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The chain panel

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The chain panel is one message that changes as the chain goes on. What you can press depends on the stage and on who you are.

Button Who When What it does
Join Verified members of the server’s faction Before and during the chain Adds you to the roster. Without a stored key, a private setup panel asks for one first.
Leave Anyone on the roster Before and during the chain Takes you off the roster.
See participants Anyone Any stage, once someone has joined Lists who is in.
Remove Leaders In the participants list Takes someone off the roster.
Cancel Leaders While scheduled, queued or waiting Ends the plan after you confirm.
Track the running chain Leaders On a queued panel Makes this plan take over the chain Torn already has running. Asks you to confirm.
Save chain Members Live and dying chains Gives you a target you can hit right now. See below.

To join, a member needs a Torn account linked to their Discord (they’ve verified) and their own Torn key. If either is missing, a private panel asks for it, and the join goes through when the last step is done.

The setup also asks once whether the member wants to register with FFScouter, where Save chain gets its targets. Saying no doesn’t stop them joining. About FFScouter.

When a chain is about to break, Save chain gives you a target you can hit right now.

  1. The bot asks FFScouter for players much weaker than you, using your own key and battle stats.
  2. It checks the best few on Torn and takes the first one you can attack now, meaning not in hospital, in jail or abroad.
  3. It shows you that target with a link.

You’re refused while you can’t attack yourself. If a linked account, a key or an FFScouter registration is missing, the panel walks you through it first. If FFScouter’s search limit is reached, it says how long to wait.

When the cooldown ends, the message becomes the chain’s record from Torn’s own chain report: the totals, the five members with the most hits, and who landed each bonus. /chain history opens the same record for any past chain.