Who runs this site
Build a Base and Steal Guide is maintained by an independent Roblox guide editor who has covered base-building and pet-collecting experiences since the genre's 2024-2025 boom. The editor's routine is source-first: the official Roblox page, creator-owned channels, then dated community trackers - in that order, every time.
The site is fan-made and unofficial. Roblox, and the game's creator replayable fun games, own the experience and run its official support. This site documents the game for players; it speaks for neither.
No AI-generated filler, no scraped text: every guide, table, and timeline entry on the site was written against the named sources and carries a check date so you can judge recency yourself.
Editorial policy
Official claims first. Gameplay claims start with the Roblox page or creator-owned channels. The official description (checked October 6, 2026) documents the loop: offline earnings, pet rolls, base protection, gear-based entry, stealing, and private servers.
Community numbers are labeled as community numbers. The rebirth ladder, mutation multipliers, and code rewards come from dated publications - Sportskeeda's guides (July 25 and August 5, 2026), GameRant's code log (August 16, 2026), Pro Game Guides (August 2026), and the build-a-base-and-steals.wiki field guide. Each table on this site names its source and its check date.
Conflicts are shown both ways. When GameRant and the fan wiki describe the code box in different menu locations, or log different durations for WeHit30K, this site prints both accounts instead of silently picking one.
The developer has yet to publish stat tables for pets, gear, or roll odds - so the site does not invent them. Where numbers are missing, pages say what is known, how it was checked, and when, then move on.
How pages are updated
Freshness-sensitive pages (codes, updates, timeline) are re-checked against the live Roblox page and tracker coverage after game updates and milestone events; each check leaves a date. System pages (rebirth, mutations, gear) re-verify against the in-game panels and the published tables after patches.
The update timeline records what shipped and when it was documented: the July [UPD] patch (codes, gear wording), the July 25 rebirth table and milestone codes, the August mutation table, and the [CLANS🛡️] title (tag on from late August through October 3, off again by the October 6, 2026 check).
Evergreen guides are rewritten when the underlying system changes, not on a calendar. When a guide and the live game disagree, the guide is wrong until fixed.
Corrections and contact
Found an outdated code, a moved menu, a wrong multiplier, or a broken link? Use the contact page with three things: the page URL, the claim as written, and the reference that supports the correction (a dated source, a screenshot, or your own in-game observation with the date).
Corrections that change a number or a status ship with a note of what changed; corrections about future speculation wait for sources. The site's job is to be the dated record players can trust, and reader corrections are the fastest freshness check it has.
