

**.list -name**

This filter sorts the characters in your inventory by names of a specific character or group of characters with the same name.

**.list -series [Keyword]**

This filter sorts the characters in your inventory by the title of the series using a keyword. Darling in the Franxx = Darling.

**.list -imgid**

This filter sorts the characters in your inventory by the IMG ID's specified. IMGID 2 = all characters with #2 IMG.

**.list -badge**

This filter sorts the characters in your inventory with badges equipped.

**.list -enhance**

This filter sorts the characters in your inventory by the characters that have been enhanced via the Upgrade Materials.

**ORDERS**

**.list -top**

This order sorts the characters in your inventory by the characters with the highest INF down to the lowest.

**.list -low**

This order sorts the characters in your inventory by the characters with the lowest INF up to the highest.

**.list -new**

This order sorts the characters in your inventory by when the character was pulled from the newest to the oldest.

**.list -old**

This order sorts the characters in your inventory by when the character was pulled from the oldest to the newest.

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**View** -

The .view command currently only **shows a specific collected character** inside your inventory. This can be checked at anytime using the UniqueID of the character.

**.view [UniqueID]**

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**Burn** -

The .burn command has **3 Filters** you may use to sort what you want to **permanently delete** from your inventory.

**.burn [UniqueID]**

**.burn latest**

**.burn next**

After you type the command to burn, you will be given three options: Favorite, Skip, and Burn.

-Favorite adds an emote/emoji to permanently prevent that character from being burned or on the burn list.

-Skip removes this character from the burn list forever, or until you reset the burn list with the **.resetskip** command.

-Burning confirms the character to be burns and deletes.

This also shows you the **+1 Burn count** that will be added to your overall 15 **Burns Reward** and the money you will receive from that character scaling on the rarity.

A successful burn will have the LaifuBot send a message stating:

"RIP ༼ つ ಥ\_ಥ ༽つ .

Character has been burned for $XXXXX.

[Name Here] never wants to see you again. "

This will also remove that character from that specific UniqueID in the inventory list. Using the above-right img as an example, if Ayasa Tachibana was burned, there would not be a character in the 558 UniqueID slot. If you try to .view 558 it will give you an error message stating:

" Error

A character with this Unique ID doesn't exist in your inventory.

Use the list command to view a list of your characters claimed. "

Last but not least, the **.rewardbox** command is a location where all of the badges you have earned reside.

You can type it at any time to see what specific badges you have along with the Guide for claiming rewards.