How it works
Every member can claim exactly one personal role — full RGB colour, their own name, upgradeable over time. A reputation system built on votes and commendations decides who rises through eight tiers, and whoever's on top gets visibly hoisted above everyone else.
This page covers both sides of that. Flip the toggle above — For Members if you're here to use it, For Staff if you're here to run it.
One command, and it's yours to keep — even if you leave and come back later.
/role info any time to see exactly what's left, if anything.
Sixteen million colours, not six presets — plus gradients and a holographic finish for members who've unlocked them.
/role preview is free because it renders locally and never calls Discord — roll it as many times as you want looking for the right shade before you spend your real change.
Votes are limited, commendations are rare, and both matter more because of it.
Six ways to be ranked, because "most active" isn't the only thing worth measuring.
A real rendered image — avatar, colour, tier crest, all three rep numbers, board rank, and your most recent commendation.
Honour is lifetime and never decays. Eight tiers stand between "just joined" and permanent Hall of Fame status.
One click, one permission, one thing to check afterward.
The invite link already requests exactly one permission — Manage Roles — because creating and recolouring personal roles is the entire product. Nothing else to configure.
Discord won't let a bot edit roles positioned above its own, so after /roleadmin setup (next section) creates the anchor, drag the bot's own role a notch above it in Server Settings → Roles. This is the one manual step — the bot checks for it and tells you plainly if it's still wrong.
One command creates the divider role everything else sits under, and turns the system on.
Every number in this system is a per-server setting, not a hardcoded assumption: