How To Find Players?

Finding players is the same for all commands, regardless of what command you are using.
Here you learn how to find players using Royale Alchemist.

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In examples below, replace !command with any command of your choice that accepts finding players. For example !command could be !deck, !rank, !pb, !chests or ...

Streamer Accounts

• If you want streamer's first account, you don't need to enter anything:

!command

• If you want streamer's next accounts, enter the account number. For example for streamer's 3rd account:

!command 3

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!command 0 will show info of the last active account of the streamer.

With Player Name

• If you want to find a play with his name, you can immediately enter the player name after the command.
  For example for a player named SergioRamos:

!command SergioRamos

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All names can be case-insensitive, space-insensitive and accent-insensitive.
This mean all these will work: !command Sergio Ramos, !command sergio ramos, !command sErgiò ràMos.
If a player's name is popular, you should enter the exact same name to help Royale Alchemist.

With Player Name and Clan

• If there are too many players with the same name, you'll need to enter clan name as well using clan:/c:.
  For example if a player is named Morten and is in clan SK Free2Play:

!command Morten clan: SK Free2Play

• If the player has no clan, you can just enter no clan. Assuming the player is named Boss:

!command Boss c: no clan

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Chinese, Russian, Arabic and Latin are special words and indicate the language in which the names are written.
As a note, the bot can't differentiate between Chinese/Japanese/Korean names and you can enter whichever you want.

• If a player has a Chinese name and is in clan Shiganshina:

!command chinese clan: Shiganshina

• You can enter those special words for clan names too.
  Assuming the player is named The Goat and is in an Arabic clan:

!command The Goat c: arabic

With Tournament

• You can find players of a tournament by entering the tournament name.
  Assuming the player is named Mohamed Light and is in tournament CRL 2022 #8:

!command Mohamed Light tourney: CRL 2022 #8

• You can enter the tournament #tag as well.
  Assuming the player is named Ramzies and is in a tournament with #tag #V8JPLU:

!command Ramzies toruney: #V8JPLU

With Player Tag

• You can find players using their player tag.
  Assuming the player has the player tag #YJPPGL00:

!command #YJPPGL00

"Next" Players

WARNING

Only commands that have the Nexts players mentioned, support this.

• If You want the a player mentioned in the —— Nexts: section of a command, you just need to add the number behind player name to the command.

For example if you use !pb Bale, you might get this response:

TQ Bale (aka Bale)'s personal best is 8315 🏆. Their best season was on 2021-07, with rank #70 and 8315 🏆. —— Nexts: 2: Mini Bale

Now if you want Mini Bale's pb, you can do !pb Bale 2. 2 is the same number as the number behind player's name in Nexts: 2: Mini Bale.

Name Length Filter

• If you can't properly write player name/clan-name, you can use the name-length filter to help the bot find the player.
  Using this filter, the bot will only find players with the name provided length:/len:.
  For example if a player has a Japanese name 一ノ瀬ちづる that has a length of 6, and is in clan JAPAN☆TOWER:

!command japanese len: 6 clan: JAPAN TOWER

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You can enter len: for clan name too. Just enter it after clan:.