The direct answer: Lucky Block World has no official Trello, no verifiable Discord, and no developer-run wiki — its only real channels are Roblox itself. Below, every link we could find or rule out, each with its status and the date we checked it.
All three are Roblox-owned pages, so login, chat, and purchases stay on Roblox — no off-platform account risk.
The place this site has linked since launch. It has reported unavailable metadata since September 20, 2026; the link is kept because no official source says what happened to it. Check it in your own Roblox client.
The Lucky_World group's live experience with the identical official description — 2.1M visits, updated September 27, 2026. If the covered link will not load for you, this is where the group's players currently are.
The developer group (owner: TVA_Studios), 1,547,205 members as of October 3, 2026. Its description: “The whole world is lucky blocks! You can never mine all of them!” The group shout was empty at the check.
Stating a negative takes evidence too — here is what was searched and what came back.
No Trello board exists for this game. Every board surfaced by search belongs to other lucky-block games. The Roblox social-link APIs (which would expose a board if the developers connected one) require an authenticated Roblox session and cannot be read publicly — but no board has ever been advertised in the game description, the group description, or any community source.
No Discord invite is published on the game page, the group, or any checked tracker. Invites passed around in comments cannot be verified as the developer's own — treat them as unofficial.
The developer runs no wiki. The wiki named below is fan-made.
Method note: Roblox exposes developer-connected social links through its group and game social APIs, but both endpoints refuse anonymous requests (authentication error, re-checked October 3, 2026), so a connected-but-hidden link cannot be ruled out with certainty — which is why the wording above is “none published in any checked surface,” not “none exists.” The official description and group description have never mentioned a Trello, Discord, or wiki on any check since this site launched.
Run by fans, not the developer. Each is useful in its own narrow way — none speaks for Lucky_World.
Independent fan wiki covering the same experience (its own check dated August 19, 2026). Documents the same confirmed loop and recommends rejoining to verify saves. Not affiliated with the developer or with this site.
Player-recorded Lucky Block World clips hosted on Medal.tv. Small catalog (a handful of clips, single-digit views) — evidence the game is played and recorded, not a documentation source.
Japanese Roblox fansite with a Lucky Block World intro and codes article indexed July 31, 2026. Restates the official description in Japanese (mining, house building, private-server saves) and lists no codes.
With no off-platform channels, the developer's only public megaphones are the game description and the group — both on Roblox. The live place's description was last touched September 27, 2026, and the group shout was empty at our October 3 check. The update log tracks description-and-timestamp changes with dates, and the codes page explains why a first announcement would most likely appear in exactly those two places.
No. As of October 3, 2026, no Trello board exists for this game: the official description, the Lucky_World group, and every checked tracker and wiki link to none, and every board that surfaces in search belongs to a different lucky-block game. This page will list one the day the developer publishes it.
None that can be verified. No invite is published on the game page or the group, and Roblox's social-link APIs — which would expose one if the developer connected it — require an authenticated Roblox session to read. Invites passed around comment sections cannot be tied to the developer, so treat all of them as unofficial.
The two Roblox-owned ones: the Lucky_World group page and the group's live Lucky Block World experience, plus the old play link this site has carried since launch. Roblox itself handles login, chat, and purchases on those pages — nothing off-platform is involved.
The place this site originally linked has returned unavailable metadata since September 20, 2026 — Roblox reports no title, description, or stats for it, and gives no reason. The group's live Lucky Block World place (identical name and description, updated September 27, 2026) is where the group's players currently are. Availability can also be temporary or account-specific, so check both from your own Roblox client.
Three, all third-party and clearly unofficial: the independent fan wiki at lucky-block-world.wiki, a small Lucky Block World clip hub on Medal.tv, and a Japanese-language intro on the Roburo fansite. None is run by the developer, and this site is unaffiliated with all of them.
The source register records every link on this page with its type and checked date, the update status page explains the covered-place situation in full, and the home overview gathers the tools. This page rechecks after every game update (Lucky Block World, by the Lucky_World group).
