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Active 35 online

A chill and safe place for all to be comfortable in. Using the 𝐅𝐭𝐑 server tag gives a special role.

Diamond
Active 55 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!

Very active 35 online

🎮 Welcome to ⋆⁺₊⋆ 𝓐𝓻𝓬𝓪𝓭𝓲𝓪 ⋆⁺₊⋆ A chill international community for gaming, and anime lovers!

Quiet 1.7K online

Pakistani & Indian who actively interact with each other. We host fun events such as music and movie nights, gaming, anime streams, studying with friends, learning crypto trading, and much more

Very active 20 online

Welcome to the Boneyard! 20+ Gaming community with a focus on socialization, gaming, anime & manga!

Very active 9 online

Official support and community server for Sports Schedule, the Discord bot with live and upcoming sports schedule boards and kickoff reminders.

Very active 24 online

One server. Every game. One community. 🎮Meet new people, find your squad, join events & giveaways, share your clips, and enjoy gaming together. Your next adventure starts here. ♡

Very active 8 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 13 online

🍪 Akatsuki | Comunidad española para conocer gente nueva y pasarlo bien. 🍰 ¡Entra, elige tus juegos y encuentra tu gente!

Active 118 online

Welcome to Habab Agency, the official hub for elite TikTok LIVE creators. We focus on talent development, professional support, and maximizing reach for our creators.

Very active 6 online

NexCore is a community for Discord tools, support systems and game server technology. Get help, share feedback, report bugs and follow the development of our projects.

About Community Discord servers

Community servers do not have a single subject. Gaming, anime, music, memes and life talk all live under one roof, and the thing holding it together is the people, so what you are really choosing is a group of regulars to spend time with.

Most run introduction channels, interest and color roles, leveling systems, and events like games nights, giveaways or movie streams. The useful question is size. Large communities are busy at every hour but harder to become known in; smaller ones are quieter yet far easier to belong to. Check whether moderation is visible before you invest time in either.