Everything you need to know to get Scout up and running in your Discord server.
Note: You need Administrator permissions in your Discord server to add Scout.
Once Scout is in your server, you can start tracking League of
Legends players using the /subscribe command.
/subscribe channel:#general region:na1 riot-id:PlayerName#1234
alias:MyFriend Subscribe to notifications for a League of Legends player.
/subscribe channel:[#channel] region:[region]
riot-id:[name#tag] alias:[nickname] user:[@user]
Remove a player subscription from your server.
/unsubscribe alias:[nickname] View all active player subscriptions in your server.
/listsubscriptions Display current bot state for troubleshooting (admin only).
/debug Scout requires the following Discord permissions to function properly:
Only users with Administrator permissions can use the /subscribe and /unsubscribe commands.
Scout supports all official League of Legends regions:
If you're still having issues, you can:
/debug command to check bot status
Scout automatically checks for new matches every minute. When a tracked player starts a match, you'll get a notification within 1-2 minutes.
Scout tracks all ranked and normal games on Summoner's Rift, ARAM, and other matchmade queues. Custom games, practice tool, and tutorial matches are not tracked.
Yes! You can subscribe to players from any supported League of Legends region. Just make sure to specify the correct region when subscribing.
There's no hard limit on the number of players you can track, but we recommend keeping it reasonable to avoid channel spam.
Post-match reports are generated after games end. Very short games (usually under 5 minutes) or remakes might not generate reports. The reports typically appear 2-5 minutes after a match ends.
Scout only stores the minimum data necessary to provide notifications: Riot IDs, aliases, and Discord channel information. We don't store personal information or match history beyond what's needed for reports.