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Dimraeth Discord: Official Channels

An unofficial dimraeth discord and community link list: the official channels, where to report bugs or find a group, and how to reach the developers.

Keyword: dimraeth discordUpdated: 2026-09-214 sources

Short answer: the official dimraeth discord is the studio's own server, and the invite it links is discord.gg/dimraeth. As of 21 September 2026 (EA build 0.107.7725) that server is also the fastest way to reach the developers — the official FAQ says so in as many words, and the Steam Early Access Q&A describes Discord as where patch notes, bug reports, balance discussion and build sharing all happen. This page lists the official channels, what each one is actually good for, and the community-run places worth knowing about.

The official Discord and what it is for

The studio's own description of its server is unusually specific: "Our Discord server is where everything happens — day-to-day patch notes, bug reports, balance discussion, build sharing, and direct conversation with the dev team" (Steam Early Access Q&A). It closes that answer with a direct invitation: "If you've ever wanted to genuinely shape an action RPG as it's being built, Discord is where to do it." The official FAQ agrees from the other direction, stating that "the best place to share feedback is on our Discord server — it's the fastest and most direct way to reach us".

Two channel names are documented publicly by the studio rather than guessed at. Bug reports go to #🐞|bug-reports, where the FAQ asks you to start a thread with what happened, where and how, and notes that screenshots or video are "super helpful". Players looking for company go to #🙋|looking-for-group, described as the place for a quick co-op session, an exploring partner, or a full party for a boss fight. Those two names are the documented entry points; the rest of the server's layout is not something this page reproduces.

Dimraeth's shared world, played co-op
Co-op is where most community activity starts — Steam official screenshot (© Mudtek)

The other official channels

Beyond Discord, the store page's community link row lists the studio's official destinations, and the official site footer links several of them directly. They are not interchangeable, so here is what each one is for.

ChannelWhat it is good forWhere it is listed
Official site (dimraeth.com)The FAQ, character pages, the team page and the newsletter sign-upLinked from the Steam store page link row
Steam store page and news hubAnnouncements and patch notes, the Early Access Q&A, and the discussion boardsSteam, read 21 September 2026
DiscordDay-to-day patch notes, bug reports, balance talk, LFG and direct dev conversationOfficial site footer and store page link row
YouTube (@Mudtek)Trailers and video postsOfficial site footer and store page link row
X, Instagram, Bluesky, Twitch, Bilibili, QQSocial updates and streams, listed by the studio alongside the restSteam store page link row, plus X and Instagram on the official site
Reddit (r/dimraeth)Player-to-player discussion, and one of the places the studio says it keeps an eye onListed on the store page link row; it also ranks in search results for the game
Email (info@mudtek.dev)Questions the FAQ does not answerOfficial FAQ

One deliberate omission: this page quotes no member counts, subscriber numbers or follower totals. Those figures are not published in any of the sources used here, and inventing or estimating them would be worse than leaving them out.

Where to post what

What you wantBest destinationBasis
A bug reportDiscord #🐞|bug-reports, or Steam discussion boards as a fallbackOfficial FAQ; store page invites bug reports on the boards
Feedback that might change the gameDiscordOfficial FAQ calls it the fastest and most direct route; store Q&A says Discord is where to shape the game
People to play withDiscord #🙋|looking-for-groupOfficial FAQ
Patch notes and build changesDiscord and Steam announcementsStore Q&A names patch notes as a Discord activity; builds are announced on Steam
Playtest accessWatch Discord and the Steam pageOfficial FAQ says sign-up opportunities appear in both places
Other players' written guidesSteam Community guides hubSteam Community guides hub, read 21 September 2026

On that last row: the Steam guides hub showed 17 player-written guides when read on 21 September 2026, with multiplayer, gameplay basics, walkthroughs, classes and co-op among the popular categories (single source — Steam Community guides hub). Player guides there are useful precisely for the lookup material this site avoids, and they are worth reading with the usual caveat that they are written by players rather than the studio.

Community wikis and Reddit, honestly labelled

The wikis are community projects, not official resources. dimraeth.wiki.gg is the community wiki this site points readers to for reference tables, and a Fandom wiki also exists, created the day after the Early Access launch. Neither has any stated relationship with Mudtek, and neither is a source this site treats as official. If you are looking for recipe lists, drop tables or map data, that is their territory rather than ours.

Reddit works differently: r/dimraeth is a discussion space rather than a reference, and the official FAQ names Reddit, along with Steam discussions and social media, as places the studio watches while warning that "we may miss things elsewhere". So Reddit is good for reading other players' impressions and less reliable for reaching the team than Discord. Subscriber figures for the subreddit are not available to us, so none are quoted.

A handcrafted Dimraeth region
The world players share and discuss — Steam official screenshot (© Mudtek)

How to actually influence development

The studio has described its own process, which makes the answer concrete rather than aspirational. Discord carries the day-to-day conversation; the studio says it reads every Steam review and discussion thread; it runs regular playtest waves; and it instruments the game with anonymous analytics so it can see where players struggle (Steam Early Access Q&A, and the playtest wording in the official FAQ). That combination explains why Discord and Steam matter more than a one-off post somewhere else.

Matched to those channels, the useful habits are straightforward. Post bug reports as their own thread in #🐞|bug-reports with what happened, where and how, plus a screenshot or clip, because that is the format the FAQ asks for. Give your build number, since the game ships hotfixes — 0.107.7725 as of 21 September 2026, after 0.107.7694 on 16 September — and keep feedback about balance in the discussion channels rather than the bug channel. If you want early access to unfinished builds, watch both Discord and Steam for playtest sign-ups.

What this page does not do

This is not a server directory and not a link farm. It lists the destinations the studio itself publishes, and it does not quote the Discord server's own listing pages, which are rendered by Discord rather than published as text. It also does not list unofficial community servers, aggregator listings, cheat or trainer communities — the official stance on modification is covered on mods. If a link here and a link somewhere else disagree, trust the one on the official site or Steam store page, and check multiplayer and guide for how the game itself works before you dive into a group.

FAQ

What is the official Dimraeth Discord invite?
The invite the studio links from its own site and lists among the store page community links is discord.gg/dimraeth. An announcement from January 2026 carried a different invite string, so use the link on the official site or Steam store page rather than one copied out of an old post (single source — official site footer and store page link row, read 21 September 2026).
Where do I report a bug in Dimraeth?
The official FAQ answers this directly: use the Discord server channel #🐞|bug-reports, and start a thread with details of what happened, where and how. Screenshots or video help a lot. The Steam store page also invites players to report bugs and leave feedback on the discussion boards, so that is the alternative if you avoid Discord.
Where can I find people to play Dimraeth with?
The official FAQ points to the Discord channel #🙋|looking-for-group, described as the place to find a quick co-op session, someone to explore with, or a full party for a boss fight. If you would rather understand the hosting model before you invite anyone, see multiplayer.
Does Dimraeth have an official wiki?
No. The wikis that exist are community-run — dimraeth.wiki.gg and a Fandom wiki — and this site is likewise unofficial fan work. None of them is endorsed by Mudtek, and none of them should be treated as a source of official statements.
Does the studio read Steam reviews and Reddit posts?
Its FAQ says Discord is "the fastest and most direct way to reach us", adding that the team also keeps an eye on Reddit, Steam discussions and social media but "may miss things elsewhere". The Steam Early Access Q&A is stronger on reviews: it states the studio reads every Steam review and discussion thread, which makes Steam the second-best channel after Discord.

References

Facts on this page are compiled from the references above. Items marked "to confirm" are single-source and not yet verified.