dismogs

Who mogs?

Put two people head to head. The channel votes, every pick counts, and the split shows on the card. You get a private ballot showing what you picked.

• /looksoff @a @b — who mogs? Two profiles, one card, one vote each.
• Twenty questions, one command each: looks, aura, rizz, fight, tuff, fashion, gamer, smarts, funny, voice, taste, menace, fame, yap, sport, chill, trust, catch, crashout, glaze. Run one with nobody named and it deals the pair the board knows least about.
• /mdb @a @b @c — marry, date, block. Three people, one each, in a private two-tap ballot; the room's order is the verdict.
• /shipoff @who @a @b — who suits them better? Name two candidates; the server teaches the bot who's in play.
• /history @who — their record, won and lost. /card @who — their mog card, every question at once.
• /howold @who — how old they look, from their photo. The bot's guess, good to about a decade.
• /rankings — the server's boards. /tierlist — S to F. /me — yours, privately.
• /photo add — your photo, on looks cards, for members only. Yours to add, scope and remove; one face, 18 and over, filtered before it is kept, never public.

In a voice call: launch the Activity. Free-for-all deals every pair once and never repeats. Showdown puts one pair on everyone's screen with a hidden tally and a twenty-second clock.

On the web: sign in with Discord and every server you're in is a place — every board with names, a tier list, the contest feed, everyone's mog card, and your standing across all of them. www.dismogs.com

A score is a position in the server, 40–99, published only once you've been compared enough to mean something. Tiers S to F are sticky: a letter moves only once the evidence has left the old one. It judges profiles — avatar, banner, presentation — and a photo only when you have put up your own.

Add it to your apps and it works in any server you're in. Run a server? Add it to the server itself and everyone gets the commands.