Bot · Community identity
Know who every member is — in Discord and in Tibia.
Community Edition verifies which Discord account controls each Tibia character. That trusted link can keep the visible nickname current, assign guild roles, identify event participants and attach Loyalty, rankings and staff actions to the correct person.
The problem
Discord names alone are not enough for a serious guild.
Members rename accounts, use alternate characters and move between ranks. Manual verification quickly creates stale nicknames, incorrect access and uncertainty about who owns a character.
Luminox verifies ownership through a temporary code in the Tibia.com character comment. The configured guild and world establish the server context, while the selected main character becomes the member's public identity.
What changes after verification
One verified account can power the whole server.
Automatic role mapping
Map Tibia guild ranks to Discord roles. Guests outside the guild can receive a separate Guest role without inheriting guild access. Explore Guild Rank Sync →
Readable nicknames
Keep character, vocation, level and Loyalty Level visible as Name [RP360 L8]. Explore the full function →
Account-level history
Multiple characters can belong to one Discord account while Loyalty, GuildBank and staff activity remain attached to the account.
Whois visibility
Authorized guild members can identify the registered owner and see that account's verified characters without exposing unverified identities.
Safe main changes
Members can change their main from the Registration panel. If a main leaves the guild, the highest eligible registered character can take over.
Restriction integration
Blacklist and Ban List restrictions remove managed guild access and Loyalty eligibility without erasing the verified registration history.
Start with trusted identity
Every connected Luminox system becomes stronger after registration.
Publish one Registration panel, verify the first character and let the nickname and eligible guild role follow the selected main.