16 Jul 2026 · v1.54.7 to v1.54.9
Who Sits Where
The guild page had been calling almost everyone an officer. Now officers means the roles you actually name as officers, raiders means your raid team, and the rest of the flock each get their own tidy spot instead of one big "unverified" pile. Flip someone to raider on the site and the Discord role finally follows.
1 New
Tell Hootus which role means officer
The roles tab has a new Officer row: pick the Discord role whose members should count as officers on the guild dashboard. Hootus reads it, it does not hand it out, and the Officers count fills in once you set it.
3 Improved
Discord roles get the final say on standing
If someone wears a Member, Raider or Friend role in Discord, the guild page now shows them at that rank instead of filing them under "unverified". Hand out or pull the raider role and Hootus keeps the raider flag in step, so the roster stops drifting from the roles.
Permissions that read like plain English
Reworded the permissions labels and help text so it is clear that ticking a page lets a role open it, spelled out the guild-page tabs, and renamed the presets to Admin, Officer, Raid Leader and Member.
PUGs, guests and lurkers, sorted
The old "Unverified" number lumped together pugs, guests, folk mid-verification and plain Discord members. They each get their own tally in a Community section now, so the roles panel describes your actual guild.
2 Fixed
Officers means officers again
The guild page was counting anyone whose role could open the website as an officer, so nearly everyone landed there. Officers now counts only the roles you designate as officer roles, with raiders and members tallied properly alongside.
Raider toggle keeps the Discord role in step
Flipping someone to or from raider on the site now adds or removes their Discord raider role too, so the flag and the role stop drifting apart.