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Greater Malison

## Greater Malison

Caster Level(s): Bard 4, Druid 4, Temple Guard 4, Wizard / Sorcerer 4

Innate Level: 4

School: Enchantment

Descriptor(s):

Component(s): Verbal, Somatic

Range: Medium

Area of Effect / Target: Single

Duration: 1 Round/Level

Additional Counter Spells:

Save: None

Spell Resistance: No

The target suffers -4 to all saving throws.
Mechanical Changes

### Skill Changes

Moondeep Delve decided to change some of the skills that are avaitable in the game.

Here is the list of them and descriptions.

Note: All of the skills have been changed to be cross-classed

### Spell Changes

Moondeep Delve also implemented couple of new spells. You can find them here.

### Weapon Changes

 Handaxe
 Mace
 Rapier
 Scimitar
 Scythe
 Shuriken
 Sling
 Spear
 Whip

### Custom Content

 Tower Shield
 Weapon Styles

 Two-Hander Style
Death of 1000 Stings

Caster Level(s): Druid 8, Wizard / Sorcerer 8

Innate Level: 8

School: Conjuration

Descriptor(s): Acid

Component(s): Verbal, Somatic

Range: Medium

Area of Effect / Target: Gargantuan

Duration: Instant

Additional Counter Spells:

Save: None

Spell Resistance: Yes

The caster fires 1d20 acidic darts per caster level that randomly target hostile creatures in the area of effect. If there are more creatures than darts, only the closest targets will be damaged. If there are more darts than creatures, the darts will be distributed evenly among the targets with any remainder being given to the first target. Each dart deals 1 acid damage.
Absolute Zero

Caster Level(s): Druid 9, Wizard / Sorcerer 9

Innate Level: 9

School: Evocation

Descriptor(s): Cold

Component(s): Verbal, Somatic

Range: Medium

Area of Effect / Target: Colossal

Duration: Permanent or 1 Round/Level

Additional Counter Spells:

Save: Fortitude partial

Spell Resistance: Yes

Creatures in the area are permanently frozen in ice (petrified) if they fail a fort save. Those passing the save suffer 10d10 cold damage and are slowed for 1 round/level.
Arcane Fortitude

Caster Level(s): Wizard / Sorcerer 4

Innate Level: 4

School: Abjuration

Descriptor(s):

Component(s): Verbal, Somatic

Range: Personal

Area of Effect / Target: Self

Duration: 1 Turn/Level

Additional Counter Spells:

Save: None

Spell Resistance: No

The caster gains 5 temporary hitpoints per level. Multiple castings do not stack.
Acid Arrow Storm

Caster Level(s): Wizard / Sorcerer 4

Innate Level: 4

School: Conjuration

Descriptor(s): Acid

Component(s): Verbal, Somatic

Range: Long

Area of Effect / Target: Huge

Duration: 1 Round + 1 Round/3 Levels

Additional Counter Spells:

Save: None

Spell Resistance: Yes

Each enemy within the area is targeted with a Melf's Acid Arrow, dealing 3d6 acid damage plus 1d6 acid damage every round until the spell expires.
Acid Blast

Caster Level(s): Druid 1, Wizard / Sorcerer 1

Innate Level: 1

School: Conjuration

Descriptor(s): Acid

Component(s): Verbal, Somatic

Range: Short

Area of Effect / Target: Cone

Duration: 3 Turns

Additional Counter Spells:

Save: Reflex 1/2

Spell Resistance: Yes

The caster sprays a cone of acid inflicting 1d6 (+1d6 per three levels) acid damage and lowering acid resistance by 10%. A reflex save negates the acid resistance penalty and halves the damage.
Figment

Caster Level(s): Bard 0, Wizard / Sorcerer 0

Innate Level: 0

School: Enchantment

Descriptor(s): Mind-Affecting

Component(s): Verbal, Somatic

Range: Short

Area of Effect / Target: Single

Duration: 1 Round

Additional Counter Spells:

Save: Will neg

Spell Resistance: Yes

The target is overwhelmed by false images and imaginary foes, leaving it Confused.
Cold Snap

Caster Level(s): Druid 3, Wizard / Sorcerer 3

Innate Level: 3

School: Evocation

Descriptor(s): Cold

Component(s): Verbal, Somatic

Range: Medium

Area of Effect / Target: Huge

Duration: 1 Round/2 Levels

Additional Counter Spells:

Save: Fortitude

Spell Resistance: Yes

A sudden frost deals 1d4 cold damage to all creatures in the area and slows their movement by 10%. A fortitude save halves the damage and negates the speed reduction.
Bang

Caster Level(s): Bard 0, Druid 0, Wizard / Sorcerer 0

Innate Level: 0

School: Evocation

Descriptor(s): Fire

Component(s): Verbal, Somatic

Range: Medium

Area of Effect / Target: Medium

Duration: Instant

Save: None

Spell Resistance: Yes

The caster unleashes an explosion which is louder than it is dangerous, dealing 1d2 fire damage to all creatures within the area of effect.
Greater Curse

