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1. CodesTRICKORTREAT500 Cores
2. CodesGAMENAME500 Cores
3. ToolsCores shortfallEnter 1 Core per unit, the Academy price of the class you want, and the Cores you already hold. The result is how many Cores you still need before that purchase. It does not subtract a code you have not redeemed, and it does not include the separate 2,500 Core roll that copies a passive from another class you own.
4. CodesDrill to Earth’s Core 🎃👻 how to redeem codesRedeem checklist after a patch.
5. CodesDrill to Earth’s Core 🎃👻 expired codesRetired strings and fake-list warnings.
6. ToolsDrill to Earth’s Core 🎃👻 toolsEditorial pickers and calculators.
7. ToolsDrill to Earth’s Core 🎃👻 class pickerPublished roster topics for reference.
8. WikiDrill to Earth’s Core 🎃👻 playersRoster hub.
9. PagesDrill to Earth’s Core 🎃👻 updatesPatch notes and listing-checked changes.
10. PagesDrill to Earth’s Core 🎃👻 scriptsRisk notes for community automation. No downloads.
11. PagesDrill to Earth’s Core 🎃👻 official linksGame page, group, and Discord via Roblox Social.
12. RankingsDrill to Earth’s Core 🎃👻 tier listEditorial S through D boards.
13. GuidesBeginner guide: first runsHow a first run works, the PC controls, which class to take, how to keep the drill fueled, and the mistakes that end a Grass or Clay attempt.
14. GuidesHow to get CoresEvery listed Core source: in-run chests, boss walls, badges, the lobby gift box, and what those Cores buy in the Academy and chest shop.
15. GuidesHow to reach 100 kmA layer-by-layer plan to the Glowing Core boss wall: fuel checks, the walls that change the run, the upgrade cards that matter, and how the Wolf Bat behaves.
16. GuidesDrill upgrade cardsAll 21 drill cards, the coin price ladder by rarity, which cards deep-run notes buy first, and the Driller discount.
17. GuidesDungeons and structuresWhere each structure starts, who is inside, and which rooms are worth the detour before the next boss wall.
18. GuidesEnemy mutationsAll eight mutations, the layer where each starts, what the hit does, and which corpses are worth burning or selling.
19. GuidesChests, selling, and relicsChest tiers, how to spot a Mimic, how selling works, and the relic prices that are actually published.
20. GuidesInfinite Mode, churches, and revivesWhat changes after 100 km, how churches save gear, and the three ways back up after you die.
21. GuidesHow classes and levels workThe five Academy prices, how four level perks unlock, the 2,500 Core passive roll, and the classes that have badges but no published price.
22. GuidesDrill to Earth's Core versus Dig to Earth's CORE!These are two different Roblox games. Their codes, studios, and objectives do not transfer.
23. GuidesPatch notes that change how you playDated changes that move layers, classes, cards, or revives. The developer has not published numbered patch versions.
