Add Guild roles

Set up your first role

Roles are how you control who gets what in your community. Each role can have different requirements to join and different rewards.

Configure your default role

1. Access the role editor

• Go to the "Editor" tab in your admin dashboard

• You'll see a default role called "Member" - this is your community's starting point

2. Make it yours

• Upload a role image (128x128px works best)

• Edit the role title and description to explain what this role is about

• Keep it clear - this is often the first role people will see

3. Set your requirements

• Click "Add requirements" to control who can access this role

• Edit the requirement image and text, or keep the default settings

• Common first requirements: Follow on Twitter, join Discord, or hold a specific token

• Use "Should not satisfy" to exclude certain members

• Adjust "Should meet..." at the top to decide if members need all requirements or just some

4. Add rewards

• Click "Add reward" to give members something valuable

• Popular rewards: Discord roles, NFTs, and points

• Rewards activate automatically when members meet requirements

5. Save and create more

• Save your changes to activate the role

• Click "Empty role" below existing roles to create additional roles

Most successful projects put their basic community roles - like Join Discord, Follow Twitter - on their home page, then create separate pages for campaigns or specialized subgroups like developers.

Edit roles

Test and go live

Preview your work

• Use "View page as a visitor" to experience what members will see

• Test that requirements work correctly and rewards claim properly

• Make sure your messaging is clear and the flow is simple

Launch your community

• Once everything looks good, your Guild URL is ready to share

Most projects begin with 2-5 key roles on their home page, then add membership tiers, quests, and specialized roles on new pages as their community grows.