Currency and reputation
Name your currency and tune chat, voice, boost, cache, and collection rewards. Set channel multipliers, earning caps, refunds, and reputation rules from the dashboard.
Shards lets you turn your Discord server into a custom game-like community, with your own currency, rewards, collectibles, roles, shops, goals, and safety tools.
Shards is intentionally deep. If you only want a basic balance command and a few simple games, this may be more bot than you need. If you want your server to have its own economy, rewards, identity, and long-term progression, you are in the right place.
Shards gives members several ways to play and gives admins control over how those systems fit together. Start with a preset, then tune one area at a time without memorizing a wall of setup commands.
Name your currency and tune chat, voice, boost, cache, and collection rewards. Set channel multipliers, earning caps, refunds, and reputation rules from the dashboard.
Members can play Blackjack, Mines, Plinko, Wordle, Emoji Quiz, Battleship, Connect 4, and more. Each game has its own payout, loss, bet, and cooldown controls. The bot cannot stop anyone from blaming bad luck.
Go beyond a basic rob command with playable attempts, security guards, jail, fines, victim protection, bounties, debt rules, and loan negotiation. The jail is virtual. The grudges may not be.
Cores can change earning, luck, drops, combat, and progression. Members can favorite them, fuse them, upgrade them, and hunt for better rarity and perk combinations.
Create weapon categories, stat ranges, special effects, and compatible blessings. Members can collect, upgrade, equip, favorite, and trade the gear they find.
Set up resources, recipes, crafted items, shop costs, and rare stock. The Drifting Merchant and black market give valuable items more places to appear.
Members spend AP on server-defined skill trees, build mastery, and choose what to carry into prestige. Progression has decisions instead of only a larger number.
Turn channels into contested territory with owners, passive income, challenges, defenses, upgrade levels, capacity limits, and public or private results.
Reward titles, Biochrome role colors, profile banners, and collectible gear. Members can build an identity around what they earned in your server.
Run Last Message Wins, Guess the Thing, Topic Rally, Emoji Decode, Sabotage, Reaction Panic, and configurable Luxury+ Cards Against Humanity games.
Create open giveaways, seed-drop entries, scheduled lotteries, daily bonuses, flash sales, and collection rewards that use the same server economy.
Set Auto-Mod rules, command access, punishment escalation, and mod case logging. Review dashboard changes, save backups, and restore settings when something goes wrong. "Who changed that?" is not a recovery plan.
The economy does not sit off by itself. Currency, reputation, gear, games, roles, and progression can affect each other, while each server still controls the pace.
Many economy bots stop at earning, gambling, and a shop.
In Shards, earnings feed crafting, gear, collections, zones, skill trees, titles, games, and prestige.
A fixed catalog makes every community play the same way.
You choose currency names, rewards, prices, drops, recipes, rarity, cooldowns, channels, role access, and progression speed.
A single level or leaderboard gives everyone the same goal.
Members choose skill paths, gear builds, collections, identity rewards, territory upgrades, and what survives prestige.
Deep bots often hide important setup behind long command lists. Good luck remembering which menu owned the cooldown.
Presets get a server running, guided dashboard pages handle the details, and audit history plus backups make changes easier to manage.
Use presets to launch quickly, then change the server piece by piece as your community grows. Each area has its own page so you can find what you need without digging through one giant settings wall.