$role

A powerful and compact function to retrieve various properties of a Discord role!

Usage: $role[roleid;property]

This function takes two arguments:

• roleid: The ID of the role you want to get information from.
• property: The specific piece of information you want to retrieve.

Supported Properties:

Here's a list of the available properties you can use with the $role function:

• name: The role's name (e.g., "Moderator").
• mention: The role's mention string (e.g., <@&1234567890>).
• id: The role's ID (e.g., 1234567890).
• hex: The role's color in hexadecimal format (e.g., #FF0000 for red).
• color: The role's color as a 10-base number.
• created: The date and time when the role was created.
• position: The role's position in the role hierarchy. Lower numbers mean higher priority.
• rawposition: The role's raw position in the role list.
• guildid: The ID of the guild (server) where the role exists.
• guildname: The name of the guild (server) where the role exists.
• timestamp: The creation timestamp of the role.
• ismentionable: Returns true if the role can be mentioned, false otherwise.
• iseditable: Returns true if the bot can edit the role, false otherwise.
• ismanaged: Returns true if the role is managed by an integration (like a bot), false otherwise.
• ishoisted: Returns true if the role is hoisted (displayed separately in the member list), false otherwise.
• usercount: The number of users who have this role. (Note: This value is cached and might not be perfectly up-to-date.)
• icon: Returns the role's icon URL if it exists. Returns undefined if the role has no icon.

Example:

Member06/01/2026

!!exec $role[798789079070970;position]

Custom Command Bot 06/01/2026

2

This example retrieves the position of the role with the ID 798789079070970. The bot responds with 2, indicating the role's position in the role hierarchy.

Function difficulty: Easy

Tags: compact role