Public leaderboard

See server XP standings and configured role rewards, or manage records if you have permission.

View rankings

Open the server’s public leaderboard from April or use /top in that Discord server. Search the web leaderboard by name or user ID and use its pages to browse results. Hide inactive is on initially with an Active since date 90 days earlier; adjust that date or turn the filter off to see older records. /top accepts a zero-based page number; for example /top page:0 requests the first ten entries. /reward lists configured level rewards, also in pages. An empty list can mean there are no records or rewards yet. /rank shows your own rank card.

Eligible messages build XP as described in Levels & XP. A member can also have a record created when they use /rank, so a record is not proof of earned activity.

An empty local test leaderboard viewed by a server manager.

Correct a level

Sign in with Manage Server permission for the server. On the leaderboard, hover over the member’s row and use Edit (on a narrow screen, first turn on the floating Edit control), enter a level from 0 to 200, and submit. For example, set level 2 to correct a mistaken record, then check the displayed result. This changes the XP record without updating its earned-XP timestamp; it should not be assumed to grant reward roles. If that timestamp is missing, the edit can change the fallback activity date and pruning eligibility. If the action is unavailable, check the selected server and your permissions; if saving fails, check the value and retry.

Preview and prune inactive records

Prune inactive users permanently deletes XP records, not Discord members; role rewards are not removed. This cannot be undone. With server management permission:

1. Open Admin tools → Prune inactive users and choose a past date in Remove users inactive since.
2. Choose Select users to open the preview. Review its pages, last XP activity and selected count. All records inactive since the date are initially selected. To choose a subset, use Clear selection, then select the intended users. Search by username or user ID to find records; searching alone does not restrict a date-only prune.
3. Recheck the date, selected count and scope, then choose Prune only if deletion is intended. The prune button performs deletion directly; there is no further confirmation. Use Back and then Cancel to leave records intact. Refresh the leaderboard to verify the result; a completed prune can still be followed by a failed refresh.

The preview in a local test server with no matching inactive records; the prune action is disabled for zero selections.

Manual edits do not update the earned-XP timestamp. For records without one, the displayed activity date and prune eligibility fall back to the record’s updated or created date, so an edit can change them. An empty preview means no matching records are displayed for that cutoff and selection; change the date or search before proceeding. A future date is invalid. If access or the request fails, check permissions and retry after reviewing the scope. Reset leaderboard XP is a separate destructive action; do not use it as a troubleshooting step.

Related: Levels & XP · Rank cards