24. WikiMinerThe 100 Core mining starter, and one of two classes that can be free on the first join.
25. WikiRecruitThe other 100 Core starter, with a small combat bonus.
26. WikiScoutMovement class with dungeon loot called out in later perks.
27. WikiHealerStronger healing, with a revive kit described at level 3.
28. WikiMechanicPuts more fuel into the drill.
29. WikiRacerFaster drill while you are the driver.
30. WikiWitchPotions last twice as long. Highest letter in the 3,000 Core tier.
31. WikiDrillerWall damage and a 50% discount on the main wall cards.
32. WikiTankDouble health at level 1.
33. WikiGunslingerDouble gun damage at a mid-tier price.
34. WikiBruiserDouble melee damage.
35. WikiDemolitionistExplosive damage, including a real answer to Stone enemies.
36. WikiPrincessStarts with the Princess Staff and 1,000 coins.
37. WikiCrafterCrafting Shack prices are 10% lower.
38. WikiReaperSoul Orbs from kills heal you.
39. WikiLucky LooterChests and ores drop extras more often.
40. WikiNightcrawlerNight vision plus melee and speed in the dark.
41. WikiSalvagerKills can drop iron bars.
42. WikiGoblin KingGoblins sell for double, and recruited goblins can share mutations.
43. WikiGunsmithCraft guns and ammo. Level 3 can make Golden enemies.
44. WikiBounty HunterBounties pay double coins.
45. WikiPirateKills can drop gold bars.
46. WikiProspectorExtra ore and gem drops, with later mineshaft and refinery perks reported in October.
47. WikiSamuraiMuch faster melee attacks.
48. WikiExecutionerTriple damage against bosses, plus a free card after each boss at level 4.
49. WikiPriestRestores 1% of max HP every second.
50. WikiMercenaryA played class with an unlock badge and no published Academy price.
51. WikiVampireA class unlock, separate from the common Vampire enemy badge.
52. WikiJack-o'-LanternA seasonal-looking unlock with no published price or perk list.
53. WikiEngineerAdded at the start of October 2026, still without a published price.
54. WikiGrass LayerThe opening layer, from the surface to 3 km.
55. WikiDirt Layer3 km to 10 km, where little walls and Goblin Brutes begin.
56. WikiStone Layer10 km to 17 km. Mutations start, and Loot Goblins arrive.
57. WikiClay Layer17 km to 24 km. The boss wall empties the fuel tank.
58. WikiFossil Layer24 km to 31 km. Spiders and the Giant mutation.
59. WikiCrystal Layer31 km to 41 km. Fuel Leeches, Blinkers, and Stone enemies.
60. WikiToxic Layer41 km to 51 km. The rest stop is destroyed, but a Golden Medkit is in the shop.
61. WikiFrozen Layer51 km to 61 km. Replaced the Radioactive Layer on 3 October 2026.
62. WikiThe Abyss61 km to 72 km. Mole Men and Electric enemies.
63. WikiVoid Layer72 km to 84 km. Faster, tankier Void enemies.
64. WikiGlowing Core84 km to 1,000 km. The normal run ends at the 100 km wall.
65. WikiHeart of the Earth1,000 km and deeper, added 29 August 2026.
66. WikiGoblinThe basic enemy from the Grass Layer.
67. WikiGoblin BruteA slower, tougher goblin and the level 1 dungeon boss wave.
68. WikiLoot GoblinSteals the best item on the drill and runs.
69. WikiSpiderJoins the enemy mix in the Fossil Layer.
70. WikiBat MinionA Crystal Layer addition.
71. WikiBlinkerAdded on 3 October 2026.
72. WikiFuel LeechHides in crystal-heavy rock and drains the tank.
73. WikiOre WormHides in ore and sticks to your face.
74. WikiMole ManA heavy hitter from The Abyss, also inside level 3 dungeons.
75. WikiVampireThe mansion enemy, not the class.
76. WikiBomboA late enemy whose first layer is disputed.
77. WikiBandit MinerA bounty miner, with a Void variant.
78. WikiCrazy MinerThe other bounty miner, also with a Void variant.
79. WikiGoblin LordThe level 2 dungeon boss.
80. WikiGoblin ChampionThe Arena boss at 10,000 HP.
81. WikiFire WidowThe Spider Dungeon boss, also called Red Widow in one drop note.
82. WikiWolf BatThe creature on the 100 km wall.
83. WikiVoidA tankier, faster enemy starting in Clay.
84. WikiGiantBigger, slower, and the best published fuel corpse.
85. WikiStoneImmune to guns and melee. Explodes on death and can drop ore.
86. WikiToxicA long damage-over-time that also cuts healing.
87. WikiFrozenA 4 second slow with two published strengths.
88. WikiElectricFast enemies that also speed up anyone they shock.
89. WikiFireAn 8 second burn based on max health.
90. WikiGoldenTriple sell value. Not tied to a layer.
91. WikiDrill PowerMore wall damage per hit.
92. WikiFuel StorageA larger tank.
93. WikiDrive SpeedHigher top speed.
94. WikiDrill DefenseThe drill damages enemies that touch it.
95. WikiTeam HealthMore max health for everyone.
96. WikiSack StorageMore bag space for every player.
97. WikiPower DriveFaster acceleration.
98. WikiPower SlamEvery 10th hit deals bonus wall damage.
99. WikiEngine OverdriveA speed burst after each wall.
100. WikiMega DrillDrill hits can crit harder.
101. WikiFirepowerMore gun damage for the whole team.
102. WikiSharpnessMore melee damage for the whole team.
103. WikiBlast PowerMore explosive damage for the whole team.
104. WikiPower BurstA 5 second burst of drill power and speed.
105. WikiMounted GunnerMore damage from the drill's mounted gun.
106. WikiRPM OverclockMore drill hits per second.
107. WikiLife StealMelee hits heal the attacker.
