Anime Warriors 3 Trello and Discord Links

Anime Warriors 3 is the latest installment of one of my favorite anime fighting simulators. With so many worlds, fighters and bosses as well as secret goodies a Trello or a Wiki go a long way in helping you keep track of everything. Here are the Anime Warriors 3 Trello and Discord links.

Anime Warriors 3 Trello, Wiki and Discord Links

Here’s a bunch of useful links to stay informed on and play Anime Warriors 3:

Anime Warriors 3 Trello Board (Not confirmed yet)

Anime Warriors 3 Discord

Anime Warriors 3 Game Page

Anime Warriors 3 Roblox Group

The Trello hasn’t been confirmed yet but when it does we will update this article with the link. You can expect it to have info on all worlds, units, bosses, items, relics, gamepasses and more. Until then, here’s a quick Anime Warriors 3 FAQ to answer any questions you may have about the game.

Anime Warriors FAQ

What gamepasses are considered “F2P”?

Small Storage, Big Storage and Fast Travel.

How do I travel without the Fast Travel gamepass?

You must manually go to the waypoint to teleport. The gamepass unlocks the UI to be able to teleport from anywhere in the game.

How do I get relics?

You get relics through the gauntlet. Some relics are locked behind a certain floor.

What are Fragments used for?

You can use Fragments to tier up and ascend Mythic and Secret units. Units can only use Fragments from their area.

How do I get pinged for secrets that I hatch?

You can enable pings inside the Game Settings. Your account must be verified.

That’s it for my walkthrough for the Anime Warriors 3 Trello board and Discord server links. Stay tuned for our Anime Warriors 3 codes article for a bunch of free goodies to speed up progression.

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If your Discord messages are struggling to send or you’re having general problems with the app, you’re not alone.

The chat app has been suffering issues for several hours now, but Discord said on Twitter/X that it was aware of the issues and is working on it. It’s already seeing some positive signs on my end, which is sad, because the server issues made me realize how much I’m on the damn app.

Granted, I use Discord for both work and personal reasons (talking to my significant other and friends), so I’m on it a lot. But still, the feeling I just got made me shudder to think about looking at my screentime details on my iPhone. I think I’m going to be touching some significant grass this weekend.

Discord’s DownDetector page started showing an influx of error reports at around 2pm CT, and it appears the issues are API-related. But slowly and surely, the errors are subsiding and messages are starting to come through again.

Your mileage may vary, as it’s still pretty spotty for me, but worry not. You should be able to hop on a voice call with friends to play games or watch movies tonight. Or you could be like me and leave the cave for once.

This is a breaking news story. It’s being written in real time.

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