## Greater Curse

Caster Level(s): Bard 5, Cleric 6 Wizard / Sorcerer 6

Innate Level: 6

School: Transmutation

Descriptor(s):

Component(s): Verbal, Somatic

Range: Touch

Area of Effect / Target: Single

Duration: Permanent

Additional Counter Spells: Remove Curse

Save: Will neg

Spell Resistance: Yes

Lowers all of the target creature's ability scores by 6.
Foresight

## Foresight

Caster Level(s): Knowledge 9, Druid 9, Wizard / Sorcerer 9

Innate Level: 9

School: Divination

Descriptor(s):

Component(s): Verbal, Somatic

Range: Personal

Area of Effect / Target: Self

Duration: 1 Hour/Level

Additional Counter Spells:

Save: None

Spell Resistance: No

This spell grants you a +2 bonus to Dodge AC and Reflex saves.
Elemental Ray

Caster Level(s): Wizard / Sorcerer 6

Innate Level: 6

School: Evocation

Descriptor(s): Fire, Cold

Component(s): Verbal, Somatic

Range: Long

Area of Effect / Target: Single

Duration: Instant

Additional Counter Spells:

Save: None

Spell Resistance: Yes

The caster fires two beams, one fire and one ice, with a single ranged touch attack. If the attack connects, each beam deals 1d4 damage per level of its type.
Enfeebling Burst

Caster Level(s): Death 3, Wizard / Sorcerer 3

Innate Level: 3

School: Necromancy

Descriptor(s):

Component(s): Verbal, Somatic

Range: Medium

Area of Effect / Target: Medium

Duration: 1 Turn/Level

Additional Counter Spells:

Save: Fortitude neg

Spell Resistance: Yes

All living creatures in the area suffer 1d4 Constitution damage per 5 caster levels unless a fort save is made. This spell has the opposite effect on undead, granting them bonus Constitution instead.
Enlarge Person

Caster Level(s): Wizard / Sorcerer 1, Strength 1

Innate Level: 1

School: Transmutation

Descriptor(s):

Component(s): Verbal, Somatic

Range: Short

Area of effect / Target: Single

Duration: 1 Turn / Level

Save: Fortitude

Spell resistance: Yes

This spell causes instant growth of a humanoid creature, doubling its size. This increase grants the creature a +6 strength, -2 dexterity, -1 to attack rolls, and -1 AC. In addition the creature gets -4 to hide, move silently, listen, and spot checks but a +4 to discipline.
Video Calls

## Video Calls and Video Chats

Telegram added one-on-one end-to-end encrypted video calls in August 2020. This was later expanded to group calls in June 2021, which launched with a participant limit of 30 people streaming video and up to a 1000 watching, set to be expanded in further updates.

##### Video Calls

One-on-one video calls on Telegram are end-to-end encrypted and available across all platforms. During calls users have the ability to choose which camera they want to use. The call can be placed into Picture-in-Picture mode to continue using the device while keeping the call active.

##### Video Chats

Video chats are available in groups as an extension of voice chats. Up to 30 people can show video from their camera and share their screens with sound during a chat. The rest of the participants can join and watch but cannot share their video while the limit is active. At any moment, the user can opt to turn their screen sharing or camera on and off, as well as mute themselves or enable push-to-talk. Group admins also have an ability to mute members.

Video chats can be viewed with a single feed taking up the whole screen or a split-screen view where multiple participants are shown. They also feature an option to turn on noise suppression.

Video chats can be recorded by an admin with the resulting video sent to their Saved Messages chat. During the recording, a red dot will be shown next to the video chat's name to notify viewers and participants they are being recorded. Before the recording is started, a prompt appears to choose the video orientation - Portrait or Landscape. Admins can also choose to record only the audio from the stream.
Greater Boon

## Greater Boon

Caster Level(s): Bard 5, Cleric 5, Temple Guard 4, Wizard / Sorcerer 5

Innate Level: 5

School: Abjuration

Descriptor(s):

Component(s): Verbal, Somatic

Range: Touch

Area of Effect / Target: Single

Duration: 1 Round/Level

Additional Counter Spells:

Save: None

Spell Resistance: No

The target gains a +4 bonus to all saving throws.
Privacy Settings

All Telegram apps have a Settings submenu dedicated to **Privacy and Security**. The content of the submenu ranges depending on the device you're using but the settings mostly pertain to what other users can see in your user profile, how they can contact you and interact with you, as well as the ability to set a local passcode and see a list of users you have blocked.

##### Blocked Users

From this option you can check which users you have blocked, add more users to the block list and unblock some of the previously blocked ones by going into their profiles and tapping *Unblock*.

##### Passcode

Users can set a device-specific passcode to make sure that nobody can open their account even if they lose their phone or laptop. On iOS, users can also enable Face ID verification.

##### Two-Step Verification

Here you can set an account-wide password that will need to be entered any time you log in. The password can be reset if the user forgets it but only from an active session and after a week-long waiting period to guarantee that the reset has been initiated by the account owner.

