1. Sign In First
Login with Discord.
Strayed Contracts
Post jobs, offer supplies, and pay workers for finished tasks.
Before You Post
Start here.
2. Explain The Job
Write the task clearly.
3. State Payment Clearly
List what you provide and the reward.
Board Notes
Quick reminders.
Wipe Matters
Watch the wipe timer.
Proof Helps
Keep proof for disputes.
Ranks Mean Trust
Ranks help show trust.
Contracts Board
Search open contracts, filter entries, and open each job for details.
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Leaderboard
Sorted by reputation so the strongest standings rise to the top.
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Guest
Login to access contracts and reputation.
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Completed Contracts
Inbox
Notifications.
Info
Choose what you want to read.
1. Login Area
You sign in with Discord to unlock the board. The website uses your Discord identity so bounty actions are tied to a real member instead of an anonymous browser session.
2. Overview Tab
The Overview tab is the dashboard. It gives a quick summary of what the site does, how the login works, and what kind of data is shown on the board.
3. Bounties Tab
This is the main work area. Members can browse active bounties, search by player or reward, filter by server or task type, and open each bounty to read all details.
4. Create Bounty
Logged-in users can create a new bounty by entering a target, task, server, reward, time limit, and optional extra notes. The post is then stored in Firebase and shown on the board.
5. Leaderboard
The leaderboard shows community reputation. It helps members quickly see who has a stronger history of trustworthy behavior on the website.
6. Detail View
When you open a bounty card, you get the full description, server, reward, status, creator information, and timestamps.
7. Ranks
User is the default rank. Trusted User is earned after multiple successful payouts. Admin is reserved for moderation and board control.
Use Discord to confirm rewards and handovers clearly. If there is a dispute, keep screenshots or proof of the agreement. This page only uses the Discord identify scope and stores the resulting profile basics plus Firebase board data.
+3 for the hunter
When the accepted hunter confirms that the reward arrived, the hunter gets 3 reputation.
+1 for the creator
When the hunter confirms the reward as received, the bounty creator gets 1 reputation.
-5 for the creator
If the accepted hunter reports that the reward did not arrive, the creator loses 5 reputation.
-5 for the creator
If a submitted bounty expires after 18 hours without a response from the creator, the creator loses 5 reputation.
-5 for the creator
If the creator does not pay the accepted hunter within 18 hours, the creator loses 5 reputation.
-1 for active hunters
If the bounty time runs out and a hunter is still participating, that hunter loses 1 reputation.
-1 for the creator
If the bounty time runs out and the creator has not accepted or rejected anyone by then, the creator loses 1 reputation.
Step 1
The creator posts a bounty with target, server, task, reward and time limit.
Step 2
Hunters join the bounty if they want to take the job.
Step 3
The creator checks who joined and picks the accepted hunter.
Step 4
The accepted hunter completes the job and keeps proof if needed.
Step 5
The creator sends the reward after the work is done.
Step 6
The hunter confirms the reward arrived.
Step 7
The bounty is finished and the reputation rules are applied.
Admin Rules View
This page is only for admin review of the full bounty logic and user visibility.
Admin controls everything on the board. Admin can remove leaderboard users, delete any bounty, and check whether the site flow matches the intended rules.
Step 1: Creator View
The creator signs in, opens Create Bounty, fills in target player or clan, task, server, reward, time limit and extra info, then posts the bounty. The creator sees their own bounty on the board and can open the detail view.
Step 2: Hunter View
A hunter signs in, opens a bounty, reads the full info, sees the creator name, rank and reputation, then joins if the bounty is still open and valid.
Step 3: Active Bounty
The board shows task, server, reward, hunter count, remaining time, creator rank and creator reputation. The timer must stay visible so users understand when the bounty will expire.
Step 4: Completion Understanding
The intended completion flow is: creator posts, hunters join, creator reviews, accepted hunter completes the work, creator sends the reward, hunter confirms receipt, then reputation is updated and the bounty is finished.
Step 5: Trust Rules
Trust is based on reputation. Successful handovers raise reputation. Failed payment, dispute, and timeouts lower reputation. Users should always be able to read the rules in the Info tab before acting.
Step 6: What Users See
All users see the board, filters, status, creator identity, creator reputation, creator rank, and timers. Logged-in users can create bounties. Hunters can join when allowed. Only admin can delete every bounty. Admin can also remove users from the leaderboard.
Step 7: Wipe Rule
The wipe timer counts down to the end of Friday, which is Saturday 00:00 in UTC+2, and is shown in the user’s local timezone. When it reaches zero, every bounty is deleted and the next wipe countdown begins.
Step 8: Admin Checkpoint
If anything here does not match the exact bounty rules you want, this page is the place to compare your intended flow against the current site behavior.