Guide

Death list on TeamSpeak: your guild's death alerts

The death list is where the guild follows deaths: who fell, at what level and to whom. In a war it shows whether the attack worked; day to day it shows who in your guild keeps dying and needs help. Having it on TeamSpeak saves you from refreshing the server's deaths page.

What a good death list shows

• Who died, the level and the time, always with the newest on top.
• Who killed: the player who landed the last hit and who dealt the most damage, or the monster.
• Which side: whether the victim is on the hunted list, the friend list or outside your lists.

How it looks in TXBot

TXBot keeps a Deaths channel on the guild's TS, updated on its own. By default it shows the deaths of everyone in your guilds and lists. In the panel you can also include deaths from the whole server (on OTs whose site shows them) and set a minimum level, so low-level characters do not flood the channel.

For wars, turn on the PvP Deaths channel: only deaths to players, no monsters, and the day's scoreboard on top, with hunteds killed, friends killed, the balance and how many frags each friend took.

Besides the channel, the guild gets a poke when someone from the hunted list dies, and any member can see a character's history with !charlogs Name (logins, levels and deaths).

See also how to set up the hunted list on TeamSpeak, which defines who counts as an enemy on the death list.

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