About 99 Nights Guide

99NightsGuide.wiki is a guide, data and light-tool site for 99 Nights in the Forest, a survival horror experience on Roblox. It exists to answer specific player questions quickly: which code works, which class fits a playstyle, where a material comes from, how a rescue is gated, and what a hunter’s numbers actually mean.

1. Collect. Leads are gathered from official material where it exists, then press coverage, then community and database sources.
2. Attribute. Every claim is tied to a source and a confidence level. Non-official sources are cited by name only.
3. Verify. Codes, numbers, drops and routes are checked in game. Anything unproven stays flagged.
4. Publish. One page per intent, with a last-checked date and related links.
5. Re-check. Update entries list the pages they affect, and those pages carry the date they were last refreshed.

• A unique title, H1, URL and canonical.
• An answer in the first screen — not buried under preamble.
• Sources, a confidence level and a last-checked date.
• Applicable conditions, limits and exceptions.
• Common mistakes and a FAQ section.
• Internal links to the guides and data that follow it.

• Scripts, cheats, exploits or auto-farming tools.
• Robux offers, generators, giveaways or account trading.
• Player counts, drop rates or version numbers presented as verified when they are not.
• Copied text, images, maps or icons from other wikis.
• Fixed map coordinates for a game whose map regenerates every run.
• AI output published without a human review pass.

If you find an error, email hello@99nightsguide.wiki with the page URL, the specific claim, and evidence — a screenshot or a reproducible in-game step is ideal. Corrections that change a status also update the last-checked date, so the page tells you when it last changed.