Coyote Force Discord

An Indiana airsoft Discord that's actually active.

Most airsoft servers you find are twenty people and a dead invite link. The Coyote Force Discord has been running since 2021 and posts games every month.

Game announcements, gear arguments, ride shares, faction politics, and a working field in Ladoga behind all of it.

Join the Discord

Free. No application, no vouching, no gear minimum.

COYOTE FORCE

100+ channels

  • airsoftmain room
  • magfedFSR / roundball
  • coyote-fieldfield news
  • eventsgame calendar
  • photosafter-action
  • workshopbuilds & repairs
  • drone-operationsISR program
  • purdue-airsoftclub channel

Plus faction rooms, event planning channels, club channels for DePauw and UIUC, and a gear classifieds corner.

and still running
Since 2021
channels and threads
100+
the field behind it
Ladoga, IN
no application to join
Free

Community

What Indiana airsoft players actually use it for

The server started as the comms channel for one field and turned into something broader. Games get posted here before they go anywhere else. Somebody drives from Lafayette and posts a seat. Somebody buys a used HPA rig off a guy in Terre Haute. Somebody asks whether their new build clears the chrono and gets four answers in ten minutes.

It is not a promo feed. Staff post events, but most of the traffic is players talking to players about kit, tactics, other fields, and out-of-state MilSim trips.

New players
Say your budget and your county. You will get gear picks and the closest game on the calendar.
Magfed paintball
FSR and roundball, EMF and Tippmann platforms, mixed-format scenario play. Dedicated channels, not an afterthought.
College clubs
Purdue, DePauw and UIUC have their own rooms. Officers can request a channel for their crew.
Scenario and MilSim
Faction channels, multi-day FTX planning, and after-action write-ups from events like MilSim West.
Drone and support roles
An ISR program with active recruiting, plus signal, heavy weapons, and technical vehicle discussion.

On the field

Five years of scenario games, planned in these channels

Every one of these had a planning channel, a roster, and an argument about rules before it happened. That is most of what the server is for, and most of why it is worth joining rather than lurking on a directory site.

Field rules are published openly, including the flat 280 FPS cap that applies across ammo types. You can read the full Coyote Field airsoft rules before you ever join.

  • Balance of Powerannual, 2023–2026
  • Mad Maxpost-apocalyptic scenario
  • Hothwinter op
  • World War 3large-scale faction game
  • Contact Ladogalocal scenario series
  • Fulda GapCold War themed
  • Iron Ridgeairsoft FTX
  • Recurrencerecurring format experiment

FAQ

Questions people ask before joining

Is there an Indiana airsoft Discord?

Yes. The Coyote Force Discord is an Indiana-based airsoft and magfed paintball server that has been running since 2021, with over 100 channels covering games, gear, and field news. It is free to join at discord.gg/coyote.

Do I have to play at Coyote Field to join?

No. The server grew out of Coyote Field in Ladoga, but plenty of members play elsewhere in Indiana, Illinois, Ohio and Kentucky, or travel for out-of-state MilSim. You are welcome whether or not you have ever set foot on the property.

I'm brand new to airsoft. Is it beginner-friendly?

Yes. "What should I buy first" is one of the most common threads in the server. Post your budget and where in Indiana you are, and people will point you at gear and at the closest game.

Is it airsoft only, or magfed paintball too?

Both. Airsoft is the biggest room by a wide margin, but magfed paintball, paintball, and heavy weapons all have their own channels, and most large scenario events run mixed formats.

Are Indiana college airsoft clubs in there?

Several. Purdue, DePauw and UIUC clubs have their own channels, alongside independent Indiana teams. Club officers can ask for a channel after joining.

Does it cost anything?

The Discord is free. Game days at Coyote Field are paid separately, and registering online ahead of time is cheaper than paying at the gate.

Join

Come argue about FPS limits with the rest of us.

One click, no application. Read the rules channel, say hello in introductions, and find a game.