Lucky Block Rush source policy.

Lucky Block Rush source policy

The Lucky Block Rush source policy exists because Roblox simulator games can change quickly, and players often find outdated code lists, copied guide pages, or videos that treat one run as permanent fact. This wiki is useful only if it clearly separates confirmed information from reports and unknowns.

Source hierarchy

This site uses sources in this order:

1. Official Roblox experience page for title, creator, description, and access.
2. Public Roblox APIs for universe metadata, thumbnails, badges, player limits, created date, updated timestamp, and private server flags.
3. High-trust Roblox analytics pages such as Rolimon’s for context about visits, favorites, gamepasses, and badge visibility.
4. Third-party Roblox code guides for reported codes, always with a warning that codes must be tested in game.
5. Creator videos and community posts only as context, never as the sole source for exact stats.

How code reports are handled

Lucky Block Rush codes can be useful, but code pages age quickly. If a third-party source reports a code, this wiki may list it as “reported” with the source date. It will not promise that a code is still active unless a first-party source or hands-on test confirms it. Players should copy codes exactly and verify them inside Lucky Block Rush.

What this wiki will not publish yet

The Lucky Block Rush source policy blocks pages that would require guessing. The wiki will not publish:

• A complete map guide without reliable map data.
• Drop rates or luck formulas without a source.
• A best brainrot tier list without stats and testing.
• Champion strategy routes based only on badge names.
• Build recommendations without hands-on comparison.
• Fake update notes copied from unrelated lucky block games.

How updates happen

When a source changes, the relevant page, internal links, source notes, sitemap date, and news log should change together. If only a rumor changes, the live page should usually stay stable. This source policy keeps Lucky Block Rush coverage useful for players who want current answers without unsupported claims.