About This Wiki

Why this site exists

This game has an unusual documentation problem. It publishes almost nothing officially — no stat sheet, no ore table, no race list, no drop rates — yet search results are saturated with confident-looking numbers. Most of them come from a different game with an overlapping name, and the rest are unrepeatable guesses.

So this site does the opposite. Official facts stay official and are labelled as such. Community observations are labelled with the source and the date. And the systems nobody has documented — race bonuses, drop rates, skill roll odds — are marked as unknown rather than given fake precision.

What you will find here

• Codes tracker — both published milestone codes with rewards and the Shop redeem path.
• Forge calculator — a Power planner and an ore run planner, both running in your browser.
• Progression tier list — the upgrades and decisions ranked by impact per cost.
• Ore list — every material we have a dated report for, by stage, with a craft-or-sell call.
• Weapon skills — 21 listed Katana and Greatsword skills with rank, damage and cooldown.
• Dungeon stages — stages 2 to 8, farming priorities and Rebirth timing.
• Races — what is verified about Race Rolls and what is still unpublished.
• Guides — 4 long-form walkthroughs from first hour to full farming route.

How it is built and maintained

• Stats are automated. Player counts, visits, favorites, votes and update timestamps come from Roblox's public API on a daily schedule.
• Content is hand-written from sources. No scraped tables, no other site's prose, no auto-generated filler pages.
• Dates drive the pages. Check dates and update times render from data files, so a refreshed source updates the title, schema and sitemap together.
• Nothing you type is uploaded. The calculators are pure client-side arithmetic — see the privacy policy.

Editorial rules

1. Never publish a code as active until it is in the official description or confirmed working in-game.
2. Never publish an exact number without a source; label observations and mark unknowns as unknown.
3. Retire rather than delete — expired codes and superseded values stay visible.
4. Do not copy another site's writing, data tables or images; learn from structure, write from sources.
5. Fix errors fast, and say when a correction came from a reader.

The full registry of what backs this site, with check dates, is on the sources page.