##### Privacy

In this section of the menu, users can choose a list of privacy-related settings. These are usually separated into Everybody, My Contacts, Nobody or changed to have exceptions - users that will either never see it or always see it.:

* Phone Number - this determines who can see the phone number that you used to register your account.
* Last Seen & Online - this determines who can see the precise information about whether you're online and when you were seen last in the app. While those with access to the information will see a number, such as "*Last seen at 3:15*", those restricted will see text like "*Last Seen Recently"*. Users will only see precise Last Seen statuses for those that they share their own precise Last Seen status with.
* Profile Photo - this determines which users can see the profile photo set on a user's account. If hidden, the photo will instead show up as a solid-colored circle.
* Calls - this determines who can make calls to a user on Telegram. The submenu also contains an option to make calls Peer-to-Peer, which will improve audio and video quality. Otherwise, calls are routed through Telegram servers to hide the callers' IP addresses.
* Forwarded Messages - this determines whether people can tap on your name in a message forwarded from you to open your profile.
* Groups & Channels - this determines whether people can add you to groups and channels.

##### Archive and Mute

Users that get a lot of new chats will see this option to automatically mute and archive any new chats (including groups and channels) from non-contacts.

##### Account Self-Destruct

This option determines how long a user can be inactive (not going online) before their account self-destructs. By default, this is set to 6 months. However, the setting can be changed to 1 month, 3 months or 1 year.

##### Data Settings

Here users can choose to sync their contacts or delete the already synced ones, clear their cloud drafts and payment info. This submenu also features the ability to turn off link previews in Secret Chats.
Encryption

All content on Telegram is encrypted with its own symmetirc encryption scheme MTProto. It is based on 256-bit symmetric AES encryption, 2048-bit RSA encryption and the Diffie–Hellman key exchange. In addition to regular encryption, the app also offers end-to-end encrypted Secret Chats and voice and video calls. End-to-end encryption means the data can only be accessed from the two devices involved in the conversation and cannot be decrypted by any authorities or the company itself.

**MTProto**

Recent scientific research has shown MTProto to be secure with only theoretical attacks posited by another group of researchers. Older versions of the protocol were not IND-CCA compliant but this was changed for version 2.0, which has been in use across all Telegram clients since 2015.

**Cryptography contests**

The company held two contests challenging experts to find flaws in the apps' encryption. While no issues were found, the bounties for bug reports and security issues have reportedly remained with the latest research being awarded for the discovery of the theoretical problems.
Channels

Channels are Telegram chats intended for one-way communication between the channel's creator and its followers. Channels are typically used for announcements, blog-like posts or news feeds. Channel owners can opt to add admins to help them run it and messages in a channel can be signed to show who posted them. A discussion group can be created as a companion to the channel, where all new posts will be forwarded and followers of the channel can discuss them or just communicate with each other. There is no limit on the number of followers a channel can have. Like group chats, channels support group voice and video calls. Since the 8.0 update, channels support continuous browsing. Once a user reaches the bottom of a channel, they can swipe up to immediately move to the next channel with unread messages.

##### Creating a Channel

On Desktop, open the side menu. On mobile, tap the pencil icon in the top right. Choose *New Channel.* A prompt to choose the channel's profile picture, name and description will appear. Once selected, the next screen will give a choice between a *Public* and *Private* channel, as well as allow to set a link to the channel. Lastly, a menu will appear to invite your *Contacts*.

##### Adding Users

Channel owners can add up to 200 people to their channel by inviting them, provided the users' privacy settings allow it. To do so, tap the *three-dot menu* (⋮ or ⋯) and choose *Add users.*

##### Appointing Administrators

Tap the *pencil icon* on your mobile device or *Manage Channel* on Desktop. Choose *Administrators* and *Add Administrator* to appoint admins. You can choose what permissions they have, including the ability to add admins by themselves.

##### Creating a Discussion Group

Tap the *pencil icon* on your mobile device or *Manage Channel* on Desktop. Choose *Discussion* and whether you want to create a new group or convert an existing one.
File Transfers

Telegram allows users to share files with a 2 GB limit per file. Any user can upload a file to a Telegram chat or channel, storing it in the Telegram cloud. When a message containing a file is forwarded, it is effectively copied, meaning the original file and message can be deleted without losing access to the file. There is no limit on how many files a user can share or the space that the user can take up on Telegram's cloud. Publicly sharing copyrighted content is not allowed per the app's FAQ, so files infringing on someone's copyright should not be shared in channels or public groups.

Users can also share files from their main device to their account through the Saved Messages chat and download them on a different device later for easier transfers between personal devices.
Scheduled Messages

Users can **schedule** messages to be delivered at a certain time or when the recipient first comes online. Multiple messages can be scheduled at once and any of these can be rescheduled or canceled before it is sent. Scheduled messages are available across all types of Telegram chats, including channels and groups.

