Minecraft Discord Bots
A Discord link turns your community server into the front door for your Minecraft server: verify members, sync roles and share chat.
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Discord Verification Bots
Bots that link a Discord account to a Minecraft account for server access.
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Discord Chat Bridges
Relay chat and events between a Minecraft server and a Discord channel.
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About Discord Bots
Most Minecraft communities live on Discord, so many servers connect the two. The common jobs are verifying that a Discord member owns a Minecraft account, keeping the whitelist in step with Discord roles, and relaying chat so players on either side can talk.
Some of these tools are a standalone bot you host; others are a plugin or mod that includes the bot. The distinction matters for setup: a plugin runs on your Minecraft server and needs a bot token you create in Discord's developer portal, while a hosted service handles the bot for you in exchange for trusting it with your server's events.
Check which Minecraft platform each one supports. Several of the best-known ones are mods for Fabric or Forge rather than plugins for Paper, and the two are not interchangeable. Keep bot tokens private and give the bot only the Discord permissions it needs.
Frequently asked questions
Where do I get a bot token? From Discord's developer portal, when you create an application and add a bot to it. Treat the token like a password and never paste it into a public config.
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