Players look for three official Dragon Ball Rage places: the Trello board for update plans, the Discord server for announcements and new codes, and the wiki for items and mechanics. Below are the links we verified on 6 November 2026 — if a game has no official board or server, this page says so honestly instead of sending you to a fake.
For the codes themselves, see our Dragon Ball Rage codes page — cross-checked and updated daily.
The developers use the official Trello board to post update plans, upcoming content, reworks and known bugs — it is the best place to see what is coming to Dragon Ball Rage next.
Open the official Dragon Ball Rage Trello board
The official Discord is where new codes are usually announced first, along with update news, events and community channels. It is run by the game’s own team.
Join the official Dragon Ball Rage Discord server
The wiki is maintained by players and documents items, maps, enemies and mechanics in detail — the place to check exact stats, drops and locations.
Open the Dragon Ball Rage wiki
Yes. The official Dragon Ball Rage Trello board is run by the game's developers and lists update plans, upcoming content and known bugs. You will find the link on this page.
The official Dragon Ball Rage Discord server is linked on this page. It is where the developers announce codes and updates first.
Yes — the community Dragon Ball Rage wiki linked on this page documents the game's items, maps and mechanics.
On our Dragon Ball Rage codes page — every code there is cross-checked against at least two independent sources before it is listed.
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