Lunar

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Getting started with Lunar

Lunar has two halves that share the same data: a Discord bot with slash commands, and a web dashboard. This guide walks through setting up both.

1. Log in to the dashboard

Open the dashboard and choose Log in with Discord. Discord asks you to approve two permissions:

Lunar can't read your messages, see your email address or post as you. Your login lasts 30 days, and you can log out at any time from the sidebar.

2. Link your game account

In any server that has the Lunar bot, run /link with your in-game name or numeric UID. Names can differ only by capital letters (two different players can be called "tylen" and "Tylen"), so the UID is the safest choice.

Linking proves the account is yours. The quickest way is to link Discord inside the game first: press Esc, open Community → Discord and choose Go. When the Discord account bound in game matches yours, /link links you straight away.

If you haven't linked Discord in game (or you play on a console that uses an invite code), the bot names a hero and asks you to set it as your profile showcase hero, then press Verify. Once it sees the change, the link is saved. You only verify once, and you can change your showcase back straight away.

After linking, player commands default to your own account, so /session or /heropool work without typing your name. /unlink removes the link.

3. Add Lunar to your server (optional)

Server admins can add the bot to their community. Then:

4. Find your way around the dashboard

ViewWhat it shows
OverviewYour rank, recent form, most-played heroes and latest matches.
MatchA single match: scoreboard, bans, and the analysis findings for each player or team.
ServerYour server's tracked players, leaderboards and match feed.
ScrimsYour scrim teams, invites, the scrim board and the rating ladder.
SessionYour current or most recent play session and its tilt check.

5. Useful commands to try first

Free, Pro and Guild Pro

Every part of Lunar is free to use. Ads keep the servers running. Lunar Pro removes ads for you on the dashboard. Guild Pro applies to a whole server and raises limits such as the number of tracked players and weekly scrim posts. Payments are handled by Whop. /tier shows your current plan and limits.