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Okishima:1336 Trello Board: Where to Find the Official Links

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Yes, Okishima:1336 has an official Trello board. Find the verified Trello and Discord links on the game's Roblox page, plus the official info channels.

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Yes. Okishima:1336 has an official Trello board, and the reliable place to grab its link is the game's own Roblox page: the Okishima:1336 [RELEASE] experience by developer vilIager displays both the official Trello link and the official Discord link in its game info area.

  • The Trello board is described as the place to check for guides on in-game mechanics and characters.
  • The official Discord server is the hub for deep dives into momentum-based combat mechanics and directional limb-slicing techniques.
  • The developer's Roblox Community and the game's Discord server are good places to watch for official news and new code announcements.

Yes — Okishima:1336 has an official Trello board. You do not have to dig through search results or fan pages for the link, because the game's own Roblox page carries it. Open the Okishima:1336 [RELEASE] experience by developer vilIager and look at the game info area of that page: both official social links sit there, Discord and Trello. Click the Trello button to open the board, or the Discord button to land in the official server. Since that listing belongs to the developer rather than a third-party repost, it is the one spot worth bookmarking for both links.

The official channels at a glance

ChannelWhat it is good for
Official Trello boardGuides on in-game mechanics and characters
Official Discord serverDeep dives into momentum-based combat mechanics and directional limb-slicing techniques, plus official news and code announcements
Official Roblox groupStaying connected with the player community; potential exclusive perks in the future
Developer's Roblox CommunityOfficial news and new code announcements

The Trello and Discord links both sit in the game info area of the Okishima:1336 [RELEASE] Roblox page, so that one page covers the two channels you are most likely to want first.

What the official Trello board covers

The board is the described home for guides on in-game mechanics and characters — the game's official written reference for how its systems work and what each character does. If you would rather read those topics with practical tips attached, we keep parallel guides here: the Okishima:1336 combat guide for the fighting system as a whole, and the ronin vs shogun comparison if you are weighing the two character paths.

The official Discord server and Roblox group

The Discord link on the game page leads to the official server, which coverage describes as the ultimate hub for deep dives into momentum-based combat mechanics and the latest directional limb-slicing techniques. If those are the systems you are trying to master, our momentum combat and limb slicing guides walk through the same mechanics.

Joining the official Roblox group is also recommended, for two stated reasons: staying connected with the player community and being positioned for potential exclusive perks in the future. Keep the qualifiers in mind — those perks are described as potential and future, not as rewards already being handed out — so treat the group first as the community side of the game, with any perk a possible bonus later.

Where official news and new codes appear

For announcements, keep an eye on the developer's Roblox Community and the game's Discord server. Both are called out as good places for official Okishima news and new code announcements specifically, and new codes may arrive alongside major updates, community milestones, or other game announcements.

When you only want the current codes, our maintained Okishima:1336 codes page keeps the up-to-date list, and the updates page tracks what each new version of the game changes.