Race for Eggs Trello & Discord

No Trello board, no Discord

The game's Roblox page lists no Trello board and no Discord invite. In our own configuration both fields are empty — GAME.officialLinks.trello and GAME.officialLinks.discord are unset — because there is nothing official to put in them. The only link the developer publishes is the Roblox game page itself, plus the community group behind it.

Plenty of "Race for Eggs Trello" and "Race for Eggs Discord" pages exist. None of them are run by xFrozen x Dudes. A community board can be accurate, well moderated and genuinely useful, but it is somebody's summary of the game, not the developer speaking, and it can be wrong or abandoned without anyone updating it. Treat anything you read there as a community claim, which is exactly how this site labels it.

The two official destinations

Both links below are the developer's own. They are the only outbound destinations on this site we mark as official.

Roblox game pageThe developer's own page for the game: description, update cadence, tags and the Play button.xFrozen x Dudes groupThe developer's Roblox community group, which carries Roblox's verification badge.

The game page is the authority for the description, the Saturday update cadence and the game's tags. The community group is the authority for the developer's identity — it carries the verification badge Roblox grants to the account that owns the game.

Everything else this wiki cites is a Roblox endpoint rather than a human page: the sources page lists them with the exact figures each one supplies.

Link status

What exists, what does not, and how confident we are. "None published" means we found no official link — it does not prove that one could never appear.

Roblox game page

Published · Official

Developer group

Published · Official

Trello board

None published · Unknown

Discord server

None published · Unknown

Video channel

None published · Unknown

Developer website

None published · Unknown

If the developer publishes a board or a server later, it will appear on the Roblox game page first. That page is where we would read it from, so it is the only place worth checking.

How we link out

Four rules, applied to every external link on the site rather than only this page.

We link, we do not endorseAn outbound link means the destination exists and is relevant. It is not a recommendation, and it is never a sponsored placement.

Every external link is markedExternal links open in a new tab and carry rel="nofollow noopener", so we pass no ranking signal and give the destination no handle on this page.

No unofficial Discord linksWe do not publish invite links to community-run servers. We cannot see who administers them, what they do with member data, or whether an invite still points where it once did.

No script or executor sitesWe list no scripts, executors or key systems. Beyond the account risk, those pages are a common delivery route for malware, and linking one would be an endorsement in practice.

Why a community Trello is not an official one

A Trello board is just a shared list. Anyone can make one, name it after the game and fill it with plausible-looking cards. Nothing about the format makes the contents true, and the developer has no way to correct a board they do not own.

Official information for this game comes from two places: the Roblox game page, which the developer controls, and the Roblox endpoints behind the numbers — visits, votes, badges and the build timestamp. A community board is a third thing: somebody's reading of the first two, usually without dates or sources. That is why this wiki keeps its own snapshot dated and labelled instead of linking to a board we cannot verify.

If you use a community board anyway, check its last edit date and whether each card quotes a source. A board with no dates and no citations is a rumour with better formatting.