The Warhammer 40k TTS community just took a hit; find out why Discord may have pulled the plug and which servers can help you find 40k games now.
It appears that the TTS 40k Discord has been shut down.
If you’re into playing 40k on Tabletop Simulator, that sentence probably hit harder than most. For years, that server acted like the unofficial hub for digital Warhammer 40k gaming—mods, models, scripts, arguments about lore accuracy, and the occasional rules lawyer going nuclear over line of sight.
But now? Poof. Gone. Here’s why it happened, what’s next, and how ForceOrg fits into all of this.
What Was the TTS 40k Discord Anyway?
If you were looking to play Warhammer 40k on Tabletop Simulator, there was one Discord server that pretty much ran the show: TTS Warhammer 40k. It was stacked with around 93,000 members—big enough that finding a match, getting mod support, or asking rules questions feels less like a hunt and more like a few clicks.
There were channels for organizing games, chatting about strategy, troubleshooting mods, and jumping into community tournaments. The server was also where things like the ForceOrg mod pack get built and updated, so if you used TTS for 40K, odds are high that something you’re running passed through this place.
So, Why Did It All Burn Down?
Let’s get into it. The short version? Allegedly Drama. The longer version? Allegedly drama and IP violations, sketchy monetization, and some truly awful moderation decisions.
According to the creator of ForceOrg, the server’s owner—Malice—has been burning bridges like promethium-soaked kindling.
Multiple modders and longtime contributors raised concerns. Among them, in their words,
“He has burned a lot of bridges with good people, and has expressed very problematic opinions and political views that have also pissed off a lot of marginalized groups of people.”
Eventually, someone supposedly reported the server to Discord directly. Between the 3D printing stuff, the IP infringement, and the poor moderation, Discord seems to have pulled the plug.
ForceOrg Isn’t Dead—But It’s in Flux
The shutdown doesn’t mean the end of digital Warhammer. Not by a long shot. The people who built the tools, made the models, and ran the games aren’t going anywhere. In fact, many of them—including the creator of ForceOrg—are regrouping.
A “roundtable” of modders and community leaders is coming together to figure out the next move. No one wants to lose the progress that’s been made or the community that built around it. If anything, this could lead to better, safer, and more transparent spaces for Tabletop Simulator 40k players.
Looking for a New Place to Throw Dice Digitally?
If you’re feeling adrift, don’t worry. There are already new places to connect, chat, and start rolling virtual dice. Here are a few existing servers picking up the slack:
Each one has its own vibe, but they’re all run by individuals who genuinely care about the game and want to keep the digital tabletop thriving.
Final Word From Us
If this whole mess has taught us anything, it’s this: the heart of TTS Warhammer was never one Discord server or one mod. It’s the people—the builders, the players, the scribes, the ones who painstakingly align terrain tiles for three hours only to lose on turn two.
We’ve still got each other, the models, and more than a few grudges over the latest balance changes.
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