Fake Perms
Grants a role bot-level access to specific commands without giving it the matching real Discord permission - Pixie performs the action using its own permissions, the role just needs to be allowed to trigger the command.
Usage
$fakeperms
Also $fperms, $fakeperm, $fp, /fakeperms. One
panel handles everything - it shows which roles currently have fake perms set, with an
Edit a Role button that opens a role picker, then a multi-select of every fake
perm to toggle for that role.
Role hierarchy checks (can't act on someone with an equal or higher role than you) still apply regardless of fake perms - this only bypasses the real Discord permission requirement, not Pixie's own hierarchy safety checks.
Available fake perms
| Fake perm | Unlocks |
|---|---|
| Kick Members | $kick, $delwarn, $clearwarns |
| Ban Members | $ban, $tempban, $unban, $autokickban, $unautokickban |
| Manage Nicknames | $changenick, $forcenick, $nickremove |
| Manage Roles | $role add, $role remove |
| Add Roles | alternative to Manage Roles for just $role add |
| Remove Roles | alternative to Manage Roles for just $role remove |
| Timeout Members | $timeout, $untimeout |
| Manage Warns | $warn, $warns, $delwarn, $clearwarns |
| Jail Members | $jail, $unjail, $jailed |
| Host Giveaways | $giveaway (start/end/reroll/etc.) |
| Lock Channels | $lock, $unlock |
| View Invite Lookups | $invites whoinvited, $invites invitedwho, $invites code |
| Emoji/Sticker Export & Import | every emojisteal command that needs Manage Emojis and Stickers |
| Uwuify Members | $uwuify |
| Britishify Members | $britishify |
| Set Slowmode | $slowmode |
Every slash-command equivalent of the commands above accepts the same fake perm as its prefix
twin. Kick Members and Manage Warns both separately unlock
delwarn/clearwarns - either one is enough on its own.
These are all independent toggles, even the ones that fall back to the same real Discord
permission under the hood (like Timeout Members and Manage Warns both ultimately checking
moderate_members) - granting a role one doesn't grant it the others.
Checking what you (or someone else) have
$perms [@member]
Also $myperms, /perms. Lists both the target's native Discord permissions
and their bot-level (fake) perms (most powerful first) with which specific role is granting each one -
not staff-gated, anyone can check their own perms or look up someone else's. Omit the member to check
yourself. Paginates automatically if the list is long.
If a role gives someone real Administrator (or they're the server owner), that's shown as a single line instead of listing all ~50 individual permissions it implies. If more than one of your roles grants the same perm, the higher-positioned role is shown as the source.