Trello & Discord: What Lives Where - Dungeon Lootr Wiki
The two official community hubs, what each one actually documents, and how to avoid fake links when searching for them.
Overview
Two official channels anchor the Dungeon Lootr community: the Discord, where ClickBytes posts updates and free drops, and the Trello, where game systems are documented board-style. This guide explains what lives where - so tier questions, code drops, and class info each land on the right source instead of a search dump.
What Each Hub Is For
Both hubs are official, but they answer different questions. Route yours to the right one and the answer arrives faster.
When in doubt: dynamic stuff (codes, events) lives on Discord, static stuff (mechanics, tables) lives on Trello.
| Need | Best Source | Why |
|---|---|---|
| New code drops | Discord | Team posts free drops as they go live |
| Class and item data | Trello | Board-style docs updated per system |
| Balance patch news | Discord | Announcements channel carries updates first |
| Unlock requirements | Trello | Static tables documented per class |
| Community routes | Both | Discord debates them; Trello records outcomes |
Getting Set Up in Both
Both hubs take minutes to join, and one of them doubles as a code requirement. The four steps below finish the setup once.
Step one is easy to skip and costs real rewards later - several codes check group membership before paying out.
Join the ClickBytes group
Group membership gates some code rewards on the codes page - join before redeeming anything.
Enter the official Discord
The safest entry is the invite pinned on the game's Roblox page - never trust invites from random videos or comment sections.
Find the Trello from official links
The game's official channels link the board; Trello copies re-hosted elsewhere often lag or inject errors.
Mute smart, not silent
Follow announcement channels only - you get code drops and patch news without the chat firehose.
What the Wiki Adds on Top
Official hubs are raw material; this wiki is the processed layer. Four jobs the wiki handles so you do not have to dig.
Each card below links the digested version of what the hubs announce raw.
Code Digest
Every drop verified and archived daily on the codes page.
Ranked Meta
Trello data turned into the actionable tier list.
Route Guides
Discord discoveries tested and written as step-by-step guides.
Myth Filtering
Rumors separated from confirmed facts on every data-driven page.
Scam Patterns Around Community Hubs
Popular Roblox games attract link scams within days of launch. These patterns account for nearly all of them.
The rule behind every item: official links live only on official surfaces - the Roblox page and the game itself.
- Invite links offered as 'exclusive code unlocks' - codes never require third-party joins.
- 'Free spins' sites asking for your Roblox login - no legitimate reward ever needs credentials.
- Trello copies with injected download links - the real board is read-only documentation.
- Discord DMs from 'admins' offering early access - admins do not DM first, and beta access is not a DM.
How This Wiki Uses the Hubs
Transparency helps trust, so here is the actual pipeline: every morning, the wiki's code tracker pulls the official Discord announcements and cross-checks them against the robloxden feed and the Trello board's change log. Codes that appear on two independent sources get marked verified; codes that appear on one get marked pending until confirmed.
The same cross-check discipline runs through every data-driven page. Drop rates come from community testing reconciled with Trello documentation, and tier placements reconcile five independent release-window tier lists before publishing. When the hubs disagree, this wiki says so instead of picking a side - which is why the codes page carries a last-checked timestamp and the tier list carries a data date. Fans deserve to see the seams.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Dungeon Lootr have an official Trello?
Yes - the board documents game systems, classes, and items board-style. Reach it through the links on the game's official Roblox page rather than search results.
Why do I need the ClickBytes group?
Several codes check group membership before granting rewards, and group announcements carry update news - it takes seconds to join and unlocks the full code list.
Where do new codes get announced first?
The official Discord announcement channels. This wiki's codes page digests them within a day, so following either keeps you current.
How do I spot a fake Discord server?
Check the invite against the Roblox game page, verify the server's member count and creation date, and never enter account credentials anywhere - official servers never ask.
Is the Trello updated with every patch?
The board tracks major system changes, but minor balance shifts can lag - pair it with the wiki's patch-tracked tier list for the current meta.
Do I need Discord to play the game?
No - every game feature works without any community hub. The hubs add news, codes, and community routes on top of the game itself.