Quarantine
Hold higher-risk joining members for moderator review, with an explanation of the signals.
Starter
Hold higher-risk joining members for moderator review, with an explanation of the signals.
Install Quarantine from your bot’s Modules tab. Configure the settings below, save, and deploy the bot to apply changes. See module setup for shared setup steps.
Set up and use
Choose a private Review queue channel and a restricted Quarantine role, or leave the role blank for automatic creation. Configure the role to restrict access as intended in your server.
Set Minimum risk score, the new-account age threshold, and join-burst thresholds. Default avatars can contribute a smaller signal. Test with conservative settings before relying on automatic holds. The review card lets moderators release or kick the member.
When Verification Gate is installed, Release after Verification Gate removes the Quarantine role after successful verification. Anti-Raid can provide additional burst protection.
These signals provide review context. They do not establish that accounts share an owner; Discord does not provide these modules with IP addresses or device identifiers.
Settings reference
| Setting | Default | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Quarantine role | — | Restricted role assigned to held members. BotDen creates one automatically when left empty. |
| Review queue channel (required) | — | Choose a Discord channel. |
| Minimum risk score | 50 | Members at or above this 1-100 score are held for review. |
| New-account threshold (hours) | 24 | Enter a number. |
| Score default avatars | true | Adds a low-weight signal when an account has never uploaded an avatar. |
| Burst join threshold | 5 | Enter a number. |
| Burst window (seconds) | 10 | Enter a number. |
| Release after Verification Gate | false | When Verification Gate is also installed, remove the Quarantine role after that gate succeeds. |
Discord setup and troubleshooting
BotDen prepares the invite permission request automatically from your enabled modules and saved commands/events. Use the invite generated by BotDen.
Enable Server Members Intent in the Discord Developer Portal for this module. See privileged intents.
If the feature does not work after saving and deploying, see troubleshooting for intents, existing-server permissions, channel access, and role order.