Bring your people into the same world.

Dashboard invitations let trusted friends manage a Multiverse server with their own Google accounts. They are separate from sharing a game address so someone can play.

Choose the right access

Sharing one server grants access to that server. A community invitation grants access to all current and future servers in that community. One server can belong to more than one community.

1. Create an invitation

From the account that created the server or community, use Share server on the server card, or open the settings beside a community heading. Create an invitation for your friend’s email address and copy the link.

2. Send the link yourself

Multiverse does not send an invitation email automatically. Share the link privately with the intended recipient. Invitation links expire after seven days.

3. Accept with the matching Google account

Your friend opens the link and signs in with the Google account whose verified email matches the invitation. If acceptance fails, check the account and invitation expiry. The account must also be permitted by the Google sign-in configuration; contact the person who invited you if access is still rejected.

Understand what members can do

Members currently have full control of granted servers, including passwords, settings, backups, and world controls. This is appropriate for people you trust to manage the world. Players do not need dashboard membership just to join a game.

Remove access when plans change

Manage invitations and membership from the account that created the server or community. Removing a member revokes accepted and pending invitations in that scope. Community and individual-server grants are independent: remove every applicable grant if you want to revoke all access. These invitations do not install or configure Discord access.

Explore your shared world or your next adventure, and read about world backups before sharing management.