Documentation

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Getting Started

Invite SJW with the Add to Discord button, then either run /setup panel in your server or open the web dashboard — both give you the same configuration options, kept in sync automatically. Most servers only need to touch a handful of settings: an autorole, a log channel, and whichever systems (leveling, tickets, giveaways) they actually plan to use.

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Dashboard vs. Discord

Every setting is readable and editable from both places. The web dashboard is usually faster for anything with a lot of fields (like ticket categories or embed building); /setup panel is handy when you're already in Discord and don't want to switch tabs. There's no difference in what either one can do.

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Systems Overview

For what each system actually does, see the Features page — every entry there expands to show its real, live command list. For the full command reference on its own, see Commands.

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Economy Walkthrough

Everything runs on shards, split across two places: your pouch (what you're carrying, at risk of theft) and your vault (protected, but can't be spent directly). Move shards between them with /deposit and /withdraw.

Your first day:

Start with /daily for a free stipend, then /work for steady income. /beg is a slower fallback with no cooldown risk. Check your totals anytime with /balance.

Taking risks:

/pickpocket lets you try to steal from one person's pouch, solo — it can fail, and it only touches their pouch, never their vault. /heist is the higher-stakes version: rally other players into a crew, and your odds of cracking the target's vault scale with how many people join. More people means better odds, but also more shards split between everyone after.

Spending and growing:

/shop sells upgrades and gear, and a traveling caravan drops in periodically with limited-time discounts. /rankup moves you up the noble ladder — Peasant onward — as your net worth grows. /trade lets two players exchange shards or items directly. /inventory shows what you're holding, and /shards / /sleaderboard show server-wide standings.

Exploring:

/venture sends you out to a location with a random narrative outcome — some trips pay off, some don't. It's a separate risk/reward loop from work and heists, worth trying once you've got a safety net built up in your vault.

Feeling lucky? /shardtoss is the gambling command — purely optional, purely for players who want the extra risk. Toggle gameplay tips on or off anytime with /toggle-advice.

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Permissions

The web dashboard shows a server in your list once two things are true: you have Manage Server or Administrator permission in it, and SJW is actually a member of it. If a server you own or manage isn't showing up, double check both of those.

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Support

Stuck on something, found a bug, or just have a question? Join the SJW Support server or email sjwsupport@gmail.com — both go straight to the team.