/whois Command
Look up any BDO player by their family name. Queries external BDO APIs to show their profile, current guild, and guild history.
What it does
The /whois command queries external BDO player data:
- 1.Searches external BDO APIs by family name and region
- 2.Fetches the player's full adventurer profile if available
- 3.Shows their current guild and tracks guild changes over time
- 4.Displays a Guild History button to browse previous guilds
Command syntax
Parameters
family_namerequired
Text
The player's in-game family name (their account name). Example: Krazor, Mythril, Foxfire.
region
Choice
BDO region to search. Options: NA, EU, SA. Defaults to NA if not specified.
Usage examples
Look up a player on NA:
Look up a player on EU:
What's displayed
Family name
The player's account name
Current guild
Guild they're currently in
Guild member count
Size of their current guild
Guild history
Previous guilds tracked by CoGM
Profile data
Class, level, and other public profile info if available
Private profile note
Shown if the player has a private adventurer profile
Family names are region-scoped
In Black Desert Online, family names are only unique within a region. A family name on NA is different from the same family name on EU. If you need to look up a player from a specific region, use the optional region parameter.
Troubleshooting
"No player found"
The family name doesn't exist on that region, or the BDO API returned no results. Check the spelling and make sure you're searching the right region.
"No guild shown"
The player may not be in a guild, or their profile is set to private. CoGM will show guild data from its tracking pool if available.
Wrong region result
Specify the region explicitly using the region parameter: NA, EU, or SA.