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1. CodesLAUNCHSITE250 Credits. Developer announcement on 11 October 2026 set a 2,500-claim cap. Remaining claims were not verified in-game.
2. Codes1MILLIONFAVORITES150 Credits. Developer announcement on 14 October 2026 set a 5,000-claim cap. A 17 October aggregator listed only LAUNCHSITE as still active, so the cap may already be full.
3. ToolsAt-least-once chanceEnter a percent you already know and a number of tries. The form estimates the chance of succeeding at least once. It does not read your inventory and it does not know BloxStrike case odds.
4. Codes[NEW MAP] BloxStrike how to redeem codesRedeem checklist after a patch.
5. Codes[NEW MAP] BloxStrike expired codesRetired strings and fake-list warnings.
6. Tools[NEW MAP] BloxStrike toolsEditorial pickers and calculators.
7. Tools[NEW MAP] BloxStrike class pickerPublished roster topics for reference.
8. Wiki[NEW MAP] BloxStrike playersRoster hub.
9. Pages[NEW MAP] BloxStrike updatesPatch notes and listing-checked changes.
10. Pages[NEW MAP] BloxStrike scriptsRisk notes for community automation. No downloads.
11. Pages[NEW MAP] BloxStrike official linksGame page, group, and Discord via Roblox Social.
12. Rankings[NEW MAP] BloxStrike tier listEditorial S through D boards.
13. GuidesBloxStrike beginner guidePlay the plant or defuse objective, buy with round cash, and stay close enough to trade a teammate in your first BloxStrike matches.
14. GuidesHow to redeem BloxStrike codesRedeem BloxStrike codes from Shop or the Redeem label after level 5, and treat claim caps and disputed strings separately from the two October announcements.
15. GuidesBloxStrike settings and crosshairStart from the documented video, HUD, radar, and keybind labels, then keep one crosshair long enough to judge it.
16. GuidesRound cash and CreditsSpend round cash on the buy menu and keep Credits for cases and skins. Loss bonuses and rifle prices are not published here.
17. GuidesLoadout and the buy menuDrag a stock weapon into the Loadout slot for your side, then buy it with round cash. A skin purchase does not replace that step.
18. GuidesPlant and defuse basicsGroup the entry, the trade, and the planter, then hold or clear the site instead of chasing kills away from the objective.
19. GuidesMovement, peeking, and aimStop before the rifle shot, keep the crosshair at head height, and use peeks for information instead of wide swings.
20. GuidesSkins, cases, and trade-upsCases and trade-ups use Credits and skins. Ten skins of one rarity become one of the next, and red skins do not trade up into gold.
21. GuidesBloxStrike maps that are actually namedDust II, Mirage, Reactor, and a few other names are documented to different depths. Read the live map screen before you trust an old title tag.
22. GuidesTrade-up contractsUpdate 1.1.1 lets you turn 10 skins of one rarity into one skin of the next, from blue up to red, and stops before gold.
