September 2026

Feedback You can now file feature requests and bug reports straight from the website and vote for the ones you want to see next. See the feedback page.

Feedback Every entry has its own page with the full description, the discussion around it, its status history and similar entries. The list is searchable, filterable and shows the votes.

Feedback New entries are reviewed before they become public. You can still edit your own entry while it waits, and you get a message when its status changes.

AutoMod Discord AutoMod has its own page in the dashboard. It lists every rule your server has, and you can create, edit, switch off and delete them without leaving Levlix.

AutoMod Five ready-made AutoMod templates can be adopted with one click, among them protection against scam and phishing links and a block for invites to other servers. For a server without any active rules, the Security Check installs the three basic ones in one step.

AutoMod Your word filter can be mirrored into Discord AutoMod so it stops a message before it is posted, and the actions Discord takes on its own now land in your case log.

Tickets The ticket page in the dashboard shows statistics per team member, so you can see how the work is spread across your support team. See the tickets guide.

Invites Your server can now give every member their own permanent invite link to a channel you choose, for example a hidden verification channel. The dashboard presents the two modes for /invites create as a clear choice. See the invites guide.

Languages Command names and descriptions now appear in your own Discord language instead of English only.

Website The site is now available in German, with a language switch in the header. Pages that are not translated yet fall back to English.

Docs The documentation is available in German as well, the search covers the language you are reading in, and every section has an index page plus several new guides.

Website Two new blog posts went up, a walkthrough for setting up a server and a tour of the XP system. Start with Setting Up Levlix in 5 Minutes.

Website This changelog. Every month since the launch is listed in English and German, with filters by module and category, reactions on every entry and a feed you can subscribe to.

Feedback An entry's page shows when it was implemented and in which version, with a link to that month in the changelog, and the team can leave a public note on it. The status message you receive names the version as well.

Dashboard Server Health. A new page in your server's menu lists what Levlix is missing to do what you switched on: a permission it lacks, a channel it cannot post in, a role above its own, a deleted channel or role, or commands Discord refused. Every finding links to the settings page that fixes it, "Check again" runs the check right away, and the count in the menu and the notice on the overview show the same numbers. When Discord refuses something Levlix tried, that failure is listed with its cause until it is fixed or you mark it as resolved. Once a day Levlix tells the owner, up to ten admins or a channel you pick about new problems; the card on the page sets who gets it, and the first check only records what is there. Owners and admins see the page. See the Server Health guide.

Dashboard Wherever you pick a channel, the list marks the channels Levlix cannot post in, and a module page warns at the top when Levlix lacks a permission that module needs. The Modules page shows the same on the card, so a welcome message no longer disappears without a word. See the bot permissions guide.

Docs A new guide explains how Discord decides what Levlix may do, how to check and grant a permission per role or per channel, and which permissions each module needs. See the bot permissions guide.

Shop Besides codes, the shop can sell things the bot applies itself: a role for a number of days, a personal XP boost, a shield that covers a missed day of the daily streak, or a nickname inside a template you define. Buying again extends the item, the bot removes it when it ends, and a purchase it cannot apply is refunded on its own. Every item can have a stock and a purchase limit per member. See the shop guide.

Shop Lottery. A lottery item sells tickets into a round; at the draw time the bot picks one ticket, pays the whole pot to that member and posts the result. Managers can draw right away or void a round, and the store card shows the pot, the tickets in it, your own tickets and the next draw.

Shop Purchase announcements. The bot can post a short message in a channel whenever someone buys an item; the shop settings hold the default channel and whether new items announce. Managers see who currently holds a bot-delivered item and can take it back.

Autopublish The dashboard has an Auto-Publish page with a switch per announcement channel and a note when Manage Messages is missing in a channel you switched on. /autopublish warns when Levlix cannot publish in the chosen channel, and such channels are skipped instead of failing. See the autopublish guide.

Feedback Contributor roles on the support server. When your bug report is fixed or your feature request ships, you receive Bug Scout, Bug Hunter or Bug Slayer (1, 5 and 15 fixed reports) and Feature Scout, Feature Designer or Feature Architect (1, 3 and 10 shipped requests), also when you join the support server later.

RPG Pets, duels in the arena and the tower now have their own screens in Discord, and the class skills that fight for you are shown in the fight. Each of the three can be switched on or off per server.

RPG The daily login reward is claimed straight from the Home screen.

RPG A new catalogue of 2,310 items covers every level up to 150 in every rarity. Rarity is now a quality: a rare piece beats an uncommon one of the same level, and every class finds gear of its own kind in every slot.

RPG Every item has a picture: a tile in its rarity colour wherever one item is in focus (a hunt with a single drop, a purchase, a recipe, a loot vote) and a small icon in the inventory and market lists.

RPG The inventory can be filtered by rarity, and every piece says whether it beats the one you wear in that slot.

Dashboard Your server's RPG page lists every feature of the module with its own switch; a change reaches the bot at once, without a restart. See the RPG guide.

Dashboard The RPG profile shows the picture of every equipped item and of everything in the bag.

