The Discord of a Minecraft survival server: IP and announcements, suggestions, support, build showcases and events. Built in your empty server in a minute.
16 channels · 10 roles · 5 messages
Version françaiseMade for the community around a Minecraft server: players come for the IP and the news, and stay to show their builds and suggest what comes next. Support and reports have their own place, away from the chat, so the staff sees them.
Rules and welcome are posted at the build, announcements are read-only, and AutoMod is set against spam and fake links. Rename the channels after your world, remove what you do not need, then build.
A Discord template link copies channels, roles and settings. This one goes further.
| What it sets up | This template | Discord template link |
|---|---|---|
| Channels, categories and their topics | Included | Included |
| Roles and permissions | Included | Included |
| Verification level and content filter | Included | Included |
| Rules, welcome and guides posted (5) | Included | Not included |
| Banners in the server's colours | Included | Not included |
| Onboarding: questions and roles on arrival (2) | Included | Not included |
| AutoMod rules (4) | Included | Not included |
| Renamed and trimmed before the build | Included | Not included |
Yes. Using a template costs no credit and no AI call, and it does not use your free AI plan. Only “Personalise with AI” is a plan written for you, and your first one is free.
A new server of yours: create one in Discord, add the Builder, and it builds there. It only builds in a fresh server, never in one already in use.
Yes. On your plan's page you rename or remove channels, categories and roles, then you build. After the build you can undo it for 7 days.
A Discord template copies channels, roles and settings. This one also posts the rules, the welcome and the guides with their banners, and sets up onboarding and AutoMod.
No. It needs Administrator only to build: it leaves 24 hours later, or at once when you click Finish.
The AI writes a server for your community, starting from this one's subject. Your first plan is free, the next ones cost credits.