Every training zone ranked: free x2, x8, x15 and x100 rungs, paid Necro 99, Kaiju 299 and Throne 649 Robux, plus why the 500 Robux Throne claim is wrong.
Loot To Forge Training Zones: the 2/8/15/100 Ladder and the 649 Robux Throne
Quick answer: The training ladder runs x2, x8, x15 and x100, and those four numbers are printed identically by three independently written community guides, so treat them as community-observed but solid. The three paid stations cost 99 Robux (Necro Train Area), 299 Robux (Kaiju Train Area) and 649 Robux (Throne Train Area) — all three prices read straight out of Roblox's own developer product API on 2026-09-29. That same pull is what kills the 500 Robux Throne claim that keeps circulating: no such product exists at that price. What nobody can give you is the multiplier on the paid stations. The store description field is empty for every one of them, the game description is a five-line pitch with no numbers in it, and no community guide has published a measurement.
- Paid prices are official and stable. Paid multipliers are unpublished, so you cannot rank Necro against Kaiju against Throne on value.
- Clicking and idling both feed the same Power number, and the zone multiplier applies to both.
- New stations unlock on rebirth count, not on a Power threshold.
Official source: Roblox developer product API for universe 10684750879, pulled 2026-09-29. It returns 84 products with an empty next-page cursor, and Necro, Kaiju and Throne Train Area are three of them. The games API description carries no multiplier text at all, which is why the free numbers stay community-observed and the paid ones stay blank. The live game page shows players the same bare description.
The free ladder, rung by rung
Three sources that never cite each other print the same four multipliers, and one credits a specific creator for the set. That is the strongest evidence available in this game, because Good Bro Studio has never published a stat sheet or patch notes. The step sizes are not smooth, and that is the part most guides skip: the ladder does not double its way up, it jumps.
| Rung | Multiplier | Step from the rung below | Cumulative from x2 | Standing in the wrong zone costs you |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tier 1 | x2 | baseline | 1x | - |
| Tier 2 | x8 | 4.0x | 4x | 75% of income |
| Tier 3 | x15 | 1.9x | 7.5x | 87% of income |
| Tier 4 | x100 | 6.7x | 50x | 85% of income |
Community-observed, and it may change with game updates. The last column is why this matters: idling at x2 while x8 sits unlocked is four times slower, and idling at x15 while the 100x station is open is 6.7 times slower. Nobody is short on Power in this game by accident. They are standing in the lobby because the better station has not unlocked yet.

Which rung you may stand on is a function of rebirth count. Captures show stations gated behind rebirth tiers, and the Frostbound Tower plus a matching training zone arrive together on the second rebirth. Sportskeeda's rebirth guide describes the same progression, where each reset opens a better tier of training dummy. The rebirth guide covers the gate order; the short version is that a fresh account is locked out of nothing except waiting.
Before buying a paid station, check which free rung your rebirth count has unlocked. The x15 to x100 gap is 6.7x and the x2 to x8 gap is 4.0x, so moving up one unlocked rung beats most of the small permanent upgrades people buy first.
The paid stations, read from the store itself
These three come from the official product list, pulled on 2026-09-29, and every price below is a direct read of the Robux field, not a guide's transcription. Necro and Kaiju were created the same day as the 41-tier Skip Rebirth ladder, while Throne is one of the oldest paid items in the game.
| Store product name | Robux | Created | Description field | Multiplier |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Throne Train Area | 649 | 2026-08-26 | empty | not published |
| Necro Train Area | 99 | 2026-09-16 | empty | not published |
| Kaiju Train Area | 299 | 2026-09-16 | empty | not published |
Confirmed against the official API, and it stays confirmed until the developer reprices the product. Two things follow. First, the top of the ladder is not a free tier that some guides call Tier 4 — the 100x slot is almost certainly the Throne, which is why two conflicting 100x claims exist. Second, since the multipliers are blank, a 99 Robux purchase cannot be justified against a 649 Robux one on paper. You are buying an unmeasured number, and the honest way to treat that is as a gamble you can lose.
One community listing shows the Throne at 520 Robux with Roblox Plus. Treat that as community-observed: Roblox discounts are applied at the storefront, not in the product record I read.
If a page tells you the Throne multiplies by 100x, ask where the number came from. The official record has no description text, and the only published 100x claim traces to a guide that also lists 100x as a free fourth rung elsewhere. A multiplier nobody can source is not one to build a purchase on.
