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# Sessions

Sessions are organised play periods. The bot can run a vote to gauge interest, announce the start, and post a shutdown message at the end.

Votes have a threshold: if enough members react in time the session is confirmed, otherwise it lapses. Sessions can also be scheduled ahead of time and will announce themselves when they come round.

Configured on the [Sessions](/dashboard/game.md#sessions) dashboard page.

## Commands

| Command              | Aliases | Who can use it | What it does                                     |
| -------------------- | ------- | -------------- | ------------------------------------------------ |
| `>session vote`      | —       | Admin          | Create a session vote                            |
| `>session schedule`  | —       | Admin          | Schedule a session for later                     |
| `>session scheduled` | —       | Admin          | See the sessions waiting to run                  |
| `>session cancel`    | —       | Admin          | Cancel a scheduled session                       |
| `>session start`     | —       | Admin          | Start a session                                  |
| `>session end`       | —       | Admin          | End a session                                    |
| `>session boost`     | —       | Admin          | Ask for more players to join the running session |
| `>session info`      | —       | Everyone       | View analytics about your session                |
| `>session config`    | —       | Management     | Manage the session config                        |


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