Awards
Define your own award types — roles, name decorations, points and expiry
Define your own award types, such as MVP of the week, each with a role, a name decoration, points and an expiry. /award give and take hand them out, /award holdings shows what someone holds, and /award board shows the leaderboard.
- Free, like every feature
- Off until you switch it on
- 1 command
Set it up
- Switch on Awards
Dashboard → your server → Modules → Recognition → Awards. It starts off, like every feature.
- Open Awards in the sidebar
Its settings save as you change them and work straight away.
- Announce awards
Post a message when someone receives an award that has announcing switched on.
- Announcement channel
Start from one of the five below, or build your own.
- Try /award
Give awards, take them back, and see who holds what New commands show up within about a minute; press Ctrl+R in Discord if you can't see them yet.
Settings
Everything on the Awards page of the dashboard. Changes save as you make them.
- Announce awards
- Post a message when someone receives an award that has announcing switched on.
- Announcement channel
- Start from one of the five below, or build your own.
Commands
Who can use each one is up to you: the "Who can use this" card on the page, or Command Access.
/award
Give awards, take them back, and see who holds what
/award give
Give an award to someone
| Option | What to give it | Needed? |
|---|---|---|
member | Who receives it (member) | Yes |
type | Which award (text) | Yes |
reason | Why — shown in the announcement (text) | Optional |
/award take
Take an award back
| Option | What to give it | Needed? |
|---|---|---|
member | Who loses it (member) | Yes |
type | Which award (text) | Yes |
/award list
The award types this server has
/award holdings
What someone holds
| Option | What to give it | Needed? |
|---|---|---|
member | Whose awards (defaults to you) (member) | Optional |
/award board
The awards points leaderboard
| Option | What to give it | Needed? |
|---|---|---|
limit | How many places (default 10) (whole number, 1–25) | Optional |