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Once a round starts the bot works through a series of elimination events, each paired with a kill phrase announced to the channel. Every round reduces the field until only one player remains. The winner receives the full accumulated pot minus any configured house cut. Games can run on demand or be scheduled as recurring server events.

Every kill message, victory line, and special event announcement is fully editable by your admins. Premium subscribers get access to the complete phrase editor — write your own announcer voice, theme rounds to your community's lore, and import or export phrase sets as JSON files.

Set the minimum and maximum player count, entry token cost, prize distribution, and the channel where games run. Award channels can be split across multiple destinations with a Premium subscription.

When a round kicks off, the bot posts a grab button and splits the token pool between an instant payout and a live reserve. Every player clicks to claim their share from the reserve. But at any moment a steal event can fire: a second button appears that lets any player redirect tokens from a rival's tally directly into their own. Rounds end when the pool runs dry or time expires.

The steal chance is configurable and keeps every grab round unpredictable. Even a player holding a big lead can lose it in seconds if their opponents are paying attention when the steal button lands.

Set the pool size, steal chance, minimum players, required role, and whether role multipliers apply.

Players join by reacting with 🔥. Once the game begins, each round is introduced with a randomly selected theme. Buttons are posted and every surviving player must click one. One button hides a deadly outcome and anyone who clicks it is eliminated. Round types rotate between normal, chaos, mercy, and exposed to keep everyone on their toes.

There is a configurable chance each round for a revival button to appear. Eliminated players pay attention — someone still in the game might accidentally bring them back.

Every guild can supply its own theme packs — custom images, story text, and emoji sets. Premium guilds can upload fully branded replacements.

Every round an NFT image from the PawsFlow collection is posted without revealing its ID. Players race to select the matching number from a row of buttons. The bot tracks response time and awards points, with faster answers scoring more. The highest total at session's end claims the prize.

A hint button is available each round for a clue at the cost of fewer potential points. Certain special NFT IDs act as Easter eggs and award double or triple points.

Admins set the number of rounds, button choices per round, response time, prize pool, and whether role multipliers apply.

Each round players choose an action via buttons: attack an opponent, search for loot, drink to reduce thirst, or hide from danger. Weapons range from basic sticks to legendary blades with passive effects. Thirst rises naturally over time — reach its maximum and you die regardless of HP.

Each round has a configurable chance of triggering a server-wide event — sandstorms drain everyone, an oasis restores survivors, a mirage causes confusion, and bandit ambushes start fights automatically.

Set the token pool, min/max player count, event chance per round, and assign a notify role.

Every round a sentence is pulled from a configured pack or quotes API and then encoded. Players type their best guess into chat. Points go to everyone who cracks it, with a scoreboard after each round.

Rounds can randomly activate a twist that changes encoding. Modes include full reversal, leet speak, tilde wavy text, emoji character mapping, and alternating mocking case.

Admins can load custom sentence packs tailored to their community — server lore, inside jokes, or themed quotes.

Each round selects one of four categories: speed round, pattern round, riddle round, or theme round. Players click the button matching the correct emoji. First-click correct answers score points and build a streak.

Getting answers right consecutively builds a streak that multiplies base points. A long streak delivers triple points. One wrong answer resets it.

Admins configure number of rounds, response time, token pool, and burn percentage.

Each player adopts a unique NFT creature. They keep it alive by feeding it, washing it, and putting it to sleep. Every creature tracks Hunger and Hygiene — let either reach zero and the creature dies permanently.

Walking earns tokens with a chance to find a buried treasure map. Higher-level creatures can run and do marathons for bigger payouts. Jobs let players send their creature off for hours of passive income.

Players can deposit tokens into a universal bank that carries credits across every guild. Funds left in the bank earn daily interest that scales with the deposit size.

Every value is configurable — token names, decay speed, walk cooldown, shop prices, job rewards, event multipliers, and custom messages. Premium subscribers unlock all customisation options.

An admin activates the game in any channel. Community members type the next number into chat. You cannot post twice in a row. The bot validates each message with a checkmark or cross. When the counter hits the target the final poster wins.

In loop mode the game resets immediately after each win and keeps running indefinitely — a persistent mini-game that generates steady activity without needing an admin to restart it.

