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Shade Collection


The [p]shadecollection [sc] command lets you browse your shades, inspect their IDs, and find a specific shade with filters. Like the Card Collection, it is paginated and can also show another user's collection.

Each entry shows the shade's tag (if it has one), a colour indicator, its shade ID, name, tier, type, and modifiers. Use the shade ID with commands such as [p]shadeview, [p]applyshade, or [p]shadeburn.

Usage
  • Command: [p]shadecollection [user] [filters]
  • Alias: [sc]
  • Parameters:
    • (Optional) [user] - View another user's shades by mentioning them or using their user ID.
    • (Optional) [filters] - One or more filters that narrow or sort the results.

Without filters, shades are shown newest first. Use the buttons below the result to move between pages.

tip

You can also browse collections in a browser at kana.gg/shades.

Filters​

Use one filter at a time or combine several, separated by spaces. Numeric filters support =, !=, <, >, <=, and >=; : also means “is”.

Shade Properties​

FilterWhat it matchesExample
ti or tierShade tiertier>=3
p or purityPurity scorepurity>=9
g or glowGlow scoreglow>5
c, color, colour, colors, or coloursNumber of colours in the shadecolor:4
r, res, or resonanceRemaining resonance percentageres<=25

Name, Type, and Modifiers​

FilterWhat it matchesExample
n or nameShade name; partial names workname:crimson
ty or typenormal (n) or cartoon (c) shade typetype:cartoon
m, mod, or modifierWhether the shade has the glow (g) modifiermod:glow

To exclude a modifier, use mod!=glow or -mod:glow.

Tags​

FilterWhat it matchesExample
t or tagShades you tagged with this tag nametag:favourites
t:untaggedShades without a tagt:untagged
nt or notagWhether a shade is untagged (true) or tagged (false)nt:true
tip

Tag filters only match tags you created with the tagging system. To find shades by their properties, use the dedicated filters instead: type:cartoon for cartoon shades, mod:glow for the Glow modifier, and purity>=9 or glow>5 for scores.

Sorting​

Use o or order to sort by tier, purity, glow, color, resonance, or created. Sorting is ascending by default; prefix the order filter with - for descending order.

GoalFilter
Highest purity first-o:purity
Lowest resonance firsto:resonance
Oldest shades firsto:created

Combining Filters​

Place filters together to refine the result. For example:

[p]shadecollection purity>=9 mod:glow -o:purity

This finds shades with at least 9 purity and the Glow modifier, ordered from highest purity to lowest.

For details on rolling, applying, repairing, and burning shades, see Shades.