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Managing your notifications

Find everything the portal has told you, work out why a channel is missing, and switch off the alerts you do not want — including the ones the toggles cannot reach.

My Dashboard & Account 8 min read Reference Updated 23 Aug 2026

Something told you a penalty had been applied, or a run had opened, and now you want to find it again — or you want it to stop telling you. Both live in the same place, and the setting that stops it lives somewhere else entirely.

The one thing worth knowing before anything else: the preference toggles govern what the portal sends you. They do not empty your inbox. Several kinds of message are written straight to your record and turn up in the Hub whatever your toggles say.

The inbox
Notification Hub
MY → Notification Hub
Bell refresh
60 seconds
badge stops counting at 99+
List length
100 items
per channel, unread first
Default range
Last 30 days
unread items ignore it
In-app alerts
On
for all 11 types, by default
Discord alerts
Off
and need a linked account

Two places, one set of messages

The bell in the menu bar is the quick look — for the people who have it. It is only put in the menu for clan admins, clan owners and system administrators; if you are an ordinary member there is no bell, and the Hub is your only route. Where it does appear it carries a red count that stops counting at 99+, refreshes itself about once a minute, and drops down a short list of unread items with a Mark all as read link. It is scoped to the clan you currently have selected.

The Notification Hub is the full inbox — MYNotification Hub, and also in the quick-links row at the bottom of any open menu panel. Three panels: your channels on the left, the messages in the selected channel in the middle, and the one you opened on the right. It covers every player linked to your account, not only the one in your current clan.

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Good to know
The bell count and the Hub count can legitimately differ. The bell counts what is unread for your currently selected clan; the Hub's Personal channel counts unread items for every player you have linked. If you play in two clans, the Hub number is the honest one.

The channels

You will not see all five. Three of them depend on what you are, not on what you have switched on.

ChannelWhat arrives hereWho has it
📬 PersonalAnything recorded against one of your players — penalty notices, clan announcements, survey invitations, run openings, being removed from a clan.Anyone with at least one linked player.
🏰 ClanClan-level alerts that need someone to act — import problems, pending requests, cycles and events closing.Clan admins, clan owners and system administrators.
⚡ SystemPortal-wide operational alerts.System administrators only.
📢 Release NotesWhat changed in the portal, with the changelog.Everyone.
🎫 Support TicketsYour own support tickets and every staff reply on them.Everyone.

This is the answer to why a clan admin sees notifications you do not: the Clan channel only exists for people who administer a clan — its admins, its owner, and portal staff. It is not something you can be given from your own settings.

If you have no player linked yet, there is no Personal channel at all and the page offers you a Link player shortcut instead. Link a player and the channel appears.


Reading and finding things

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Good to know
An unread item is never hidden by the time filter. Even on Last 30 days, anything still unread from six months ago stays in the list — otherwise the badge would count something you could not find.

Each channel shows at most 100 items. When you hit that, a line at the bottom says so and asks you to narrow down with search or the time filter. Opened items carry a priority badge — Low, Medium, High or Critical, coloured from calm to urgent. There is no priority filter on the page; sort it out with search instead.

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Easy to get wrong
The list is not in plain date order. In Personal, Clan and System everything unread is pulled to the top first, and only then sorted newest first. So an unread notice from months ago sits above a message that arrived this morning. Once it is read it takes its place in date order, where you expected it all along. Release Notes and Support Tickets are the exception: release notes are newest first, and tickets are ordered by the last activity on them, so a ticket somebody replied to today comes first.

Turning notifications off

The controls are not on the Hub. They are in MYUser & Player Settings⚡ Quick ActionsNotifications, which opens 🔔 Notification Preferences.

Eleven notification types are listed, each with two switches: 💬 Discord and 🔔 In-App. In-app starts on, Discord starts off. Finish with Save Notification Preferences — nothing is stored until you do.

