Wave 4 secret quests

The last five fragments, set by Roblox for Friday, September 25. Not open yet Finish these and the count reads 20 of 20: the final puzzle opens, and the race for one of the first 20 places starts.

A first for this wave: the hub says which item goes where

For waves 1 through 3, this site had to guess which hub badge paired with which reward by lining up holder counts and year order, and said so on every card. Wave 4 is different: Roblox renamed all five hub badges to match their reward item's own name (the badge for Sword Fights on the Heights IV, for instance, is now literally called "How To Build A Happy Home"). The game-to-item pairing below comes straight from that, not from a guess.

How spread out the five are

Holders of each game's own in-hub badge, from Roblox's records at the last update of this site. Grow a Garden is the most common by far, at 28× Lumber Tycoon 2's count.

1. Grow a Garden: 123,221
2. Murder Mystery 2: 100,088
3. Jailbreak: 68,269
4. Sword Fights on the Heights IV: 27,288
5. Lumber Tycoon 2: 4,408

A low count does not always mean a harder route: it can mean fewer players have tried, or players who solved it have not claimed the hub item yet. Here it lines up with what the guides describe: Lumber Tycoon 2's route needs a multi-stage puzzle inside the game, and every video crew that tried it wrote a different, contradicting account of the steps. Play order is free, so line up whichever route you have a source for first.

The five routes

Each route below is how players report finishing the quest and is marked Unconfirmed for that reason; two of the five have only a single readable source. Codes, colour sequences and puzzle answers stay in the linked videos, not copied here.

First: The 4 Sword Collector badge from the main quest, stated in the game's own badge text (2007).

Sword Fights on the Heights IV

Needs the 4 Sword Collector badge first (the 2007 main quest), stated in the game's own badge text. Then a purple portal on the main map leads down into a separate area nicknamed the Abyss.

Unconfirmed

1. 1
   Earn the 4 Sword Collector badge first (the 2007 main quest: press five buttons around the map, then pick up four different swords). The secret badge will not register without it.
2. 2
   Take the purple portal into the Abyss, a lower area with fiery rings and stacked platforms.
3. 3
   Climb down past the rings to the lower platforms and find a small, easy-to-miss blue part on one of the brown platforms near a sun-patterned tile.
4. 4
   Climb a black stair structure nearby and look behind the large wall at its far end for a hidden red door that acts as a teleporter.
5. 5
   Beyond the door, cross a chain of launchers through the air to a transparent platform, then touch the dark sphere on its pedestal. The badge fires.

First: Nothing stated; the badge carries no description at all.

Murder Mystery 2

Not stated in the badge, which carries no description at all. Guides point at three legacy maps that still rotate into the queue: Hotel 2014, Hospital 2014 and Office 2014.

Unconfirmed

1. 1
   Queue rounds until the map rotates to Hotel 2014, Hospital 2014 or Office 2014 (the current-day versions of those maps do not count).
2. 2
   On Hotel 2014, find and pick up a hidden gun item.
3. 3
   On Hospital 2014, find and pick up a hidden knife item.
4. 4
   On Office 2014, find and pick up a hidden item guides call the "deathshard".
5. 5
   Once all three are collected the badge fires; claim the item at the hub's 2014 area.

First: Geck's badge from the main quest, per one video (2015).

Lumber Tycoon 2

Reported to start after Geck's 2015 main quest hands over a purple Bag of Sand. One video describes opening it at a Skeleton NPC inside a Lost Cave, reached by driving up the mountain and blasting a rock open with TNT.

Unconfirmed

1. 1
   Finish Geck's quest first (the 2015 main quest) to receive a purple Bag of Sand.
2. 2
   Gather a plank cut from a big log, at least three TNT sticks from Bob's Shack, and a work light.
3. 3
   Use the plank to climb a cliff near a corner of the map, then use TNT from a safe distance to blast open a rock and reveal a cave.
4. 4
   Talk to the Skeleton NPC inside, which lets Bags of Sand be opened into small items called glorbs.
5. 5
   Open the Bag of Sand and sort the glorbs into a pixel picture by their colour changes (the order is in the video, not repeated here); the one at the picture's centre is the key glorb.
6. 6
   Carry that glorb, and the other items the video shows, back down to a buried hatch near the first cave and place each on its matching plate. A glorb drops from the ceiling and the badge fires.

First: Not shown to be required by the one full walkthrough found.

Jailbreak

In Jailbreak, starting from a helicopter near the prison. The game's own badge text jokes that the reward is a one-of-a-kind "Domino Rims" — no such item exists in the catalog, so this looks like a red herring; the real reward is below.

Unconfirmed

1. 1
   Take a helicopter and fly to a trampoline area away from the prison.
2. 2
   Shoot the bombs there with a shotgun so they launch away, and note where they land near a meteor outside the main map.
3. 3
   Fly to the meteor, pick up the launched bombs (a few at a time), and fly back to the prison.
4. 4
   Land at a specific weak wall section back at the prison and place the bombs against it to break it open; more than one trip may be needed.
5. 5
   Go through the opened wall and clear the short area on the other side, which one video shows fighting through and another shows a way to skip. The badge fires.

First: Feeding the hub NPC Green Bean carrots, per a single social post.

Grow a Garden

Roblox gives no description for this badge beyond "You found something... Right?". The most-awarded quest of the wave, but with the thinnest public write-up: no full narrated walkthrough was found, only a single social post describing feeding the hub NPC Green Bean carrots before a hidden area opens.

Unconfirmed

1. 1
   Give the hub NPC Green Bean a total of 8 kg of carrots (the exact method is not documented in any source found).
2. 2
   Jump from the edge of the Grow a Garden map into a separate hidden area, where the Roblox CEO's in-game cameo character, Jandel, appears.
3. 3
   Solve a puzzle there to earn the badge (its content is not published anywhere found).

Two loose ends

• Jailbreak's badge jokes about a reward that does not exist. Its own description promises "the one-of-a-kind Domino Rims", but no catalog search turns up an item by that name. The item Roblox actually pays for it, confirmed by the hub badge's own name, is Defective Despacito Spiders.
• One route was live for days before anyone found it. Sword Fights on the Heights IV's secret badge had its icon and text set almost a week before the rest of this wave opened, yet nearly all of its holders arrived once the other four went live. It looks like the route existed in the game earlier than the hub pointed players toward it.

Twenty of twenty

Finishing this wave means every fragment is in, and the final puzzle plus the race for the Dominus is the only secret-path content left. What that prize is, how many players are already racing for it, and the copies being sold that are not the real thing, are on the Dominus page. Earlier waves: wave 1, wave 2 and wave 3.