Levels & rewards
Enable leveling, review XP settings, and configure role rewards.
Enable and inspect leveling
A member with Manage Server can enable leveling. Inspect the configuration before choosing reward roles, notification channels, or ignored roles and channels.
,levels enableReview role rewards
Use ,levels roles list to see rewards. Adding or updating a reward requires Manage Server, and Blood’s role must be above the role it assigns. Decide whether rewards should stack before enabling a broad set of roles.
,levels roles listView progress
Use ,levels for a level card, or select a supported range for the leaderboard. Configure level-up messages separately; message delivery settings and XP collection are different controls.
,levels leaderboard 7dCustomize level-up messages
The embed builder can prepare message code. Inspect levels message placeholders for the supported level-message values before applying it. Preview the message and confirm your destination and message mode.
,levels message placeholdersCommand quick reference
Blood’s real command help cards, including syntax, examples, aliases, permissions, categories, cooldowns, and interactive paginator controls.
APPblood helpGroup Command: levels
Tracks activity XP, levels, leaderboards, and role rewards
Syntax: levels <member>Command: levels config
Views the server leveling configuration
Syntax: levels config
Manage ServerAPPblood helpCommand: levels enable
Enables XP tracking
Syntax: levels enableCommand: levels roles add
Awards a role when members reach a level
Syntax: levels roles add (role) (level)Example: levels roles add @Active 10Command: levels roles list
Lists configured level reward roles
Syntax: levels roles listExample: levels roles listCommand: levels leaderboard
Shows an image leaderboard with server XP, levels, progress, and time ranges
Syntax: levels leaderboard [all|1d|7d|30d|90d]Example: levels leaderboard 7dCommand: levels message
Sets the level-up message using createembed code
Syntax: levels message (createembed code)Example: levels message {message: {user.mention} has reached level {level}!}