Voltage System

Display the server's voltage leaderboard showing top members by engagement score.

Each 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, and 🔗 for referral share. Badges only appear when that source contributed something, so most servers will only ever see ⚡. The 📨 Invites button under the reply switches it to the invite leaderboard (see /voltage inviteboard), and ⚡ Voltage switches it back. Only the person who ran the command can press them. The board posted in your leaderboard channel every 30 minutes now carries two embeds in one message: the Voltage Leaderboard, then the Points Leaderboard (the top 20 by lifetime points earned, titled after your currency). Its 💰 Current Balance button opens the /rich board just for the member who pressed it, on current balance, with a switch back to lifetime earnings. A server where nobody has earned points yet gets the voltage board alone. Customise the points board in /settings → Embeds → 💎 Points Leaderboard or on the dashboard.

Rank members by invites that stayed: friends who joined through them, stuck around and passed your server's invite checks.

Starts on the leaderboard window, the same one /voltage leaderboard uses. Pick All time for the period, or press Show all time, to count every qualified invite. Each row shows the member's qualified invites, with a ⏳ count of invites still waiting, which don't affect the rank. Ties go to whoever got there first. Ten members per page with Prev and Next, and the last line always shows your own rank. The reply is visible to the channel, but only the person who ran it can press its buttons. Bots and members who left aren't ranked.

Show a member's Voltage Profile: current voltage over the active leaderboard window, rank, lifetime voltage, wallet, lifetime points earned, last week's winnings, weeks won and membership standing.

Leave member empty to see your own. Standing reads Healthy, or shows only the number of active moderation cases and automod offenses, never their details. Lifetime voltage counts from the last hard reset. When invite rewards are on, or the member has invited anyone, two invite lines show the voltage invites earned (this window and lifetime) and how many invites are qualified and pending. On Pro and Enterprise the profile also shows how much of the member's lifetime voltage came from games, their Volt Games® match wins, and their Arise hunter's level, class, item count and shadow army size. The thumbnail is the member's avatar and the title is their display name on your server.

Show who a member invited and where each invite stands: qualified, pending or left, the voltage their invites earned this window and over their lifetime, and what each pending invite still needs to count.

Leave member empty to see your own; anyone can check any member, and the reply is visible to the channel. A pending invite lists the steps it still needs (days in the server, messages, verification); one whose account was too new when it joined is marked as not counting. The footer shows your server's invite rules. Long lists page with Prev and Next, which only the person who ran the command can press. Invite tracking needs Voltcord to have the Manage Server permission; without it the reply says new joins aren't being credited.

View past weekly winners and their winning voltage scores.

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.

Game voltage is included in the total volt and reward pool calculation. Every game contributes — Street Fight, Speed Chess, Russian Roulette, Heist, Standoff, Tic-Tac-Toe, Breach, Surge, Contraband, Landslide, Wire Cutters, Fault Line, Ghost Trace, Gavel, Echo Vault, Frontline, Trip Wire, Salvage Run, Skyline Draft, Dice Siege, Loose Lips, Third Rail, and more — 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, an Invites 📨 field is shown and invite voltage is included in the total volt and reward pool. When referral share is enabled, a Referral Share 🔗 field is shown and referral voltage is likewise included in the total volt and reward pool.

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.

The 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).

Shows members how to earn voltage on your server. It lists how much faster they charge while in voice, boosting the server and wearing the server tag (and all three together), every eligible text channel and forum, your invite and referral rules, and a Weekly rewards section: when winners are picked, that the top 10 share the pool by voltage, the weekly maximum, and which roles don't take part. A Staff bonus line appears only for admin or moderator roles that can actually win rewards.

Shows '⚠️ None set up yet' if no channels are tracked under /settings → Channel Tracking. The '🏷️ You need to wear the server tag to earn voltage' line appears only while tag enforcement is on (/rewards tagscan). Invite Rewards and Referral Share appear when each is enabled under /settings → High Voltage → 📨 Invite Rewards, using your qualification rules. The Weekly rewards section is hidden while winners are switched off, and the staff bonus is hidden for any staff role listed under ignored roles when Admins Earn Voltage is off.