Settings

The Settings page holds server-level configuration.

Project X accounts

These are your project's own X accounts, registered so Fealty can act with their authorization. They unlock:

• Verified like quests. X shows a post's likes only to its author, so quests (which need the post's full likers list) must point at posts from a registered account. Raffle like tasks work on any post: a registered author gets the cheap batch read, any other author is verified through each winner's own connected X. Follows and retweets work on any account.
• Auto quest. Each registered account can be wired to create quests from its new posts; see Auto quest.

Connect account starts an X OAuth flow scoped to this server; nothing about your personal identity connection changes. If a post you're using belongs to your own connected X but isn't registered yet, the error offers a one-click Add button; nothing is ever registered silently.

The pool is plan-limited (see Plans) with counters for both the pool and auto quest. Accounts stay healthy on their own: if one is renamed on X, the stored handle updates automatically; if it becomes protected or unavailable (suspended, deleted), a warning badge appears so you know verification from that account is impaired.

House crest

On Business Pro and Business Max, the cards Fealty posts (rank, leaderboard, sales, raffle winners) can carry your server's own mark instead of the Fealty crest. One click on Use server icon as House crest and your current Discord icon becomes the card emblem, ringed in gold (Pro) or aurora (Max), with your server name in place of the Fealty wordmark.

A few things it handles for you:

• No upload needed. The crest is your existing Discord server icon; changing the icon on Discord updates the cards too (within about half an hour).
• Safe fallbacks. If the icon can't be fetched for any reason, cards fall back to the standard Fealty crest rather than breaking.
• Plan-aware. If the subscription drops below Business Pro, cards return to the standard look on their own; re-upgrading restores your crest without reconfiguring.

The card's "See how each plan's cards look" section previews all three styles before you upgrade.

Discord channels

A status list of every channel /setup manages, with a clear "Missing (run /setup)" flag when one was deleted or a newer release added one. Re-running /setup repairs without touching anything else.

Bot permissions

A health card listing every permission Fealty uses, what each one powers, and whether this server has granted it. Discord never lets a bot grant itself a permission, so a server invited before a newer feature existed can silently lack one; Fealty checks daily and, when something is missing, posts an alert into your private #fealty-admin channel and flags it here with a one-click Re-add with the permissions button. Re-adding never resets anything: channels, roles, settings and history all stay.

The same alert flips to "all set" on its own once the permission is granted, whether you used the re-invite link or ticked it on the Fealty role in Server Settings.

Removing Fealty

At the bottom of Settings, the server owner (only the owner; team members and Discord admins never see it) can remove Fealty without digging through Discord's integration settings. Type the server's name to confirm and the bot leaves immediately: quests, raffles, sale posts, role syncing and support tickets all stop.

Removal keeps everything for 30 days. Members keep their points and levels, your history stays, and you keep this dashboard as the owner; re-inviting the bot within those 30 days restores the House exactly where it left off. The same is true if the bot was kicked from Discord directly. After 30 days the server's data (points, raffles, quests, tickets, settings and its Discord details) is deleted, as Discord's developer terms require. Invoices and any credit you bought stay, and re-adding the bot later starts fresh with that credit.

Deleting a web community

A web community (one without a Discord server) has no bot to remove. Its owner deletes it instead, from the same spot at the bottom of Settings: type the community's name to confirm, and it is deleted at once with its raffles and their entries, quests, members' points and settings. This cannot be undone. A community with paid invoices is closed by support instead (write to support@fealty.club), since invoices stay for the books.