The Trade Weapons weapon wiki separates verified concepts from missing names, stats, rarities, odds and acquisition details for this exact experience.
Official Roblox records support a box-reveal appearance, weapon visuals, income-per-second labels, and a badge named Welcome. They do not publish the box rules or a named weapon database.
This wiki keeps missing fields visible so promotional art cannot silently become a value list, rarity table, drop guide, or promise about the live game.
The current gameplay glossary can safely identify trade comparison imagery, a box reveal, income labels, and the Welcome badge. Exact round flow, places, controls, and progression rules remain unknown until attributable evidence documents them.
Each card separates the visible or named fact from the details that remain unverified. Visual descriptions are evidence labels, not item names.
Roblox's official experience media shows a cardboard box revealing a rainbow-looking, knife-like weapon. That supports a box-reveal visual only—not a box name, loot table, or live mechanic.
Box name, price, contents, odds, pity, location, opening steps, weapon name and rarity.
The public Roblox badge inventory for this experience lists an enabled badge named Welcome. The badge name is a verified entity; it does not establish a weapon, reward, code, or progression system.
Exact unlock instructions, additional achievements and historical badge changes.
Official promotional art uses per-second income labels beside a trade comparison. Those labels support the comparison concept, not a current income table or fixed market-value list.
Current weapon rates, canonical weapon identities, demand, market worth and fair-trade verdicts.
No. The official media confirms a reveal image, but no exact odds, pity rule, price, contents, or opening procedure has been verified.
No. The weapon page is a source-labelled appearance register. It deliberately leaves canonical names, rarities, stats, rates, values, and acquisition fields unverified.
These routes preserve the boundary between observed evidence, ranking readiness, player-entered arithmetic, and source review.
Review the official-media appearance register and every field still needed for named weapon pages.
See why rankings remain on hold until a canonical roster and comparable fields are verified.
Use transparent player-entered arithmetic without preset values or an automatic W/F/L verdict.
Check the evidence hierarchy, review date, claim boundaries, and promotion rules.
