Fury, also dubbed Fury Bot, is an all-in-one moderation assistant for Discord eSports servers owned and operated by K-12 schools and higher education. Complete with team management features like practices, scrims, and activity tracking, as well as logging, moderation, and profanity detection, Fury is your solution to keeping a school-based community safe.
Originally built for the Florida State Virtual School (FLVS) Discord Server, Fury Bot has since been expanded to support any other school and organization that needs a moderation assistant. Invite Fury to your server today to get started.
The team management system was the key focus of Fury. The goal was for administrators to be able to create unique, private chats for a given team on their eSports server. This allows team members a localized space to communicate, coordinate, and strategize.
To assist with this, Fury has many useful team management features, including:
- Team Management: Easily create and delete teams. A "team" is a private chat for a group of users.
- Team Practices: You want your players to be.. playing, right?! Allow your teams to keep track of their total time spent practicing.
- Team Scrims: Let's encourage some friendly competition! Allow your teams to independently schedule scrimmages with other teams on the server. Fury will manage the scheduling, reminders, and cleanup of these events.
- Team Customization: Give every team a unique nickname, logo, and description. Also, add custom chats and voice channels for each team if they need it.
- Team Member Management: Have both a main and sub-roster for each team. This allows for more flexibility in managing team members.
- Team Captains: Assign a team captain, or captains, to a team. Captains, who are often students, can look after their assigned teams and help manage them.
Let's face it, kids love their memes. But, we all know that not all memes are appropriate. Fury has a built-in image request system that allows users to request images, or other attachments, to be sent in a channel. A request is sent off to the moderation team, who can approve or deny the request. If approved, the image is sent in the channel. If denied, the user is notified.
Fury has trackers built on top of the Discord AutoMod system. This allows Fury to track the number of infractions a user has. This is useful for moderators who want to easily identify repeat offenders.
Fury is always being updated with new features and improvements. If you have a feature request, feel free to open a Discussion or Issue on the repository.
To see what's coming next, check out the Fury Development Board for ongoing and upcoming features.
Feel free to use this link to invite Fury to your Discord server today.