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1. CodesFatal Floors 👁️ how to redeem codesRedeem checklist after a patch.
2. CodesFatal Floors 👁️ expired codesRetired strings and fake-list warnings.
3. WikiFatal Floors 👁️ playersRoster hub.
4. PagesFatal Floors 👁️ updatesPatch notes and listing-checked changes.
5. PagesFatal Floors 👁️ scriptsRisk notes for community automation. No downloads.
6. PagesFatal Floors 👁️ official linksGame page, group, and Discord via Roblox Social.
7. RankingsFatal Floors 👁️ tier listEditorial S through D boards.
8. GuidesClear the Coin Meter on Floor 1Floor 1 is always the Facility: five Iron Ore, one Blob, and an 8-credit quota. Two Iron Ore are enough to leave.
9. GuidesHow to Counter Every EntityYou cannot kill entities. Each one has a tell, a floor, and a counter: ribs, sleep, vents, gates, or a horn.
10. GuidesRevive a Teammate with a ReviverUse a Reviver on the fallen player's head. Solo runs cannot self-revive. A head in a pit comes back to the elevator.
11. GuidesSolo Descent RulesOne hit can end a solo run. Close gates, sell Revivers, and only cross a Bone Hound while it sleeps.
12. GuidesSpend Shards on the Right ClassSeven classes are documented in detail. Buy Chef or Hoarder first, then Builder, then Teleporter.
13. GuidesOre Values and Storage PotsIron is 5 coins, Amethyst is 75, and Gold is 100. Jade and Amber prices are still unconfirmed. One pot holds one ore type.
14. GuidesUse the Hammer without Bricking the ElevatorThe hammer moves and deletes tiles, but new placements only stick inside the elevator. Shop price is 150 coins. It sells for 15.
15. GuidesCook Food before You Sell or Eat ItA campfire costs 750 coins and only works inside the elevator. Cooking doubles carrot and ham payouts and turns a 5 HP egg into 20 HP.
16. GuidesFloor Themes and How Deep the Elevator GoesThere are four map themes and a floor counter with a badge at 100. Only Floor 1 is guaranteed to be the Facility.
17. GuidesCross a Bone Hound without Feeding ItFrom Floor 6 the hound hits for 50 HP and outruns you. Move during the 20-second sleep, and never let it into the elevator.
18. GuidesTake Giant Kiwi Eggs without a ChaseA calm Kiwi ignores you. One stolen egg makes it faster than sprint and each peck is 30 HP. Move the nest into the elevator, then delete it as the floor ends.
19. GuidesThorns, Pits, and the Other Hallway HazardsAfter the Hazard Update, Thorns are a hallway tile from Floor 15, not a creature. Pits still kill. Three other hallway badges exist with little published behavior.
20. WikiBeginnerDefault class with no items and 100 HP.
21. WikiChefSustain class that starts with a campfire, ham, and carrot.
22. WikiHoarderCarry class with extra slots, bonus money, and a starting Gold Ore.
23. WikiBuilderStarts with a hammer and two Storage Pots, and can build pipe barricades.
24. WikiTeleporterStarts with a Teleporter that returns you to the elevator after a charge.
25. WikiDoctorSupport class that starts with three Revivers.
26. WikiNurseSupport class that starts with one Reviver.
27. WikiBlobDanger 1 roadblock. Jump its ribs. Touching the body hurts.
28. WikiStingerDanger 2 ceiling hazard. A hit slows you, then it sleeps.
29. WikiWeathermanDanger 3 security robot with a television head. Vents and broken sight end the chase.
30. WikiCave-CrawlerDanger 4 hunter from Floor 6. It stares for three seconds, then speeds up as it chases.
31. WikiGiant KiwiNeutral Danger 4 bird. Calm until you take an egg, then faster than sprint.
32. WikiBone HoundThe lethal Danger 4 predator. 50 HP a hit, faster than you, safe only while it sleeps.
33. WikiFacilityThe Floor 1 map. Vents, warehouses, and instant-kill pits.
34. WikiMansionHotel-like floors from Floor 2. No bottomless pits. Tight doors stop large entities.
35. WikiHedge MazeA maze theme confirmed by the Getting Lost? badge. Fountains here heal.
36. WikiGreenhousePlant lab theme. Research text ties it to Thorns and the evacuation.
37. WikiVIP SuiteA location badge, not described as a fifth full theme.
38. WikiIron OreCommon ore. Sells for 5 coins. Floor 1 spawns five of them.
39. WikiJade OreGreen-fragment ore. Exact sell price is unconfirmed.
40. WikiAmber OreOrange-fragment ore. Exact sell price is unconfirmed, with notes near 35 coins.
41. WikiAmethyst OrePurple ore that sells for 75 coins.
42. WikiGold OreRarest ore. Sells for 100 coins. Hoarder spawns with one.
43. WikiHammerMoves and deletes tiles. Shop price 150 coins. Sells for 15.
44. WikiStorage PotElevator container. One item type, large quantity. 150 coins.
45. WikiTeleporterReturns you to the elevator. 750 coins, about 8 seconds to charge, about 2 minutes cooldown.
46. WikiReviverDisposable syringe. 400 coins in the shop. Sells for 25. Does not self-revive.
47. WikiCampfireElevator-only cooker. 750 coins. Unplaced it sells for 30.
48. WikiBigger BagAdds one inventory slot. The first upgrade to take.
49. WikiGlass GateTransparent wing doors so you can see a patrol before you open.
50. WikiGlass BreakerShatters reinforced windows. Not the same tool as the hammer.
51. WikiPlanterGrows a carrot in the elevator. 2250 coins. Harvest for Organic.
52. WikiCarrotRaw: 5 coins and 15 HP. Cooked: 10 coins and 30 HP.
53. WikiHamRaw: 20 coins and 40 HP. Cooked: 40 coins and 80 HP.
54. WikiGiant EggRaw: 25 coins and 5 HP. Cooked: 35 coins and 20 HP.
55. WikiGo-KartA drivable kart. Its horn scares a Cave-Crawler. Reckless Driver is the badge.
56. WikiFlashlightNamed as a free elevator vote reward. Effect details were not published.
57. WikiBear5A Facility warehouse object. Move it into the elevator with the hammer.
58. WikiThorns HallwayGreen bushes that slow you, cut your jump, and tick damage. Documented from Floor 15 after the Hazard Update.
