Stages

Stages are how the game tracks your progress. Specifically, each "stage" starts with a checkpoint that looks like a default ROBLOX spawn location. Every minute and on leaving, the spawns the player has touched are saved along with what stage you were on. Throughout the game, you will encounter many different types of stages. Below is a list of all the different stage types.

Normal
Normal stages appear as green icons on the map. These are the most common stage types and appear almost everywhere. 1 to 201 Only.

without N

Beginning
The beginning stage is a unique light blue icon that only appears on the very first stage. Other than that, it is no different than a normal stage.

without E

Secret
Sometimes, stages will have secret alternate routes. For these, purple icons are used on the map. In cases where there is multiple of them in a row, the format (Stage#)S-1 is used.

S

Challenge
At the end of most areas, there is a red icon representing a challenge stage. These stages are usually harder than every other stage in an area.

C Or X.                 Expect 113C.

Dungeon
Throughout the game, there is several large zones that have several floors. For stages in these areas (excluding Mount Inconsistent), a yellow icon is used. Other than this, it is the same as a regular stage.

D

Boss
Every 100 stages, there is a dark blue icon representing a boss fight. These icons are significantly larger than other types.

B

--- There is also various sub-types that are combinations of other types. Below is a list of the stage sub-types.

Challenge Secret
A combination of a Challenge stage and a Secret stage. These are used for Challenge Courses.

CS

Dungeon Secret
A secret located in a dungeon.

DS / DS-1

Dungeon Challenge
A challenge stage located inside a dungeon. Unlike regular challenge stages, these are not always located at the end.

DC

Multi Stage
A stage with stages split into 2 or more.

A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H Etc.