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Community status

Power a City Trello, Discord & Wiki Status

Check Power a City Roblox, Discord, Trello, wiki, codes, updates, and tier-list references with ownership labels.

Official and community status

Power a City Trello, Discord, wiki, Roblox, and creator-community status

Use the five status cards for Roblox, Vivat's Workers, Discord, Trello, and wiki before trusting a link. Roblox and the creator community are the strongest ownership checks.

Discord is community-reported until a creator or Roblox link confirms ownership. Trello and external wiki ownership are not confirmed, so avoid same-name-game links and unofficial directories.

Official links

Official and community links

This page should be updated whenever Roblox pages, creator channels, Discord, Trello, or wiki links change.

Official link

Official Roblox page

Use this for the game title, creator, Roblox availability, badges, and public update text.

Creator-owned

Creator community

Use the Vivat's Workers Roblox community as the creator-side ownership check before trusting outside boards or invites.

Reported, not verified

Discord

Guide publishers mention a Discord, but no creator-owned Discord URL is stored here yet. Treat it as unverified until ownership is confirmed.

No board listed

Trello

Many Roblox players search for a Trello board even when the game does not publish one. Keep the status honest.

Site hub

Wiki

Use the wiki hub for entities, mechanics, rewards, and guide links.

Freshness

Codes and rewards

Check active and expired rewards against official update surfaces before publishing code claims.

Meta

Tier-list context

Use Discord, YouTube, update notes, and wiki data as signals, then label ranking confidence clearly.

Editorial

Reference checklist

Keep official, community, video, Reddit, and guide-site references easy to compare when updates change.

Recheck

Update signals

Use the update tracker when a code article, Roblox description, or creator channel changes.