Village Vote started out countin' votes so you didn't have to. Now it hands out roles, builds the channels, takes the night actions, runs the wolves' den vote, keeps the books on the town economy, and tells ya who's been slackin'. Basically it does everything but pour the whiskey.
ADD TO DISCORDOne /vote and every player with the role is on the ballot. Buttons on the embed, a timer that closes it for ya, and a results page cleaner than a freshly oiled 12-gauge. Save your usual settings once and stop retypin' 'em every day like some kinda amateur.
Need a secret ballot? /anonvote keeps who-voted-for-who locked up tighter than the panic room. Votin' on somethin' that ain't a person? /itemvote turns a plain ol' message into the options. Both come in anonymous flavors.
Run /denvote in the wolves' channel and the bot figures out who's in the den and who's on the menu. The pack picks a victim, and if you want, which mangy mutt does the deed. Hunters got nothin' on this.
Point a vote at a channel and players just type !vote @somebody mid-argument. Or give it your own word: yeet @somebody works just as well. The bot reacts with a checkmark so nobody's wonderin' if it took.
Give the mayor a double vote. Make one poor idjit a pawn who votes with somebody else in the last minute without knowin' it. Close the vote the second a majority lands. All of it from the Manage page, logged so you can settle the arguin' later.
/assignroles reads your player role, loads a template (Werewolf, Mafia, and a few flavors you'd only understand if you've hunted with us), or imports your own roles straight outta your channels. Then it spins, DMs everybody their fate, and builds the private channels. Pin a role to a player if the plot needs it.
Players send /playeraction, mods sort 'em by priority and category, both sides confirm, and /modaction executes the lot in order. No more diggin' through forty DMs at 2 a.m. to find out who the Doctor saved.
/deathmanagement buries a player: roles swapped, channel renamed with a skull, ghost channel unlocked, action queue cleared. Somebody got turned? /changeteams moves 'em to the wolves' side with one command, and it's all in the game log.
Currencies, a shop, a black market only some folks can see, lootboxes, loans with interest, bettin' on events, auctions, tradin', and robbin' each other blind. Every coin lands in a ledger, so when someone cries foul you got receipts.
Listen here, ya idjits. Slap a role on your players and run /assignroles. The bot hands you a private setup page where you pick the teams, set how many of each role you want, and hit Start. It spins the wheel, tells every player what they are, and builds 'em a private channel each, plus team chats for the ones who get to know each other. The werewolves know who's who. The villagers are in the dark, like huntin' a wendigo in a blizzard.
/creategamechannel gives ya a fresh day channel that only the mods can see 'til you're ready. Post the mornin' blood board, hit Open, and the town's talkin'. Yesterday's channel gets locked so nobody's arguin' in two places at once.
Type /vote and everybody's on the ballot. Players click a button or just holler !vote @somebody in chat. The bot tallies it all up, shows who's votin' for who, and can slam the vote shut the second a majority lands. No more countin' by hand like some amateur at the hunter's roadhouse.
Player with the most votes gets sent to the great beyond. One /deathmanagement and they're outta the town channels and into the ghost channel where they can watch and mope. If they were a werewolf, good on ya! If not... well, ya just killed an innocent, ya idjit!
The wolves run /denvote in their den and pick a midnight snack. Everybody with a power sends it in with /playeraction. You sort the pile by priority, execute it in order, and write the blood board. Rinse and repeat 'til the wolves are dead or the village is dinner.
/dashboard gets ya a private page with every player, their team, whether they're breathin', and what action they've sent in. The Activity tab charts who's talkin', who's replyin' to who, and who's gone quieter than a ghost in a salt circle. Handy before you hand out warnings.
Build a signup post from a web form: date, rules link, player cap, questions for the sign-ups, roles handed out automatically when they click. Got friends on another server? One share code and they can sign up over there too.
Hide secret words in the game. When a player says one in the right channel, the bot slips 'em a DM and tells you in the log. Find every crumb and maybe a role unlocks, or a shop nobody knew was there. Sneaky, in a good way.
Somebody edit their post after the vote swung? Delete it and pretend it never happened? The bot logs edits and deletes in the game channels, with a grace period for honest typos, so you don't gotta play detective on top of everything else.
Need a random pick and don't trust anybody's dice? /wheel spins a list or a whole role and posts the animation. Ten styles, from a big ol' wheel to a penguin race. Yeah, a penguin race. Don't ask.
Game's over? /cleanupgame tears down every channel the bot built and wipes the game and shop data so the next one starts clean. Ask first, delete second, like any sensible hunter. Everything's written up in the docs if you'd rather read than guess.
"This bot saved our game night! No more arguin' over vote counts like a buncha politicians. Best tool for Werewolf since silver bullets!"
"Even a tech-challenged old hunter like me could figure it out. It assigned the roles, built the channels, and took the night actions before I'd finished my coffee. Faster than I can say 'Christo' to spot a demon!"
"Gave the town a currency, opened a black market for the wolves, and let 'em rob each other. Best three days of chaos we ever had, and the ledger settled every fight. Village Vote is now standard equipment for our hunting party."
Don't just stand there like you're waitin' for the world to end! Add Village Vote to your Discord server faster than you can say "idjit" and start hangin' those werewolves tonight!
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