Frequently Asked Questions

Click Install App in the nav (or the button below) to open the Discord OAuth page, select your server, confirm the permissions, and click Authorise. Wolf Grounds will join your server immediately.

Step 1 — Check Bot Permissions

Go to Server Settings → Integrations, find Wolf Grounds in your apps list, and make sure it has these channel permissions:

• Send Messages
• Embed Links
• Read Message History
• Add Reactions & Manage Messages
• Use Slash Commands

Step 2 — Grant the Bot a Role

Create a dedicated role (e.g. @Wolf Grounds Bot) or use an existing one. Assign it to the Wolf Grounds bot user and grant at minimum: Send Messages, Embed Links, Read Channels, Manage Webhooks. Administrator works too if you prefer to keep it simple.

Step 3 — Add Your First Player

In any channel the bot can read, run:

/discord join [player_name]

Example: /discord join ShroudTV

The bot will verify the player exists in PUBG, add them to your roster, and automatically attempt to link their Discord and Twitch accounts if the names match.

Step 4 — Grow Your Roster

Repeat /discord join for each player. Share the command with your admins to build the roster faster. Use /discord list to see all tracked players, and /discord remove [player_name] to remove one.

Tips

• Player names are case-sensitive — copy the exact PUBG username.
• Each Discord server has its own independent roster — adding a player here doesn't affect other servers.
• Need help? Join our support server or ping LSnakeX2.

Use /discord join <PUBG player name> in any channel your bot has access to. Anyone with permission to use slash commands can add names. Each Discord server maintains its own independent roster — adding a player in one server does not affect any other server the bot is in.

Wolf Grounds supports all standard PUBG modes: Solo, Duo, and Squad in both FPP and TPP. When running stats commands like /stats player or /stats leaderboard you can filter by any combination of squad size and perspective to get exactly the numbers you want.

Use /twitch add <streamer username> to subscribe a Twitch channel in your server. When that streamer goes live playing PUBG, Wolf Grounds automatically posts an alert in your configured channel with a link to the stream. The bot uses smart de-duplication so you won't get spammed if the streamer goes live and offline multiple times in quick succession.

Wolf Reports correlate your PUBG kill and knock telemetry with streamer VOD timestamps — so you can jump straight to the exact moment in a VOD where each kill happened. Wolf Clips are direct streamer-POV kill highlights, and each one includes a Dual-View link that plays both the killer's and the victim's POV side-by-side in sync with drift-lock.

Yes. Wolf Grounds uses only the official public PUBG APIs, respects all rate limits, and applies zero game modifications. There are no cheats, no memory reading, no third-party tools — just data pulled from PUBG's own endpoints and correlated with public Twitch VODs.

Wolf Grounds is designed to be low-noise by default. Live alerts are de-duplicated, high-kill games are combined into single embeds rather than flooding the channel, and all post formats are kept concise. You control which channels receive which types of posts, so you can route alerts, leaderboards, and VOD links wherever makes sense for your community.

Yes. Every Discord server the bot is added to gets its own completely independent setup — separate roster, separate Twitch subscriptions, separate goals and settings. Running the bot in two servers has no cross-contamination whatsoever.

Ask AI lets you query your server's PUBG data in plain English — no slash commands to memorise. Ask things like "Who has the best KD this season?", "What's the most used weapon on our roster?", or "Give me a breakdown of last night's match." You can use it directly in Discord or via the Ask AI page on this site.

Use /wolf set-goal to create a server-wide stat target — for example, "reach 500 combined kills this week" — that the entire roster works toward together. Use /wolf challenge <player> to kick off a 7-day head-to-head stat duel between two specific players, tracked live in your server.