RollF

RollF is a simple daily roll bot I built because I wanted something clean and fair. Everyone gets one roll per day — no rerolls, no spam, no complicated systems.

Each roll is a random number between 1 and 100.

The bot also rolls once per day on its own and competes like any other player. Leaderboards track results across Today, Week, Month, Year and All Time, and all stats are saved persistently.

It’s intentionally minimal. No economy, no gambling mechanics, no pay-to-win nonsense. Just a daily number and a bit of competition.

I run it myself and keep it maintained 24/7/365.

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Example Roll

Use /roll to get your daily number.

Everyone gets exactly one roll per day.

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Commands

/roll
Roll your daily number (1–100).

/leaderboards <today|week|month|year|alltime|streak>
View rankings for different leaderboard periods.

/stats [user]
View your statistics or another user's stats.

/setchannel <channel>
Configure where the daily automatic roll is posted.

/help
Show setup instructions.

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Leaderboards

RollF tracks results across multiple time periods so players can compete both short-term and long-term.

Available leaderboards:

• Today – highest roll of the day
• Week – cumulative weekly score
• Month – monthly competition
• Year – yearly rankings
• All Time – total score across all rolls
• Streak – longest consecutive roll streaks

Leaderboards include:

• Top players with medal icons
• Your position if you're outside the Top 10
• Distance to the next rank
• Global participation statistics
• Reset timers for active periods

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Features

• One roll per user per day
• Roll range: 1–100
• Daily bot roll competing with players
• Global cross-server leaderboards
• Streak tracking and milestones
• Detailed player statistics
• Persistent storage (SQLite)
• Minimal design with no economy systems

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Philosophy

RollF intentionally avoids complicated mechanics.

No XP systems.
No gambling mechanics.
No grinding or pay-to-win features.

Just a daily roll and a simple competitive leaderboard.