What should I do first in Roll A Stickman?
Join Place 115068315659966, finish the tutorial, then redeem RELEASE, BREW, and RANKED from the top-right Codes menu before you spend a stack of rolls.
This Roll A Stickman beginner guide is the first session on Place 115068315659966 (Roll A Stickman! by Ultrain Studios). You join the right experience, finish the tutorial so the menu works, paste the three listing codes, roll one card into an army, and push one Stage. Play on Roblox. Checked October 20, 2026.
The listing describes a 2D auto-battler: roll cards, fight enemies, roll while AFK, beat bosses with friends, and hunt a VOID card. This page stops at the first loop. Card names, Trait names, Boss names, and drop rates stay off the page until the game prints them.
| Fact | Detail |
|---|---|
| Experience | Roll A Stickman! · Place 115068315659966 |
| Universe | 10765938934 |
| Developer | Ultrain Studios · group 32966386 |
| Platform | Roblox · Desktop, Console, Mobile, Tablet |
| Price | Free on Roblox |
| Server | Roblox servers · bosses with friends |
| Public since | September 11, 2026 |
| Listing codes | RELEASE · BREW · RANKED |
| Long-term goal on the listing | A VOID card — no published rate |
Open the experience from the official URL, then read the address before you type anything. The place id in that URL is 115068315659966. If a different stickman game loaded, stop. Codes, Rolls, and the army on this guide do not transfer.
The tutorial is the gate for the rest of the session. Recaps agree that the top-right menu becomes usable after that short opening, not before it. If the three-line button does nothing, you are still in the tutorial or you are in the wrong place. Finish the prompts, then look again.

Several redeem write-ups say the Codes button lives under the three lines at the top right, and that the button is unreliable until the opening is done. Treating a missing button as a broken code wastes the only clean test you get on a new account. The click path itself is on how to redeem codes.
Stage is the progress number the listing and the code recaps both talk about. You do not need a stage map. You need proof the army can fight: the counter moves, or a wave ends and the next one starts. Enemy names are not published. The next section is the only shopping you do before that fight.
Paste the three strings the Roblox listing actually prints: RELEASE, BREW, and RANKED. On the October 20, 2026 listing, RELEASE pays 300 rolls, 2 Luck, 1 Haste, 1 Crate, 5 Card Tomes, and 2 Trait Rerolls. BREW pays 3 Luck, 2 Haste, 1 Gilded, and 50 rolls. RANKED pays 400 rolls, 2 Crates, 8 potions, 10 tomes, and 5 Trait Rerolls.
If all three pay those listing lines once, the new account banks 750 rolls, 5 Luck, 3 Haste, 1 Gilded, 8 potions that the listing does not type, 3 Crates, 15 Card Tomes, and 7 Trait Rerolls. That sum is arithmetic on the listing. It is not a fourth code, and it does not include likes-milestone rows.
| Order | String | Why this early |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | RELEASE | Largest typed tome and crate gift on a brand-new account, plus 300 rolls |
| 2 | BREW | Only listing code that names a Gilded potion |
| 3 | RANKED | 400 rolls and 10 tomes — listing text, not the 1.7k Instant Rolls recap |
| Later | 20LIKES through 3KLIKES, GRINDER | Unverified. Some rows scale with Stage or ask for Stage 100+ |
20LIKES, 50LIKES, 200LIKES, 500LIKES, 1KLIKES, 3KLIKES, and GRINDER come from third-party recaps. Instant Roll totals disagree, and 200LIKES is described as a Stage 100+ redeem. A first-session reject on those strings does not mean RELEASE is dead. The full conflict table is on codes.
The listing says to join the community server for updates and the rest of the codes. No discord.gg invite is verified, so that link stays TBA. The public door that does exist is the Ultrain Studios group. A like or a group join shows up in recaps as a possible fix for a rejected code. Try it only after the string, the place id, and the tutorial are already correct.
The listing also prints NEW CODE AT 6000 LIKES. The string for that milestone is not on the listing, so this guide does not invent one. After the three listing pastes, the next choice is what to spend.
