The official Farever Discord server serves as the central community hub for Shiro Games' multiplayer action RPG. Because the game launched into Early Access with localized server layers capped at around 20 players and without an in-game auction house or secure trade window, the Discord server is essential for finding dungeon parties, coordinating player trades, and tracking development updates.

How to Join the Official Farever Discord

Players can access the official Discord server through two primary methods provided directly by Shiro Games:

  1. In-Game Link: Launch Farever and click the Discord icon located on the main menu interface to launch the invite directly in your browser or desktop app.
  2. Steam Community Hub: Shiro Games hosts verified invite links across their pinned Steam discussion boards (such as the "Join us on Discord + other Socials" thread) and official announcement posts, directing players via their shortlink redirect (shiro.li).

The server is moderated by Shiro Games staff and designated community moderators. In addition to general discussion, it houses channels for news announcements, public playtest updates, class theorycrafting, and regional community coordination.

Why the Farever Discord Is Essential for Players

While Farever is an online open-world RPG, its early architecture relies on regional instancing and server layers that hold small clusters of players. Meeting strangers organically in the wild for high-level content can be difficult due to limited layer population density.

FeatureIn-Game SystemDiscord Alternative
Player Grouping (LFG)Nearby invites only (limited to ~20 players per layer)Dedicated regional LFG channels using Steam Friend Codes
Item TradingManual ground dropping; no automated marketplaceRegional WTS/WTB forums coordinated via Direct Messages
Trade CurrencyNo standardized gold economy in-gamePlayer-established barter standard (primarily Crystals)
Build OptimizationIn-game skill and weapon tooltipsDedicated class channels (Rogue, Warrior, Priest, Mage)
Beta & Test KeysSteam library notificationsOfficial giveaway announcements and direct registration links

Player Trading: WTS, WTB, and Safety Guidelines

Farever does not currently feature a direct, secure trade interface with confirmation prompts, nor does it have an in-game mail or auction system. As a result, the community conducts all peer-to-peer commerce through the Discord server's regional trading channels.

How the Community Trading Process Works

  1. Find or List Offers: Browse the regional trade channels for Want to Sell (WTS) or Want to Buy (WTB) listings. Players regularly trade weapons, armor pieces, mounts, and runes.
  2. Agree on Pricing: Contact the listing player via Discord Direct Message (DM) to finalize the exchange rate. Player trading relies primarily on crafting materials and Crystals as community currency.
  3. Connect in Game: Exchange Steam friend codes to group up. Joining a party allows you to load into the same server layer and travel to the same physical location.
  4. Conduct the Drop Trade: Move away from other players in the open world, open your inventory, and manually drop the traded goods on the ground for the other player to pick up.

Scam Prevention and Moderation Rules

Because ground dropping relies strictly on mutual trust, community members strongly recommend running video recording software during any high-value item transfer.

Real-Money Trading (RMT) is strictly prohibited on the official server and will result in bans. If a player accepts items and disconnects without dropping their agreed payment, victims can submit unedited video evidence to the official Discord moderation team. While moderators penalize dishonest traders, lost items cannot be recovered by server staff, making caution and verification vital.

Looking for Groups (LFG) and Class Channels

High-end instanced encounters—such as Honeywood's Lady Bee, the Hivetree stronghold against Gatsbee, and dungeon challenges—require coordinated party roles.

Group Finding Channels

Rather than relying on local chat in low-density layers, players post in regional LFG/LFM channels detailing their character level, class specialization (such as sword-and-shield tank setups, AoE healing priests, or burst DPS rogues), and target dungeon. Once grouped via Steam, parties enter instances together.

Build and Theorycrafting Discussions

The Discord features dedicated discussion spaces for each of Farever's primary classes:

  • Warrior & Rogue: Discussions focus on physical scaling, critical strike stacking, armor penetration, and specific weapon synergies like spears, daggers, or the dual-wield Twin Pillars of Justice.
  • Priest & Mage: Players analyze ability overlaps, healing totems, stat investments across vitality versus magic damage, and weapon skill pairings enabled by the secondary Arsenal slot.

Creator Program and Official Announcements

Shiro Games uses the Discord server as its primary distribution hub for community programs and event alerts:

  • Beta and Update Tracking: During major test phases (such as the Honeywood and Enripit expansions), invite waves and access key drops were coordinated directly through Discord announcement notifications and registration forms.
  • Creator Program Verification: Streamers, video creators, and artists meeting Shiro Games' requirements (such as minimum concurrent viewership or regular monthly uploads) receive a dedicated Content Creator role on Discord, granting direct access to developer asset packs, content insights, and promotional shoutouts.

Frequently Asked Questions

The verified invite link is accessible directly through the Discord button on the Farever main menu screen, as well as the official pinned threads on the Farever Steam Community Hub.

Is trading through the Farever Discord officially protected?

No. All player trades are conducted as unverified ground drops in-game. Shiro Games enforces server rules against scamming and RMT through moderator bans, but the game has no automated trade confirmation system to restore stolen items.

Can I get game keys or test access on the Discord?

During specific public playtests and beta phases, Shiro Games has run key giveaways and registration forms in the server's announcement channels. Once the game is live in Early Access, regular access is purchased directly through Steam.