NEXORA CUPS / LOCAL RECOVERY BUILD
Terms of use
Last updated: 6 November 2026
This recovered build is not a restoration of the former production backend or database. Its Epic feature accepts a display name for manual server-administrator review and does not verify Epic account ownership.
Using the service
Use the local app only if you are authorized to administer the Discord server you select. You are responsible for the messages and settings you submit and for confirming that the bot has permission to post in the chosen channel.
- Do not use the app to impersonate another person, collect credentials, or claim that display-name review proves Epic account ownership.
- Do not use the bot to spam, harass, or violate Discord's rules or applicable law.
- Keep bot tokens and OAuth secrets private. Anyone with those secrets may be able to control the connected app or bot.
Features and display-name review
The current build supports Discord sign-in, basic server/channel/role loading, selected bot messages, and a manual Epic display-name review workflow. The bot DMs a single-use link that expires after 15 minutes. A user may submit a display name, and only a server administrator may use the Verify or Decline review buttons or approve/reject in the dashboard. Approved names are eligible for scrim signup; if a verified role is configured, it is assigned after approval. Review confirms the submitted name only and not Epic account ownership.
Support and staff ticket panels can create private Discord channels. Ticket visibility is controlled by Discord channel permissions for the ticket creator, configured support role, and server moderators. The ticket creator or authorized support staff can close a ticket; closing makes it read-only for the creator.
Staff applications collect the applicant's name, availability, experience, preferred role, and reason for applying, and share those answers in a private application channel with the configured staff role. Channel-lock controls change selected Discord permission overrides and save their prior states for restoration. Bot nickname changes apply to the selected server, while avatar and banner changes affect the bot globally across servers.
Join-to-create voice setup creates temporary member channels and runs owner-only voice commands in the configured text channel. The bot needs Discord channel-management and member-move permissions; commands also require Message Content Intent. Empty temporary channels are deleted automatically.
This process does not authenticate with Epic, connect or inspect an Epic account, or prove that the Discord user owns the account matching the submitted name. Never enter an Epic password or security code into the site. The original competition tools, persistent production database, and Epic verification service were not recovered.
Third-party services
Discord and Epic Games are separate services with their own terms and privacy practices. Nexora Cups is not affiliated with or endorsed by Epic Games. Your use of those services remains subject to their terms.
Availability and changes
This recovery build is provided as-is for local testing, may be incomplete or unavailable, and may change as recovered components are added. To the extent permitted by law, no guarantee is made that unsupported features will work or that the app will meet a particular purpose.
Contact
For questions about this local copy, contact the person who operates the Nexora Discord server where the bot is installed.