Roblox
Link a Roblox account, verify it, and use it with Oxford and shifts.
Oxy can link a Roblox account to a Discord member. The link is what other modules — shifts, Oxford-related workflows, verification — use when they need a Roblox identity. This is not a Roblox game; it is an account association stored by Oxy.
/robloxStart or manage Roblox account linking.01
Run /roblox in the Discord server
Use a channel Oxy can see. If the command asks you to follow a prompt or button, follow it. Exact component labels depend on the installed version.
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Identify your Roblox account
Provide the Roblox username Oxy asks for. Use an example such as ExampleRobloxUser in screenshots; never document a real account you do not control.
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Complete verification
Oxy will ask you to prove you own the account. That proof step is defined by the current implementation (for example a profile change or a code). Complete it, then return to Discord.
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Confirm the link
When verification succeeds, your Discord member is associated with that Roblox account in this server’s Oxy data. Run /roblox again to inspect the stored link.
A link that is not verified should not be trusted for staff-only workflows. Shifts and Oxford-related checks that depend on Roblox should require a verified link. If verification expires or is cleared, the member must link again.
When a Discord server is connected to an Oxford Response server, a linked Roblox account is how Oxy can relate a Discord member to an in-game player. Oxy only sees in-game data that the Oxford API returns for that server key. A linked account does not grant Oxford admin rights by itself.