Four numbers floating around that do not survive checking
Most of the confusion on this topic is four specific claims, and three of them are wrong or unsourceable.
| Claim you will see | Where it comes from | Verdict |
|---|---|---|
| Throne costs 500 Robux | repeated on fan guides | Wrong. The official list shows 649. |
| The Throne is a 100x zone | repeated in a multiplier table | Unverifiable. No official number, no measurement. |
| Free zones are 1.5x and 2x, 4x after rebirth | one creator video | Conflicts with the 2/8/15/100 set. Another area, or an older build. |
| Rebirth Treadmill gives x6 at the 9th rebirth | one page on one site | Not adopted. No second source, and that site calls 100x free elsewhere. |
The 1.5/2/4 set cannot be merged with the 2/8/15/100 ladder without inventing a mapping nobody has published, and it is the shape you would expect from a different island. If you see x1.5 in your own client, you are not looking at the four stations this page covers.
Power is a damage floor, and that decides when to leave the room
The most repeated piece of beginner advice in this game, repeated by four independently written guides, is that Power is the floor of your damage and your weapon multiplies it rather than replaces it. A fully upgraded weapon that still will not dent a stage-7 corridor mob is therefore not a recipe problem. It is a Power problem, and the fix is a training station, not a better ore.
The diagnostic splits in two, and the second half is the one people forget:
| What you see | What it means | What to change |
|---|---|---|
| Enemy health barely moves | Power or weapon too low | Move up a training rung, or recheck the weapon |
| Your own health drops fast | Defence too low | Armor, not training |
| Damage fine until one big hit | Boss HP, not your stat | Check the stage banner against your Power |
No official numeric formula exists for any of this. Good Bro Studio has shipped no patch notes, and the official description only says that you click to gain greater power. So treat every multiplier on this page as a relative handle, never as a formula you can invert. The stage power chart is built from banner readings, and banner readings are community-observed.
Power keeps climbing after the Rebirth meter fills, and everything above the gate is deleted on reset. Training in a 100x zone is only free if you hit the gate and claim it.
The free levers that beat a paid station in the first hour
Before a 99 Robux impulse buy, these stack on top of whatever zone you stand in, and most cost coins you earn anyway. All are community-observed unless marked otherwise, and they may change with game updates.
| Lever | Effect | Cost | Confidence |
|---|---|---|---|
| Max Ore Count | Bag grows from 4 to 24 ore | First step 200 coins | Two guides; ranked the top upgrade by three |
| Train Boost upgrade | Up to +65% training output | 2.5K coins first step, 1.55B last | Community-observed |
| Race passive | Goblin +8%, Dragonkin +8%, Angel +15% at 1 star | A race roll, or free rolls from codes | Community-observed, star levels differ between sources |
| Multiple Power x2 | Doubles Power | 9 Robux, created 2026-08-26 | Official price, description empty |
| Power Potion | +100% Power for about 5 minutes | 9 Robux | Community-observed |
Max Ore Count is the one to buy first, and not for a training reason: capacity multiplies every ore run, and ore runs fund the Train Boost upgrade. The race buffs guide covers the training passives, and the gamepasses page separates the six passes from the 84 store products.
FAQ
Is the x100 training zone free, or is it the 649 Robux Throne?
Almost certainly the paid Throne. Three sources call the fourth rung paid rather than free, and the store lists a 649 Robux product named Throne Train Area with no description text. The rival claim that x100 is free comes from a guide that contradicts itself elsewhere. If your client shows a 100x station, check whether it is locked and priced.
Is the 500 Robux Throne price real?
No. The Roblox developer product API lists Throne Train Area at 649 Robux, created 2026-08-26, and the store carries no 500 Robux training product. Every Robux figure here not marked community-observed was read out of that response.
Does the zone multiplier apply to idle training, or only to clicking?
Both. Three independently written guides agree that clicks and passive ticks add the same Power value and that the multiplier scales each of them. Standing in a weaker zone to click faster is a bad trade. Idle in the highest unlocked station and click on top of it.
I have a maxed weapon and still cannot kill stage-7 mobs. What is wrong?
Your Power, almost certainly. Power is the floor under your damage and the weapon multiplies it, so a better weapon on a low floor barely moves the health bar. Compare your number against the banner on the stage power chart: enemy dying slowly while your own health is fine means a higher training rung, not a better recipe.
Do I need to rebirth to reach the next training station?
Yes, station unlocks track rebirth count rather than a Power total. Captures show the lobby stations gated behind rebirth tiers, and the second rebirth opens the Frostbound Tower together with its matching training zone. That is also why the payback math on the rebirth guide changes the moment a new station opens: the cycle shortens for reasons unrelated to the damage multiplier.
Related Guides
- Rebirth gates and multipliers — station unlocks follow rebirth count; this is where the reset order is worked out.
- Races and training passives — the free permanent multiplier on top of your zone.
- Stage power chart — the banner numbers that tell you to train more or forge better.
- Gamepasses and developer products — six passes priced against the 84 store products.
- Weapons and skills — the multiplier that sits on top of your Power floor.
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