Official Trello board
None exists for this game (checked October 3, 2026). Boards found in search belong to other lucky-block games.
Lucky Block World Sources
A fan site is only as good as what it will cite. This register lists every source behind the site's claims — official Roblox APIs and pages, community trackers, the fan wiki — each with its type and checked date, alongside the source types this game simply does not have.
The exact-game identity rule
One rule runs the whole site: claims attach to Roblox place and universe IDs, never to the name “Lucky Block World” — five experiences carry that name in the Lucky_World group alone, and dozens more exist outside it. The covered play link (place 93939818267683, universe 10605530218) has shown unavailable metadata since September 20, 2026; the group's live same-name, same-description place (125701496271021, universe 10605540573, updated September 27, 2026) is where players currently are; the original 43.4M-visit place is labeled “[ Content Deleted ]”. No official source states how — or whether — these connect, so this site reports both statuses instead of quietly merging them, and keeps gameplay guidance tied to the description all five places share. Full history: the dated update log.
Register
Every named source, with type and checked date
If a claim on this site cannot be traced to a row in this table, the claim is the bug — use the contact page.
| Source | Type | What it supports here | Checked |
|---|---|---|---|
| Roblox games API (universe metadata) | Official API | Names, descriptions, visit counts, update timestamps, server size, votes for both the covered and live universes | 2026-10-03 |
| Roblox place identity API | Official API | Place-to-universe mapping used for the exact-game identity checks | 2026-10-03 |
| Roblox group games list | Official API | The five-place portfolio, creation timestamps, visit totals and the “[ Content Deleted ]” label | 2026-10-03 |
| Lucky_World group page | Official page | Creator identity, member count, group description | 2026-10-03 |
| Roblox social-link APIs (group + game) | Official API (auth-required) | Would expose official Trello/Discord/YouTube links; returns an authentication error to anonymous readers, so official socials stay unverified rather than asserted either way | 2026-10-03 |
| urgametips — Lucky Block World Codes | Code tracker | The only dedicated codes page found; reports no working codes as of its September 26, 2026 update | 2026-10-03 |
| Major code publishers (Pro Game Guides, Destructoid, GameRant, Try Hard Guides) | Code trackers (negative finding) | Site-level searches on October 3, 2026 found no Lucky Block World page on any of them — their lucky-block coverage belongs to other games | 2026-10-03 |
| lucky-block-world.wiki | Fan wiki | Independent community wiki for the same experience; confirms the no-codes status and the rejoin-to-verify save practice (its check dated August 19, 2026) | 2026-10-03 |
| Medal.tv clip hub | Community clips | Player-recorded gameplay clips of the experience | 2026-10-03 |
| Roburo (ロブ郎) | Non-English press | Japanese-language intro/codes article (indexed July 31, 2026); restates the official description, lists no codes | 2026-10-03 |
| This site's own dated API snapshots | Site archive | The August 19 / August 25 / September 17 / September 20 / September 28 observations cited on the updates page | 2026-10-03 |
Honest absences
Source types that don't exist for this game
Marked explicitly so an empty section reads as a finding, not an oversight. Each was re-verified on the date above.
Official Discord
No developer-published invite exists in any checked official or community surface.
Official wiki or patch notes
The developer has never published a changelog, blog, or named update announcement. Roblox update timestamps are the only official change signal.
Creator YouTube / X (Twitter)
No creator-owned channel could be tied to Lucky_World or TVA_Studios in any checked source since the site launched.
Developer-published drop tables or stats
Never published. Every number on this site is either platform metadata, an official quotation, or clearly-labeled player-input arithmetic.
How each page uses these sources
- Guides quote the official description and group tagline, and label everything else as routine or community practice.
- Codes shows each tracker's exact claim and date — including the negative findings — and prints no unverifiable string.
- Updates lists only dated API observations with their source, and separates the covered place from the live sibling.
- Tools use your inputs plus geometry; their examples are labeled arithmetic, never game data.
Same-name collisions to reject on sight
These products repeatedly surface in Lucky Block World searches and are different games: Be a Lucky Block, Break a Lucky Block!, Kick a Lucky Block, Lucky Block Simulator, the Pet Simulator X “Lucky Block World” event, and the entire Minecraft/Fortnite lucky-block genre. Their codes, items, drop rates, and tier lists appear nowhere on this site — a claim inherited from them is treated as unsourced. The tier-list page shows what evidence a ranking would need before any of it could be borrowed.
FAQ
Sourcing questions
What sources does this site allow?
Official Roblox pages and public APIs first (game metadata, group data, the group's games list), then dated community sources: the one dedicated code tracker page, the independent fan wiki, community clip hubs, and non-English fan coverage. Every claim on this site traces to one of those, with the check date attached.
Why do some sections say a source type doesn't exist?
Because for this game it genuinely doesn't: no official Trello, Discord, wiki, patch notes, or developer social channel has ever been published in any surface we can check. Recording an absent source honestly is more useful than silently padding a page with links to someone else's lucky-block game.
How do you tell this game apart from same-name games?
By Roblox identity numbers, never by title. 'Lucky Block World' by the Lucky_World group is the subject; place IDs and universe IDs appear on the sources page so any claim can be checked against the exact experience. Search results that name other lucky-block games are logged as collisions, not merged in.
What happens when a source is wrong or two sources disagree?
Conflicts are shown both ways with dates rather than averaged — the codes page shows each tracker's exact claim, and the updates page keeps the covered place and the live sibling as separate rows because no source establishes they are the same game. Corrections go through the contact page with a reference.
Corrections and the rest of the site
Spotted a claim that fails against its own source row? The contact page takes corrections with a reference, and accepted fixes ship with a fresh checked date. The about page explains the editorial process end to end; the home overview links every page this register supports (Lucky Block World, an unofficial fan resource).