How to Join Rintama High

Why access is community-gated

Roleplay servers work best with an active, moderated population, so o7 Delinquent Café rotates access through the group and Discord rather than leaving a public server open around the clock. That keeps the school and Hokuheki City from getting flooded the moment a session starts.

There is no separate application form

Joining the group and Discord is the entire gate — do not trust third-party pages or DMs claiming there is a form, whitelist code, or payment step beyond those two joins. Full invite and safety notes live on the Discord page.

Once you are in both places, the next useful move is finishing your character before a session catches you unprepared.

Copy Marketplace IDs before you open the menu

Hair and face imports both expect a Roblox Marketplace Asset ID, not a search term. Browse the Marketplace in a second tab, copy the ID from an item you like, then paste it into the matching Import field back in Rintama High. Curated starting picks are on the hair IDs and face IDs pages.

Height is a combat choice, not just a look

The re-roll slider under Height is cosmetic and mechanical at once — taller builds read as heavier hitters with a bigger hitbox, shorter builds trade that for a faster feel in a fight. Pick a number you are comfortable both looking at and fighting with, since re-rolling later resets the value rather than nudging it.

With a saved look, the outfit panel handles clothing separately — full ID list on the outfits page.

Training Grounds has no story stakes

Because Training Grounds sits outside the gated Roleplay server, mistakes there cost nothing beyond a respawn timer. Use it to learn shift-lock combat, guard timing, and evade windows so your first real Roleplay session is about the story and the fight, not the controls.

Even with the controls down, a few habits still trip up first-timers — worth a quick scan before your session opens.

One habit that fixes most of them

Treat the group, Discord, and Training Grounds as a single pre-session checklist you clear once, not three separate errands. Clear it early and every future Roleplay window becomes a simple "session is open, jump in" instead of a scramble.