Every channel a +1 TNT Mining player looks for - Trello, Discord, wiki, official Roblox pages - with its verified status and the date we checked it.
There is no official Trello board, Discord server, or wiki for +1 TNT Mining as of October 3, 2026. The official Roblox game page links no social channels at all, and the developer (Slap Core Games) has not announced any - so the two official surfaces that exist are the game page itself and the creator group. Update news currently appears the way it does for many small Roblox studios: as changes to the game listing (title, description, update timestamp) rather than as patch notes on a board.
The documentation vacuum is filled by unofficial projects: code trackers (RoHorizon, UrGameTips) for reward status, and independent fan sites - including this one - for guides, tools, and system notes. Everything community-hosted is labeled as such below, each entry with its status and checked date. One safety rule worth repeating: no legitimate Roblox reward ever requires your password, and no official verification form exists for this game, because there is no official community platform to verify anything on.
Cards without a link are the honest finding: the channel does not exist yet, and the note says how we know.
The authoritative surface for this game: live player count, the official description (place TNT, sell blocks, deeper equals rarer), badges, and update timestamps. Checked October 3, 2026: the page shows no social links - no Discord, Trello, X, or YouTube is linked from it.
Official - verifiedThe developer's Roblox group and the game's creator of record (group 980199281, verified badge). Group walls and group-created experiences are where small Roblox studios most often post announcements first.
There is no official +1 TNT Mining Trello board as of October 3, 2026 - the game page links none and no community source references one. Many Roblox games never publish a Trello; this game documents itself through its Roblox listing instead. If the developer ever opens a board, this card flips to a direct link with a checked date.
No official Discord server is linked from the game page, the creator group, or any tracker we check (checked October 3, 2026). Any Discord invite claiming to be the game's official server is unverified - do not hand account details to 'verification bots' inside fan servers.
The game has no official wiki and no established Fandom wiki that we could find (searches checked October 3, 2026). The most complete documentation lives in independent fan projects like this site - each with its own editorial rules and dates.
Our own documentation of the game's systems: blocks and rarity, pets, eggs, and all nine game passes, each page separating official facts from community-reported numbers.
Community-hosted - unofficialTwo established code trackers currently cover the game: RoHorizon (0 verified codes; four unverified September 19 reports) and UrGameTips (catalog entry September 24; 'no working codes are listed right now'). They are the sources behind the codes page's checked status.
Community-hosted - unofficialTwo other fan-made resource sites for this game, both live when checked October 3, 2026. We cross-check them the way we cross-check any community claim: by date and by source, never by copying. Treat every fan site - including this one - as one dated opinion.
Official rows are verified against the live Roblox pages themselves: the game listing (social links section, description, about tab) and the creator group. Community rows are verified by loading the page or tracker on the checked date and recording what it states - which is why tracker entries name the exact counts they showed, and fan-site entries carry a date instead of a blanket endorsement.
Any of three events flips a row: the developer links a new social channel on the game page, a tracker adds or drops the game, or a community platform (a real Discord, a Trello, a Fandom wiki) becomes verifiable through an official source. The update log is re-checked at the same time, because new channels usually appear around game updates.
The dated code status, including the reported-but-unconfirmed strings.
TimelineEvery official update timestamp with what we verified afterwards.
DocumentationBlocks, pets, eggs, and passes - the systems documented so far.
