The most powerful and versatile free selfbot for Discord, created by Najmul190. This selfbot is designed to enhance your Discord experience with a wide range of features and commands with ease, requiring no knowledge of any coding. From moderation tools to fun and trolling commands, this selfbot has it all and is always expanding. Take control of your Discord account and enjoy the convenience and entertainment provided by this selfbot - completely free of charge.
- Moderation commands
- Various utility commands to make your life easier
- Completely free AI chatbot and AI image generation commands
- General tools allowing your Discord experience to be more convenient
- Trolling commands to troll others
- Raiding commands (use at your own risk)
- Fun commands
- NSFW commands
- Animated commands
- Text commands to make your text look cool, and also to encrypt and decrypt text
- Settings commands to configure the selfbot, making it highly customizable
- Server management commands
- Presence and status customization commands allowing you to do way more than you can with the basic and limiting Discord client
- Hypesquad house selection command
- Numerous information commands, such as user information, server information and more
- Sniping deleted and edited messages
- Numerous notification logs to keep track of what's happening in the background of your Discord creating a powerful and versatile logging system
- Makes you a complete Discord server allowing you to receive the logs all while on Discord
- And much more!
Here's a preview of a few select features:
commands.mp4
chatbotpreview.mp4
imagegeneration.mp4
webhookspam.mp4
consolepreview.mp4
Avarice's selfbot will be set by you when you first run it, and will also ask for your Discord token which obviously is used to connect to your account. Your token does not leave the config.json and will not ever be sent to me. Use your prefix followed by the command to execute it. Here are the categories of commands, run them to view the commands in each category:
moderation- View moderation commandsutilities- View utility commandstools- View general tools that are to make your life easier and make using Discord more convenienttroll- View commands designed to troll and annoy people while humorously entertaining yourselffun- View commands designed for fun and entertainmentnsfw- View NSFW commandstext- View text commands, such as encryptions and emojificationsanimated- View animated text commandssettings- View settings commands, used to configure the selfbotavarice- Shows information about the selfbot
Please note that some commands may require certain permissions or have restrictions. Use commands responsibly and at your own risk.
Using this selfbot is incredibly simple and requires no knowledge of any coding. Simply download the latest release from the releases page and extract the zip file and run Avarice.exe which will help you setup.
It may trigger your anti-virus due to the way I converted the Python file into an executable using pyinstaller, but it is completely safe and is a false-positive. If you know how to fix this please tell me as I have no clue as to why it's seen as a virus.
If you don't feel like using Avarice.exe to setup the selfbot, you can manually install it. This is also simple but with a few more added steps.
- Ensure you have the latest Python installed and then download the latest release from the releases page by clicking on the
Source Code (zip)button. - Extract the zip file and open the folder.
- If you're on windows, you can simply run
run.batto install the dependencies and also get the selfbot running. If you're on linux you'll have to follow the steps below. - You can always repeat step 3 to turn on the selfbot.
If you want to run the selfbot even more manually than this, you can install the dependencies yourself. You can install them by running python3 -m venv bot-env and then pip install -r requirements.txt in the directory of the selfbot. You can then run the selfbot by running python3 main.py in the directory of the selfbot.
Contributions to this project are always welcome, such as command additions, optimisations or fixes. If you encounter any issues or have suggestions for improvement, please open an issue, use the discussions section or submit a pull request to the GitHub repository. If this project gains traction I'll create a Discord server for it so that you can join and discuss with other users and myself.
Please note that the use of selfbots are against Discord's Terms of Service. Use this selfbot at your own risk, but it is undetectable as far as I have tested. I am not responsible for any consequences resulting from the use of this selfbot or how the users of this selfbot use it. This selfbot was made for educational purposes only.
