Conditionals

If

{if CONDITION} … {/if} keeps the text between them only when the condition is true. The condition is usually a variable:

Welcome {user.mention}!{if {user.boost}} Thanks for boosting! 💜{/if}

Else and else-if

Add {else} for the other case, and {elseif CONDITION} for more cases in between. The first one that's true wins.

{if {user.bot}}A new bot: {user.name}{else}Welcome {user.mention}!{/if}

Comparing

Use == (equal) or != (not equal). Both sides can be variables or text; case and spaces at the ends don't matter.

{if {guild.boost_tier} == Level 3}Max boost level reached!{elseif {guild.boost_tier} == No Level}Help us get our first boost level!{else}We're at {guild.boost_tier}.{/if}

What counts as false

A condition without a comparison is false when the variable is empty or one of these (any case):

Anything else is true, so yes/no variables like {user.boost} work without a comparison.

Good to know

• Conditionals work in plain text and in any part of an embed, and are applied before the embed is built.
• A misspelled variable, or one that doesn't exist in that message, stays as typed, so it counts as true. Check the names on the Variables page if a block always shows.
• Blocks can't be nested (no {if} inside another {if}), but you can use as many separate blocks as you like.