A Guess Word game is a quick moderator-run giveaway where the bot posts a question in a channel and the first member to type the correct answer wins. You can run it from the dashboard or directly in Discord withDocumentation Index
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/guess_word. Only one game can be active per server at a time.
Open Dashboard → Activity → Guess Word Game.
Lifecycle
Fill in the form
Pick a channel, configure the ping and role gates, type the question and correct answer, and (if you have the Booster or Premium tier) fill in the Private Winner Thread card with a prize, code, preset text, and anyone to auto-invite.
Press Start Game
The single Start Game button at the bottom both saves the form values as this guild’s defaults AND fires a new game. Values persist so the form is pre-filled on the next visit and the slash command picks them up too.
Members answer
The bot posts the question embed in the channel. Any member whose role gate allows them to participate can type in the channel; the bot checks each message against the answer.
Winner found
The bot posts a “GUESSED!” reply tagging the winner. If the private-thread option is on, the bot creates a thread (in the configured thread channel, or the game channel if none is set) and posts the preset message with the prize, code, and other placeholders filled in. The original question embed stays in the channel as a record.
/guess_word_control from Discord to see the running game and stop it with a one-click red button. Stopping the game deletes the original question embed and posts a short “stopped” notice in the channel.
Start Game card
Where the bot posts the question and listens for answers. Also used as the default channel for
/guess_word when the channel argument isn’t given.Roles mentioned in the opening message. Overridden for a single run when
/guess_word ping_role:@role is used (one role replaces this list for that game).The question shown in the opening embed.
The expected answer. The bot compares case-insensitively, strips leading/trailing whitespace, drops basic punctuation (
. , ! ? ' " ; :), and collapses internal whitespace. To accept multiple spellings, separate them with | — e.g. blue|navy|azure.Left-border color of the opening question embed. Default
#5865f2.If set, only members with at least one of these roles can submit an answer. Admins are always allowed.
Members with any of these roles cannot participate, even if they also have an allowed role.
Private Winner Thread (Booster or Premium)
Unlocked by Booster tier or Premium tier. The tier pills render side-by-side on the toggle row.
When on, the bot opens a private thread the moment a winner is found. The thread includes: the winner, the game host, the server owner, and any extra user IDs listed below.Threads are named
[<user_id>] <Display Name> — the same convention as /create_thread. If the same user wins again later, the bot reuses their existing thread (unarchiving and renaming it if their display name changed) instead of spawning a duplicate.The channel the thread is opened under. Leave empty to use the same channel where the game ran.
Used inside the thread preset as
{prize}. If /guess_word prize:… is used, that value replaces this one for that run.Posted privately inside the winner thread via
{code}. Not shown publicly.Body of the first message posted inside the winner thread. Supports placeholders — see Placeholders. Useful tokens:
{user} (winner mention), {host} (host mention), {prize}, {code}, {answer}, {question}, {server}.Additional Discord user IDs that are auto-added to the winner thread — typically staff or sponsors who should see the prize and code.
Slash commands
Starts a game.
question and answer are required. channel defaults to the dashboard-configured channel, or the current channel if none is saved. ping_role (if provided) is a single role that replaces the dashboard ping list for this run only. The bot’s confirmation reply is ephemeral — only the moderator sees the answer.Shows the currently running game (channel, host, question, started time, prize) in an ephemeral embed with a red Stop Game button. Pressing the button is identical to pressing Stop on the dashboard banner — it deletes the opening question embed and posts a short stop message in the channel.
While the game is running
The dashboard shows a green status banner at the top of the Guess Word view with the channel, host, question, started time, and prize. The rest of the page is greyed out — you cannot change settings or start a second game until the first one ends. The Stop button in the banner is the dashboard equivalent of the red Stop Game button on/guess_word_control.
When the bot announces a game in chat the embed footer shows Hosted by {name} • Started · <date> together with the host avatar. The moment a winner is found the same embed is edited in place — the footer flips to Hosted by {name} • Ended · <date> so anyone scrolling the channel later can see the game has finished without the bot needing a separate end announcement.