Most gaming guilds and clans start on Discord — and for good reason: voice, channels, roles, and bots are perfect for day-to-day life. But when someone hears about your community for the first time, they rarely find the server by accident. They find a link on a forum, a profile, a video, or an article.
That link should lead to your website — not just a generic Discord invite.
What stays on Discord
- Real-time chat and voice
- Quick announcements and pings
- Moderation and internal roles
- Bot integrations (music, tickets, logs)
What stays on the website
- Who we are — history, values, summarized rules
- How to join — application form or clear steps
- Event calendar — raids, scrims, tournaments
- Blog and guides — content that stays accessible months later
- Official Discord link — one trusted place
Discord invite links expire, change, or get abused. On your site you publish one official button you control.
Ideal flow for new members
- Visitor lands on your Battlehorns domain or subdomain
- Reads about the guild, sees screenshots and rules
- Fills out a recruitment form (PHP on your hosting)
- You get notified and invite them to Discord
You filter serious applicants before giving access to internal channels.
GuildOps + Battlehorns website
Battlehorns offers hosting with PHP, SSL, and MySQL for your public site, plus tools like GuildOps for internal management. Free plan to start; custom domain when you are ready for the next step.
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