Discord bot to display kill statistics in Albion Online.
It keeps tracks of events using the gameinfo API and displays tracked events for specific players, guilds or entire alliances. For now, we only track kill events in the open world.
Also, when you are tracking a guild, the bot will display the monthly ranking every day at 12pm (bot time).
Other feature suggestions are welcome in the issues section of the github. Please join our Discord server for further questions: https://discord.gg/56AExWh
Since we are quite overloaded, the Free Version of the bot isn't accepting new tracking queries. If you wish to join our Premium server, please contact us in the Discord server.
Make sure the bot have the following permissions:
- Read Texts
- Send Messages
- Embed Links
For detailed information about the commands available. Please check our Command List page on wiki. Also, in Discord type
!helpto see the commands available.
First, you need to set up the notification channel using !channel #channel command.
!channel #killboard
If you want to send your notifications to different channels, simply set their categories manually.
Categories are:
- general: Any message not related to other categories. Default category.
- events: Kills and Deaths of tracked entities.
- battles: Battles between guilds and alliances.
- rankings: Monthly guild rankings and Daily PvP rankings.
!channel #killboard events
!channel #rankings rankings
!channel #battles battles
!channel #announcements general
The bot can track players and guilds. Alliances are disabled for now to avoid bot spam. Examples:
If you want to track a guild:
!track guild Blue Army
!track guild Black River
If you want to track a player:
!track player Anjek
!track player MyPlayer
To list what guilds/players you're currently tracking, type !list
To stop tracking there guilds/players, just swap !track for !untrack
To set up the bot in a self-hosted way:
- Clone the repository
git clone git@github.com:agnjunio/albion-killbot.git
cd albion-killbot
- Run yarn to install dependencies
yarn
- Create an .env file or set the environment variables that you wish to use, following the example
cp .env.example .env
- Run the bot
yarn start
Patches and suggestions are very welcome, but please note that I will judge the quality of the code before merging it through the Pull Request process.