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Community Discord Servers

604 servers

Community servers · 604

Diamond
Active 63 online

A server focussed on Deck Nine and Dontnod story games! We focus primarily on Life is Strange, but other niche story games from the same developers may be included, too!

Platinum
Very active 15 online

A friendly cosplay, anime and nerd culture community for sharing outfits, fandoms, games, art and making new friends

Very active 550 online

The Roleplayer's Director is here to help connect roleplayers and those passionate about roleplay.

Very active 10 online

This community is designed for beginners, learners, and aspiring enthusiast who are curious about ethical hacking, digital defense, and you are starting from zero or already have hands-on experience.

Very active 1 online

Track upcoming anime, comic, gaming and cosplay conventions, discover events, and stay updated with the Convenux community

Very active 67 online

Welcome to Noctuary, a community for adults aged 25+ who enjoy laughter, good conversation, gaming, music, horror, and a relaxed atmosphere.

Very active 38 online

A safe, moderated 18+ peer support community for mental health. Come as you are. 💚

Very active 24 online

🌐 Welcome to SMP Central! A Minecraft focused community for partnerships, server promotion, and connecting SMP communities.

Very active 51 online

Friendly SFW Community server for everyone.

Very active 47 online

A welcoming community designed for vampelium, we do hope you have a wonderful time here. ♡

About Community Discord servers

Community servers are the general-purpose end of Discord: no single game or topic holds them together, just text channels, voice rooms and whatever the members are into that week. Some are small friend groups with a handful of channels; others are large public hangouts with events, stages and a full moderation team.

Read the listing before you join. Check the language the server actually chats in, whether voice is busy or dead, how heavy the verification gates are, and whether the tags mention an age bracket, since plenty of community servers are 16+ or 18+ only. Sorting by recent activity beats sorting by member count, because a big quiet server is worse company than a small awake one.