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  1. CodesCORTISOLExclusive Low Cortisol mount
  2. CodesFORTNIGHTBattle Bus exclusive mount
  3. CodesLESSON5Johnny Joestar exclusive mount
  4. CodesSIGHOld Floating Cube mount
  5. Codes2YEARSFree rewards (added around 22 August 2026; exact bundle not published)
  6. CodesURARAHaru Urara mount
  7. CodesUMAMUSUMEUma Musume exclusive mount (some lists name Goldship)
  8. CodesUMAMUSUMEAGAINUma Musume exclusive mount (some lists name Mambo)
  9. CodesDINOExclusive Dino mount
  10. CodesGOOSEThe Goose exclusive mount
  11. CodesSECRETDEVExclusive Wyvern DEV mount (also listed only as freebies)
  12. CodesSHIZUKAExclusive mount
  13. CodesBANANAC4TReward or mount (lists disagree on the exact item)
  14. CodesBTSBT9Reward or mount (lists disagree on the exact item)
  15. CodesMERAMERAExclusive mount
  16. CodesLIKES500LOLStar
  17. CodesSPOOKY13Fast Scroll on one list; other October notes only say it was reported working again
  18. ToolsRoll odds helperEstimate the chance of seeing a listed mount at least once. Enter the percent yourself from the in-game 1-in-N index. The default is only the documented 1-in-6 starter example, not a rare-mount rate, and the form does not apply Luck.
  19. Codes[πŸŽƒ] MOUNT RNG how to redeem codesRedeem checklist after a patch.
  20. Codes[πŸŽƒ] MOUNT RNG expired codesRetired strings and fake-list warnings.
  21. Tools[πŸŽƒ] MOUNT RNG toolsEditorial pickers and calculators.
  22. Tools[πŸŽƒ] MOUNT RNG class pickerPublished roster topics for reference.
  23. Wiki[πŸŽƒ] MOUNT RNG playersRoster hub.
  24. Pages[πŸŽƒ] MOUNT RNG updatesPatch notes and listing-checked changes.
  25. Pages[πŸŽƒ] MOUNT RNG scriptsRisk notes for community automation. No downloads.
  26. Pages[πŸŽƒ] MOUNT RNG official linksGame page, group, and Discord via Roblox Social.
  27. Rankings[πŸŽƒ] MOUNT RNG tier listEditorial S through D boards.
  28. GuidesHow to play MOUNT RNGThe first-hour loop: redeem codes, turn on free Luck, auto-roll, sell junk for Essence, then buy the next island key.
  29. GuidesHow to stack LuckAdd the official +20 and friend bonuses first, then time potions, the 10-roll meter, Stars, and passes so short buffs are not wasted.
  30. GuidesHow to farm EssenceEssence comes from selling mounts, quests, and some codes. Spend it on the next key before you spend it on potions.
  31. GuidesHow to unlock islandsFollow the seven-badge map: lobby, Auntum Fields, Paradise, Frozen Reach, Celestial Peak, Magma Lair, then the Azatoth secret.
  32. GuidesHow to clear Magma LairUnlock Celestial Peak first, stay off the lava, and farm Fire Knights for materials instead of burning Luck potions in the dungeon.
  33. GuidesHow to get AzatothAzatoth is the secret-island mount behind the Against the Test of Time badge. It is not a lobby roll.
  34. GuidesGame passes and what they changeFive catalog passes are on sale: Fast Roll, Luck Roll, Double Essences, Magnet, and Ultra Luck Roll. They stack when the listing says they do.
  35. GuidesHow trading unlocksTrading opens after a lifetime roll count. Guides disagree between 200 and 1,000 rolls, so read the prompt on your account.
  36. GuidesUpdate 54 HalloweenVersion 1.54 is the live Halloween update: find pumpkins, roll spooky mounts, and do not assume old spooky codes still pay.
  37. GuidesCrafting materials and the forgeStone, Wood, Iron, Diamond, Dragon Scale, and Lava Core are the named crafting materials. Recipe counts are not published.
  38. GuidesExclusives, dev mounts, and billion-odds rollsCode mounts, the Azatoth secret, and staff-only dev rides are different piles. Only some of them can ever enter your inventory.
