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