To schedule a message, users can:

* **Desktop:** right-click on the Send button and choose *Schedule message*. Choose the time and date or click ⋯ to choose the *Send When Online* option.
* **Mobile:** hold down the Send button and choose *Schedule Message*. In the pop-up window, choose the time and date or the *Send When Online* option.
Multiple Accounts

Users on Telegram can run **multiple accounts** with no official restriction on the number of simultaneously used accounts. This can be done through using multiple applications or by using the *Add Account* option, located in the side menu on desktop and in the User Profile on mobile. Official Telegram clients only support up to 3 accounts per application while some unofficial, community-developed clients remove the limitation.

Accounts are independent of each other and each have specific settings for notifications and data storage.
Bugs and Suggestions

Telegram launched a dedicated platform for **Bugs and Suggestions**, where users can report new bugs and submit ideas for new features for any of the apps or the service as a whole. The cards are categorized based on status, platform and type. Each card can be voted and commented on by users.

A user can log into the platform using their Telegram account, which will let them create new cards and see the cards they've created in the *My Cards* menu. When creating an Issue card, users are asked to describe the problem, the steps to reproduce the bug and attach any kind of visual aids that can help pinpoint the problem. Cards can be sorted by time or by rating to check the newest ones submitted or the most popular cards. The platform also has a search function to check whether an issue or suggestion has already been submitted and whether a fix exists for a problem the user is facing.
Voice Calls

**Voice Calls** are one-to-one end-to-end encrypted calls that Telegram users can make between each other. A voice call can be launched from a chat with the user or from their profile and can be converted into a Video Call afterward. The voice calls can be made peer-to-peer or routed through Telegram servers.

Users can determine the call's encryption is intact by checking the four emojis in the top right corner. If the emoji match, the call is secure.

Users can restrict others' ability to call them in the Privacy settings. The calls can be limited to Contacts only or just a select few people. The setting will apply to both voice and video calls. In the same menu, users can choose to make the calls peer-to-peer for extra quality or route them through Telegram servers to obfuscate the users' IP address. This can also be changed to only work for certain people.
Username

> A **username** is a user's public name that they can set in their profile. Usernames are searchable, meaning if you share yours with someone they will be able to put it into Telegram's global search bar and find your profile. This eliminates the need to share one's private phone number and provides any user with a link that looks like this:
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https://t.me/your\_username

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> where "your\_username" can be any username you set. Usernames can only contain English letters, numbers from 0 to 9 and underscores. They have a minimum length of 5 characters.
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If a user wants a username that is already being taken up by an unused bot or channel, they can contact UsernameBot to request that username for themselves. However, this only applies to usernames that the user has on at least two other active social media profiles on platforms such as Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.
Active Sessions

The **Active Sessions** menu shows which devices and applications are currently logged into a given Telegram account. It is situated in the *Settings > Privacy and Security* directory or *Settings > Devices*. The menu lists the parameters such as app version, device, operating system of the device and the IP and location of the device. To the right of this information the date of the last login is listed as well.

The menu also has a button to *Terminate all other sessions*, leaving only the current one logged in. On mobile devices, the menu also has the option to *Scan QR Code* to log into the app faster.
Groups

**Groups** (or group chats) are Telegram chats for mass communication that support up to 200,000 members. Members are separated into admins and regular users, with admins appointed by the group creator. Group chats support most features offered in one-on-one chats and add other unique functionality such as Slow Mode, Polls, Voice and Video Chats and Verification.

Groups have two types: private and public. Public groups can be found through global search and joined by anyone, while private groups are accessible only through invite links or being added by an admin. Private groups can set limited invite links, restricted by number of uses and time period. Group type can be changed at any time in the group's profile.

Admins can set certain permissions for users, limiting what they can post or how often, as well as setting special permissions in voice chats. The group owner can also assign various permission to the admins they appoint, such as the ability to add more admins, change group info, ban users, edit other admins' permissions etc. In the even of the group owner's account being deleted, the admin with the most permissions will become the new group owner. The process can also be done manually if both accounts have 2FA enabled and the owner chooses to pass ownership to the admin.

Admins can also post as the group to keep themselves anonymous if they have the *Remain Anonymous* permission enabled. Admins can also have custom titles, which will be displayed on their messages to the right of their name.
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Blood to Bile

Caster Level(s): Death 8, Wizard / Sorcerer 8

Innate Level: 8

School: Necromancy

Descriptor(s):

Component(s): Verbal, Somatic

Range: Touch

Area of Effect / Target: Single

Duration: 1 Round/2 Levels

Additional Counter Spells:

Save: Fortitude, partial

Spell Resistance: Yes

With a touch the caster afflicts the target with a dreadful curse. Until the duration expires, the target takes 20 necrotic damage each round and must make a saving throw or lose 1 Constitution.
People Nearby

The **People Nearby** menu lets users see other Telegram users in a certain radius around them that opted to make themselves visible. The menu is only available on mobile devices and can be accessed through the *Contacts* menu.

