Does Mine a Planet have an official wiki or Trello?

No. Skydog Games has not published an official wiki, a Trello board, or patch notes for any version. Sites presenting themselves as the official wiki for this game are community sites, this one included. The closest thing to official documentation is the Roblox store description, which is why we quote it so often.

How do you get drone names and odds without a datamine?

From video. Creator footage regularly shows the in-game Drone Index and the roll pedestals, both of which print names and 1-in-N odds directly on screen. We pull full-resolution frames of those interfaces and read them. It is slower than a datamine and it is why our roster stands at 31 of 51 drones rather than a complete list — but every entry on it was visible on a screen on a recorded date.

Why does this site show fewer numbers than other Mine a Planet wikis?

Because the missing ones were never published. A complete-looking table is easy to produce and impossible to verify, and for a game with no patch notes it is almost always fabricated. We would rather you find a blank here and trust the entries that are filled in.

How often is the data refreshed?

Around version changes, which is when this game actually changes. Each page carries its own last-updated date at the top, and version status is re-checked against the Roblox APIs rather than against other wikis. The August 1, 2026 BETA UPDATE 10 window was the latest scheduled refresh point; the next check will follow the next Roblox title or event change.

How do I report an error?

Tell us what you saw and where you saw it — a screenshot with the in-game figure visible is the strongest form of correction, since that is the same standard we hold our own entries to. Anything we can see on screen goes in labeled observed, with the date.

Sources & Method — How This Mine a Planet Wiki Verifies Data

Where every number on this site comes from, the four evidence labels we use, and what we refuse to publish. Mine a Planet has no official wiki or patch notes.

Last updated: 2026-07-27

Why this page exists

Mine a Planet has no official wiki, no Trello board, no patch notes, and no datamine. Skydog Games has shipped ten beta versions since the June 27, 2026 launch without publishing a single drop rate, upgrade cost, or ore value. That vacuum is why so many sites about this game contain confidently-worded tables of numbers that nobody could have obtained — there is simply no source they could have come from. We took a different approach: find data that can actually be evidenced, label every figure with where it came from, and leave the rest visibly blank. A gap on this site is a real gap in public knowledge, not an oversight. This page documents exactly how we work so you can judge any individual claim for yourself. You can see the method applied on Trello & official links, the updates timeline, and any data page such as mutations or drones.

No official wiki, Trello, patch notes or datamine exists for this game
Ten beta versions shipped with zero published rates, costs or values
Every figure on this site carries a visible basis label
Missing data stays missing — we do not fill gaps with plausible-looking numbers
Where we cannot source a number, we build a tool that takes yours instead

The four evidence labels we use

Label	What it means	Example on this site
Official	Published by Skydog Games or returned by a Roblox first-party API. The strongest evidence available for this game.	The 1-in-25-trillion drone claim; the ore names Azurite and Aurum; the BETA UPDATE 10 event schedule
Observed	Read directly off the game screen in creator footage, with the capture date recorded. We note what was on screen, not what it implies.	Epic 1 in 1,280 read off a roll pedestal; a $250,000 Tier 3 to 4 evolution sign; a 13.57x fleet multiplier panel
Reported	Published by gaming outlets but not verified by us. We require two independent outlets before treating a code as working.	The UPDATE8 code; BETA9BETA is listed by Beebom and PCGamesN and remains labeled reported because we have not redeemed it independently
Estimate	Arithmetic or a what-if scenario, never presented as a game rule. Only appears inside the calculators, on your own inputs.	Expected rolls at a given Luck multiplier; funding ETA for your next evolution

Where our data actually comes from

Three sources carry almost everything on this site. The first is Roblox's own first-party APIs, which are public and machine-readable: the Games API gives us the live experience title, visit count and update timestamp, and the virtual-events API gives us scheduled events. That second endpoint is how we confirmed BETA 9 before any outlet covered it, and how we dated BETA UPDATE 10 to August 1, 2026 at 16:55 UTC while its subtitle was still "???". The second source is creator gameplay footage. Because this game publishes no data, we extract it frame by frame from video — pulling full-resolution stills of the Drone Index, roll pedestals, the Gear Shop, and in-game upgrade signs, then reading the numbers printed on screen. That is how 31 of the 51 drone names, 19 of the 30 pet names, and every rarity figure on this site were obtained, and it is why each of those carries a capture date. The third is gaming outlet reporting, which we use only for codes and always with the source count attached.

Roblox Games API — live title, visit count, favourites, update timestamps
Roblox virtual-events API — scheduled event titles and exact UTC windows
Creator gameplay footage — frame-by-frame extraction of on-screen numbers, with capture dates
Gaming outlets — used for codes only, with the number of independent sources recorded
The official Roblox store description — the single richest official text about game mechanics

What we refuse to publish

There are things a Mine a Planet site could rank well for that we will not write. We do not publish an ore value table, because none exists to publish. We do not publish per-level upgrade costs, drop-rate formulas, or a Luck curve, because the developer has never released them and no amount of confident formatting turns a guess into data. We do not list a code as working on a single outlet's say-so. We do not host or link executor scripts, which violate the Roblox Terms of Use and put accounts at risk, and we do not run the key-system and link-shortener funnels those pages depend on. When a number genuinely cannot be sourced, our answer is a calculator that takes yours instead — that is why the tools on this site ask you to type in the evolution cost from your own screen rather than pretending we know it.

No invented ore value tables, upgrade cost curves, or drop-rate formulas
No code marked active on a single source
No executor scripts, key systems, or link-shortener funnels
No claimed rates presented without a basis label
Where data cannot be sourced, we ship a tool that runs on your inputs instead

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