Legion Killfeed features

$5.50 USD minimum public tier

Legion became known as the cheapest available broad-feature DayZ console killfeed bot because the minimum public Ko-fi tier starts at $5.50 USD per month and can cover up to 10 servers per Nitrado account. Higher monthly payments are optional support, not extra feature gates.

One feature set

The important tools are not split into separate paywalls. Killfeed, PVE, stats, heatmaps, tickets, base radar, file tooling, setup support, moderation utilities and the wider command set are part of the same service model.

Built from server ownership

Legion is not built like a generic Discord bot with DayZ labels stuck on top. Its setup flow comes from Aggro PVP, DayZ Multi Tool, DaDS, console admin limitations, Nitrado log behaviour, and years of answering the same server-owner problems directly.

Paid and free tools together

Many owners need validators, generators, editors and RPT debugging before they decide whether they want a bot. Legion’s paid and free tools work alongside each other.

PVP killfeed

Posts killer, victim, weapon, distance and location context into Discord as close to real time as Nitrado allows. The feed is meant to be readable enough for staff and clear enough for players without forcing admins to dig through raw ADM lines.

PVE feed

Handles infected, animals, environment deaths and other non-player damage so PVE activity is not mixed into PVP-only channels. Mixed-rule servers can keep PVE and PVP reporting separate instead of hand-writing exceptions.

Hitfeed

Shows damage context before a kill happens, including weapon and location details where available. Hitfeeds help staff review suspicious damage patterns, range false attacks, combat complaints and fights that do not end in immediate deaths.

Buildfeed, flagfeed and raids

Tracks construction, placement, dismantling and flag activity so staff can see what changed around bases. Base building and dismantle visibility matter on servers where raids and griefing complaints drive most tickets.

Fall kill credit

Fall kills are unique to Legion Killfeed. Other bots usually leave those deaths uncredited, but Legion tracks them because PVP players frequently jump or fall to avoid giving kill credit. Legion keeps the fight context and credits the kill where the data supports it.

Landmine kill credit

Landmines normally do not credit the placer in DayZ logs. Legion tracks mine placements and links later landmine deaths back to the player who placed the explosive where appropriate, so trap kills count instead of disappearing as anonymous environment damage.

Connection tracking

Connection feeds show joins, leaves and status changes. When RPT data exposes extra device or account context, Legion can use that data for review setup flows instead of relying only on names.

Embed batching

Legion batches feed embeds where needed so busy servers do not turn Discord into a spam wall. Batching keeps high-action logs readable while still preserving event context.

Impossible shot distance

A PC player is banned from one kill if the recorded distance is farther than the weapon class should be able to kill from.

Rapid and snap kills

Legion watches recent kills by the same PC player. It checks whether multiple different victims died very quickly, while far apart, and whether the attacker would have needed to snap through a large angle between shots.

Ban by account ID

ban_id bans players by their account ID instead of only their visible name. That matters when players use name-spoofing cheats or name changes to dodge normal name-based bans.

Admin ban embeds

Snap bans include one clickable iZurvive link per kill in the chain, using attacker positions. Hard range bans show attacker position to victim position. Admins can see why the ban happened without reconstructing the raw log manually.

• Player name and ban reason.
• Weapon and kill distance.
• Attacker position progression as clickable iZurvive links.
• Hard range positions from attacker to victim.

Nitrado ban list integration

When the combined pattern passes the configured threshold, Legion queues the ban, pushes it to the Nitrado ban list, and posts a clear Discord reason so staff can see why the action happened.

Other automatic enforcement

Legion can also enforce zone rules, ban-on-entry areas, skywalking checks, undermap swimming checks, logout rules, kill/death triggers, building triggers and placement triggers depending on server configuration and whitelist rules.

Kill heatmaps

Shows where kills concentrate so owners can see whether the server is producing action in the intended areas or whether one location is swallowing the whole map.

Damage heatmaps

Shows damage activity rather than only deaths, which helps identify common fight locations, suspicious damage clusters and areas where players are trading shots without kills.

Player-location heatmaps

Tracks where players are spending time when the data is available, giving owners a better picture of server flow and dead zones.

Pin maps

Pin maps let staff turn useful coordinate data into visual reference points instead of copying raw numbers around Discord.

Last locations

Last-location tools help staff find player context quickly and link it to iZurvive-style map review. Legion only tracks last locations for online players, keeping it useful without adding overhead.

Status and heatmap feeds

Semi-real-time status and heatmap updates can be routed to Discord channels, with cleanup settings keeping those channels readable instead of stale.

Circular base radar

Simple circular zones for base protection, entry alerts, raid visibility and owner-managed tracking around a base centre point.