59. WikiPitsInstant-death gaps in the Facility. The Mansion writeup says that theme has none.
60. WikiHallway OutageA hallway modifier known from the Power Issues badge.
61. WikiPuddle HallwayA hallway modifier known from the Watch Your Step badge.
62. WikiExposed WiringA hallway that can cook dropped food and awards Shock Hazard.
63. WikiNow HiringPlay Fatal Floors.
64. WikiGetting StartedCollect an Iron ore.
65. WikiDigging DeeperCollect a Jade ore.
66. WikiNot badCollect an Amber ore.
67. WikiEpic FindCollect an Amethyst ore.
68. WikiStruck Gold!Collect a Gold ore.
69. WikiDepths IReach floor 3.
70. WikiDepths IIReach floor 10.
71. WikiDepths IIIReach floor 25.
72. WikiDepths IVReach floor 50.
73. WikiDepths VReach floor 100.
74. WikiFatal FacilityEnter the facility.
75. WikiUnwelcome VisitorEnter the mansion.
76. WikiGetting Lost?Enter the hedge maze.
77. WikiEarthyEnter the greenhouse.
78. WikiVIPEnter The VIP Suite.
79. WikiGross RemainsEncounter the Blob.
80. WikiCaught in 4kEncounter the Weatherman.
81. WikiShocking DevelopmentEncounter a Weatherman that got a boost of energy.
82. WikiOpen WideEncounter the Cave-Crawler.
83. WikiProtectiveEncounter a Giant Kiwi.
84. WikiPreyEncounter the Bone Hound.
85. WikiHe Doesn't BitePet a sleeping Bone Hound.
86. WikiLook UpEncounter the Stinger.
87. WikiBear5 Alert!!!Bring Bear5 into the elevator with the hammer.
88. WikiRisky BusinessSteal one egg from a Giant Kiwi nest.
89. WikiPerfect HeistSteal every egg from a Giant Kiwi nest.
90. WikiWhos The Real Monster?Fill a Giant Kiwi nest with cooked giant eggs.
91. WikiPower IssuesEncounter a Hallway Outage.
92. WikiWatch Your StepEncounter a Puddle Hallway.
93. WikiThat StingsEncounter a Thorns Hallway.
94. WikiShock HazardEncounter an Exposed Wiring Hallway.
95. WikiEmployee NegligenceShatter a glass window.
96. WikiTeam SabotageShatter one of your glass gates.
97. WikiRepair CrewRepair your glass gates after shattering them.
98. WikiLeft BehindThe elevator left without you.
99. WikiInto The PitFall down a pit and die.
100. WikiBack For MoreGet revived after dying.
101. WikiTastyCook a meal at a campfire.
102. WikiUnconventional CookingCook an item with electricity.
103. WikiCharred RemainsPick up a player head that has been cooked.
104. WikiOrganicGet a home-grown carrot.
105. WikiThirstyDrink from a water fountain.
106. WikiBlessedDrink from a blessed water fountain.
107. WikiHeavy!Put 100 items into one storage pot.
108. WikiDecoratorBring a decoration into the elevator with a hammer.
109. WikiMapped OutUnlock all map upgrades.
110. WikiFast TravelUse a teleporter.
111. WikiReckless DriverDrive a GoKart.
112. WikiCompletionist IUnlock 25 badges.
113. WikiCompletionist IIUnlock 50 badges.
114. PagesHome
115. GuidesBeginner GuideThe first descent: four wings, the Sell Bin, Floor 1's fixed 8-credit quota, and which page to open next.
116. GuidesGuidesTask guides for the elevator loop, entities, revives, solo runs, classes, ore, the hammer, cooking, floors, and hazards.
117. WikiWikiClasses, entities, floor themes, ores, gear, hazards, and the 51-badge catalog.
118. WikiClassesDocumented lobby classes, what they spawn with, and when to bring them.
119. WikiEntitiesThe six creatures, their danger levels, and the counter that actually works.
120. WikiWorldsFacility, Mansion, Hedge Maze, Greenhouse, and the VIP Suite badge.
121. WikiMaterialsIron, Jade, Amber, Amethyst, and Gold. Unconfirmed sells stay labeled.
122. WikiEquipmentShop tools, food, and the elevator upgrades with a documented price or effect.
123. WikiMap & RoutesPits, thorn halls, and the other hallway badges.
124. WikiBadgesAll 51 official Fatal Floors badges and the requirement text from the catalog.
125. CodesCodesNo Fatal Floors code strings are confirmed, and no redemption button has been documented.
126. VideosVideo GuidesSame-game YouTube lessons for the early descent, entity tells, and the in-game research text. Dates are on each card so older thorn behavior is not treated as current.
127. PagesPlayFocused Play player page with practical routes, resources, and decisions for the selected game.

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