Game Passes in +1 Forge Blade Loot

The +1 Forge Blade Loot gamepass list is short: two third-party trackers that cover this exact Roblox universe (ID 10765760839) independently agree the game sells exactly five game passes — 1.5xCoin, Big Bag, Luck Boost, Super Luck Boost and Supreme Luck Boost. One of them names all five and records a price for each, stamped Sep 11, 2026.

Treat that record as a snapshot, not a live storefront read. The figures come from third-party trackers, and gameplay footage of the in-game shop shows different prices for boost entries that line up with the pass tiers. Below is the full list, what each pass likely grants, and how to confirm today's terms before you spend Robux.

The five passes at a glance

*Tracker-recorded prices in the tracker's R$ notation, snapshotted Sep 11, 2026. They are not live values from Roblox's own storefront, and the in-game shop footage shows a different set of figures (40–320 Robux) — so no price above should be read as the confirmed current cost.

What each pass likely does

The pass names state their evident functions, and the in-game shop's boost section corroborates the lineup tier for tier: a 1.5x money entry, a bag-capacity entry that adds 5 slots, and luck entries at +25%, +100% and 200% — the last called the maximum luck on this map. In plain terms, 1.5xCoin should raise coin income by half again, Big Bag should add carrying slots, and the three Luck Boost tiers should raise loot fortune by increasing steps (luck is what pushes better drops — see how to get rare loot).

The caveat: the footage never labels those shop entries as the Roblox passes, and their prices don't match the tracker record. So the pairing in the table is a likely correspondence based on the matching tier structure, not a confirmed first-party description of each pass. Exactly what each named pass grants on its official listing hasn't been verified.

Robux offers that are not game passes

The in-game shop mixes several kinds of Robux offers, and only the five labels above belong in the pass catalogue. The same shop also shows:

• A power-multiplier ladder: 2x Power for 9 Robux, 4x for 20, 8x for 40, 16x for 104, 32x for 240, and 64x for 400 Robux (described as the maximum).
• An "Ultra training dummy" advertised at 100x power for 560 Robux.
• Race rerolls: the first roll free, then 3 rolls for 208 Robux.
• A Starter Pack and an ore-purchase entry.

None of these appear in the five-pass record, so don't count them as passes — they are separate shop offers.

How to check current passes and prices

1. Open +1 Forge Blade Loot's page on Roblox while signed in and look at its store section — that is where an experience's game passes are listed with today's price tags.
2. In game, open the shop and find the boost section, where the entries above appear.
3. Before confirming any purchase, read the terms and price shown at that moment — that figure is the one that counts, and the snapshot prices above are only a reference point.

This habit matters here. In one recorded session, the player finished the maximum 16th rebirth, then bought a 64 Robux shop item expecting it to unlock a 17th rebirth; the count stayed at 16 and he received a boost instead. That item wasn't one of the five passes, but it shows the shop's offers don't always grant what a buyer expects. The same player skipped the Starter Pack entirely because he couldn't tell whether it could be bought repeatedly — a reasonable caution until the listing says otherwise.

What isn't documented yet

• Whether pass effects stack with runes, rebirth bonuses or race bonuses — nothing in the available material addresses this.
• Whether any pass is one-time or repeatable.
• Current prices: the tracker snapshot and the in-game footage disagree, and neither is a first-party check.

If you'd rather spend no Robux at all, check the latest codes on the codes page before buying anything.

For what the passes feed into, the coins guide covers earning coin income that 1.5xCoin would multiply, the carry bag guide explains carrying capacity that Big Bag would extend, and the beginner guide shows how the early game fits together.