Game state is saved so the counter survives system restarts. The current count, last poster, and loop settings are all preserved between sessions.

When a new member joins the bot DMs them a "Start Verification" button. Clicking it reveals a grid of emoji buttons — the member must select exactly the ones shown in the prompt. The number of required emoji clicks, the target role, and the welcome message are all configurable per guild.

Set the verified role, the number of emoji clicks required, and a custom welcome message. Multiple failures result in a timeout.

Each collection is tracked independently and can route to its own dedicated Discord channel. Supported event types include new listings, completed sales, burnt tokens, and fresh mints. Price threshold alerts let you set a floor — the bot only fires when a listing drops below your configured CRO value.

Add collections by contract address via the web panel. Each entry stores the collection name, the channel to post in, and the optional price threshold. Premium unlocks CDC marketplace integration and raffle events.

Each tracked pair stores a DexScreener pair address, a channel to post in, and an optional price threshold. When live price moves beyond the threshold it fires an embed showing current price, 24h change, volume, and market cap.

Token burn events on Cronos can be monitored per contract. Each detected burn posts a formatted embed including the amount burned, the sender wallet, and a block explorer link.

Members register up to multiple wallets via the bot. Each gated role configuration stores a contract address, an optional minimum token count, and the Discord role to apply. The bot checks all registered wallets daily, adding or removing the role based on current holdings. Staking contracts are supported.

Premium guilds can stack multiple conditions — hold Collection A and at least 100 tokens to unlock an exclusive role. Combinations are evaluated automatically each cycle.

Up to five gated roles per guild on the base tier. A force-sync button triggers an immediate re-check without waiting for the daily cycle.

When a game distributes a prize the bot checks the winner's roles against the multiplier table. If they hold a qualifying role, their payout is scaled before the FlipSuite transfer is sent. Multiple roles stack additively up to a configurable cap. Works across all token-reward games.

Each entry maps a Discord role ID to a multiplier value (e.g. 1.5 for +50%). Changes take effect on the next game payout.

A guild can have multiple independent reminders running simultaneously, each with its own channel, message content, and repeat interval. Reminders are stored to disk so they resume automatically after restarts.

Create, edit, preview, and delete reminders from the web panel. A preview button lets you see the formatted message before it goes live.

The admin uses /guildnews_setup to open a text modal and write or update the server's news content. Any member can then run /guildnews to fetch the latest version as a paginated embed.

Ideal for servers that want a persistent, queryable update buffer. Members who miss an announcement can pull it back up themselves without scrolling through channels.

The bot watches suspicious username, nickname, and display-name changes against the guild's ban-word list. When protection is enabled, it also deletes a new member's first message if it contains a Discord invite link, an external URL, or more than 5 user mentions. The configured action still applies to flagged names, and a manual scan command checks all current members at any time.

Toggle protection on or off, choose the action level, configure the alert channel, and manage ban-words all from the web panel. Deleted first messages are reported to the alert channel with the user, the trigger reason, and the removed plain-text message in a code block.

When AI mode is active the bot monitors configured channels and responds to messages directed at it. Responses are generated by a hosted Mistral or Qwen model. Each user gets their own rolling conversation memory so the AI maintains context without repetition. It also has access to tools for fetching live on-chain data and prices.

Toggle on or off from the admin panel. All settings are stored per-guild.

The subscription panel shows the guild's current status and expiry date. If the plan has lapsed it shows which features have automatically disabled. Admins always know exactly what's live.

Run /subscription pay in Discord to trigger a token transfer. Once the transfer confirms the bot validates it on-chain and activates premium features immediately.

Gaming Moderators have admin-level access for all game commands — starting arenas, configuring game defaults, managing active sessions, and triggering force-starts. They cannot access role management, bot config, or subscription settings.

Use /gaming_mod to assign a Discord role. Removing a role immediately revokes game management access for all members holding it.

Configure the poll question, answer options, duration, and target channel from the web panel. Once submitted the bot posts a formatted embed with a vote button for each option. The embed updates in real time as votes come in.

Set question text, option labels, poll duration, and which channel it posts to. When the poll closes the bot posts a final results summary with the winning option highlighted.