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+1 Assassin Leveling Shop Guide

Browse the official +1 Assassin Leveling game-pass catalog, compare Strength and utility passes, and inspect packs and zone products before spending Robux.

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ProductRoblox universe 10767824942 official game-pass catalog VersionOn-sale and price snapshot checked October 9, 2026; blank Store descriptions limit effect claims PlatformRoblox

The +1 Assassin Leveling Store contains several kinds of paid products: Strength multipliers, Wins, critical chance, luck, speed, pet capacity, packs, and numbered zone passes. Roblox’s official game-pass API confirms the names, IDs, sale status, and price snapshot. Most entries have an empty public description, so the catalog can prove that a product exists without proving exactly how it works in the live game.

Choose a Store guide

Open the official Roblox Store or the game’s own purchase prompt before buying. The live confirmation is where Roblox shows the product, price, account, and transaction. Never purchase through a third-party login form, direct message, browser extension, or “discount Robux” site.

Official catalog snapshot

The current catalog groups naturally even though the Store API does not provide written effects. Prices below are Robux snapshots from October 9, 2026 and can change.

Group
Current names
Price range
What is verified
Strength
x2, x4, x8, x16, x32, x64, x128, x256, x512 Strength
3–999 Robux
Names, IDs, on-sale state, price snapshot
Combat and utility
x3 Wins, 25–75% critical, x3 luck, x2 speed
9–199 Robux
Names and current sale records; in-game mechanics need checking
Pets
+1 / +2 pet equip, +20 / +120 pet storage
9–119 Robux
Capacity names and current sale records
Packs and zones
Starter pack, Pack Pro, void, x25 / x50 / x100 / x250 zone
29–1,999 Robux
Product identity only; descriptions are blank

The API returns all of these entries as on sale in the checked snapshot. It does not state whether similarly named multipliers stack, replace one another, combine into a larger tier, or apply before other boosts. It also does not state whether packs are permanent, one-time, repeatable, or claimable on every server.

How to judge value before buying

First identify the bottleneck. A Strength product addresses the click-training side of the loop only if the live game confirms the named multiplier. A Wins product matters only if Wins are your current goal. Speed may save travel time without improving combat. Pet storage is convenience, while a pet equip slot can increase active power only when you own another useful pet.

Second, compare the purchase with free progression available right now. A new dagger, a quest claim, a better pet, a friend bonus, or a planned rebirth may solve the same wall without Robux. Paid options should improve a loop you already understand, not replace learning which stat the gate requires.

Third, calculate from the live prompt, not from a copied price. Confirm the account, exact product name, Robux amount, and whether Roblox says you already own it. If a product has no description, close the prompt and find the in-game panel that explains the benefit before confirming.

Strength multiplier decisions

The official catalog presents a long Strength ladder from x2 through x512. The numbers are part of the product names, but the blank descriptions leave important questions: whether tiers stack, whether the larger tier includes smaller purchases, how the game rounds the result, and how multipliers combine with pets, rebirths, boosts, and friends.

Test your base click gain before buying. The official base is +1 Strength per click before boosts. After purchase, compare one click under the same server, friends, pets, rebirth state, and temporary boosts. If the live result differs from the product name, use the actual game value and contact Roblox support for transaction problems.

Do not buy multiple tiers in rapid succession to discover the rule. A single purchase and controlled test reveals more, while preserving the option to stop if the effect is not what you expected.

Critical, luck, speed, and Wins

Critical passes are named 25%, 30%, 45%, 67%, and 75%. The API does not say whether these are final critical chances, added percentage points, mutually exclusive tiers, or upgrades. Critical results are random, so compare many hits rather than one large damage number.

The x3 luck entry does not name which random systems it affects. Do not promise better pet hatches, equipment drops, or every reward unless the in-game description explicitly links luck to those systems. The x2 speed product also needs a live check to distinguish movement speed from attack or training speed.

The x3 Wins pass appears directly related to the official Wins counter. Verify whether it affects boss rewards, quest claims, all Wins, or only specific payouts. Compare a repeated reward before and after purchase and keep temporary double-Wins effects separate.

Pet capacity choices

Buy an equip slot when the current limit prevents you from using another pet with a useful verified effect. Buy storage when the inventory limit interrupts hatching or forces unwanted deletion. Storage alone does not state that more pets contribute boosts.

The +1 pet equip and +2 pet equip listings may or may not stack with each other. The same caution applies to +20 pet storage and +120 pet storage. Check the live description and current capacity before and after each purchase.

Packs and zone products

Starter pack, Pack Pro, and void exist as official on-sale names, but their Store descriptions are blank. Do not assign weapons, pets, currency, boosts, or duration to them without a live purchase panel that lists the contents. The Packs Guide provides a purchase inspection checklist.

The zone products are named x25, x50, x100, and x250 zone. The names do not tell us whether they unlock training multipliers, locations, exclusive enemies, persistent access, or a sequence of upgrades. The Zone Gamepasses Guide records the official IDs and prices while treating mechanics as unverified.

Purchase safety checklist

  1. Join the official experience owned by +1 on top or open its official Roblox Store.
  2. Match the product name and pass ID with the current catalog.
  3. Read the in-game description and the Roblox confirmation prompt.
  4. Check whether the account already owns the product.
  5. Confirm the current Robux price; snapshots can age quickly.
  6. Buy only one uncertain tier at a time.
  7. Record the before-and-after stat or capacity.
  8. Use Roblox transaction history and support for billing problems.

Shop questions

Which gamepass is best?

There is no universal best purchase. Choose the product that addresses a measured bottleneck and has a clear live effect. A pet slot can be valuable to a player with strong spare pets and useless to a player with none.

Do Strength passes stack?

The public Store descriptions are empty, so stacking is not confirmed. Check the live purchase panel and compare the per-click gain under controlled conditions.

Are the prices permanent?

No. They are a snapshot from October 9, 2026. Roblox creators can change sale status and pricing, so the confirmation prompt is authoritative for the transaction.

What is inside Starter pack or Pack Pro?

The official API names the products but does not list contents. Do not buy based on an assumed bundle; inspect the live game prompt first.

Official source

Catalog identity, pass IDs, sale status, and prices are Official Store data from the Roblox game-passes API, checked October 9, 2026. Product effects, stacking, pack contents, and zone mechanics need in-game verification because the public display descriptions are empty.

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