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# Useful commands

A list of the Discord bot commands you can use to check and verify your Planetary Defense profile.

These commands let you verify your Discord profile with the Planetary Defense bot across the game's different sections. Use them whenever you want in any channels.

### 🚀 GAME & ACCOUNT

`/register` — Link your WAX wallet

`/missions` — Open the game from any channel 

`/stats` — View Web Game statistics

`/grade-list` — View Grades and thresholds 

`/wam` — Find a player's linked WAX wallet

### 💎 NFT & TRADING

`/blend` — Browse Blends and check required Materials 

`/trade` — Create and browse NFT trade offers

### 🏆 LEADERBOARDS

`/leaderboard coins` 

`/leaderboard chests` 

`/leaderboard keys` 

`/leaderboard fragments` 

`/leaderboard mercenaries`

`/leaderboard worldboss`

`/leaderboard altar`

### ⚔️ WAR

`/war` — Start a War 

`/warstats me` — View your War statistics 

`/warstats user` — View another Defender's statistics 

`/warstats leaderboard` — View War rankings

### 👁️‍🗨️ ATLAS

`/ask` — Ask whatever you want to Atlas, your AI assisstant 

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Note: The information on this page reflects the current state of Planetary Defense's development. As new features are actually released and the game evolves, some details here may change, and this page will be updated to stay accurate.
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