23. WikiAK-47Full-buy rifle confirmed on the official inventory, with 30 loaded rounds seen once.
24. WikiM4A4CT rifle you equip in Loadout. It can replace the M4A1-S slot.
25. WikiM4A1-SSuppressed rifle swapped with the M4A4 in Loadout.
26. WikiAUGScoped rifle confirmed by name on the official inventory.
27. WikiFAMASNamed rifle on the developer inventory.
28. WikiGalil ARNamed rifle alongside the FAMAS on the official inventory.
29. WikiSG 553Rifle identified as SG in an official update and as SG 553 on skin listings.
30. WikiAWPSniper for long angles. The cash cost is whatever the buy menu shows.
31. WikiSSG 08Scout-style name tied to the Racer8 skin in a reported pack.
32. WikiDesert EagleHeavy pistol confirmed on the official inventory.
33. WikiGlock-18Default-style pistol name on the official inventory.
34. WikiUSP-SSuppressed pistol with a documented silencer setting.
35. WikiFive-SeveNPistol listed as Five-SeveN on the official inventory.
36. WikiDual BerettasPaired pistols, also called Dual Elites in the sounds update.
37. WikiR8 RevolverRevolver equipped by dragging the stock card into Pistols.
38. WikiP250Pistol mentioned in reported March 2026 balance and skin fixes.
39. WikiMAC-10Close-range SMG confirmed on the official inventory.
40. WikiMP7SMG confirmed next to the MAC-10 on the official inventory.
41. WikiMP9SMG name used by skin listings.
42. WikiP90SMG name known from skin listings such as PinPoint.
43. WikiMAG-7Shotgun confirmed on the developer inventory.
44. WikiSawed-OffShotgun tied to the Super Soaker cosmetic bundle.
45. WikiXM1014Semi-auto shotgun name from catalogs and update notes.
46. WikiNegevHeavy gun name used by skin listings.
47. WikiZeus x27Close-range equipment name from skin listings.
48. WikiTec-9Pistol name associated with the Medal collaboration cosmetics.
49. WikiButterfly KnifeKnife cosmetic with an official rare inspect animation.
50. WikiSkeleton KnifeKnife cosmetic with an official rare inspect.
51. WikiStiletto KnifeKnife with an official inspect. The matching code paid Credits.
52. WikiKarambitHigh-profile knife cosmetic known from named finishes.
53. WikiFlip KnifeKnife cosmetic, with Fade among the named finishes.
54. WikiButterfly CaseCase tied to an expired 50-Credit code.
55. WikiGlove CaseGlove cases. Related codes paid Credits, and the two codes paid different amounts.
56. WikiWinter Case 2025Seasonal case name from 2025 listings.
57. WikiOther named casesChrysalis, Finishline, Lionheart, Apex, and Case #1 are catalog names.
58. WikiDust IIBest-documented map name, with the usual Dust II lane words.
59. WikiMirageUtility guide map. Oasis may be a reskin according to one May 2026 video.
60. WikiOasisReported Mirage-layout replacement. Not confirmed by an official title.
61. WikiReactorOfficial map added on 20 July 2026. Callouts were not published in that video.
62. WikiNukeMap name used by recent clips. Layout not documented here.
63. WikiSeasideName attached to a 100-Credit code. Layout details are not confirmed here.
64. WikiEarly Beta TesterLegacy badge for beta play.
65. WikiCompleted Medal QuestBadge from the limited Medal collaboration.
66. WikiCreditsCosmetic currency from codes and the shop.
67. WikiRound cashMatch currency for guns and utility. Amounts per kill are unpublished here.
68. WikiTrade-up contract10 skins of one rarity for 1 skin of the next, stopping at red.
69. PagesHome
70. GuidesGuidesStart with the first match, then open the guide that matches the problem you have: codes, buy menu, settings, objective, or cosmetics.
71. GuidesBeginner GuideA short path for the first session: objective, buy menu, and one teammate to trade.
72. WikiWikiWeapon labels, maps, badges, the two currencies, and trade-up rules.
73. WikiEquipmentBase weapons seen in official inventory or loadout footage, plus cases and knives that are cosmetics only.
74. WikiMap & RoutesMap names with the evidence behind them. Callouts are included only where guides actually use those words.
75. WikiBadgesBadges shown on the official Roblox experience page.
76. WikiCreditsPersistent cosmetic currency from codes and the shop. Not the cash in the buy menu.
77. WikiMoneyRound cash earned by playing and spent in the buy menu. Exact rewards are not published here.
78. WikiCraftingTrade-up contracts from update 1.1.1. Ten skins of one rarity become one of the next, up to red.
79. CodesCodesRecently announced Credit codes, the level 5 gate, and older strings that lists now treat as expired.
80. VideosVideo GuidesOfficial BloxStrike videos for movement, updates, trading safety, and early gameplay, plus one community Mirage lineup lesson.
81. ToolsCalculatorType a percent you already know. The form does not contain official case odds.
82. PagesPlayFocused Play player page with practical routes, resources, and decisions for the selected game.

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