  39. GuidesControls and menusDice and Auto Roll are at the bottom. Settings, codes, and Trade are on the left. Lifetime rolls are on the right-hand leaderboard.
  40. WikiAuntum FieldsFirst explored field after the lobby. The official badge spells it Auntum.
  41. WikiParadise IslandSecond exploration badge. Enter Paradise Island for the first time.
  42. WikiFrozen ReachSnow zone badge. Snow Guardians are the named mobs in farm notes.
  43. WikiCelestial PeakHigh zone badge and the door toward Magma Lair.
  44. WikiThe Magma LairDungeon under Celestial Peak. The badge calls it a mysterious dungeon.
  45. WikiSecret islandThe place the Azatoth badge names. The step-by-step path is not published.
  46. WikiHalloween IslandA theme island summoned with the Halloween Key. Only one of that theme can exist on the map.
  47. WikiAnime IslandA theme island summoned with the Anime Key, about 54,000 Essence in recent notes.
  48. WikiSuper FarmA side destination named in farm teleport lists, used for materials and Essence rather than a new badge.
  49. WikiCommunity IslandA social side area named in teleport lists.
  50. WikiPuppeteer IslandA themed side pocket named in teleport lists.
  51. WikiAtlantis Island (removed)An older island that fan documentation says is no longer in the game.
  52. WikiWelcome to Mount RNGPlayed MOUNT RNG for the first time.
  53. WikiAuntum FieldsEnter the Auntum Fields for the very first time.
  54. WikiParadise IslandEnter Paradise Island for the very first time.
  55. WikiFrozen ReachEnter Frozen Reach for the very first time.
  56. WikiCelestial PeakEnter Celestial Peak for the very first time.
  57. WikiThe Magma LairEnter the mysterious dungeon for the very first time.
  58. WikiAgainst the Test of TimeGet the Azatoth mount through the secret island.
  59. WikiLuck Potion+50 Luck for 1 minute.
  60. WikiUltra Luck Potion+400 Luck for 5 minutes.
  61. WikiShine for All+260 Luck for the whole lobby for 4 minutes.
  62. WikiFast ScrollA temporary burst of faster rolls.
  63. WikiSuper Lucky StarOne huge Luck spike on the next roll, then it is gone.
  64. WikiHalloween KeySummons Halloween Island for about 42,000 Essence.
  65. WikiAnime KeySummons Anime Island for about 54,000 Essence.
  66. WikiSoul StaffAccessory listed at +150 permanent Luck.
  67. WikiTridentAccessory listed at +650 permanent Luck, with an older Atlantis origin story.
  68. WikiWoodBasic craft ingredient and a forge-speed boost.
  69. WikiStoneBase material combined with Essence for higher recipes.
  70. WikiIronBasic metal. The documented source is player trading.
  71. WikiDiamondEpic mineral for Epic to Mythical gear.
  72. WikiDragon ScaleHigh-tier component with fire, lightning, and shadow properties.
  73. WikiLava CoreA crafting material associated with late zones. Drop table unpublished.
  74. WikiRoblox NoobA starter mount cited around 1 in 6.
  75. WikiSkateboardAnother early common that auto-sell filters often target.
  76. WikiFloating CubeA common cube. Not the Old Floating Cube from the SIGH code.
  77. WikiBattle BusExclusive mount from the FORTNIGHT code.
  78. WikiJohnny JoestarExclusive mount from the LESSON5 code.
  79. WikiHaru UraraUma Musume mount from the URARA code.
  80. WikiUma Musume exclusiveMount from UMAMUSUME. Some lists name it Goldship.
  81. WikiUma Musume second exclusiveMount from UMAMUSUMEAGAIN. Some lists name it Mambo.
  82. WikiOld Floating CubeCode mount from SIGH. Different from a normal Floating Cube.
  83. WikiLow CortisolExclusive from CORTISOL, the newest widely repeated code.
  84. WikiDinoExclusive Dino mount from the DINO code.
  85. WikiThe GooseExclusive from the GOOSE code.
  86. WikiWyvern DEVCode mount from SECRETDEV, not a staff-only dev ride.
  87. WikiAzatothSecret-island mount for the Against the Test of Time badge.