TypeFires when
🎮 Mini-Event ReminderBefore a mini-event starts.
🏁 Event StartingA clan event begins.
⏰ Event Ending SoonBefore a clan event ends.
🏆 Event EndedAn event finishes, with a summary.
💀 Crypt Cycle Ending SoonBefore the current cycle closes.
📊 Daily Crypt StatsYour daily chest performance summary.
🎁 Rewards DistributedRewards are calculated for you.
⚠️ Penalty AppliedYou receive a penalty.
🏃 CP Run OpenA CP run opens for registration.
🏃 CP Run ReminderBefore a run you signed up for starts.
👤 Profile Stats OutdatedYour profile stats need refreshing.
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Easy to get wrong
These switches control what the portal sends out. They do not filter your Personal channel. Clan announcements, survey invitations, penalty notices and clan-removal notices are recorded against your player directly, so they appear in the Hub even with every switch off. Switching a type off is a way to stop being interrupted, not a way to stop being told.

There is no email switch on that panel, and there is no email channel behind it. The portal does not send these alerts by email; the two routes are in the portal itself and Discord.


Getting them on Discord instead

The 💬 Discord switches stay greyed out with the note Link Discord first until your Discord account is linked and verified. To link it:

1
Open the panel MY → User & Player Settings → Discord Link

It is in the ⚡ Quick Actions card.

2
Generate a code

Generate Verification Code produces a code and shows it on screen.

3
Send it to the bot

Send !verify <your code> to the TB Clan Portal Bot on Discord. The status line changes from ⏳ Pending verification to ✅ Linked as with your Discord name.

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Only applies if your clan uses Discord
The Discord Link panel only has anything in it when your current clan has an active Discord connection set up. If it opens empty, your clan has not configured one — there is nothing for you to link to yet, and that is a question for your clan leadership.

Once linked, Unlink Discord in the same panel disconnects it again.


Epic alerts are a separate switch

Alerts about epic chest sightings do not go through the eleven types above. They have their own panel — ⚡ Quick ActionsEpic Alerts — with two switches: 🔔 Portal Notification and 💬 Discord DM. The Discord one needs the same verified link. Save with Save Epic Alert Settings.

An epic alert is raised when a clan member types epic to the in-game chat bot, so the alerts you get depend on your clan-mates using it.


Support tickets

The 🎫 Support Tickets channel is a conversation, not a notice board. Opening a ticket shows your original message, every reply beneath it, and a reply box if the ticket is still open. Staff replies are marked Staff; automatic acknowledgements are marked Auto-reply.

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Easy to get wrong
This channel lists tickets you already have — it is not where you open one. There is no "new ticket" button anywhere in the Hub, so if you have never written in, the channel is simply empty. A new ticket starts from the floating help button in the corner of every portal page: open it, and the Need Help? panel offers My Tickets, Help Center, Contact Support, Report a Bug and Suggest a Feature — the last three are the ones that open a ticket. Once the ticket exists, it and every reply on it turn up here.

Common questions

Can I turn off in-app notifications completely?

You can switch 🔔 In-App off for any of the eleven notification types, and that stops the portal pushing those alerts to you. It does not clear your Personal channel: announcements, surveys, penalty notices and clan-removal notices are recorded against your player and still appear in the Notification Hub. There is no single switch that silences everything.

Why does my clan admin see notifications that I do not?

Because the 🏰 Clan channel only exists for people who administer a clan. It carries alerts that need someone with authority to act on them — import problems, pending requests, cycles closing. It is not a setting, so it cannot be switched on for a member.

The bell says I have unread items but the Hub looks empty.

Check the channel list on the left. The bell adds up unread items across your clan and your player; the Hub shows one channel at a time and each channel carries its own badge. Also check the time range — although unread items are never hidden by it, a read item older than 30 days will be.

Do I get notifications by email?

Not for these. There is no email switch on the preferences panel and no email route behind it. The two delivery routes are the portal itself and a Discord direct message to a linked, verified Discord account.