At the top of the menu, users can tap *Make Myself Visible* to show up in other users' *People Nearby* results. The setting is **off by default** and pressing the button brings up a warning explaining what the feature does. Making yourself visible to users in the area will not reveal the user's phone number.

Below the button is a list of currently visible users with an approximate distance between you. From this list, you can open a user's profile and contact them. Opening a chat with a user from People Nearby will bring up a prompt to send a greeting sticker and, if you initiate a chat, the user will see that you are messaging them from People Nearby and the distance between you.

Below the list of people is a list of *Groups Nearby*. This only includes **location-based groups**, special groups that are tied to a certain location and can be accessed by anyone in the area.
Instant View

Some links, when pasted into Telegram, will be converted to an **Instant View** format. Accessible on mobile devices, the *Instant View* button opens a compact and lightweight version of the page that the link directs to. This page will be opened through Telegram's built-in browser, which will optimize it for mobile viewing, even if the original was not optimized.

Instant View pages support text and media and open instantly as they are cached on the Telegram servers. These previews are formed when pasting the link into the message field.
Bots

Bots are programs that run inside Telegram and perform various functions depending on their purpose. This includes group moderation, search (both internal and external, through other platforms), file downloads, etc. Bots can be created by any user with Bot API and support inline mode, being built into the app's interface.

Bots can be interacted with through a variety of commands, preprogrammed by their creator, with an option to stop any activity with the bot via a 'Stop Bot' button in the bot's profile. Bots can also have different levels of access, meaning a bot added to a group can be set to have no access to its messages.

##### Notable Official Bots

@Botfather - used to set up new bot accounts and connect them to the Telegram servers.

@GDPRBot - used to request a copy of all your data that Telegram stores or make a Data Privacy request.

@gif - used to search and browse GIFs

@NoToScam - used to report scams, including impersonation.

@PressBot - used for media requests from journalists and publications.

@StickersBot - used to create new sticker packs.

@Username\_bot - used to request usernames that are otherwise being taken up by defunct channels or bots.
Copyrighted Content

Telegram processes takedown claims related to publicly available copyrighted content shared on the app. This includes channels, bots and sticker sets that may be infringing on someone's copyright. However, requests are only processed if they are made by the copyright holder or an agent authorized to act on their behalf.

Copyright complaints are processed via emails sent to: dmca@telegram.org.

Users that believe their content was taken down unfairly and did not infringe copyright can dispute the takedown at abuse@telegram.org.
Last Seen

The **Last Seen** status on Telegram shows how recently the user has last opened a Telegram client. The timestamp varies in precision based on the user's last activity as well as their privacy settings. Hiding your precise **Last Seen** from others will hide theirs from you as well.

The standard options are:

* **Last seen at X:YZ** - showing a precise time the user was last seen, where X is the hour and YZ are the minutes. Only available when the user chooses to share this information with you.
* **Last seen recently** — any period up to 2-3 days.
* **Last seen within a week** — 3 to 7 days.
* **Last seen within a month** — 7 days to 30 days.
* **Last seen a long time ago** — 30+ days. (This status is also always displayed to blocked users.)
Alice Holland

**Alice Holland** is the main protagonist of the *Oh My Angel!* series.

## Personality

Alice is shy, fearful, absent-minded, and has a love of cute and childish things. She loves the peaceful life and would meticulously decorate her environment to make it fresh and elegant. Despite her shyness, she has an innovative mind. She are keen and sharp in thinking and have the devotion to take action, thus quite confident. Alice likes to escape from reality and tend to give up when she cannot figure out or face something, because she is too fragile to face failure. She is shown to be very jumpy and easily frightened, much more so than other characters, and thus reacts extremely in situations where other characters are only mildly disturbed.

## Abilities

* **Danger Sense:** Alice can detect any potential threats in the surrounding area, thus giving her the opportunity to properly react to them quickly. While sleeping, she possesses extraordinary reflexes that are entirely involuntary for defensive purposes.
* **Self-Resurrection:** Alice is able to fully restore herself, instantly nullifying any kind of damage or condition and endlessly reviving from any death or destruction.
* **Wing Manifestation:** Alice is able to manifest wings that are attached to the body allowing flight. They may also protect from rear attacks or detach and re-grow for quick getaways. During her training, she can project feathers as projectile weapons and mastered in a fight or a long physical scuffle during flight.
Contacts

**Contacts** are Telegram users saved in one's contact book. They can be both synced from one's device or added manually via username, phone number or directly through their profile. Adding someone to your contacts makes it easier to get in touch with them. Also, due to many privacy settings being dependent on whether or not a user is in your contacts, adding them can make your profile picture or phone number visible to them, while keeping that data hidden for strangers.

Contacts can be removed by opening a particular contact's profile and tapping Edit > Delete Contact on mobile or just Delete Contact on desktop. You can also Edit contacts to change their display name.
Read Receipts

Telegram serves read receipts in the form of **check marks** next to the message text and timestamp. The status of the message is based on the displayed check marks and their number, such as:

* a spinning clock - the message is being delivered.
* one mark - the message has reached Telegram servers and a notification has been sent.
* two marks - the message has been opened.

