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Voltage System
The core engagement tracking system. Members earn voltage points through messages, voice activity, server tag status, staff-role bonuses (admin and moderator), and in-Discord game results (game voltage). The leaderboard ranks the top 20 members by weekly voltage; the top 10 share the weekly rewards pool. Ignored roles (configured via /settings → Role) are always excluded from the Mr. Electricity cosmetic role. Whether they appear on the leaderboard and earn rewards is controlled by the Admins Earn Voltage toggle in /settings → High Voltage (enabled by default). Server admins can also enable an Auto Weekly Cap toggle under /settings → High Voltage → 🤖 Auto Weekly Cap that lets the bot adjust the weekly rewards cap automatically after each winners run — the next week's cap snaps to whatever this week's organic reward pool would have been (subject to a configurable floor, default 100), so the cap quietly tracks demand instead of needing manual tuning. Pro and Enterprise servers can also reward invites — /settings → ⚡ High Voltage → 📨 Invite Rewards sets a per-converted-invite voltage multiplier and the qualification gate (how long the invited member must stay, whether they must pass verification, a minimum message count, and a minimum account age); qualified invites add voltage to the inviter's leaderboard total and weekly reward share. The bot needs the Manage Server permission to attribute invites, and the feature is off until the multiplier is set above 0. On top of that one-time reward, Pro and Enterprise servers can enable a **referral share**: set a Referral % under the same menu and inviters will keep earning that percentage of the voltage each member they converted earns, every week, for as long as that member stays — the invited member loses nothing. A separate Referral Cap % (default 100) limits referral income to that share of the inviter's own earned voltage, so an inactive member can't climb the leaderboard on referrals alone. Referral share is calculated only on activity members earn themselves, so it never compounds through chains of referrals. Like the invite reward, it is off until Referral % is set above 0.
/voltage leaderboard
Display the server's voltage leaderboard showing top members by engagement score.
/voltage leaderboardEach member's row shows their total voltage plus percentage badges breaking down where it came from: ⚡ for bonus multipliers (voice, boosting, server tag, staff roles), 🎮 for in-Discord game wins, 📨 for converted invites (Pro+), and 🔗 for referral share (Pro+). Badges only appear when that source contributed something, so most servers will only ever see ⚡.
/voltage winners
View past weekly winners and their winning voltage scores.
/voltage winners/voltage status
See voltage generated across each channel plus a Reward Pool field showing both the current estimate and the configured weekly maximum side-by-side, formatted with the server's currency emoji. Shows a game voltage 🥊 field when any game voltage is non-zero.
/voltage statusGame voltage is included in the total volt and reward pool calculation. All eleven games contribute: Street Fight, Speed Chess, Russian Roulette, Heist, Standoff, Tic-Tac-Toe, Breach, Surge, Contraband, Landslide, and Wire Cutters, each scaled to how skill-based the game is, so a hard-won Street Fight is worth considerably more than a quick Tic-Tac-Toe. When invite rewards are enabled (Pro+), an Invites 📨 field is shown and invite voltage is included in the total volt and reward pool. When referral share is enabled (Pro+), a Referral Share 🔗 field is shown and referral voltage is likewise included in the total volt and reward pool.
/voltage estimate
Quick one-liner showing how many days of activity are currently being counted, the total voltage generated in that window, and the estimated reward pool for this cycle.
/voltage estimateThe reward pool estimate uses the same formula as /voltage status: total voltage ÷ 1000, capped at the configured weekly reward amount. The server currency emoji is shown next to the estimated pool, followed by ` / N` where N is the configured weekly maximum (set manually under /settings → High Voltage → Weekly Rewards Cap, or let the bot auto-adjust it weekly via /settings → High Voltage → 🤖 Auto Weekly Cap).
/voltage how
Shows the server's voltage multipliers and eligible tracking channels. The main block displays the in-voice multiplier, booster multiplier, server tag multiplier, their combined value, up to 5 tracked text channel mentions, a tip on how to maximise voltage earn rate, the optional `🏷️ Server tag required to earn voltage` line (when tag enforcement is on), and a `🪙 Max rewards pool: <emoji> N` line showing the configured weekly maximum. A separated **Staff perks** block at the bottom renders conditionally based on whether the admin/moderator multipliers are active (multiplier > 0 AND the matching role configured): both active shows both values plus a note that admin takes priority over moderator if a member has both, single-active shows just that line with the configured role mentioned, neither-active hides the block entirely.
/voltage howShows '⚠️ None configured' for channels if no text channels have been set up via /settings → Channel Tracking. When server tag enforcement is enabled (the default), a 4th line — '🏷️ Server tag required to earn voltage' — is shown. It disappears if tag enforcement is turned off via /rewards tagscan off. When invite rewards are enabled (Pro+, /settings → High Voltage → 📨 Invite Rewards), a '📨 Invite Rewards +N volt per converted invite' line is shown. When referral share is enabled (Pro+, same menu), a '🔗 Referral Share N% of the voltage your invitees earn' line is shown below it. The two are independent — a server can run either one alone.