Nukes

Nukes are claimable rewards posted in Discord for one Premium game server. Use them for a repeating community drop, such as coins, XP, a kit, or an item. Players claim the reward from the posted nuke.

Open the panel

Run /nuke server:"<SERVER>". You need Manage Server permission and Premium on that selected server.

The first screen gives you five choices:

• New — make a new recurring nuke.
• List — review saved rewards, how often they post, their claim window, and their channels.
• Remove — permanently delete a saved nuke.
• Nuke Image — submit a new image link for future drops.
• Paid Nuke Settings — choose where purchase-triggered nukes post and which role they mention.

Create a regular nuke

1. Choose New.
2. Pick Currency, XP, Kit, or Item.
3. Fill in the reward. Kits need their saved kit name, a name players will see in /bag, and a worth. Items need their Rust shortname, /bag name, quantity, and worth.
4. Set Frequency for how often the nuke posts, such as 15m, 1h, or 1d.
5. Set Expires for how long players can claim that posted nuke, such as 12h or 1d.
6. Choose one or more Discord channels. Add a mention role only if you want to notify that role every time.
7. Review the summary and choose Finalize.

Use Max Claims when a drop should have a fixed number of winners. Leave it off when everyone may claim before the claim window closes.

For a one-off event drop, create it, confirm it posted correctly, then remove that saved setup so it cannot post again later.

Keep regular drops easy to manage

Open List before changing anything. It shows the reward, frequency, claim window, claim limit, channels, and mention role for each saved nuke. This is the quickest way to confirm that a reward is going to the right community channel before the next drop.

Use a clear channel name such as #nukes and start with a smaller reward while testing. Confirm one player can claim it before making the reward larger or more frequent.

Paid nukes

Paid nukes are posted after a supported store or reward parse triggers a purchase. They always have a 24-hour claim window.

1. In /nuke, choose Paid Nuke Settings.
2. Choose Set Nuke Channel and select the channel for paid nuke drops.
3. Choose Paid Nuke Mention only if you want a role mentioned on each paid drop. Use Clear Paid Mention to stop those pings.
4. Configure the product through Helios Store or follow the Tip4Serv paid nuke guide.
5. Make one controlled test purchase before selling it publicly.

Update the nuke image

Choose Nuke Image and provide a complete http or https image link. Helios saves it immediately for new nuke drops on this server. Check the confirmation preview before leaving the panel.

If a nuke is not working

Check the selected server, its Premium status, the saved channels, and the configured reward name. For kits, the kit must exist on that exact game server. For items, use the Rust item shortname. If a player cannot claim a posted reward, check their linked account and available /bag space.