Achievements

Turn the module on with the Turn achievements on switch of the Achievements page, then pick an achievements channel for the banners. Without a channel, achievements are still unlocked, but nothing is posted. Every achievement is on by default; you can turn one off, or a whole category, from the catalog. The module needs no Premium plan.

The bot counts each member's activity while the system is on: messages, replies, mentions, files, links, GIFs, emojis, reactions, voice minutes, commands, music tracks, tickets, suggestions, polls, giveaways, bumps, counting… Level, flame, invites and seniority are read directly. Times (night, morning, midnight, weekend) follow the community's time zone. Bots don't unlock achievements.

Each unlock is announced by an image in the achievements channel, without a mention: nobody is notified. The banner shows the member's avatar and name (or the community's icon and name for a community achievement), the medal, the achievement's name, description and rarity, the points, XP and role given, and the share of members who have it. Under a member's banner, the See achievements link opens their public page (a button on Discord).

A member's score is the sum of their achievements' points.

Only member achievements give a reward, when an announced unlock happens:

• XP: the rarity's amount, or the one set for that achievement. The XP bonus and the level system must be on.
• Role: the role set for that achievement. The bot never gives a role with moderation or administration rights, nor a role placed above its own.

When the system is turned on (or an achievement turned back on), everything a member had already done is unlocked silently at their next activity: the achievement appears on their page and counts in their score, but without a banner, role or XP. This avoids hundreds of banners at once in a community that has been active for a long time.