Dungeon Lootr (Roblox) About Us
Who runs this site, how we gather and label information about Dungeon Lootr, and how to reach us when something is wrong.
Who maintains this site
Dungeon Lootr Wiki is an independent, unofficial companion wiki for the Roblox game Dungeon Lootr. It is maintained by CT (Site Maintainer). We are a small editorial project rather than a studio or a network of anonymous scrapers, and the same person who writes the guides answers the contact address at the bottom of this page.
Our goal is deliberately narrow: give players one fast, readable hub for codes, classes, builds, and mechanics, and be honest about how much we actually know behind each number.
Unofficial community wiki notice
Unofficial fan wiki and companion guide for Dungeon Lootr on Roblox. Not affiliated with or endorsed by ClickBytes or Roblox Corporation. All trademarks, character names, game assets, and logos are the property of their respective owners. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by ClickBytes or Roblox Corporation.
How we gather information
Dungeon Lootr updates frequently, sometimes with server-side tweaks that ship without a client update. We use three sources and label every table according to which one it came from:
- -Official sources: the Roblox game page, the ClickBytes group, and the in-game menus. When these publish a value, we treat it as authoritative and quote it directly.
- -In-game observation: after a patch we check behaviour in a live client and mark whatever we can reproduce as verified.
- -Community reports: when several independent creators agree on a value, we record the agreement but keep the label at community, because a consensus is not an official confirmation.
What we do not claim
- -We do not claim to redeem every code in-game after each patch, and we do not guarantee that any value is current. Games change, and we re-verify as often as we can.
- -We do not publish a numbered changelog, because the developers do not publish one and we will not invent version numbers or dates to look thorough.
- -We do not print exact drop tables or damage formulas we cannot reproduce. Where a number is uncertain we label it, and where a claim cannot be supported we leave it out.
Our editorial principles
Three rules shape everything on this site. First, a plain page that answers a real question beats a long page that repeats itself. Second, a labelled uncertain number beats a confident wrong one, so we keep verified, community, and unverified labels visible rather than hiding them. Third, if a page and the live client disagree, the client wins, and we want to hear about it so we can correct the page.
Because the site is small, a single accurate correction improves a large share of it. That is the main reason the contact route below is a real inbox rather than a form that goes nowhere.
Corrections and contact
If you find an expired code, a value that no longer matches the live client, or a page that overstates what we know, tell us and we will fix it. We would rather be corrected than be confidently wrong.