108. WikiMoney DrillCoins whenever the drill breaks a wall.
109. WikiUltra DrillStacking damage while the drill keeps hitting.
110. WikiHealth RegenThe team regenerates over time.
111. WikiCart ExtensionAn extra cart on the drill.
112. WikiCoalThe basic fuel, 25 per piece.
113. WikiGas Can75 fuel.
114. WikiVoid Coal100 fuel.
115. WikiPropane Tank200 fuel, the largest published fuel item.
116. WikiScrapThe coin junk from dungeons, 75 to 2,500 coins a piece.
117. WikiRare ShardA chest relic worth 500 coins.
118. WikiLegendary ShardA chest relic worth 2,500 coins.
119. WikiVoid Crystal5,000 coins from the 100 km wall, with a drop-rate conflict.
120. WikiHeartgem5,000 coins, or 25,000 if Pristine.
121. WikiBandageHeals 10%.
122. WikiGolden MedkitHeals 100%.
123. WikiRevive KitA non-Robux revive.
124. WikiPrincess StaffPrincess starts with this staff and 1,000 coins.
125. WikiExcaliburA rare chest weapon with its own badge.
126. WikiGoblin Lord CrownA 1% drop from the Goblin Lord.
127. WikiWidow CrownThe Spider Dungeon crown, under two names.
128. WikiChampion's ArmorHelmet, chest, legs, and hammer from the Goblin Champion.
129. WikiDungeon level 1The first maze, in the Grass Layer.
130. WikiSpider TunnelA short spider detour from the Dirt Layer.
131. WikiMineshaftOres, gems, and a Watcher.
132. WikiDungeon level 2Ends in the Goblin Lord.
133. WikiDungeon level 3Mole Men show up here before The Abyss.
134. WikiVampire MansionA Clay Layer mansion with a Vampire Key.
135. WikiSpider DungeonWidows, three waves, and five high-tier chests.
136. WikiGoblin's ArenaThe hardest listed structure, ending in the Champion.
137. WikiRest stopShop, trading post, crafting shack, and Camp Larry at each new layer.
138. WikiChurchSaves gear past 100 km.
139. WikiWelcomeThe join badge used as the denominator for depth rates.
140. WikiGroup MemberJoin the Game Name. group for a listed 30 Cores.
141. WikiPower Of Friendship30 Cores for playing with a friend.
142. WikiWell Played30 Cores for stepping in the lobby well.
143. WikiLightly Toasted30 Cores for catching fire on a campfire.
144. WikiMr. Quacks400 Cores for selling an evil duck.
145. WikiCosmic Blender575 Cores for creating a black hole.
146. WikiMeat To Heat1,150 Cores for reaching the Core on corpse fuel only.
147. WikiArmor Optional1,150 Cores for a no-armor Core clear.
148. WikiGrass LayerReach the end of the first layer.
149. WikiReach The CoreTravel 100,000 m.
150. WikiReach 150k Depth150,000 m in Infinite Mode.
151. WikiReach 200k Depth200,000 m.
152. WikiHeart of EarthThe 1,000 km badge.
153. WikiCoresLobby currency for classes, chests, and passive rolls.
154. WikiCoinsRun currency for cards, shop gear, and the crafting shack.
155. WikiCrafting ShackThe rest-stop crafter, 10% cheaper for the Crafter class.
156. WikiGem RefineryMultiplies gem value by 5.
157. PagesHome
158. GuidesBeginner GuideThe first session in Drill to Earth's Core: join a party, fuel the drill, clear the Grass dungeon, and buy the first wall-damage card.
159. GuidesGuidesRead in order if you are new: first runs, Cores, the 100 km plan, then the system pages for cards, dungeons, and mutations.
160. WikiWikiClasses, layers, enemies, mutations, drill cards, materials, structures, badges, and the two currencies.
161. WikiClassesTwenty-six Academy classes with Core prices and level 1 perks, plus four unlock badges that still have no published price.
162. WikiWorldsTwelve layers from the Grass Layer to the Heart of the Earth, with depth and boss-wall health.
163. WikiEntitiesRegular enemies with the health, fuel, and layer that are actually published. Bosses have their own category.
164. WikiBossesDungeon bosses and the Wolf Bat on the 100 km wall.
165. WikiMutationsEight enemy mutations, the layer or event that creates each one, and the sell or fuel multiplier when it is known.
166. WikiMachinesThe 21 coin cards sold at upgrade stops. One of the four offered cards costs Robux instead.
167. WikiMaterialsFuel items and relics whose coin or fuel values are published.
168. WikiEquipmentHeals, revive tools, and named gear with a documented effect. Full weapon damage tables are not published here.
169. WikiMap & RoutesDungeons and roadside structures, with the layer that first spawns each one.
170. WikiBadgesDepth badges and the achievements whose Core rewards are published. Award counts are a 19 October 2026 listing snapshot.
171. WikiMoneyCores buy classes in the lobby. Coins buy cards and gear during a run.
172. WikiCraftingThe Crafting Shack and the Gem Refinery, including the discounts and multipliers that are documented.
173. CodesCodesLobby gift-box codes for Cores. GAMENAME is the longest-listed working code. TRICKORTREAT was added by several lists on 17 and 18 October 2026.
174. VideosVideo GuidesYouTube walkthroughs that name this Roblox place or teach its classes, cards, and 100 km wall. Older videos predate the Frozen Layer.
175. ToolsCalculatorA Core-count check for a known Academy price. It does not read your account.
176. PagesPlayFocused Play player page with practical routes, resources, and decisions for the selected game.

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