Rolls and Instant Rolls are the only currencies this session is allowed to spend, and only once. One pull proves the army accepts a card. Everything else in the listing stash is a later tool: Card Tomes grow a card, Trait Rerolls reroll a Trait, potions are timed buffs whose numbers are unpublished, Crates have no published drop pool, Base Keys point at a Base system nobody has documented, and Stat Resets do not say which stats they clear.
| Item in the first Mail | First session | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Rolls / Instant Rolls | Spend one pull | You need a card on the field |
| Card Tomes | Hold | No tome tier list exists yet — see the tome page before you dump the stack |
| Trait Rerolls | Hold | Rerolling a card you will replace wastes the item |
| Luck, Haste, Gilded, unnamed potions | Hold | Durations and percents are TBA |
| Crates | Hold | Pool is TBA — opening teaches nothing until you can read the drop |
| Base Keys / Stat Resets / Gems | Hold if a likes code paid them | Listing trio does not even name Base Keys, Stat Resets, or Gems |
After the pull, leave the card in the army and let the auto-battle run. If the Stage counter does not move and the card never attacks, the problem is the army slot or the stage, not a missing “secret” unit. This guide will not name a card the game has not listed. Video titles that advertise a one-in-millions pull are not a rate.
The listing names a VOID card as the rare hunt. It does not print odds, a pity counter, or a stage where VOID starts appearing. Chasing it before you have a fighting card burns the rolls you just redeemed. Pick the tome page up only after this card has survived a Stage.
Matched by build plan, shared topics, and guide progression — not random related links.
Search results mix this Roblox experience with unrelated stickman games. Use the identity row, not the art style. If the developer on the page is not Ultrain Studios, or the place id is not 115068315659966, you are reading the wrong project.

| Check | This game | Stop if you see |
|---|---|---|
| Platform | Roblox | A Steam store page |
| Title | Roll A Stickman! | Stick It to the Stickman, or Draw a Stickman |
| Developer | Ultrain Studios · group 32966386 | Any other studio |
| Place | 115068315659966 | A different digits string |
| Universe | 10765938934 | A universe that does not match |
| Codes UI | In-experience hamburger → Codes | roblox.com/redeem |
You can trust the listing for the loop: roll cards, fight, AFK roll, bosses with friends, VOID hunt, and the three code strings. You cannot trust it for a card roster, a Trait list, a Boss list, potion percents, or crate loot. Pages that print those lists are guessing. The session checklist below is the bar for “I started correctly.”
Stop when five things are true. The place id matched. The tutorial is over. RELEASE, BREW, and RANKED were each pasted once and the result was written down, including a reject. One card is in the army. The Stage counter has moved. If a likes code was tried, its result is a note, not a number you averaged with a different recap.
Write the Mail result in your own words: how many rolls arrived, whether they were labeled Rolls or Instant Rolls, and which potion names you can actually read. That note is the baseline for the resources page. Tomorrow’s job is the army, not another code spreadsheet.
A likes-code reject is allowed. A Stage-scaled code paying less than a thumbnail is allowed, because those thumbnails were never the listing. A reject on RELEASE after you confirmed the place, the case, and the tutorial is the one to retest: paste again, then try a like and the group, then treat it as expired for this account until it pays. Do not “fix” it with an injector. This site does not publish scripts.
Next: open codes and paste RELEASE, BREW, and RANKED. Keep the likes rows unread until the listing trio has a result.
Join Place 115068315659966, finish the tutorial, then redeem RELEASE, BREW, and RANKED from the top-right Codes menu before you spend a stack of rolls.
No. This beginner guide is Roblox Roll A Stickman! by Ultrain Studios. Stick It to the Stickman and Draw a Stickman are different games.
The listing mentions a community server and does not print an invite. The invite stays TBA. The Ultrain Studios Roblox group is the public link.
Not until one card can auto-fight and you have recorded what the listing codes paid. AFK rules are still unpublished.
The listing announces the milestone and does not print the string. Do not use a code someone invented to fill that gap.
Matched by build plan, shared topics, and guide progression — not random related links.