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# Introduction

### **About CustomRP Manager  \[BETA]**

The **Public RP Manager** is a powerful and modular Discord bot designed to automate roleplay server management for **The Vampire Legends 2**.\
It provides advanced systems for character assignment, activity tracking, RP session organization, and administrator tools — all through a clean slash-command interface.

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### **Bot Features** 

#### **• Character System**

* Create character entries linked to Discord roles
* Categories and category-role linking
* Automatic nickname renaming
* Character assignment menu
* Character panel auto-update

#### **• Activity System**

* Inactivity bars for RP activity tracking
* AFK role exclusion
* Automatic updates
* Activity panel
* Alerts sent to a log channel
* Sync with RP session attendance

#### **• RP Session System**

* Create RP sessions with a modal
* Presence buttons (Present / Absent)
* Editable via modal
* Finalization (disable buttons)
* Automated reminders


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