> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.utopiverse.net/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.utopiverse.net/main/discord.md).

# Discord Information

Information about our server discord

Discord link:

<https://discord.gg/YCZ2pctD>

When joining the discord either link your account by running the command /dsb in game, or edit you server profile and set you nickname as your minecraft name (Bedrock users make sure to include \_). Why do we ask you do this? Simply put it makes it alot easier on staff when trying to help you if we know your username!

Our discord has a variety of channels to offer such as:

┓Announcements

┓Giveaways

┓Changelogs

┓Polls

┓Applications

┓Rules

┓Server information

┓Tutorials

┓Monthly event winners

┓Social and off topic channels to talk in

┓A global channel connected to the server minecraft chat

┓Suggestions

┓Ticket creation&#x20;

┓Bugs report

┓Voice channels&#x20;

┓And more!


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