Small group chats also have special read receipts, where any user can highlight a message they have sent and check which group members saw it. The receipts do not specify when the message was seen and are cleared 7 days after the message was sent.
Two-step Verification

**Two-Step verification** (or 2SV for short) is an optional security measure in Telegram. To turn on 2SV, users need to set a password, which restricts access to the Telegram cloud for that account. In the future, all attempts to login will need to not only provide the login code but the 2SV password as well. The password can be reset but the request takes 7 days to complete in order to ensure that the process isn't abused. If the user forgets the password but does not wish to reset it through this process, they can use a recovery email, if one had been set up earlier.

##### Setting Up a 2SV Password

Open *Settings > Privacy and Security* and choose the *Two-Step Verification* option. Here you can set, reset or disable the password.
Forwarding

Users can **forward** any messages in one-on-one chats, groups and channels, sending a copy of it to a different chat. This feature is disabled completely for Secret Chats to preserve confidentiality.

When forwarding a message, users have the option to hide the original sender's name and remove captions from media by tapping the *Forward Message* button at the top of the screen and forward to multiple chats at once by tapping *Select* on the same screen.

Users can choose to remove the link to their profile from forwarded messages, meaning others will only see the display name but clicking on it will not bring others to the original sender's profile. This can be done in *Settings > Privacy and Security > Forwarded Messages.*
User Profile

Every user on Telegram has a **profile**, which can contain their profile picture or video, name, username, phone number and bio. Users can choose which information is displayed and to which people, such as only displaying their profile picture to Contacts or a certain group of users.

A phone number and name is the only information that has to be provided to register a Telegram account, making profile pictures, usernames and bios completely optional. Profile pictures can also be interchanged with profile videos, short looped clips that play when a user's profile is opened. Past profile pictures and videos can be viewed by tapping on a user's current profile picture and swiping.

Groups and channels can also have profiles, though they contain different information than the user ones.
Notifications Settings

Users can access the Notifications menu through *Settings > Notifications* (or *Notifications and Sounds* on some devices) from any Telegram app. However, some of the apps have extra settings or lack some of the options, such as the desktop app having device-specific settings and the web version as well as the desktop one currently having no ability to set exceptions (but still obeying the settings chosen on a device with the corresponding options.)

In the Notifications menu, users can choose which chats serve notifications, either by type - private, group, channels - or on a case-by-case basis, picking chat exceptions which will always be muted or unmuted. There are options to set a sound for notifications, preview the message contents in the notification and show or hide the sender's name on the phone's lock screen. Users can also choose separate notification settings for the times when they are using the app and a new message arrives - whether a sound or vibration will be played and a preview will be shown.

Additionally, there are settings to include muted chats or channels in the unread message count, which can be seen on the mobile and desktop versions. The desktop version also includes a choice of which corner the notifications will show up in as well as the maximum number of notifications allowed to be shown at a time.
Replies

**Replies** is a special chat that helps keeping track of replies to your comments.

In fact, it's a special bot (*with a different UI*), that forwards you each reply to your comments hosted by a group of which you are **not a member**.
Replies from **blocked users** are not received here.

Also, there are additional features, meaning that you can:

* Tap on *View in chat* to go to context, similar to messages forwarded in Saved Messages.
* Tap on the message and then on *Block user*, the sender will be blocked, and his messages in this chat will be **deleted**. (*Blocking a person in other ways will not delete his replies here*)

Finally, it's not possible to send messages in this chat.
Themes

Telegram clients on all devices support **themes** - changes to the apps' color schemes that can affect all UI or parts of it. Themes can be stored in a cloud and sync across devices as well as be shared with other users. Cloud themes can be created outside of the app and can feature custom wallpapers in addition to color palette changes.

To adjust the Telegram theme on your device, go into *Settings > Apperance* or *Chat Settings*. There are also several pre-made themes, including gradient options.

##### Chat Themes

Users can choose one of 8 themes to set in private chats. These chat-specific themes are controlled by both chat participants and sync across both of their devices. These themes have animated backgrounds, gradient message bubbles and theme-exclusive background patterns. Each of them has a day and night version that changes based on the user's Telegram settings.
Silent Messages

Users can send a message silently, meaning it will not make a sound even if the recipient has the respective settings turned on. It is only signaled by a silent notification.

Silent messages can be sent in any type of Telegram chat, including groups and channels.

To send a message silently, users can:

* **Desktop:** right-click on the Send button and choose *Send without sound*;
* **Mobile:** hold down the Send button and choose *Send Without Sound*.
Voice Chats

Voice Chats are mass voice communication rooms integrated into Telegram groups. They are open to all group members and can host **millions** of listeners simultaneously. A voice chat can be started by a group owner or admin and will stay active until shut down by an admin. While a voice chat is active, a bar will appear at the top of the screen showing the name of the voice chat, the number of participants and a Join button.

