Six titles up for grabs
They change hands on their own. Each one comes with a server role.
- Prophetbest words
- Scribemost words
- Judgemost votes given
- Sainthighest ratings
- Executionerlowest ratings
- Hereticworst word
One word. Ten ratings. Zero mercy.
Just one, in the game channel. Or use /word.
Lemma checks the dictionary and shows the definition.
React from 1 to 10. The rating updates with every vote.
The average decides. No appeals.
And if everyone gives it a 10? Unanimous.
Your server decides. It sounds great, it's funny, it's rare, it's an inside joke. There's no wrong answer.
They change hands on their own. Each one comes with a server role.
Points, authors, the best and the worst words.
Best word, worst word and the podium. Posted for you.
A free image from Wikimedia, when there is one.
/pending shows what you haven't rated, privately.



Yes. No ads and no paid version.
Add Lemma, pick the channel with /setup channel:#channel (you need Manage Server) and post the first word. It takes a minute.
No. It only looks at the game channel, and only if you turn on reading that channel. Off, which is the default, it only answers commands. It never stores conversations.
Words, votes and usage counts. No conversations, emails or IPs. It's all in the privacy policy.
Nouns, adjectives and verbs in their base form that are in the dictionary. Plurals count as the singular and each word gets in only once. More in the Guide.
English, checked in Wiktionary, and European Portuguese, checked in the Priberam Dictionary. Each server picks its own.
View the channel, send messages, attach images, add reactions, read history and manage messages (to swap the word for its card). Manage roles, if you use title roles. Never Administrator.
Yes. Card style and size, light or dark theme, photos, the weekly recap and more, on the server setup page.
That server's data is deleted right away. Only one line of totals stays, with no names or user IDs.
Message @tedisntfat on Discord. Every idea gets read.
/setup