Cat Cafe Economy

Add the bot, check your balance, do some work, and start earning. Most features unlock naturally as you play — no admin setup required to start.

The coin economy runs through a handful of core commands. Coins can be earned, sent to other players, and spent freely in the shop.

Work payouts vary — some shifts pay more, some pay less. Your Workmanship skill level increases your payout multiplier at milestones (levels 10, 25, 50, 75, 99). The /petcat command is a 50% chance to gain or lose coins — your Cat Care skill improves the win odds at milestones.

The shop has 135 items across categories: cosmetic backgrounds, frames, collectible cats by rarity tier, title colours, loot boxes, and role grants. Your profile card composites all your equipped items into a rendered PNG image.

Cats come in five rarity tiers — uncommon, rare, epic, legendary, and drop (loot box exclusive). Each cat you discover is permanently logged in your /cat_log, even after you sell it — entries show ✅ (owned), 📦 (in a loot box), or ❓ (sold/no longer held) so you can see your collection status at a glance. Profile presets let you save three complete cosmetic loadouts and switch between them instantly.

/profile rendered card · /cat_log showing ✅ owned, 📦 in loot box, ❓ sold

A full fishing system with 22 locations across four tiers and 99 fish species. Higher-tier areas unlock as your Fishing skill levels up and reward rarer catches and higher sell values.

Catch success isn't guaranteed — there's a 15% baseline fail rate that increases if the fish's level is much higher than yours, or if you're going for a heavy specimen. Fish weights are bell-curved between minimum and maximum per species, so a personal best catch always feels meaningful.

Everything you catch goes into your fish inventory and can be sold individually or in bulk. Your /fishinglog tracks every species you've ever caught, and /fish_achievements rewards milestones like catching your first epic fish or exploring all four area tiers.

/fish catch result — species, weight, rarity, XP, and coin value

Eight games — coin flip, dice, RPS, the 9 Cat Lives tile-reveal grid, slots with a tiered jackpot, blackjack, hangman, and a head-to-head player challenge — all playable with coins you earn in the economy.

The slot machine has a major and minor jackpot fed by a percentage of every losing spin. When the jackpot hits, the bot announces it in your configured announcement channel. Your Luck skill improves your odds in all gambling commands at milestone levels.

For head-to-head competition, use /challenge @user to bet coins on a rock-paper-scissors match against a specific member. The /games launcher lets you browse all available games from one menu.

/slots — spin result with jackpot contribution shown

Server-wide boss battles that scale to your community's power level. Anyone can spawn and attack the boss — top contributors get the best drops when it falls.

Bosses come in four tiers — Easy, Medium, Hard, and Extreme — determined automatically by the average power level of your server's top 10 players. Easy bosses have 30,000–50,000 HP; Extreme bosses have 600,000–900,000 HP and counterattack more frequently and harder.

Each boss passes through three phases at 75% and 50% HP, with increasing damage multipliers (1.0×, 1.3×, 1.6×). When the boss dies, the top five damage dealers receive per-tier drops: coins, health potions, wisdom scrolls, and rare trophy items. Active fights are restored when the bot restarts so no fight is lost to downtime.

/boss_attack — live HP bar, current phase, and your damage contribution

Seven skills that level up automatically as you use the relevant features. Each skill has milestone bonuses at levels 10, 25, 50, 75, and 99 that permanently improve that area of the game.

Skills share one XP curve: XP needed = floor(100 × level^1.8), so early levels come quickly but 99 takes real dedication. The /leaderboard command lets your server compete on any single skill or on total XP across all seven — RuneScape style.

/profile Stats tab — all 7 skills, XP, and milestone progress at a glance

Coins trickle in just from being active in your server. Chatting earns coins per message (with a 30-second cooldown). Being in a voice channel earns coins per minute while you're connected.

Random chat drops add extra excitement — when the system is enabled, every non-command message has a 1% chance of triggering a claimable drop in the channel. Drops have rarity tiers (common, uncommon, rare, legendary, loot box) with configurable coin ranges and claim timeouts. Admins control everything about drops through /randomdrop.

Random chat drop — first to claim wins the coins

Two community features that run in the background and keep your server engaged between economy sessions.

Birthday announcements let members register their birthday (month and day — no year is stored). The bot announces each birthday in a configured channel at a configured local time, optionally pinging a birthday role and assigning a temporary role to the celebrant for the day. Admins can set their server timezone so announcements fire at the right local hour.

The counting game gives a designated channel where members count up in sequence — one person at a time, no counting twice in a row. Regular chat is fine in the channel; the bot only reacts to messages containing a number. Post the wrong number or count twice in a row and the bot calls it out and resets to 1. The /countingleaderboard ranks players by their personal best.

Full command reference. Run /help in Discord for a categorised in-server version, or /catguide for a deep-dive feature guide.