##### Starting a Voice Chat

To start a Voice Chat, a group admin has to open the group profile, tap ⋯ or ⋮ and 'Start Voice Chat'. Admins can also schedule voice chats as a way of announcing live talks in advance. This will enable a countdown timer that all group members can see. Users can also request a notification for the start of a voice chat.

##### Voice Chat Controls

After joining the Voice Chat, users can back out of the group and browse the app normally. A button to mute or unmute will remain on screen and the Android app includes a widget to control the microphone and display who is talking in the Voice Chat. On Desktop clients, including Windows and MacOS, users can go to Settings in the Voice Chat and set a shortcut key to mute and unmute as well as enable push-to-talk.

Admins can limit the number of speakers and choose to mute all members by default. They also have an ability to create custom invitation links that will separate members into speakers and listeners. Based on which link the user follows, they will either have the ability to speak right away or remain muted until an admin unmutes them. While in the Voice Chat, users also have the ability to tap the Raise Hand button and indicate to the admin that they want to speak.

When entering a voice chat in a channel, users have the ability to choose whether they want to join as their personal account or as a channel that they are an admin of. This feature is intended to avoid drawing attention to public figures' personal accounts.

Admins can also record a voice chat by tapping ⋮ and 'Start Recording'. Chats that are being recorded are denoted with a red dot next to the chat's title. Recordings are automatically sent to the admin's Saved Messages.
Emoji

While Telegram uses the standard Unicode emoji set, many of the available emoji have been animated to show unique effects or just expand their visuals. This includes both regular emoji such as 😎 and 😱 as well as 🏀 and 🎰, with both of the latter featuring randomized outcomes for the animation. Some of the emoji, such as 🍑, also feature sound effects on mobile versions of the app.

The animated effects can only be seen when sending a message consisting of a single emoji. Adding text, unique symbols or extra emoji disables the animation and forces the emoji to display as it would normally.
Telegraph

**Telegraph** is a text publishing and editing tool made by the Telegram team. Pages made and posted on Telegraph can contain photos and embedded media as well as formatted text. It is designed to resemble a blank page with controls only appearing once text is entered or highlighted. Each article is separate with the author specifying the title and, if they choose to, their name. Users can log into Telegraph through their Telegram account to keep track of which articles they have posted. The author's name is also clickable, leading to their Telegram user profile.

When an article is first published, the URL is generated automatically from its title. Non-Latin characters are transliterated, spaces are replaced with hyphens, and the date of publication is added to the address. For example, an article titled "Telegraph (blog platform)" published on November 17 would receive the URL `/Telegraph-blog-platform-11-17`.
Meggie Mags

*"Don't act like you don't know what midget porn is."*

Meggie Mags (real name Megan) is a member of the RAZZLE community, she is writing her own page which isn't a good idea and someone else should do it because I'd like an outsiders perspective on my character.

I'm known kind of as the one that does art for RAZZLE sometimes and also for saying things no one should say yet I continue to say them.

She is a feral beast and nothing can stop her except her own mortality and occasional groundings. Her affably evil ways frighten some and this pleases her.

But really she just wants to have fun and her wicked tendencies hold no malicious intent, she's a goofball who is trying her best.

## Relationships

Megan gets attached to a few individuals and is then and forever loyal to them no matter what happens.

**Allies:** Azy, Watermelon, Stephen

**Enemies:** Sullyhogs,Chance, cause he has Minecraft

**Love Interests:** Nightbot

**At the mercy of:** Zach, Ryan, Alan, Ben, The Moderators

## Story Arc

Within the lore, Meggie is canonically a very horny, cumbending catgirl. Currently the main villain of RAZZLE, she constantly starts revolutions against RAZZLE for varying reasons. Her most recent fit of evil was being petty and spiteful towards everyone who could play in the RAZZLE Minecraft server, she literally cried when she couldn't join in the fun because she had a bad day on when the server launched and she exploded.

## Trivia

* She is autistic and takes five pills every morning to be able to function like a regular human being, the medication also helps her ADD and anxiety. (She calls herself a "triple A threat")
* As a child, she could be found nibbling on DVD cases. Going so far as to actually eat a very specific part of a DVD case.
* She isn't great with words when spoken out loud, it's easier for her to write what she wants to say.
* When she was 11, she was held down and handcuffed by police officers late at night. This is because she had been chasing a staff worker, at the Receiving Home she was living in, with a whole fucking electric fan and was using a 3DS charger tied to a hairbrush as a whip. She had nearly busted down the door of the office where the staff worker was calling the police. Anyways, she went to school the next day and told her classmates she was put in the back of a police car and for whatever reason... they were amazed.
* Is a Widowmaker main in Overwatch but she's not very good at the game.
* Has admitted she wants a harem of big pretty muscle women to fawn over her.
Folders

**Folders** on Telegram are different chat lists, than can be used to sort a user's chats into several subcategories.

## Default folders

### All Chats

This folder contains all chats than aren't in the Archive. It can't be removed or disabled.

