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Reward Messages

Configure where the bot posts reward notifications and whether they auto-delete.

By default, reward notifications appear in the same channel as the message that triggered the reward. You can route them to a dedicated channel and optionally have them delete themselves after a set time.

In an active server, reward notifications can clutter conversations. Routing them to a dedicated channel keeps your main chats readable while still letting members see their rewards.

Command​

/reward-messages [reward_channel] [delete_time]
  • reward_channel — channel to send all reward notifications (optional; omit to use the triggering channel)
  • delete_time — seconds before notifications auto-delete; use 0 to disable auto-delete (optional; max 600 seconds / 10 minutes)
  • Run with both parameters empty to reset to defaults

Examples:

/reward-messages #rewards             — route notifications to #rewards, no auto-delete
/reward-messages #rewards 30          — route to #rewards, delete after 30s
/reward-messages 30                   — keep current channel, delete after 30s
/reward-messages                      — reset to defaults

Permissions​

Requires Manage Server or the configured Mod Role.

The bot needs View Channel, Read Message History, and Send Messages in the reward channel.

Recommendation​

If you set a dedicated reward channel, leave delete_time at 0 (disabled). If messages delete too quickly in a channel members aren't watching, they'll miss their reward notifications.

If you keep notifications in the triggering channel, auto-delete works well to keep chats clean.

What Gets Routed​

All of these go through your reward channel setting:

  • Common, Epic, Legendary reward notifications
  • Special Reward notifications (Mega, Super, Ultimate)
  • Daily Credits notifications

Changes are logged to the logging channel if configured.