Role Management

Grant and strip roles, build a self-service panel, and find the right role page.

Role work splits three ways: plain grant and remove, roles members give themselves, and roles that follow a rule · a status, a boost, or a reaction. This page covers the first.

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Role operations

Command	What it does
/role add <member> <role>	Grant one role
/role remove <member> <role>	Strip one role
/role all <role> [members]	Give a role to everyone, or only to listed members
/role members <role>	List who has it
/role create <name> [color]	Create a role
/role delete <role>	Delete a role

Prefix shortcuts for bulk assignment:

,r @member @role
,role @member @role

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Self-service panels

Two ways to let members take a role without asking staff:

• Reaction panels · /reactionrole add binds an emoji to a role, with a mode that decides whether un-reacting removes it. See Reaction Roles.
• Buttons · /embed can add role buttons to any message, which is the cleaner option for a verification gate.

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Members-only prompts

Messages containing a standalone y/n get 👍/👎 reactions and v/s gets ⬅️/➡️ · handy for quick “anyone object?” checks without a poll.

Vanity Roles

Reward members who put your invite in their custom status.

Booster Roles

One personal role per booster, with colour, icon and sharing.

Reaction Roles

Bind roles to reactions or buttons.

Criminal can only grant roles below its own highest role, and it checks this before saving a panel so you find out at setup time rather than at click time.