Updated 2026-08-05 — game facts and link status checked
The roll odds and stats the game prints itself, read frame by frame and published with the clip they came from — plus the full rarity ladder, crafting recipes and a roll calculator that already knows the rates.
17
Confirmed roll odds
Read off the game's own roll banner
11/12
Rarity tiers named
One still colour-only
64
Level cap
Index shows [MAX] at 64
6/21
Crafting recipes
Verified from the crafting screen
Freshness center
The homepage surfaces the latest verified set and sends players into the dedicated codes page.
Hands check · 2026-08-04
The official game description makes no mention of codes, and no redemption box has appeared in any gameplay recording we have reviewed. Several sites publish code lists for this game anyway; none of the entries we checked resolved to anything. If a redemption box ships, it will be listed here with the date it was verified.
Updates
Game facts, code status, and official links each have a dated entry so changes are easy to spot.
Expanded guides to six articles with gameplay screenshots (beginner, controls, economy, crafting route, mutations, endgame). Crafting page now shows recipe screenshots and a fuller FAQ. Item database icons and stat cards were filled from a fresh video pass — roughly ninety objects with icons and twenty with measured stats.
The game shipped an hourly event adding sea enemies and new weapons. No gameplay footage of the event exists yet, so nothing about its contents is published here — the item database and rarity ladder will be updated once the new weapons can actually be seen. The official description was updated the same day.
Added a sixth crafting recipe (Legendary plus Soda Relic), a fifth relic, a second wave-gated recipe at wave 75, nine more object icons cropped from the in-game index, and corrected shop pricing. Also recorded the 2x Boss Drops gamepass, which is the first solid pointer to where relics come from.
Tier preview
Start with the strongest current picks, then use the full tier list when you need ranking notes and update dates.
25,000 health at level one, by far the highest starting health confirmed on any object. At 1 in 42,800 it is rare, but one of these does the work of a whole row of wood.
The Galaxy Wood Block reads Legendary with 5,250 health against the plain version's Basic and 500. Crafting rolls Galaxy at 1%, which is the practical route to one.
100 damage per second at level one for a 1-in-30 roll. Nothing else that common comes close, and it is the object that stops early waves leaking.
Screenshots
Official screenshots from the Roblox experience page.
Core tools
The data pages first, because they are what the rest of the site is built on.
Primary
Every confirmed object with its roll odds, health, damage and per-level growth. Filter by rarity, sort by any stat.
Calculator
How many rolls an object really takes, at 50%, 90% and 99% confidence. The rates are already loaded.
Reference
All twelve tiers in order with the game's own colours, and which objects sit at each one.
Recipes
Verified recipes with the exact result percentages, including the 92/7/1 mutation roll.
Mechanics
Mutations, luck, the skill tree, offline earnings, the index and wave progression.
Status
Whether this game has codes at all, checked against the official description.
Guides
Written from the same readings as the rest of the site, so the advice comes with the numbers behind it — and with the screenshots they were read from.
First session
Four purchases, in order, and the reason each one comes when it does.
Controls
What each build tab is for, and the keys that matter when you are rearranging a plot.
Economy
Two currencies, two jobs, and most of your income arrives while you are logged out.
Mid-game
Rolling has a ceiling. Crafting is how you get past it, and it is the only realistic route to a Galaxy object.
Mutations
Mutations change more than the numbers — they raise the printed rarity and fill their own index slots.
Late game
Placement limit, craft materials, and a short list of objects with confirmed late-game stats.
Wiki coverage
Each system gets its own page, built from what the game actually displays rather than from what other sites repeat. Numbers carry the recording they were read from; gaps are marked as gaps.
Mutations: Shiny and Galaxy
Mutations do more than raise numbers — they change an object's displayed tier as well.
Luck and how it stacks
Five separate sources multiply together, and the ceiling is far higher than it looks early on.
Skill tree and the two currencies
Coins buy the base upgrades; a second currency, dice, buys everything roll-related.
Offline earnings and offline rolling
The base keeps fighting when you log out — and with one skill, it keeps rolling too.
The index and its luck multiplier
A collection log that pays a permanent luck bonus — and separately tracks every mutation.
Waves, plot size and how far the game goes
Placement limit is the real progression bar, and the wave count runs much higher than most guides suggest.
Source check
This site publishes three kinds of value and labels which is which on the page itself. Nothing gets estimated to fill a gap.
Official
Source of record for the title, developer, description, visit and favourite counts, and the current update.
Official
The verified developer group behind the game.
Community
A community wiki exists with a handful of articles. It was the original source for the rarity colour values, which we then confirmed against gameplay footage. Its stat tables are largely unfilled and its mutation multipliers did not match our measurements.
Game totals, developer, dates and the current update come from Roblox's own API and store description. These are quoted directly.
Roll odds, object stats, skill costs and crafting percentages were read frame by frame from public gameplay recordings. Every one records the clip it came from, and you can hover the badge on any page to see it.
Two of the twelve rarity tiers have a confirmed colour but no confirmed name. Sixteen of twenty-one crafting recipes are unseen. Most objects have no stat card. All of that is left visibly blank — an empty field here means nobody has seen the number, not that it is small.
We do not publish a stat because it seems plausible, and we do not repeat a figure because other sites agree on it. The 7x Galaxy multiplier is the clearest example: it is widely quoted and does not match the 10.5x we measured on screen.
Community research
Roughly two hours of public gameplay from ten different players, reviewed frame by frame. Source tags across the site refer to these by their video id.
Primary
Long-form guides where the creator opens the index, crafting machine and skill tree on camera. These produced most of the stat cards and skill costs.
Primary
Wave 500 to 870 recordings. These produced the high-tier rarity names, the endgame luck and offline figures, and the relic recipes.
Supporting
Sessions with long uninterrupted rolling, which is where the odds table came from — the game prints '1 in N' on every roll.
FAQ
The questions people actually arrive with, answered from what the game displays.
The game prints them itself. Wood Block is 1 in 3, Cross Bow 1 in 15, Basic Cannon 1 in 30, Catapult 1 in 100, Metal Block 1 in 15,000, Metal Blockade 1 in 42,800. The item database has every rate we have confirmed.
Twelve tiers. Eleven are confirmed by name: Basic, Rare, Refined, Epic, Legendary, Mythic, Glorious, Primordial, Atomic, Divine and Lunatic. One has a confirmed colour but no confirmed name, and we list it by position rather than making one up.
No code redemption has been confirmed for this game. The codes page tracks that status with the date it was last checked rather than listing codes that do not work.
Measured on the one object we could compare directly, 10.5x the health and 20.1x the per-level growth — and it also raises the displayed rarity from Basic to Legendary. The widely quoted 7x figure does not match what the game shows.
No. It is an unofficial fan resource. Use the Roblox game page and the developer's own channels for anything account or purchase related.
Game totals come from the Roblox API. Everything else was read frame by frame from public gameplay recordings, and each value on the site records the clip it came from. Where nothing has been seen, the field stays empty.