Languages Slash command names appear in German on a German Discord client, not just their descriptions. German is the first language with translated names.

Bot Every card Levlix posts ends with a small line that offers the web dashboard page and the guide for that topic, in your language. Admin cards link both, member cards the guide.

Events Seasonal events were rebuilt. While an event runs, drops and hunts appear in your active channels and members collect points by claiming them. At the end the best members get bonus points, the winner role moves to the new winners and the results are announced. /event shows your score and the leaderboard and lets you opt out; /event-admin and the dashboard page hold the settings. See the events guide.

Minigames The five minigame commands became one /minigames group with a hub for your stats, the server's top 10 and the settings. Slots, Crash with an automatic cash-out, Rock Paper Scissors with a rematch button and Tic-Tac-Toe with difficulty levels share one game card, and games against the bot are free. The dashboard's minigames page holds the settings per server. See the minigames guide.

Dashboard Owners and admins can give members or roles access to the pages of chosen modules, for good or for 7 or 30 days. The member gets a direct message, and anything Levlix does in Discord on their behalf still needs that permission on their own account.

Dashboard The server overview became a control centre: switch any module on or off right there, fold the cards away, follow a step-by-step guide through the first configuration, and members see their daily streak.

Dashboard Discord's own command permissions can be edited from the dashboard, answered as two plain questions per command: who may use it, and where.

Website The invite page was redesigned in English and German and explains every permission Levlix asks for and why it needs it.

Website A partner program page. Servers apply through a ticket on the support server.

Website The blog has categories, a new index and its own picture for every post when you share it, and the documentation has a proper landing page.

Top.gg Voting for Levlix on Top.gg counts streaks. You get a thank-you message, the support server announces streaks and the top voters of the month, and the vote card has a reminder button.

Tickets Closing a ticket asks for confirmation first, and a ticket closed in the dashboard is closed in Discord as well. See the tickets guide.

Tasks Servers can edit their tasks and add their own. See the tasks guide.

Milestones Voice minutes count towards server milestones.

Help The /help card has a button to the support server, and where something goes wrong Levlix quietly points you there.

Feedback Feature requests can be voted on with the Levlix reaction on the support server.

Moderation Server Health warns when anti-nuke cannot act on a role above Levlix and when AutoMod cannot see a channel.

Bot Commands are published per server now. A module you switch off no longer shows its commands in Discord, so your members only see what the server actually uses.

Dashboard The modules page groups modules by their state, the server menu only lists the pages you can open, and switching a module on or off takes effect everywhere right away.

Dashboard Your server list is refreshed from Discord when you log in, so a server you just joined is there right away.

Privacy Your feedback entries and votes are part of the data export and of the deletion of your data, and the privacy notice says which of them are shown publicly. See the privacy policy.

Website The changelog's module filter is a searchable dropdown with entry counts, and each month shows three modules with a button for the rest.

Website Levlix runs on 200 servers. Read the thank-you post.

Dashboard Your server list shows what each server is up to: members, members active this week, commands used in the last 30 days and a 14-day activity curve for owners, admins and moderators. The list sorts by members, name or age, a server you just added appears without a reload, and a server that removed the bot offers a re-invite button.

Dashboard Your role in the dashboard follows Discord. Gain or lose the admin or moderator role and the dashboard knows right away, and a server's pages wait while the bot is offline instead of showing access that may be gone.

Privacy Items the bot delivered to you from a shop are part of your data export. See the privacy policy.

RPG Every existing item was moved onto the new item model, so its numbers changed: weapons gained attack, a few pieces lost a stat. Nothing was taken away, and what you wear stays on.

RPG Equipping checks the item's level and class, in Discord and on the website. A piece you already wear stays on, but once you take it off it only goes back on if you meet its requirement.

RPG A fight lasts up to 50 rounds instead of 30, so a long fight ends with a result instead of a draw.

RPG After a defeat you cannot walk straight back into the next fight with the little HP a respawn leaves you, and a death costs 10 percent of your gold, at least 10 and at most 500 per level.

RPG Equipment drops fit your level: a drop comes from the level band you are in.

RPG The character screen keeps the stat build in one box, with the allocation under each stat.

RPG The wait between two hunts is 5 seconds instead of 30. The cooldown after a defeat and the HP a fight needs are what slow a losing character down.

Bot Progress bars look the same everywhere: ten pills in five colours with a fixed meaning (the brand colour for level and XP, green for progress and streaks, amber for something running out, red for HP, blue for capacity), in the dashboards, milestones, tasks, the shop, counting and the minigames. The user dashboard is tidier.

Levels /rank is one card with your avatar, your role colour, a gradient bar, the next level reward and your active boosts. /leaderboard shows the podium as one block and every further place with pages, "jump to me" and your own neighbourhood; someone else pressing a button gets their own copy instead of moving your message. See the XP guide.

Levels /xp-admin is one card with tabs for the overview, the settings and the boosts, with the running boost as a countdown, and every text is translated instead of German only.

Milestones Twenty commands became two. /milestones opens one card with the overview of all five types, the levels of each type, the server goals with one button that claims every finished reward, and a leaderboard across all types. /milestones-admin holds the settings, level editing, server goals and member resets in modals and selects. See the milestones guide.

