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Community Discord Servers

604 servers

Community servers · 604

Very active 35.1K online

A friendly anime & art community for sharing creations, chatting socially, and collecting emojis, emotes, and stickers.

Very active 3.8K online

Official community for HASTE: Broken Worlds—talk, find runs, and share high-speed platforming & speedrunning.

Active 592 online

A cozy social community for chatting, laughing, and playing games together.

Active 712 online

A creator-led football competition community for match discussion and live streaming.

Active 720 online

[archived] Cinnanoe: an archived community for Twitch streamer Cinnanoe (Noémie Lili) with social/chat space.

Active 130 online

Turkish retro Habbo support & community for owners, developers, staff, and players—technical help, events, and project sharing.

Active 123 online

Krews Marketplace is a retro Habbo-focused community for plugins, add-ons, and development services.

Active 41 online

Welcome To Onyx's Store Hopefully You Join Our Wonderful Community, And Meet New Friends.

Active 19 online

Habbo retro directory & German community hub—find active retro hotels, follow community news, and chat with players and teams.

Very active 29 online

the community where real people chase real progress, together. Whether you’re a total beginner or deep into your fitness journey, this is your space to grow without pressure or judgment.

Quiet 4 online

Welcome to our Roblox Discord server — a place to chat, play, and create together!

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.