Everything you need to know about setting up and running Village Vote in your Discord server.
This bot provides seven commands for creating and managing votes in your Discord server:
Read more →The /dashboard command gives moderators a secure, time-limited link to a web-based game dashboard for monitoring and managing an active game.
Read more →The player action system provides a structured workflow for players to submit night actions (or any game action) to moderators, with a two-party confirmation handshake before actio…
Read more →The /assignroles command starts a new game by reading all members of a Discord role and assigning them game roles from a chosen template. It creates the game and gives you a link t…
Read more →These two moderator commands manage the live state of players during a game:
Read more →These commands cover the smaller jobs around running a game: opening channels, swapping players, adding teams mid-game, checking the bot's permissions, and picking things at random…
Read more →This bot provides three commands for creating and sharing game announcements across Discord servers:
Read more →A breadcrumb trail is a list of secret words. When a player says one of them in a monitored channel, the bot records the find, can DM the player a message, and tells the moderators…
Read more →Your server may run a game economy: money to earn, items to buy, bets to place, players to rob. Everything happens through a few slash commands, and everything you do is private to…
Read more →The Player Shop is a full game economy you run without touching a spreadsheet: currencies, priced items, hidden black markets, lootboxes, betting events, auctions, and optional inc…
Read more →A leaderboard is one live message in a channel of your choice that ranks players by points or by Elo rating and rewrites itself as results arrive. Results come from a game: one the…
Read more →You run a game somewhere (a browser game on your own site, a bot, a script that scores a quiz) and a moderator has set up a leaderboard for it on their Discord server. This guide c…
Read more →You have a game that runs outside this bot: a browser game on your own site, a game with its own backend, or a script that scores something. A moderator wants its results on a lead…
Read more →You are changing the bot itself to ship a new game that moderators can pick from the catalogue tile on the setup page. There are two kinds, and the first decision is which one you …
Read more →This guide is for trusted config admins — the people who help bring new Discord servers onto Village Vote and keep existing server settings up to date.
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