Editorial policy
Version: UPDATE 0 · Last checked: 2026-10-27
A sentence stays on a page only when a public page, video title, or API response supports it. The checked date is the day that reading happened.
I wrote the first-person lines after reading the sources named on each page. They describe that reading. They are not a claim that I cleared a stage inside the Roblox client.
| Checked date | 2026-10-27 on this version |
|---|---|
| Minimum for a number | Two independent public sources to call a fact verified; single-source reports are labeled |
| Conflicts | Both values stay, with dates |
What counts as a source
Roblox's own game page and Games API come first for the title, creator, place id, and player counts. Guides from Rock Paper Shotgun, GamesRadar, Pro Game Guides, Try Hard Guides, and Destructoid are used for codes and tiers, each with its own date. Community wikis are used when they add a string or a kit, and they are named as wikis.
A fact that appears on only one of those sites is labeled as a single source. Earlier research recorded 7 November 2026 for Update 0.5 on Roblox Events. The current raw page response did not revalidate that listing, and no independent corroboration was found, so the date remains a historical observation rather than a confirmed schedule.
What we leave blank
If no public page gives a reward, the cell stays empty. 3KCCU and INVITED are listed as codes and their rewards are blank for that reason. Season Pass reward tracks are not invented. Trait milestones are reported as 400 crystals by Pro Game Guides and 500 by a community wiki; the disagreement stays visible, and similar guide text is not automatically independent evidence.
Codes attributed to older or similarly named games are not mixed into the current table. The current Pocket Tactics page contains conflicting descriptions, so its historical claims are not treated as verified facts. The disambiguation page explains that uncertainty.
Corrections and titles
Email [email protected] with the page and a link. A change updates the checked date. Titles use the spellings codes, tier list, and discord. Misspellings are mentioned once in body text and are not given their own pages.
Questions
Do you invent drop rates?
No. Rates are quoted from the guide that printed them, with the date. If guides disagree, both rates stay.
Who do I write to?
[email protected]. The contact page explains what to include.
Related
- Sources — The outlet list
- Codes — Where disagreements are shown
- Contact — Send a correction
- About — Who publishes the guide