How it works
Four steps from "what is this" to your first completed trade.
1. Get Sprite Broker on Discord
Sprite Broker lives in Discord servers. Join a server that already runs the bot — the official community server is open to everyone — or have a server admin add the bot to your own. A server with the bot gets trading, its own moderation tools, and the bot's slash commands.
2. Sign in with Discord
One click on Log in with Discord — no separate account, no password. Sign-in shares your Discord username, avatar, and server list (that's how Sprite Broker knows which servers you share with the bot), and nothing else: no messages, no email. Your collection is tied to your Discord identity, so it's the same collection in every server.
3. Build your collection
Open My Collection and mark each Sprite Missing, Collected, or Mastered — or do it from Discord with the bot's commands. Filter by status or theme, search by name, and export a share image when a milestone deserves an audience. Your missing list doubles as your shopping list for trades. More detail on the Collection Tracker page.
4. Trade with server members
Propose a one-for-one offer to a member of a server you share: one Sprite you give, one you get, picked from both live collections. They accept, you both confirm completion, and the received Sprites land in your collections automatically — with gamer tags exchanged privately between the two of you at acceptance so you can meet in the game. Offers can be declined or cancelled before acceptance, deadlines expire stale ones, and disputes are recorded for server staff. The full picture is on the Discord Trading page.
Stuck on something?
The FAQ covers the common questions — access, privacy, visibility, and what happens when a trade goes sideways. For everything else there's a built-in support ticket system, on the web and in Discord.
Step one starts here
Sign in with Discord and see the catalog.