Stally, a wooden robot keeping a market stall of crafted goods

Stally alpha

A Discord bot that turns a channel into your guild's crafting market, and plans your server's events. Free, and it cannot read your messages.

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The market

Order from a real catalogue

1,743 Pax Dei items, searchable, each priced off the in-game market so a customer sees roughly what a thing is worth before committing.

Crafters claim what they can make

A queue instead of a conversation. Claim an order, mark it ready, and the customer is pinged once.

One pinned summary

The channel always shows what is open, in progress and ready. Everything else Stally says is private to you or deleted within a day.

It chases what goes quiet

An order nobody claims gets a nudge. A claim that stalls goes back to the queue. Nobody has to notice.

The events

A sign-up sheet in the channel

Post an event and people press a button to say they are coming. The roster and the countdown keep themselves up to date.

Roles, and being late, are separate answers

A tank arriving ten minutes behind is still a tank. Tank, DPS and Healer, or just "are you coming".

It lands in your server's Events panel

So nobody has to be told twice. Sign-ups close on their own when the event starts, or earlier if you say so.

No market needed

A server that has never opened a market can use /events from the moment Stally joins.

What it asks of your server

Where the items and prices come from

Every Pax Dei item, its description and its price come from paxdei.gaming.tools, the unofficial Pax Dei market and database run by the community. Stally reads it; it does not produce any of it, and it passes the data on as it is given: unofficial, and without a guarantee of accuracy.

Thank you to Adain ❤️ for the incredible job behind that site. Stally would not have a catalogue or a single price without it.

Another language, or another game?

Stally's engine is not tied to Pax Dei. A game is a catalogue and a price source; a language is a file of strings. Both were built to be added, and neither is hard once somebody actually wants it.

So if you would use Stally for a game it does not support yet, or in a language it does not speak yet, come and say so in the Discord. That is how the next one gets picked, and it is the most useful thing anybody can do for this project right now.

Where it is

Stally is in alpha. It runs every day and behaviour may still change between versions, so do not make it the only record of anything you cannot afford to lose. It is free today; if that ever changes it will be announced before anything changes.

Languages: English, Italian. Supported games: Pax Dei. Not affiliated with Discord Inc., Mainframe Industries, or gaming.tools.