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# List Rosters and Groups

<mark style="color:blue;">**/roster list**</mark> <mark style="color:purple;">**name:**</mark> `Name` <mark style="color:purple;">**user:**</mark> `User` <mark style="color:purple;">**player\_tag:**</mark> `Tag` <mark style="color:purple;">**clan:**</mark> `Clan`

### Getting all Rosters and Groups

Run the <mark style="color:blue;">**/roster list**</mark>

Shows Rosters with Index, Name, Clan and amount of Members/Max Members.

Shows Groups with Index, Name, (Public/Private) Status and \[Order X]

{% hint style="warning" %}
Groups are only shown when running the command without filter options.
{% endhint %}

### Options / Filter

Filter **Rosters** using any of the following Options:

* **name** - List any Roster with the set Name
* **user** - List any Roster where that user is in with an Account
* **player\_tag** - List all Rosters where that Account is in
* **clan** - List all Rosters from that specific Clan


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