Official Discord bot · Free
Eski, the Heartkeeper
Your MMO community's default Discord bot — live standings, custom commands, moderation, roles and AutoMod, all from your dashboard. Nothing to install on your game server. Free for every listed server — Powerup members unlock bonus features on top.
What Heartkeeper does
Six jobs, one bot
Heartkeeper reads your listing's live MMOLove data — rank, hearts, streaks and Loyalty Scores — so Discord always shows the real standing.
Milestone announcements
Auto-posts heart milestones and Daily Spotlight wins to a channel you pick.
Live standings
/rank, /hearts, /streak and /loyalty surface your real MMOLove standing in chat.
Custom slash commands
Build your own /rules or /wiki — text or embed, configured from your dashboard.
Moderation
/warn, /timeout, /ban and /kick with an auto-escalation ladder and a searchable modlog.
Button-role panels
Post a panel; members click to self-assign roles — no config commands to learn.
AutoMod preset packs
One-click native rules for gold-seller/RMT, phishing and invite-spam.
Set it up
Three steps to live
Not listed yet? List your server free or claim an existing listing, then add the bot.
- 1
Add to Discord
Authorise the bot with the button above — it joins your guild in seconds.
- 2
Connect a server
Open your dashboard's Integration tab and link the guild to your listing.
- 3
It runs
Pick your channels; commands, milestones and moderation are live.
What's included
Free forever, Powerup raises the ceiling
Built for moderation, not raid defence — it runs happily alongside Wick or Beemo for join-gate and raid protection.
Every listed server
- All info slash commands (/rank, /hearts, /streak, /loyalty…)
- Milestone & Spotlight-win announcements
- 10 custom slash commands
- Moderation, escalation ladder & modlog
- Button-role panels
- 1 AutoMod preset pack
Powerup adds
- 50 custom slash commands
- MMOLove live-data command variables ({listing.rank}, {user.streak}…)
- Editable escalation thresholds
- All AutoMod preset packs
- Custom embed branding on command replies
