The official Anime Dice Discord is discord.com/invite/ag5MCCu5aQ, and it currently has 20,223 members. The server is named after the developer, More & More Games, not after the game — so you have not landed in the wrong place if the title looks unfamiliar.
The single reason to join is speed on codes. New strings appear in the server's announcement channels hours before they reach public roundups.
The official invite
Only one invite circulates publicly and it resolves to the developer's server. It covers all of More & More Games' titles rather than Anime Dice alone, which is why the server name differs from the game name.
You can also reach it from inside Roblox. The link sits at the bottom of the Anime Dice game page, though it is only visible if your Roblox account is chat verified — which explains why many players cannot find it there.
| Channel | Members | What it is for |
|---|---|---|
| Discord — More & More Games | 20,223 | Code drops, patch announcements, player chat |
| Roblox group — More & More Games | 289,435 | In-game update notifications |
Why joining is worth it
Codes are the concrete benefit. The in-game Shop itself tells you to join the community server for exclusive strings, and every public roundup lags Discord by hours or a day.
There is a useful comparison hiding in the numbers: the game had 23,094 players online against 20,223 total Discord members. Most players are not in the server, so being there is a genuine information advantage rather than a crowded queue.
How to use a code from Discord
Copy the string exactly rather than retyping it, especially on a phone. Then launch the real game, check the title banner reads UPD 3, and redeem through Shop rather than any other window.
If it fails, the likely causes are that it is role-restricted, already claimed on your account, or genuinely expired. That is a Shop problem, not a Discord problem.
- Copy the code exactly, including capitals.
- Launch Anime Dice and confirm the title reads UPD 3.
- Open Shop from the left button stack.
- Stay on the Codes tab and press Redeem.
Two official channels, two jobs
The Roblox group and the Discord are not interchangeable. The game description's instruction to "join the group for updates" refers to the Roblox group, which pushes update notifications to your Roblox feed.
Discord is where codes break first and where patch discussion happens. Most players want both: the group for passive notification, the server for speed.
What the Discord is not
It is not a second shop, and it is not a documentation archive — there is no official database of luck percentages or drop tables anywhere, including there.
It is also not a co-op matchmaking service. Servers cap at nine players, plots stay personal, and nobody can place units on your pedestals. The community is there for codes, screenshots and patch news.
Scams to ignore inside the server
Every working Anime Dice code is free and public. Anyone offering a private or early code in a direct message is selling something that does not exist.
The more damaging scams target your account rather than your wallet. Never paste a Roblox cookie into a "checker", never download an executor because a channel pinned it, and leave any thread that asks you to screenshot your Codes tab — that is a trick to capture a partially typed password.
A moderator posting a string is worth redeeming within the hour. A random user posting a "universal hub" file is worth ignoring entirely.
How a code travels
Knowing the chain explains why joining is worth the click. A moderator posts a string in the server, community members redeem it within minutes, and code roundup sites publish it hours or a day later after verifying it.
By the time a string reaches a public list it has usually been live long enough for the fastest players to have spent the rewards. None of the current six codes have expired, so the delay costs nothing today, but that will change the first time a code is retired.
The reverse direction matters too. If a code stops working for you, the server is where you find out whether it has genuinely expired or whether you simply typed it wrong.
Anime Dice Discord FAQ
Do you need Discord to redeem codes? No. UPDATE3, 5KCCU, 1KCCU, UPDATE2, UPDATE1 and RELEASE are all public and redeem the same way for everyone. Discord only buys you time.
Is there an official Trello or wiki? Neither exists. Reporting on the game has confirmed that Discord and the Roblox community are the only information channels the developer maintains.
Someone sent you a script in the server? Do not run it on your main account. The community is genuinely useful for codes and patch news, and genuinely dangerous the moment it starts pointing at downloadable files.
Before you post in the server
Most questions newcomers bring are already answered by the game rather than the community. Codes go in Shop, not the Lucky clover; Damage and Health only do anything inside towers; and cash is collected by walking over the platforms on your plot.
The questions genuinely worth asking are the ones no public source can answer: what a specific mutation multiplies, what a tower floor contains, and whether offline earnings cap after a number of hours. None of those have ever been published.
If you get a screenshot answering one of them, it is genuinely new information. The public record on this game is thin enough that a single clear panel capture can be the best evidence anywhere.
What has not been published
These values have never been released by the developer or recorded by any source we could verify. We leave them blank rather than estimating.
- Individual channel names are not published anywhere — no source documents which channel carries code drops, patch notes or bug reports.
- Whether genuinely role-restricted exclusive codes have ever been issued is unconfirmed, despite the in-game prompt mentioning them.
- There is no official subreddit for Anime Dice, and no official Trello board.
Sources
- Official Discord — More & More Games
- Anime Dice Discord and Community — anime-dice.wiki
- Anime Dice codes — Destructoid and Pocket Tactics