Help /mycommands and /help list what is published on your server: switched-off modules drop out, every entry is a clickable mention in your language with its subcommands, sorted by the permission they require, and you only see what you may use. See the slash command reference.

Bot Buttons carry text only; the colour carries the meaning. The RPG keeps its own icons, and a button whose emoji you chose yourself keeps it.

Dashboard The RPG inventory on the website keeps your filters while you browse, hides pieces you cannot wear, and says on each tile whether the piece beats what you wear.

Bot Members with Manage Server can configure Levlix, not only administrators. Every action checks the member's own Discord permissions, so nobody can make Levlix do more than Discord lets them do. The anti-nuke controls stay with administrators.

Languages Every text of the bot was translated and reviewed in every supported language, with proper plural forms.

Dashboard The server settings page offers every language the bot speaks, and welcome and goodbye messages are set up on the Welcome page only. Saving the settings no longer touches them.

Moderation The mod log channel and the moderator role are set in one place.

Shop An item someone has bought can no longer be deleted. End takes its place, so buyers keep what they paid for until it runs out.

Website The changelog no longer has reaction buttons, and its month pages load in half the time.

Bot /global-serverstats was removed.

AutoMod The caps filter counts letters instead of every character, so short shouts and messages full of digits pass. Without a mod-log channel the outcome is still recorded and the server owner is informed.

Bot Rank cards and charts are drawn without holding up other commands, and an answer stays in the language you picked all the way through.

Game IDs The game ID list in the dashboard shows every entry once and can be paged through and searched. See the game ID guide.

Daily Rewards The daily reward can no longer be claimed twice. See the daily rewards guide.

Giveaways Ending or cancelling a giveaway only affects the server you run the command in.

RPG Treasure rooms drop an item that matches the floor you are on.

Website The landing page no longer shifts while it loads, and the cards on the public pages are drawn correctly in every browser again.

Security Several security issues in the website and in the bot were fixed.

Docs The "Was this article helpful?" buttons at the end of a documentation page work again for everyone, logged in or not.

Server Logging The Discord AutoMod category can be routed to a log channel like every other category. Before, its events never reached a channel.

Quizzes A running quiz whose message was deleted in Discord is posted again when you save it in the dashboard, instead of staying open with no way to answer. See the quiz guide.

Bot A channel the bot cannot read no longer stops the server data sync; it is skipped and the rest is synced.

Welcome A welcome channel Levlix may not post in no longer blocks every later message to that channel until a restart. Once the permission is fixed, messages arrive again, and a skipped welcome message is no longer counted as sent.

Levels Generating level roles from the dashboard no longer creates every role twice when Discord answers slowly, and the page says when Levlix lacks Manage Roles instead of reporting success.

Shop A price or expiry that is far too large is rejected with a clear message when you save an item instead of failing later.

RPG Level-ups apply the full class growth. Before, the half point some classes gain per level was lost on every level-up. Characters that levelled up before were corrected.

RPG A party fight uses the same character values as a solo fight.

RPG A dungeon room with many actions and a party hunt with many drops are shown in full instead of failing to appear.

RPG A hunt Levlix refused because your HP was too low is no longer recorded as a draw on the website.

Dashboard The item dialog on the RPG profile says why a piece cannot be equipped and disables the button, instead of closing without a word.

Counting A number with a superscript or circled digit, like 16⁷, counts as a wrong number instead of stopping the counting channel.

Milestones Creating a server milestone campaign from the dashboard answered with an error although the campaign had been created, which led to duplicate campaigns.

RPG Quests that reward an item can be claimed again. Claiming one failed with an error and was rolled back, which blocked about a third of all quests.

Activity Voice time is counted for members who join muted, muting yourself credits the time up to that moment, and stage audiences are counted.

Activity A reaction counts once per day, as intended.

Invites Invite counts stay right when several members join at once, every member someone brings in is credited, bot accounts never are, and /invites create tracks the link it shows.

Levels The XP cooldown between messages holds, a broken level-up message falls back to the default text, stored levels are recalculated when the level formula changes, and XP removed in the dashboard is subtracted correctly.

Points Point transfers and removals in the dashboard are booked in one step and say whether they worked, and expiring points are never deducted twice.

Milestones Points milestones are checked when points are awarded, and server milestones count each message, reaction, thread and invite once.

Shop A nickname item that cannot be applied says why, a role item keeps its role when it is edited, role items can run longer than 90 days, start and end dates are in your local time, and the purchase list opens with many entries.

Privacy Opt-outs are respected when the bot syncs a server at startup and when it rewards thread activity.

Tickets Closed ticket threads are archived.

Dashboard Some figures on the server overview were wrong. They are now counted from your server's data.

Dashboard Dashboard access ends when a member leaves, is banned or loses the role that granted it.

Bot When a command, button or form fails, you get an answer instead of "The application did not respond".

Website A cancelled Discord login returns to the login page, and the documentation search shows its results in full.

AutoMod Spam limits count the first message inside its own time window.