Build a Base and Steal Guides

How the guides fit together

The ten guides split into three jobs. Starting out: the beginner guide walks the first session through the earn, roll, build, protect, and steal loop the official page documents. Growing: the pets, rolling, money, farming, and offline-earnings guides optimize the roster economy - per-second income, Luck windows, mutation multipliers, and the pet Index.

Competing: the base-defense and steal-pets guides cover the game's raiding half from both sides of the wall, and the progression guide carries the full 16-tier rebirth table that gives every other decision its direction. The private-server guide is the practice layer for all of it.

Everything here runs on the same research base: the official Roblox page (checked October 6, 2026), the published rebirth and mutation tables, and the dated code log - with each claim carrying its source.

The documented facts the guides share

The economy: every pet earns Cash per second, including while you are away (the official description leads with it). Mutations multiply income and sale value 1.5x to 4x. Codes pay +2 to +4 Luck for 5-10 minutes. Each rebirth pays permanent Luck (2x to 208x across 16 tiers), +2 pet slots, +3 defense blocks, and gear.

The raid: gear destroys and enters bases (official wording), exposed pets can be carried home, and both sides draw from the same 26-tool ladder - which is why preparation outweighs gear tier.

The roster: 30 named pet entries across the rebirth requirements (29 unique species per Pro Game Guides' count), from Cat and Chicken at the bottom to Fairy and Mermaid at the top.

Pick by question, not by order

'What do I do first?' - beginner guide. 'How do I get richer?' - farming, then money. 'How do I get that Golden pet?' - rolling and get-pets. 'How do I stop losing pets?' - base-defense. 'How do I take pets?' - steal-pets plus the readiness checklist. 'What's the point of it all?' - progression.

If you only read two: beginner first, progression second. The first teaches the loop; the second tells you what every loop iteration is building toward.