Peroxide Trello and Discord links to connect with the community

What better way to enjoy a nice day of playing Peroxide than to make some new friends and learn about powerful abilities? The Trello board and Discord server are great tools for learning more about the game, regardless of whether you’re a new or older player. Here’s how to join the Peroxide Trello and Discord to learn more about community events, updates, and gameplay mechanics.

How to join the Peroxide Trello

Peroxide’s official Trello board, which you can view by clicking the highlighted text, lets you learn more about the experience, including rarity percentages, moves in the game and their animations, and several important links such as Discord servers, update logs, and basic mechanics. You can also find Peroxide codes here to get some free items.

The Peroxide Trello is good for both new and experienced players. New players can read up on class progression to determine which to start with, while those who have been playing for a while can look at various cards to check out new content or the rarity of a powerful move. If you haven’t played for a while and need a quick reminder, you can also learn more about items, important NPCs, locations, and more.

How to join the Peroxide Discord server

Like before, you can find Peroxide’s Discord server by clicking the linked text. Joining the server allows you to talk with other community members about the experience in real time, including participating in game nights, checking up on the latest updates, and accessing premium content. You can also find additional servers through the Peroxide Trello.

However, you’ll need to verify your account to access every beginning channel. Below are the steps to verifying your Discord account for the Peroxide Discord server:

1. Join the Peroxide Discord.
2. Head to #verify and use the Bloxlink link to connect your Discord.
3. Link your Roblox account to your Discord.

Once you link your accounts to Bloxlink, you’ll officially verify your account, allowing you access to more channels. From here, reading premium content requires purchasing a server subscription, which costs real money. Whether you do this is entirely up to you, but it’s not required to join the main Discord.