Random Games

Random Games adds automated and command-started Discord mini-games to AthenaBot. It is built for community servers that want lightweight activity, leaderboards, XP or coin rewards, and recurring competition without staff needing to manually run every round.

The plugin can run games automatically in a configured channel, let members start games with !game, generate leaderboard cards with /game leaderboard, award economy rewards, and reset daily, weekly, and monthly leaderboards on a schedule.

View Random Games on the Haven Development store.

BuiltByBit Store

Install the plugin, configure the game channel, and launch your first test round.

Setup

Review every major config section, including triggers, rewards, leaderboards, MVP roles, and debug logging.

Configuration

Learn the member commands, game aliases, automatic triggers, and supported game types.

Commands and Gameplay

What It Can Do

Run random games automatically in one configured game channel
Start a game after enough messages, on a time interval, or only when both trigger conditions are met
Let members run a random game or a specific game by alias
Lock the prefix game command behind a Discord role if needed
Show daily, weekly, and monthly leaderboards with generated image cards
Reset leaderboards on a schedule using a configured timezone
Announce leaderboard winners in a channel
Assign MVP roles to top players after weekly or monthly resets
Reward players with Athena economy coins, XP, or both
Customize round duration per game
Use bundled image assets for Pokemon, logos, landmarks, celebrities, movies, and other visual games

Plugin Names

Use these exact names when working with Athena:

Item	Name
Plugin folder	`plugins/random_games`
Config name	`randomgames`
Language config name	`randomgames-lang`
Main generated config file	`configuration/randomgames.json5`
Main generated language file	`configuration/randomgames_lang.json5`

Best Fit

Random Games is best for servers that want a dedicated activity channel, reward loops tied into the Athena economy system, and recurring leaderboard resets. For release setups, keep the game channel separate from high-traffic support or announcement channels so game messages do not interrupt important workflows.