Levels & rewards

How your XP turns into levels, and how levels can unlock special roles.

As you earn XP in a server, you climb through levels. Levels are a fun way to show how involved you are, and in many servers, hitting a level unlocks a special role.

How levelling works

Every bit of XP you earn counts toward your next level. Early levels come quickly. Later ones take more XP, so reaching a high level really means something. When you cross the threshold for a new level, HoneyGate levels you up automatically. You don't have to do a thing.

Some servers post a little "level up!" message when you reach a new level. Whether that happens, and where, is up to the server owner.

Check your level with /xp rank in the server. You get a personal rank card showing your level and a progress bar to the next one. Or open your member portal to see it on the web (the portal leaderboard shows everyone's level too).

Role rewards

This is the part most people care about. Server owners can attach a role to a level. For example:

• Reach Level 5 → get the "Member" role.
• Reach Level 10 → get the "Regular" role.
• Reach Level 25 → get the "Veteran" role.

When you hit that level, HoneyGate gives you the role automatically. These roles can come with perks the owner sets up: access to special channels, a colour, the ability to post images, whatever they choose.

Depending on how the owner set things up, you might keep every role you've earned as you climb, or each new one might replace the last. Either way, you never have to ask. They just arrive.

Your level is per server

Just like XP, your level lives in one server. Being Level 30 in one community doesn't carry into another. You build a fresh level in each. (Your network-wide reputation is tracked separately as Network Points. See Earn XP & Network Points.)

Didn't get a role you expected?

Once in a while a role won't appear right away. The usual cause is a Discord setting on the server's side, not anything you did. If a role you clearly earned doesn't show up, let the server's staff know and they can check it in a moment. The FAQ has more on this.