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- Join a discord server that has the bot or invite the bot to your own server.
- There's over 30 commands available, try typeing
!help
or!quest
to get you started. - If you get stuck, you can always type
!info
to get a DM about the commands!
In Mega-RPG you can build a city and explore the surroundings with your hero and army. You are able to do quests, kill minibosses and drop epic loot during your adventures! If you are brave enough you will also be able to raid dungeons, but be warned you may need the help from other adventurers to take it down!
The Game is set in a fantasy-medieval universe and the journey begins in a kingdom tyrannized by a Bandit King and his Impling helpers. The citizens of the kingdom has lost all hope, but some try their best to live their lives. You are a master of your own empire, but with an army and a hero you may be able to help the citizens and bring down the Bandit King!
The game is in an early development stage, but we are continuously expanding the game with more quests and features. If you see something you like (or dislike), please let us know by creating a post on our official Discord support server, or send us a message directly. Any feedback or bug-reports are highly appreciated!
A big thanks to everyone that has helped us with the early testing!
- Install NodeJS.
- Install MongoDB Community.
- Clone the project from github OR run:
$ git clone https://github.com/Three-Horned-Helmet/mega-rpg.git
$ cd mega-rpg
$ touch .env
$ npm install
- Modify the
.env
file according to your needs. This file should be held secret and not shared on Github or any other platform. A personal Discord Token can be obtained from Discord Developer. TheDISCORD_PREFIX
value represent what your bot should listen to. EgDISCORD_PREFIX=!
will listen to any commands that starts with!
==>!profile
will return the profile of whoever wrote the command. $ mongod
run the mongodb deamon$ npm start
start the project. A 'Ready!' will be logged to the terminal upon success
- Install the project by following the steps over
$ npm test