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Minecraft guessing game for Discord

CraftDex

A Minecraft drop lands in your channel. Whoever names it first keeps it. Everything after that, the cards, the Emeralds, the rankings, is built out of who was fastest.

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Full breakdown

A round, start to finish

No menus, no setup per round, nothing to open. The bot posts, the channel races, someone wins. That single moment is the whole product, so here it is unedited.

Four steps, then it repeats

  1. Spawn

    CraftDex drops a Minecraft item, block, mob, or card into the channel your staff picked.

  2. Guess

    Everyone types. The first correct name takes it, usually inside a few seconds.

  3. Claim

    The winner keeps the collectible and the Emeralds that came with it.

  4. Build

    What you keep feeds crafting, trading, crates, your profile, and the rankings.

Five systems, one channel

CraftDex is meant to sit in the background of a server that already has conversations happening. Nothing here needs a wiki tab open.

Cards
Every drop has a rarity and a value. Your collection percentage is the thing people compare.
Emeralds
The currency behind daily claims, trades, and crates. Inventory value is scored separately.
Crafting
Spend duplicates on recipes instead of letting them sit in the inventory.
Trading
Cards and Emeralds move between players directly, no middleman command.
Server play
Rounds run in one channel you choose, so CraftDex never spills into the rest of the server.

Commands

Six you will actually use. Everything else is discoverable from the slash menu.

/setup
Pick the channel where rounds spawn.
/inventory
Your items, cards, and total value.
/card view
Open a collectible and read its stats.
/craft
Turn duplicates into something else.
/trade
Send cards or Emeralds to another player.
/leaderboard
Value, collection, guesses, and Emeralds.

Invite it, run /setup, done

Point CraftDex at one channel and it handles the drops from there. No config file, no dashboard, no per-round babysitting.

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