ID cards
Players create an ID with a button on Discord. The form has up to 15 fields you choose — from a name to a character photo.
- A form in steps of 5 fields
- Character limits for players and roles
- Document expiry and character age
Your community. Your shared story.
A bot for roleplay servers on Discord. Character ID cards, officials who approve applications and a citizen registry — all set up in the panel, no commands.
PexoBotRP is in beta, but these features already run on servers.
Players create an ID with a button on Discord. The form has up to 15 fields you choose — from a name to a character photo.
Applications land in the office channel. Officials approve, reject or revoke an ID, and the player gets the reason in a message.
Every document has a number and a full change history. The public registry lets anyone check an approved ID by its number.
World name, RP year, colors, banners and buttons. Embed or Components V2 — with a live preview in the panel.
Save the channels, roles and settings of your RP server and restore them when something goes wrong.
The panel shows which permissions the bot is missing and why a message did not arrive.
Sign in with Discord and pick a server. The bot does not need administrator permissions.
In the panel, name your world, pick channels and arrange the ID form.
One button publishes the message players use to create their IDs.
Officials decide on Discord or in the panel registry.
Up to 10 server backups and automatic daily or weekly backups. You also support the project.
PexoBotRP is a Discord bot project for roleplay communities.
No. IDs describe fictional RP characters. The player panel reminds everyone not to enter real data.
PexoBotRP is presented as a separate Pandor Systems project focused on roleplay. PexoBot has its own website and dashboard.
Join the Pandor Systems Discord and ask about PexoBotRP. The link on this page takes you to our community server.
Add PexoBotRP to your server or talk to us on the Pandor Systems Discord.