Features Killboard
Every kill. Every death. In your Discord, minutes later.
Bind your guild once. The bot builds the channels, watches the API around the clock, and every fight your guild takes lands as a card worth reposting. No webhook, no website.
01 · Setup
Three taps and you’re live
The killbot you are replacing was a webhook and a web page. This is less work than that.
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Open the console officer
Press ⚔️ Killboard on the officer board, use
/menu → Officer tools, or run/killboard console. All three open the same panel. -
Pick your server, type your guild name officer
Europe, Americas or Asia, then the guild name as it is in game. If more than one guild matches, the bot shows every candidate with its alliance tag and you pick — it never guesses.
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Press ⚡ Create channels for me bot
The bot makes a
Killboardcategory with#killsand#deaths, sets its own permissions, and the feed switches itself on. No ids to paste, no webhook, no third-party site. Prefer your existing channels? Choose them instead. -
That is the whole setup bot
First cards land within a few minutes — the panel tells you the expected wait, so nobody stares at an empty channel wondering if it worked. Everything can be changed later from the same console: rebind, reroute, pause.
02 · Routing
Gucci kills get their own channel
Kills, deaths and assists route separately — and the expensive stuff hits the highlight wall on top.
Only you can see this
Route it how your guild runs
Kills, deaths and assists each go to their own channel — or share one; both work. Turn any of them off by simply not routing it.
Give the gucci channel a fame floor, a silver floor, or both. Famous or expensive qualifies — and the kill still posts to your main feed too, so the record stays complete while the trophy wall stays special.
Assists fold into one tidy per-battle digest instead of flooding the feed with an ally’s every kill. Prefer full cards, or nothing? Both are one tap.
03 · The cards
Kill cards made to be flexed
Not a four-line embed. Both kits, real item art, and who actually did the damage.
One glance and you know what happened
Both gear grids drawn with real item art — tier, quality and enchantment the way they look in game. Fame, silver and the verdict laid out like the killboards your guild already screenshots, minus the screenshotting.
Blue KILL, red DEATH, green ASSIST — on the card and on the Discord accent beside it.
Everyone involved gets pinged on the card, so the fight’s own people see it first. Any member can switch their own pings off with one command, and the guild keeps a master toggle.
04 · No paywall
What other killbots paywall, you get on every card
Full participant breakdowns and awakened attunement — no supporter rank, no monthly sub.
On the card
Full participant breakdown. Every player who touched the fight, with damage dealt or healing done and their complete equipment. Supports finally show up on the killboard, and your shot-caller reads the enemy comp off the card.
Awakened weapons show their attunement. The traits and the rolls, right there — you know what that crystal weapon actually was, not just its icon.
No premium rank, no supporter role, no monthly fee. It is one card.
05 · Valuation
Accurate silver — the killer’s build, the victim’s kit, the loot
Priced from live market data, with the Black Market’s offer beside it. On a real ZvZ kill the estimate landed within 1% of the in-game figure.
Both builds on the card carry their own priced figure — added because the first question after a gank is always what was the killer wearing. The victim’s side prices everything they had on them at the moment of death: equipped gear plus inventory. What survives the fall is the game’s own roll — the card prices the whole kit, the same way the in-game estimate does.
Cards with loot add a Black Market row: what it pays on the spot, and what its listings ask — both sides of the book, beside the market estimate. So the “is that worth hauling to Caerleon” argument settles itself.
And when something could not be priced, the card says 11/14 PRICED instead of quietly showing a low number. Non-tradables like skill books and tokens are left out, not guessed at.
06 · Completeness
Kill cards even mid-ZvZ, when other killboards drop them
A 200-man fight is exactly when feeds drown. This one reads deeper, then double-checks Albion’s own battle record.
Albion’s public feed loses events during big fights and never backfills them. Guild Butler reads the feed to its full depth every minute, then compares each battle against Albion’s own battle record and pulls back anything the live feed dropped — so the deaths from your bloodiest ZvZ still reach the board.
In our measured worst case — a ZvZ where nearly half the guild’s deaths never hit the public feed — every missing death was recovered from the battle record.
And it is quick: cards post as soon as Albion publishes the event. The API itself runs about five minutes behind the game — nobody can beat that, and we do not add to it.
07 · Regear
Died on a raid? Regear is one click
The one thing a standalone killbot can never do — it knows whose raid it was.
Pre-filled, priced, and still your officers’ call
If your death falls inside one of your guild’s raid windows and you were on the roster, your death card carries 🛡️ Request regear.
The claim comes pre-filled with an accurate estimate of the equipment your guild actually re-buys — weapon, off-hand, head, chest, boots — with a price on each line. Mount, cape, potions and food are excluded, so the number is the real re-kit cost, not the whole inventory.
It lands in your officers’ normal review queue with the card attached as evidence. Officers approve, adjust or deny exactly as they do today — nothing is paid automatically.
08 · Also in the box
The rest of the kit
Lookups answer the rest, right in Discord: a player’s recent
record, top kills and top support boards, your own losses for a manual regear
claim, and /killboard battles —
one link that opens a whole evening’s fighting as a single battle board.
Personal feeds are the optional extra: a private channel of just your own kills and deaths, billed weekly in guild silver at a price your officers set. Balances never go negative, cancelling runs to the end of the paid week, and the channel is archived — never deleted — so resubscribing brings the history back.
/killboard console/killboard player/killboard top/killboard battles/killboard mylosses/killboard myping/killboard activity 09 · Honest limits
What the API gives — and what it doesn’t
Stated up front, so nothing surprises you after install.
10 · Questions
Questions officers actually ask
How long after a fight does a card appear?
What does the silver number actually mean?
Will I see every death?
Can members turn off being pinged?
/killboard myping switches off that member’s own mentions everywhere in your server, and the console has a guild-wide master toggle. You can also simply not route deaths at all.Why did a big kill show up in two channels?
Do I have to use the raid and economy features too?
See it running before you install
The community server runs the bot in the open — a live killboard, real boards to press, and humans who answer questions.
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Features that work with this one
Put your killboard where your guild already is
Three taps to set up, and the bot makes the channels itself. Free to add.