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Support servers · 18

Diamond
Very active 12 online

The official support hub for TheDiscordList — get help with listings, report issues, request features, and stay up to date with everything happening on the platform

Very active 38 online

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

Very active 6 online

The home of ByteBots — get help, request features and stay in the loop for BeatByte 🎵 & EarTastic 🔊 and more!

Active 266 online

Looking to work on ur mental health? Join Therapy Besties for weekly worksheets, daily check in, and many volunteers tailored to ur age group!!

Very active 217K online

Join our community and experience the best way to play Minecraft on Java!

Very active 152K online

Official discord for Facepunch's Rust game. https://rust.facepunch.com/

Very active 95.7K online

This server is for all things Ubisoft, as well as a home for support on some of our biggest games.

Very active 51.4K online

Play the next era of STAR WARS™ Battlefront™ II. Dedicated servers, automated modding, full progression, proximity chat.

Very active 92.5K online

The official server for R.E.P.O. by Semiwork! Share your feedback and receive the latest updates directly from the devs!

Very active 22.1K online

Supportive mental health & self-improvement community with 24/7 voice, challenges, and weekly expert-led events—built around HealthyGamerGG (Dr. K).

Very active 20.2K online

The home of Rustopia Official Servers! One of the original Official Rust communities.

About Support Discord servers

Support Discord servers are where a product, game, or open-source project answers questions, alongside general help communities covering tech, coding, homework, and account recovery. Official servers are usually linked from the product itself and staffed by its team; community ones are volunteer-run and often answer faster.

Post in the right channel and include your version, platform, and the exact error text. Servers with forum channels or a ticket system tend to resolve things more reliably than one busy chat. Be wary of anyone who DMs you offering to fix your problem privately, because that is how most support scams start.