  88. WikiBlackbeardListed at 1 in 1,600,000, with a blackout effect on equip.
  89. WikiMecha GodzillaListed at 1 in 620,000,000 with several combat skills.
  90. WikiDemon CatListed at 1 in 4.5 billion, with about 287 owners in one note.
  91. WikiShortyListed at 1 in 4.6 billion, with about 40 owners.
  92. WikiSukunaListed at 1 in 9 billion with domain-style visuals.
  93. WikiReforged AtomicA near-unique reforged roll with a full-screen strike.
  94. WikiArthur PendragonA golden knight mount with as few as two owners in one note.
  95. WikiReforged RengokuFlame mount with about four reported owners.
  96. WikiVoid Hunter MiyabiAbout 21 owners in one note, with stage and speed skills.
  97. WikiGlow WhaleNamed both as an Atlantis-era 14,500,000 roll and as a Star-session pull.
  98. WikiSpooky HouseUpdate 54 Halloween showcase mount. Odds not published.
  99. WikiGhost FaceUpdate 54 Halloween showcase mount. Odds not published.
  100. WikiQueen SpiderUpdate 54 Halloween showcase mount. Odds not published.
  101. WikiBoogie EyeUpdate 54 Halloween showcase mount. Odds not published.
  102. WikiSebastianUpdate 54 Halloween showcase mount. Odds not published.
  103. WikiWuggiesUpdate 54 Halloween showcase mount. Odds not published.
  104. WikiOE CatUpdate 54 mount, also called Oiia Cat. Odds not published.
  105. WikiAfariaHigher-tier Halloween mount with a cutscene in showcase footage.
  106. WikiEdge DeathHigher-tier Halloween mount with a cutscene in showcase footage.
  107. WikiMaster Sword DevTaleSun staff mount. Not a player roll. About 9 owners in showcase notes.
  108. WikiRimuru (Snow Dev)Staff mount with slime and black-hole skills. Not tradable.
  109. WikiSlipper DevStaff mount whose showcase ability turns the map red on a long cooldown.
  110. WikiFire KnightsThe named Magma Lair enemy.
  111. WikiSnow GuardiansCold-zone enemies associated with Frozen Reach.
  112. WikiCelestial KnightsEnemies associated with Celestial Peak.
  113. WikiEssenceCurrency from selling mounts, quests, and some codes.
  114. PagesHomeFan wiki for TaleSun Studios' Roblox game MOUNT RNG: codes, Luck, islands, and the mounts worth keeping.
  115. GuidesGuidesPlayer tasks for MOUNT RNG, from the first roll to islands, Essence, trading, and Update 54.
  116. GuidesBeginner GuideA first-session checklist for MOUNT RNG. The full walkthrough lives in the guides.
  117. CodesCodesMOUNT RNG codes reported in October 2026, split into strings lists still print and strings marked likely expired.
  118. WikiWikiZones, badges, potions, materials, and the mounts that have published names or odds.
  119. WikiMap & RoutesBadge zones, summoned theme islands, side areas, and the removed Atlantis island.
  120. WikiBadgesThe seven official MOUNT RNG badges and what the catalog says unlocks them.
  121. WikiPotionsLuck potions, Shine for All, Fast Scrolls, and the Super Lucky Star.
  122. WikiEquipmentIsland keys and the Luck accessories that have published bonuses.
  123. WikiMaterialsNamed forge materials. Recipe amounts are not published.
  124. WikiUnitsDocumented MOUNT RNG mounts: code rewards, Halloween names, extreme rolls, and staff-only dev rides.
  125. WikiEntitiesNamed hostile families tied to later zones.
  126. WikiEventsUpdate 54 Halloween and the earlier anniversary Luck announcement.
  127. WikiMoneyHow Essence is earned and the shop prices that have actually been written down.
  128. VideosVideo GuidesYouTube sessions that show this experience. The 2024 lobby tour still matches the dice, shop, and keys. The 2025 rare-roll video is a hunt, not a settings tutorial.
  129. ToolsCalculatorA probability form for a 1-in-N mount you convert to a percent. It does not know your Luck.
  130. PagesPlayFocused Play player page with practical routes, resources, and decisions for the selected game.

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