### Archive

It's a separated space to hide them from the previous.
As a special feature, **muted chats** that are sent to the archive will not return to the main chat list unless the user manually unarchives them, while **non-muted chats** (or chats where you receive a **mention**) will be automatically returned to the main chat list after a new message.

## Recommend folders

In *Settings > (Chat) Folders*, these folders can be enabled simply tapping on *Add*.
Once added, they can also be modified by the user.

### Personal

It contains all **private chats**, from both contacts and non-contacts, including archived ones.

### Unread

Shows all chats with one or more unread messages.

## Custom folders

They have a custom name and, on Telegram Desktop, an icon.
Besides, if you delete a folder, the chats it contained will not be deleted.

You can create new folders in *Settings > (Chat) Folders*, using one or more of these filters:

### Included Chats

* **Contacts** - All private chats from users saved in your contact book
* **Non-Contacts** - Private chats not included in the previous
* **Groups** - All of your group chats
* **Channels** - All of your channels
* **Bots** - Private chats with a bot (*doesn't include deleted ones, since they are considered as users*)

### Excluded Chats

* **Muted** - Excludes chats where you have disabled notifications
* **Read** - Excludes chats where there are no unread messages
* **Archived** - Excludes chats in the archive

### Single Chats

You can also add up to 100 individual chats for each category (Included and Excluded). This also includes chats pinned in the folder.

## How-to

### Archiving Chats

To archive a chat on desktop, right-click on it and choose *Archive chat*. On mobile, swipe left and choose the *Archive* option. Note that this will not work on Android if Folders are enabled. In that case the user needs to tap and hold on a chat to open a menu, where an Archive icon will appear. Using that method, one can archive multiple chats at a time.

### Hiding the Archive

On mobile, swipe left on the archive to hide it from the chat list. To see it again, pull down on the screen. On desktop, right-click the archive and press *Collapse*.
Account

Telegram accounts are tied to phone numbers and require SMS verification to create. Regardless of which platform you intend to use the app on, creating an account requires an Android or iOS device. After an account is created, it can be accessed on any device that supports a Telegram client with active sessions showing which devices have access to the account at the moment. Once an account has been made, the number that it is tied to can be changed by the owner at any moment and any number of times. Since 2021, the app also features a periodical reminder to make sure the number being used is up to date.

An account's associated phone number and username (if chosen) will be shown to the user's Contacts by default but the phone number can be hidden completely, even from Contacts, depending on the user's privacy settings.

##### Self-Destruct

Accounts that have not been active will self-destruct, deleting all information tied to them, except for the user's chats. By default, the self-destruct timer is set to 6 months but can be lowered to 1 or 3 months or expanded to 1 year. The term can be set in *Settings > Privacy and Security > Delete my account > If away for....*

##### Verification

User accounts on Telegram **cannot** be verified. The verification process is only available to groups, channels and bots.

##### Logging Out

Users can log out of Telegram by:

* iOS: Settings > Edit > Log out
* Android: Settings > … > Log out
* Telegram Desktop: Settings > … > Log out
* Telegram Web: Settings > ⋮ > Log out

##### Deactivation

Users who wish to delete their Telegram account need to visit the deactivation page. To initiate deletion, the user must enter their number and receive a confirmation code on an active Telegram session. The codes from the deactivation page are not sent via SMS. The process is irreversible and will delete all of the user's data as well as strip them of admin and owner rights of any groups and channels they created. Using a non-mobile browser is recommended.
Video Messages

**Video Messages** are short, round videos that users can record and send in chats by holding down the camera icon in the bottom right corner of the chat. If the icon is shown as a microphone instead, tap it once to switch it to the correct one. On mobile, the icon can be pulled up to "pin" the process and allow for hands-free recording. Video messages have a one-minute length limit, unlike voice messages. This feature is **only** available on **mobile** versions of the app.

All video messages in a chat can be viewed by opening the user's or group's profile and swapping to the *Voice* tab. Note that the list will also include voice messages as video messages do not have a dedicated tab.

When recording a video message, users can tap the *Flip* icon to switch between frontal and rear cameras on their phones. During playback, video messages can be sped up to 2x speed by tapping the respective icon at the top of the screen. Tapping on a video message during playback pauses it.
Voice Messages

**Voice Messages** are audio files that users can record in Telegram chats by holding down the microphone icon in the bottom right corner of the chat. On mobile, the icon can be pulled up to "pin" the process and allow for hands-free recording. Voice messages have no officially set length limit, unlike video messages. All voice messages in a chat can be viewed by opening the user's or group's profile and swapping to the *Voice* tab. Note that the list will also include video messages as they do not have a dedicated tab.

In chats, voice messages that have not been listened to will have a blue dot next to the timestamp. When listening to a voice message, users can increase the playback speed to 2X by tapping the respective icon at the top of the screen. The same bar also has controls to pause message playback or stop it.