Icros is a server-specific, general-purpose Discord app offering:
- a Profile system:
/profile,/aboutme,/daily,leaderboard,/give,/edit; - a Shop system:
/shop,roles; - a r/place-style game:
/place.
The following sections describe each feature in more detail.
Each member has a unique profile stored in an SQL database, which includes:
- a customizable "About Me" section, editable with the
/aboutmecommand - a currency balance, represented as eggs
- experience points and levels, earned by sending messages
Members are notified via a message from Icros when they level up.
Fig. 1. /profile command.
Once a day, members can use the /daily command to claim a reward consisting of eggs and experience points.
For every consecutive day a member claims their reward, an additional moon lights up. The more moons are lit, the better the rewards. After seven days in a row, the streak resets to the base reward cycle.
Fig. 2. /daily command.
The /leaderboard command displays rankings for eggs, experience points, or daily streaks, from highest to lowest.
Fig. 3. /leaderboard command.
The /give command allows members to transfer eggs to one another.
Fig. 4. /daily command.
The /edit command is reserved for moderators. It allows them to manually edit a member’s profile.
Fig. 5. /edit command.
The /shop command lets members exchange eggs for colored roles.
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Navigate through shop pages using arrow buttons
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Use the select menu to choose roles to preview or purchase
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The cart button shows the current selection, and roles can be removed from it via the select menu
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When ready, members can confirm their purchase by pressing the Confirm button twice (if they can afford it!)
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Press the X button to cancel the interaction
Fig. 6. /shop command - Roles aisle and cart.
The /place game is inspired by Reddit’s r/place. Players click buttons to claim them and earn points every 5 seconds per owned button.
Once a button is claimed, the player enters a cooldown period before they can act again.
To succeed, players must form alliances, betray others, steal control—and above all, stay active.
Fig. 7. The place game







