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CHAT COMMAND- is the default prefix — your server may have changed it, and the trigger follows your server's bot language.
PLAYERSEveryone in the channel — no lobby, no limit.
CATEGORY
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LINKS📖 Documentation
WHAT IS MERGE TEXT?
Merge Text is Text Split in reverse: Fizbo posts a word broken into single letters — b r i d g e — and you type it back as one unbroken word: bridge. The letters are already in order — it is not an anagram, nothing needs rearranging. The first exact, space-free answer wins the round.
HOW IT WORKS
1START ITAnyone in a game channel can fire off Merge Text with a single command — no lobby, no waiting.
2RACE THE CHANNELFizbo posts a word broken up into single letters. Type it back as one word, with no spaces.
3FIRST ONE WINSThe first correct answer takes the round, and the round is over in seconds.
COMMON QUESTIONS
What is the difference between Merge Text and Text Split?
They are mirror images of each other, and counterintuitively so. Merge Text shows a word already split into spaced letters — q u i c k — and you type it back whole, with no spaces. Text Split shows the whole word and you type it back with a space between every letter. If you can remember that you do the opposite of what is on screen, you have both games.
Is Merge Text a word scramble game?
Close, but not quite — and the difference matters. In a word scramble the letters are shuffled and you unscramble them; in Merge Text the letters stay in their correct order, just pulled apart with spaces. There is nothing to decode, so it plays as a pure speed race: read the spaced letters, type the word whole, beat everyone else to it. If you want actual unscrambling-style deduction, Text Reveal is the closer fit.
What counts as a correct answer in Merge Text?
The complete word as one unbroken string, with no spaces and nothing else in your message. Copying the spaced letters back exactly as they appear in the image is the most common mistake and it always fails — as does dropping or swapping a letter. Wrong answers are ignored without any reply from the bot, so the round simply continues until someone types the word cleanly or the timer runs out.
What happens if nobody merges the word in time?
Each round gives the channel fifteen seconds, with the embed showing “The fastest person to merge the word below wins the game” above a “Waiting...” status while it runs. If no correct answer lands, the embed turns red and the status changes to “No one won”, ending the round with no winner. There is no penalty and nothing carries forward — the next round simply deals a new word.