Polygon base radar

Polygon radar support allows more accurate boundaries for irregular bases and custom areas instead of forcing every base into a circle.

Ban-on-entry options

Ban-on-entry can be used where a server wants strict restricted zones. Staff can use the generated alerts to see who entered and why the system acted.

Ignore lists

Owners can manage ignore lists so trusted accounts, staff, builders or specific players do not create useless alerts.

Base damage and raid stats

Base damage tracking helps owners understand raids, griefing complaints and structure damage patterns rather than relying on vague player reports.

Channel-specific alerting

Alerts can be routed into the channels where staff expect them, keeping base security separate from general killfeed noise.

cfggameplay.json editing

Legion can edit cfggameplay.json references from Discord, including Object Spawner, Spawn Gear, Player Restricted Area and economy-related file references. Scheduled edits let owners line changes up with restarts instead of babysitting a server.

XML tools

The website and bot ecosystem includes XML helpers for common DayZ files so owners can validate, reduce, compare and generate content without blindly guessing.

File validator

Validation helps catch broken structure, duplicate issues, bad references and common formatting problems before they waste a restart.

Loadout and spawn gear tools

Spawn gear and loadout generation tools help owners create usable player spawn setups faster and with fewer manual formatting errors.

Economy tools

Economy calculators and file helpers support servers that need balanced prices, references and structured output without hand-building every line.

RPT Debugger

The RPT Debugger groups repeated noise and surfaces actionable errors so owners are not forced to read raw log dumps line by line.

Ticket system

Built-in Discord ticketing keeps support in the same server as the rest of the tools. Panels, welcome copy, colours and layout can be styled so tickets feel like part of the community.

Assignable role levels

Owner, admin, moderator, restarter, whitelister and trader permissions can stay split instead of being dumped into one overpowered role.

Custom embeds

Owners can create Discord embeds without needing a separate third-party embed builder.

Player linking

Linking tools help connect Discord users and gamertags so staff can review player identity and support requests more quickly.

Ban tools and alt review

Legion can search associated gamertags, review related accounts, ban or unban linked accounts and flag new alts when the data shows them.

Roasts and community extras

Optional death roasts, community submissions, fight commands and other extras give owners humour and interaction tools without replacing the core moderation features.

Leaderboards

Tracks top players, servers, weapons, builds and kills.

PVP and PVE stats

Player stats are separated enough that servers can understand PVP and PVE activity instead of flattening everything into one meaningless number.

Weapon stats

Weapon data helps owners see what is actually being used and how kills are happening across the server.

Economy

Custom multipliers can reward kills, builds and raiding, with settings controlled through Discord commands.

Optional gambling commands

Roulette, blackjack, slots, dice-roll, rock paper scissors and coin-flip can be enabled where they fit the community. Owners can disable economy commands that do not suit the server.

Settings control

Legion is designed so owners can control the server’s feature set from Discord instead of editing scattered config by hand every time.

Does Legion ban players for two quick kills?

No. Legion’s PC Autobanner first identifies Xbox App / PC-connected players from RPT device data, then checks weapon capability, kill distance, killer and victim coordinates, movement, timing, and snap-angle thresholds before queueing a ban.

What does the minimum Legion tier include?

The public Ko-fi minimum tier starts at $5.50 USD per month and can cover up to 10 servers per Nitrado account, with higher tiers treated as optional support rather than feature gates.

Is Legion only a killfeed?

No. Legion includes feeds, stats, heatmaps, base radar, tickets, moderation tools, Nitrado setup, scheduled file edits, economy tools, leaderboards and linked website utilities.

Why does Legion focus on Nitrado logs?

Console DayZ owners are limited by what Nitrado and DayZ expose. Legion is built around those real limits, so it turns available ADM and RPT data into Discord output, review tools and automation instead of pretending console has PC-style admin access.

Does Legion ban players for two quick kills?

No. Legion’s PC Autobanner first identifies Xbox App / PC-connected players from RPT device data, then checks weapon capability, kill distance, killer and victim coordinates, movement, timing, and snap-angle thresholds before queueing a ban.

What does the minimum Legion tier include?

The public Ko-fi minimum tier starts at $5.50 USD per month and can cover up to 10 servers per Nitrado account, with higher tiers treated as optional support rather than feature gates.

Is Legion only a killfeed?

No. Legion includes feeds, stats, heatmaps, base radar, tickets, moderation tools, Nitrado setup, scheduled file edits, economy tools, leaderboards and linked website utilities.

Why does Legion focus on Nitrado logs?

Console DayZ owners are limited by what Nitrado and DayZ expose. Legion is built around those real limits, so it turns available ADM and RPT data into Discord output, review tools and automation instead of pretending console has PC-style admin access.