Features

This page is an overview the main features of the bot and how they work.

Ranks

Ranks are associated with a role and have point requirements. They can also be configured to stack (to not be removed if a user has a higher rank).

• View a user’s ranking details using /ranking view ⧉
• Add ranks with /ranking ranks add ⧉ , or multiple at once with /ranking ranks add_bulk ⧉
• Remove ranks using /ranking ranks remove ⧉
• Edit existing ranks with /ranking ranks edit ⧉
• Check which users are in a rank using /ranking ranks in ⧉
• List all exiting ranks using /ranking ranks list ⧉

Points

Points determine a user’s rank. Yes, they can be negative.

• Points can be added to and removed from Discord users using /ranking points add ⧉ and /ranking points remove ⧉
• Points can also be directly set with /ranking points set ⧉
• View a Discord user’s points using /ranking view ⧉
• View the point leaderboard using /ranking points lb ⧉

Role Prefixes

Automatically assign a prefix to users’ nicknames, based on their highest role that has a prefix.

• Add a role prefix using /ranking prefix add ⧉
• Remove a role prefix with /ranking prefix remove ⧉
• List all role prefixes by running /ranking prefix list ⧉

Diplomacy

Allowed members of a server can send messages to and manage relations with other servers. Includes efficient two-way requests and convenient cross-server messaging.

Set up diplomacy using /dpm setup ⧉ . Be warned, this exposes some public information about your server to everyone else, including the owner, server ID, and other data.

Messages

• Send a diplomatic message using /dpm send ⧉
• Alternatively, reply to one of Stronghold’s messages in a diplomacy thread to directly send a message (reply mention must be enabled)

Allies

• Add an ally by running /dpm allies add ⧉
• Remove an ally with /dpm allies remove ⧉
• List all allies using /dpm allies list ⧉

Enemies

• Add an enemy by using /dpm enemies add ⧉
• Remove an enemy using /dpm enemies remove ⧉
• List all enemies with /dpm enemies list ⧉

Neutral Servers

• Add a neutral server by running /dpm neutrals add ⧉
• Remove a neutral server using /dpm neutrals remove ⧉
• List all neutrals server using /dpm neutrals list ⧉

Sessions (Deployments/Events)

Permitted users can start and manage sessions, a generic form of an event that anyone can attend. Includes real-time participant logging, management, a time quota system, and default options.

View the status of sessions with /session status ⧉

Management

Manage the status and participants of a session.

• Start a session by running /session start ⧉
• Stop a session using /session stop ⧉
• Edit an ongoing session with /session edit ⧉
• Remove or kick a participant using /session remove ⧉ and /session kick ⧉ respectively (see the difference in their usage sections)

Time Quotas

Filter participants by time spent and check who has met the quota.

• Set a time quota using /session quota ⧉
• View the time a user has spent in a session with /session time ⧉

Default Options

Quickly start sessions with commonly used options.

• Set defaults for sessions using /session edit_default ⧉
• Start a session with the defaults after running /session quickstart ⧉

Automatic Points

Give points to session attendees automatically. Meeting the time quota can be required for receiving points.

• Set a number to provide or disable automatically giving points to participants after a session is stopped with /session auto_points ⧉

Custom Commands (Aliases/Proxies)

Create custom commands that redirect to other commands (only Stronghold’s commands). This is useful for styling and shortening frequently used commands.

• Add a custom command name by using /proxy add ⧉
• Remove a custom command with /proxy remove ⧉
• List all custom commands using /proxy list ⧉
• Clear all custom commands by running /proxy clear ⧉

Roblox Integration

Includes the ability to add and remove Roblox users from the blacklist, identified by their user ID. This prevents blacklist bypassing by changing your username. You can also assign points to Roblox users.

Blacklist

List and manage the Roblox user blacklist. Doesn’t affect anything outside Roblox integration.

• Add a user to the blacklist by using /rbx blacklist add ⧉
• Remove a user from the blacklist by running /rbx blacklist remove ⧉
• List all blacklisted users with /rbx blacklist list ⧉
• Clear the blacklist using /rbx blacklist clear ⧉
• Check if a user is blacklisted with /rbx blacklist check ⧉

Points

Attempting to add points to a blacklisted user leads to the command failing. Roblox user points do not count towards any ranks (there is no rank system for Roblox points).

• View the points of a Roblox user by running /rbx points get ⧉
• Assign points to a Roblox user by using /rbx points set ⧉
• Add points to a Roblox user using /rbx points add ⧉
• Remove points from a Roblox user by using /rbx points remove ⧉
• List all Roblox users with points with /rbx points list ⧉

Role Groups

Create groups of roles to easily assign and remove multiple roles at once. Useful for managing event roles or even ranks. You can allow regular users to join or request role groups themselves to reduce the workload of staff members.

• Create a role group using /ranking groups create ⧉
• Delete a role group with /ranking groups delete ⧉
• Add roles from a group to a user by running /ranking groups add ⧉
• Remove roles from a user using /ranking groups remove ⧉
• List all role groups with /ranking groups list ⧉
• View the roles in a group by using /ranking groups view ⧉
• Get the groups a user is in with /ranking groups user ⧉

Convenience Commands

A set of community-requested commands which combine multiple commands into one, for ease of use. Currently, there is only one. If you have any ideas, feel free to contact us!

• Add points to a Roblox user once per session with /c bp ⧉ , while considering blacklists.

Activity Checks

Create customisable modular activity checks. Automatically send a message to a channel on a custom interval. For information regarding formatting and event sequencing, run /activity checks info ⧉ .

• Start an activity check using /activity checks create ⧉
• Cancel an activity check by using /activity checks cancel ⧉ . Use this to change options
• Pause and resume activity checks using /activity checks pause ⧉ and /activity checks resume ⧉ respectively.
• Run an activity check, regardless of the interval, with /activity checks execute ⧉ .

Permission Management

Manage internal permissions to fine-tune who can do what with the bot.

• Get the calculated permissions of a user using /permissions get ⧉ , which combines the permissions specific to the user and their roles.
• List available permissions using /permissions list ⧉

Roles

Manage permissions specific to roles.

• Add permissions with /permissions roles add ⧉
• Remove permissions using /permissions roles remove ⧉
• List permissions by running /permissions roles list ⧉
• Set permissions directly (remove any previous perms) with /permissions roles set ⧉
• Clear all permissions using /permissions roles clear ⧉

Users

Manage permissions that apply to individual users.

• Add permissions with /permissions users add ⧉
• Remove permissions using /permissions users remove ⧉
• List permissions by running /permissions users list ⧉
• Set permissions directly (remove any previous perms) with /permissions users set ⧉
• Clear all permissions by using /permissions users clear ⧉

Settings

Configure various settings to customise the bot’s behavior and appearance in your server.

Set the bot’s profile picture in your server using /set bot_pfp ⧉ .

Logging

Keep track of what happens using the bot, including errors, warnings, information, and change tracking. After running /setup ⧉ , you can configure logging. More information can be found in the Getting Started guide.

Miscellaneous

Some miscellaneous commands for utility purposes.

Setup

Run /setup ⧉ to configure the bot.

Help

Use /help ⧉ to see all available commands or view the help entry for a specific command.

Feedback

Run /feedback ⧉ to send feedback to the bot developers.

Invite

Run /invite ⧉ to get a link to invite the bot to your server.

Ping

Use /ping ⧉ to see if the bot is online and calculate latency.