Void Scythe
N3WC0D3
Named as the N3WC0D3 reward by both Roblox Den and Lawod, and by Creator Exchange's exact-universe code list.
this is krakeruzz! Reward Planner
The documented reward economy of this is krakeruzz! fits on one screen: three codes, three inventory items, one redemption path. This page explains how the reward checklist tracks that economy honestly — and exactly which published numbers are missing before any currency or drop-rate calculator could exist.
Quick answer
What you can plan today
Collection planning, not number crunching: the game publishes no currency, shop prices or reward rates, so the honest planner is a checklist over the documented reward set.
Raygun trophies
R4YGUN
Named as the R4YGUN reward by both trackers.
Sunblade knife
S2NBL4D3
Named as the S2NBL4D3 reward by both trackers.
3 strings, all redeemable through the same 4-step path (Inventory → EnterCode → Redeem), each crediting one inventory item per account. That is the entire documented reward system — everything else players call “rewards” in this format comes from round survival itself.
Worked session
A complete redemption run, minute by minute
What full collection actually looks like on a normal account.
- Minute 0
Join this is krakeruzz! on Roblox. Use place 91861344866513 by Voltoz97. Codes are universe-bound: a string reported for a different KraKeurZZ-named game will not work here.
- Minute 1
Click the INVENTORY icon on the left side of the screen. Roblox Den's screenshot guide shows the Inventory button running down the left edge of the HUD.
- Minute 2
Type the code into the EnterCode box. The EnterCode input sits in the lower-right of the Inventory menu. Enter the string exactly — the reported codes mix letters and digits (N3WC0D3, R4YGUN, S2NBL4D3).
- Minute 3
Press Redeem. The reward lands in your inventory. Redeem codes early in a fresh session; Lawod reports that older servers can miss newer code data.
After the run, your planner state is simply: Void Scythe — redeemed; Raygun trophies — redeemed; Sunblade knife — redeemed; collection 100% complete against the documented set. The role checklist keeps that state per browser, which matters more than usual here because the game publishes no in-game collection screen — inventory is the only ledger.
Why there's no math
The numbers a resource calculator would need
Each row is a missing publication, not a missing feature of this site. When any of them appears, the matching tool gets built.
| Calculator type | Required input | Status in the checked record |
|---|---|---|
| Currency / earnings planner | A published currency and per-round payout | No currency is published for this universe; code rewards are items, not money (Lawod, 2026-07-28) |
| Drop-rate or farming calculator | Documented reward tables or drop rates | None published by the official page or either tracker (checked 2026-10-06) |
| Value / trade estimator | A documented trading system and price unit | No trading system documented; other games' value lists do not transfer |
| Progression time estimates | XP or level curves | No levels, XP or ladder published — the progression guide covers the documented skill path |
Decision help
What players actually ask the planner to answer
Three real questions, with the documented answers.
“Did I collect everything?”
Yes, if all three codes redeemed — that is the whole documented set. There is nothing else to chase, so a missing item means a failed code: re-check the troubleshooting steps, not a farming route.
“Is one reward better?”
Unknowable from the record: no stats or values are published. The tier page compares the items on everything that is documented (source agreement, acquisition effort) and states the ranking gate.
“Will new rewards appear?”
The official description points to @27th07s and @ch4rmforever for codes, so new strings arrive through that channel. The update timeline tracks the check dates; this page grows a new row per documented reward.
Identity check for anything you redeem: place 91861344866513 by Voltoz97. Strings from other KraKeurZZ-named games will not work here regardless of how similar the names look.
Using the checklist well
Three habits that keep your log accurate
The planner is only as good as the states you record in it.
Log redemptions same-session
Tick a code the moment its reward appears in your inventory, not from memory later — the in-game result, not the tracker, is your personal confirmation.
Reset between accounts
The checklist stores per browser, not per Roblox account. Sharing a device means resetting before the next player's redemption run so the collection state stays theirs.
Re-check after updates
New documented rewards extend the set; the planner grows a row per item. If your log shows a complete set but the game adds one, the update page is where you will hear about it first.