Players purchase crates
The official description states that players purchase crates and unbox keyboards from them.
Crates are how players unbox keyboards. Use a budget-first method with the visible crate price because the catalog, drop odds, and pity rules are not public.
The official description states that players purchase crates and unbox keyboards from them.
Roblox thumbnails show green, orange and other colored mystery-crate presentations.
No named pool, rarity distribution, pity rule or expected-value basis was found.
The crate-family mechanic is confirmed, while catalog and odds evidence gaps remain. Use the budget-first decision method with the visible crate price.
Each card records only what can be seen. It does not turn color or layout into a game rule.
Shown in official art; its official name, price, contents and odds are not published.
Multiple colored crates appear together; color does not establish a tier or drop table.
Official art shows the keyboard reveal, not a named crate or guaranteed outcome.
Crate purchasing is confirmed and official art shows several designs, but a current named catalog was not found.
Cost, contents and odds are all needed for that comparison, and those fields are not currently published.
No current drop table or pity rule was found in the checked game information.
It calculates budget, affordable count and shortfall from the price you enter. It does not predict keyboards or rarity.