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# Cooldowns & Reminders

| Command                                 | What it does                                                                                     |
| --------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| `%cooldowns`                            | Check your pull, claim, daily, and vote timers, plus how close you are to a guaranteed high roll |
| `%remind [pull\|daily\|vote] [on\|off]` | Get a one time DM when a timer's up                                                              |

## `%cooldowns`

Shows how long's left on each timer, or that it's ready:

* Spawn a card: your `%pull` timer (10 minutes)
* Claim a card: your claim timer (10 minutes, shared across every drop, not a separate one for each)
* Daily coins: your `%daily` timer (about 20 hours)
* Vote: your `%vote` timer (12 hours, set by top.gg itself)
* Pity: how many more low star claims until your next one's guaranteed to be good, or a note that it already is

See Pulling & Claiming for how that guarantee actually works.

## `%remind`

Type it with nothing after it to see your current settings. Add a type, and `on` or `off` if you want to set it directly instead of just flipping it:

* `%remind pull` turns pull reminders on or off
* `%remind daily on` turns daily reminders on
* `%remind vote off` turns vote reminders off

There's no claim reminder - only pull, daily, and vote.

The bot checks every 30 seconds for anyone who's due a reminder and DMs them once. It only sends that one DM though, it won't spam you. It'll only remind you again once you've actually done that thing again (pulled, claimed your daily, or voted) and the timer starts over. If your DMs are closed, it just quietly skips you instead of erroring out.


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