Parley for Discord users
The visual guide to Parley in Discord: link your account, check your rank, and play balanced matches.
Parley lives entirely inside Discord. You never configure a website or manage a server panel to play: every command is a slash command, every reply is a card only you can see, and your skill follows you across servers. This guide walks the whole loop in about five minutes.
What Parley does on Discord
- Links your Rainbow Six Siege account to your Discord identity, one profile per platform.
- Rates your skill with the Parley Rank, seeded from your Siege rank and moved by Parley matches.
- Builds balanced lobbies from everyone's real ratings, so teams are settled before the argument starts.
- Runs tournaments with a share code you join straight from chat.
1 · Add Parley to your server
A server admin adds Parley from parley.bot. It needs the Manage Server permission and nothing else — there is no channel setup, no roles, no configuration before players start using it.
Every Parley reply is ephemeral: your accounts, settings, and match data never appear in the public channel.
2 · Link your account with /link
Type /link in any channel. Parley takes you straight into the linking wizard. Pick your platform, enter your exact in-game name, and confirm.
After a moment you get a You're Ready To Play card with your Parley Rank, your profile level, and your current Siege rank and RP. Full details, including what to do when a link fails, are on the link your account page.
Rainbow Six Siege · PC
Shroud
1042
/link again or use Add a platform to connect another profile.3 · Check your rank with /profile
Run /profile to see every linked account with its platform and its Parley Rank on each. The rank is Parley's own ladder — ten tiers from Iron to Challenger — and it moves only when you play Parley matches.
Shroud
Gold · 2,540
Rainbow Six Siege · Xbox · ShroudXbox
Silver · 1,890
The full ladder and how points move are on the Parley Rank page.
4 · Play a balanced match
When your server queues a match, Parley compares full rosters and picks the split with the closest win odds on both sides. You see the teams, the scoreboard, and after the result is reported, everyone's rating movement — including yours.
4/2/1
Sam — 2/3/2
Jordan — 1/2/3
3/3/0
Riley — 2/2/1
Morgan — 1/3/2
Recent results live in /history, and /team runs the same balance for custom lobbies you pick yourself. Both are covered in the command reference.
8/3/2 (+18)
Sam — 5/4/4 (+14)
Jordan — 3/5/6 (+12)
6/6/1 (-12)
Riley — 4/5/3 (-14)
Morgan — 2/7/2 (-16)
Go deeper
- Commands — every slash command at a glance.
- Matchmaking — how balance works and why you might be left out.
- Tournaments — create or join a bracket with a share code.
- Privacy and data — what is stored and how to delete it.
- FAQ — quick answers to common questions.