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  1. CodesObjects of Terror [BETA] how to redeem codesRedeem checklist after a patch.
  2. CodesObjects of Terror [BETA] expired codesRetired strings and fake-list warnings.
  3. WikiObjects of Terror [BETA] playersRoster hub.
  4. PagesObjects of Terror [BETA] updatesPatch notes and listing-checked changes.
  5. PagesObjects of Terror [BETA] scriptsRisk notes for community automation. No downloads.
  6. PagesObjects of Terror [BETA] official linksGame page, group, and Discord via Roblox Social.
  7. GuidesFirst Match as a ContestantQueue your first Public Beta round with a one-star Contestant, learn Recovery Centers, and finish by reaching an exit.
  8. GuidesRevives, Exits, and Last Object StandingUse Recovery Centers once per survivor, treat bridges as exposed crossings, and spend the final-survivor buff on an exit.
  9. GuidesContestant Roles and Who to Learn FirstCompare the Public Beta Contestants by play difficulty and role, then choose a first kit you can actually pilot.
  10. GuidesLeafy: Knives, Lofty, and Blue SkidaddleUse Leafy's 1.25-second first stun to cancel a Co-Host ability, then decide whether Blue Skidaddle is safe.
  11. GuidesSupport Timing: Dr. Fizz, Candle, and Test TubePlace heals where a chase can still be slowed, and cancel any ability that roots you when the Co-Host arrives.
  12. GuidesTraps and Conditional CooldownsPlay Blocky and Teardrop around what the last ability actually hit, because BETA 1.0.1 changed their cooldowns.
  13. GuidesAnnouncer: Slice, Saws, R.U.N, and BugsLearn Announcer first: a 27.5-damage Slice, surface saws, a committed rush, and bugs that reveal and interrupt.
  14. GuidesMePhoneX Meter and Evil Leafy TeleportsSpend MePhoneX's shared meter on purpose, and treat Evil Leafy's short teleports as her only movement.
  15. GuidesRead a Public Beta MapThe five Public Beta maps share items, revives, and exits. Learn landmarks instead of waiting for a fixed coordinate guide.
  16. GuidesWhat BETA 1.0.1 ChangedCarry the BETA 1.0.1 cooldown, damage, meter, and movement changes into your next match instead of playing the launch kit.
  17. GuidesShop, Passes, and BadgesSeparate cosmetic Robux packs and Wintoken skins from the six free badges you earn by playing.
  18. WikiLeafyOne-star stunner and survivalist with Knife Toss, Lofty, and Blue Skidaddle.
  19. WikiBlockyOne-star trapper and stunner who places Shock Wire and shoves with Crafty Toss.
  20. WikiDr. FizzOne-star support and defender who heals allies and leaves slowing puddles.
  21. WikiTeardropTwo-star survivalist and stunner whose Throw and Roll cooldowns depend on the result.
  22. WikiCandleThree-star support and defender who heals while levitating and unable to move.
  23. WikiTest TubeThree-star support and stunner whose defining tool is Blue Ray.
  24. WikiLightbulbFour-star defender and support whose Dive shoves Contestants and Co-Hosts.
  25. WikiGolf BallFive-star trapper and support. Individual ability names are not published.
  26. WikiSnowballFive-star defender and stunner without a published ability list or Last Object Standing theme.
  27. WikiAnnouncerOne-star rushdown and zoner with Slice, Budget Cutter, R.U.N, and Bugs.
  28. WikiMePhoneXThree-star tunneler and trickster who spends one meter on flight, a laser, and a dash.
  29. WikiEvil LeafyFive-star ambusher who moves by short teleports and places a wall with Growth.
  30. WikiUnderground FactoryBFDI-inspired Public Beta map with the shared revive and exit systems.
  31. Wiki5BBFDIA-inspired Public Beta map named in the lineup, without a dedicated room guide.
  32. WikiNoctiluca CavernBFDIA-inspired cavern map. Pitfall Resistance matters on its drops.
  33. WikiEvil ForestBFDIA-inspired Public Beta map without a dedicated room guide.
  34. WikiPurgatory MansionII2-inspired Public Beta map. Its theme appears in the official soundtrack.
  35. WikiRecovery CentersMap objects that let a living Contestant revive an eliminated teammate once.
  36. WikiBridgeA crossing toward an exit. Crossing it is not the same as escaping.
  37. WikiLET THE TERROR BEGINJoin Objects of Terror for the first time.
  38. WikiELIMINATION TIMEExperience your first loss.
  39. WikiSEASON WINNERWin the season as the final Contestant.
  40. WikiBUDGET CUTSWin a season as Announcer.
  41. WikiREALITY OF THE SITUATIONWin a season as MePhoneX.
  42. WikiSHE DESERVES THISWin a season as Evil Leafy.
  43. WikiUncle SamA Leafy skin that replaces her with Uncle Sam from Battle For Object.
  44. WikiRetro HeroA Leafy skin sold through the Daily Shop.
  45. WikiSteamworks Skin PackFive exclusive skins and ten stickers. No gameplay advantage.
  46. WikiV.I.PA chat tag plus Leafy and Evil Leafy cosmetics.
  47. Wiki2x Emotes and StickersTwo extra emote wheels and two extra sticker wheels. Not for sale in the November 4, 2026 snapshot.
  48. WikiMap itemsEight temporary item types spawn on each Public Beta map. Names are not published.
  49. WikiStickersCosmetic reaction texts, plus exclusives from the Robux packs.
  50. PagesHomeContestant kits, Co-Hosts, maps, badges, and the BETA 1.0.1 changes for Fish Frontier's Roblox horror game.
  51. GuidesGuidesTask guides for the first match, revives, Contestant roles, Co-Host kits, maps, the 1.0.1 patch, and the shop.
  52. GuidesBeginner GuideA short path through your first Contestant round, then the pages that explain revives, kits, and the current patch.
  53. WikiWikiContestants, Co-Hosts, maps, badges, and cosmetic items documented for the Public Beta.
  54. WikiCharactersPublic Beta Contestants with published difficulty, role, and the ability facts that guides actually name.
  55. WikiBossesAnnouncer, MePhoneX, and Evil Leafy, the three hunters who try to eliminate every Contestant.
  56. WikiWorldsFive Public Beta maps plus the shared bridge and Recovery Center systems.
  57. WikiBadgesSix documented badges, from the first join to a season win on each Co-Host.
  58. WikiEquipmentCosmetic passes, Wintoken skins, and match systems that behave like items but are not a full pickup list.
  59. CodesCodesNo verified in-game promo codes were documented for this beta. Discord invites are listed on the links page, not as rewards.
  60. VideosVideo GuidesA Leafy kit walkthrough that points at the same Roblox experience, plus the official trailer. More character lessons were not available as matching tutorials.
  61. PagesPlayFocused Play player page with practical routes, resources, and decisions for the selected game.

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