Support

There are many ways to get help — from online documentation to support from the community on Discord, IRC or forums. If you are experiencing problems, you should consider reporting a bug.

Forums

• Official Wesnoth forums
• Wesnoth Acronyms - forum lingo
• Chinese wesnoth forums
• Wesnoth Italian Forums (W.I.F)
• Russian Wesnoth Forums (WesnothLife)
• Polish Wesnoth Website
• Hungarian Wesnoth Website
• Japanese Wesnoth Website

Discord

Wesnoth maintains a presence on Discord through its own official Discord server. Several channels are bridged to IRC in order to allow Discord and IRC users to interact with each other.

IRC

IRC (Internet Relay Chat) is a time-tested communications system that offers greater flexibility and extensibility than modern chat platforms. For more information, check out Wikipedia's article and IRCHelp.org.

Unless otherwise noted, all channels are hosted at the Libera.Chat IRC network. If you don't have an IRC client installed or your firewall blocks ports 6667, 6697, and other supported ports, you can use Libera.Chat's web client instead.

Main channels

• #wesnoth
  This channel is for general conversation amongst Wesnoth players and developers.
• #wesnoth-umc-dev
  The channel for questions and conversations related to Wesnoth content development, including WML and Lua coding.
• #wesnoth-offtopic
  The channel for social talk and discussion of subjects unrelated to Wesnoth.
• #wesnoth-dev
  The development discussion channel. Most contributors and developers (including artists, WML/Lua and C++ coders, and Wesnoth.org staff) hang around here, exchanging ideas and patches.

International channels

• #wesnoth-de
  The German language channel, used mainly by players and translators.

Note: All public conversations on official Wesnoth channels are permanently logged at irclogs.wesnoth.org. This includes messages sent to IRC through the Discord bridge.

Mailing Lists

• Dev (archives)
  The mailing list for discussing mainline development issues; it is not intended for bug reports or feature requests. See ReportingBugs for those.
• Commits (archives)
  All commits made to the mainline source repository are automatically posted to this list for those who want or need to keep track of them.
• i18n (archives)
  The internationalization (i18n) mailing list; all translation team maintainers and the i18n managers should subscribe and keep track of announcements and discussions taking place in this list.
• Packagers (archives)
  The packagers mailing list is used by the development team to notify packagers and distributors of new releases, along with information about changes to the processes of building or obtaining Wesnoth's source code.