Server persona sets Aiko’s tone for everyone in this server, layered on top of Aiko’s base personality. Unlike personal persona, it isn’t isolated per user — every member gets the same baseline tone unless they’ve layered their own personal persona on top (Plus/Pro/Max only).
There are two ways to set the server persona.
Choose a Preset
/settings → Persona → open the preset dropdown → pick one
Same five presets available to individual members:
Write a Custom Persona
/settings → Persona → Custom button → enter your own instructions → submit
Up to 1500 characters.
Unlike the personal persona modal, Discord doesn’t enforce the 1500-character cap on this field as you type — it’s only checked after you submit. Go over, and submission is rejected with “that’s too long (max 1500 chars)”; shorten it and resubmit.
Typing clear, reset, none, or off as the custom text also resets the persona to the base personality — same effect as Set as Default below, just from inside the modal.
Reset the server persona
/settings → Persona → Set as Default button
Clears the server override entirely — Aiko falls back to her base personality (no preset, no custom text). Members who’ve set their own personal persona are unaffected; it keeps layering on top of whatever the server persona currently is.
There’s no separate “current setting” line here — the Persona heading itself shows the live state: Persona-friendly, Persona-custom, or Persona-default.
Limits
Server persona is available on every plan, including Free.Custom persona text: 1–1500 characters.
What server persona is for
It sets the baseline tone for the whole server — how Aiko talks to everyone by default. It doesn’t change what Aiko knows (that’s memory) or what she can answer (that’s reference material). Members on paid plans can still layer their own personal persona on top of whatever you set here. 
