Kick a Lucky Block Discord & Official Links

Verified channels

Recent community videos

Several mainstream Roblox creators have posted Kick a Lucky Block gameplay or guide videos recently. They are community footage — useful for seeing the actual game UI, mutation rolls and rebirth flow before you spend Robux.

Caylus — full gameplay walk-through YouTube • Caylus channel Pro Tips & Tricks YouTube • beginner-friendly walk-through ADDICTING — community review YouTube • independent reviewer

Thumbnails are sourced from each video's public YouTube thumbnail endpoint (img.youtube.com/vi/<id>/maxresdefault.jpg). These videos are linked for reference; we do not run them.

Discord server profile

The Kick a Lucky Block Discord server profile, refreshed at invite level on 2026-05-18:

• Type: Community server for players — trading, help and gameplay chat.
• Members: 10,796 total, 584 online (Discord invite API 200 OK, 2026-05-18).
• Server boost: Level 3.
• Channels: #rules, #news, #network, #trading, #general, #media, #bot-commands, #ask-for-help, #support.
• Bots observed: Arcane (leveling), Bloxlink (Roblox verification), Giveaway bots.

The community server is active and useful for trading and asking questions. Developer push notifications are tracked on our updates page.

No More Flops developer profile

The developer behind Kick a Lucky Block is the No More Flops Roblox group. Profile snapshot (2026-05-18):

• Group id: 1041977165.
• Members: 12,627,380.
• Owner: JamesDin (Roblox user 646338867); JamesDin's personal account carries a verified badge, and the group is also marked verified in the latest groups API response.
• Roblox source chain: The games API for universe 10004244222 points to creator group 1041977165, matching the No More Flops group profile.

Joining the group is optional; it shows the developer's Roblox group announcements.

Joining the Discord

The community Discord is the largest gathering place for Kick a Lucky Block players. It is useful for trading, asking for help, and connecting with other players.

• Use #trading for brainrot trades and value checks.
• Use #ask-for-help for gameplay questions.
• Check our updates page for confirmed developer push timestamps sourced from the Roblox API.

How to spot fake "official" links

Because the game has scaled fast, copycat domains and fake Discord servers have already started appearing. Patterns to watch for, in plain text, with no link to any of the offending sites:

• Look-alike domains built around the game's name with extra characters or different TLDs (for example, .com, .online, .shop variants of the game name we have not registered).
• Sites whose name starts with scriptkick, kickauto, or any variation that pairs the game name with words like "script", "free Robux", or "auto-clicker" — every one of these is either a phishing site or violates Roblox terms.
• YouTube videos that promise "free Robux" or "infinite kicks" via downloaded executables.
• Discord servers that describe themselves as "official Kick a Lucky Block" but are not backed by the Roblox experience page or the verified developer group.

We do not link to any of those properties. If you find one and want it verified, send it through the community Discord above with a source trail and we will add it (or, more likely, formally flag it).

Spotted a fake link?

If you find a YouTube channel, Twitter account, or website pretending to be the official presence, the safest move is to ignore it. We update this page on the same weekly cadence as the codes and updates pages.