You can use this feature to track your own scroll inventory as well as setup groups so you can see the boss scroll inventory of yourself and others in the group.
There are 2 ways to add scrolls to your inventory. Either using the ,addscrolls command (Adds given scrolls to your current inventory)
or the ,updatescrolls command (updates your inventory to exactly the given scrolls)
The format to give when adding/updating/completing your inventory is <command> (#) (scroll), (#) (scroll), ...
Example: To add 3 bheg and 1 ronin scroll to your inventory this is what the command looks like
,addscroll 3 bheg, 1 ronin
All accepted scroll names can be found here
To get the inventory of a user, use the ,scrolls command. Just use the command to get your own, or else use ,scrolls user_id to get the inventory of another user.
When you complete boss scrolls in game you can use the ,doscrolls <scrolls args> to mark those scrolls as completed. They will then be removed
from your inventory and an entry in your scroll history.
You can obtain a record of when you completed scrolls and what scrolls were completed by using the ,scrollhistory command.
You create scroll groups to organize users and see all of their scroll inventories at once.
You can create a group with the ,addscrollgroup name command.
To join a scroll group a user needs to use the ,joinscrollgroup groupname command. Similarly, you can leave a scroll group
with the ,leavescrollgroup groupname command.
Admins can also remove users from scroll groups using the ,removeuser groupname family_name_or_discord_name
You can get the info of a group with the command ,groupinfo name command. This will display a table of all users scrolls.