Outlaws of Robloxia Guide: Getting started in the lobby
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OverviewOutlaws of Robloxia is a boss-battle game where you play as the Sheriff and fight a roster of Outlaws to protect Robloxia. You earn Bux by fighting Outlaws and spend it on weapons and cosmetics in the Shop. This guide covers how to earn Bux efficiently, how each difficulty tier works, and how to handle the trickier bosses and unlock the secret one.
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Outlaws of Robloxia
Getting started in the lobby
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When you load in, you land in the lobby. Your Bux balance appears on the left side of the screen and on the leaderboard. The game recommends using a private server, especially while you are learning, because boss HP scales up with the number of players in the room.
- Find the Shop locate it in the lobby before queuing for a boss so you know what weapons are available.
- Check your Bux the number on the left of the screen is your current total; it updates after every fight.
- Pick an Easy Outlaw first Easy-difficulty bosses are designed to teach core mechanics like parrying and dodging without overwhelming you.
- Read the results screen after each fight it shows exactly how much Bux you earned and the factors behind that number.
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How Bux is calculated
SummaryEvery fight ends with a results screen that shows your Bux reward. Three things determine that number, and they are the same three factors used to assign your rank for that Outlaw. Even if you do not finish the boss, you still receive Bux for the damage you dealt, so fighting and losing is never a wasted run.
- Damage dealt more damage to the Outlaw means more Bux.
- HP remaining finishing with more of your own HP intact raises your payout.
- Clear time the faster you defeat the Outlaw, the larger the bonus.
- Rank connection a higher rank on an Outlaw directly reflects a higher Bux reward.
- Partial credit dealing damage without winning still earns you Bux, so keep fighting.
Outlaw difficulty tiers
TipsOutlaws are sorted into five difficulty tiers: Easy, Medium, Hard, Saucy, and Special. Easy bosses are explicitly designed as tutorials for core mechanics. Harder tiers add more complex attack patterns and unique gimmicks. Some bosses outside the normal tiers require special steps to access.
- Easy bosses like Brick Duo teach parrying, dodging, and handling multiple enemies at once.
- Builderman, also Easy, introduces dashing and dealing with waves of minions.
- Darkness sits at Hard difficulty and comes with a unique lever mechanic that is central to winning the fight.
- C00lkidd and Doom Gang are Saucy-tier fights with multi-phase attack patterns and screen-disrupting moves.
- Epicure is not voted on normally at all — it is only accessible through the Outlaw Machine.
- Bob is a secret boss that requires specific steps to unlock before he can appear in the voting pool.
Weapons and the Shop
CheckWeapons are purchased in the Shop using Bux. Each weapon suits a different playstyle, and the game encourages combining a main weapon with a secondary. One weapon worth knowing about early is the Darkheart, which trades raw damage for healing.
- Darkheart costs 1000 Bux and is the sixth weapon in the Shop.
- It deals 10 damage on a swing and 15 on a lunge, with a 0.5-second cooldown and a parry window of 0.25 seconds.
- Every three successful hits with the Darkheart restore 2 HP, and a successful parry restores 3 HP.
Fighting Builderman and his minions
WarnBuilderman has 1500 HP and gains 400 HP for every additional player in the session. His fight alternates between spawning minions and spinning with a damaging tornado. After the tornado runs for 10 seconds he becomes stunned for 5 to 6 seconds — that is your main damage window.
Beating Darkness with the levers
StepDarkness has 1500 HP and gains 400 HP per extra player. His attacks include a stun-on-hit charge, traps that freeze you in place, and a teleport to your position. Without the levers the fight drags on significantly, but with them it is much more manageable.
- Flip a lever when available turning the lights on deals massive damage to Darkness, around 250 per activation.
- Avoid his traps Darkness places traps around the arena during one of his moves; stepping on them stuns you.
- Dodge the Chase attack he charges forward and stuns any player he connects with.
Taking down C00lkidd
TipsC00lkidd is a Saucy-tier boss who disrupts your screen with popups and covers the arena with ranged attacks. Phase 2 raises the intensity with randomly falling objects and a tinted map.
- Dismiss screen popups the moment they appear — leaving them up blocks your view of incoming high-damage attacks.
- When the first popup shows, treat it as a signal that his exploits are about to pause briefly.
- During the Laser attack, move to the edge of the platform so the shockwaves pass without you needing to jump over them.
- In Phase 2, stand near the platform edge to avoid the randomly falling objects, which deal 15 damage each.
- Hit C00lkidd while he is airborne and not mid-attack.
Unlocking and surviving Bob
StepBob is a secret boss with three phases, more than any other Outlaw in the game. Each phase keeps all previous moves and adds new ones. His passive also tints your screen yellow in Phase 2 and blue in Phase 3.
- Build your almanac defeat at least ten Outlaws and make sure Bloxpin is among them, since the almanac tracks these records and Bloxpin is a hard requirement.
- Wait for the right moment the Bob NPC appears near the crates by the Shop in the lobby only right after you defeat a Saucy boss.
- Answer honestly when Bob asks if you have beaten ten bosses, say yes only if you actually have; lying skips the unlock.
- Interrupt the Hungry move in Phase 1 Bob heals rapidly by eating strawberries; attacking him during this stuns him and stops the heal.
- Shoot the French Fry Gun early attack Bob while he is winding up the shot to stun him before it fires.
- In Phase 3, back away during Rage he becomes much faster and swaps his dash punch for a close-range flurry.
Doom Gang and Jimmy's secret phase
WarnDoom Gang is a Saucy fight with three enemies across two phases. The fight takes place on the Doomspire Brickbattle map. If Jimmy is the last one standing, a hidden Phase 3 triggers automatically.
Epicure: surviving instead of winning
SummaryEpicure does not appear in the normal voting pool. You purchase access through the Outlaw Machine, and after one round he enters the voting rotation. The win condition is unique: survive for 3 minutes and 30 seconds with only one heart. Random events occur every 10 seconds throughout the fight.
- Purchase method only available through the Outlaw Machine, not standard boss voting.
- Win condition survive 3 minutes 30 seconds, not defeat the boss.
- Health you fight with a single heart, so any hit is dangerous.
- Event frequency a new random hazard appears every 10 seconds.
- Map threat Epicure eats parts of the arena itself, shrinking your safe space over time.
- Nuke event the final-minute event has a larger blast radius than standard missiles and can one-shot you.
Glossary
Glossary- Bux
- The main currency of the game, earned by fighting Outlaws and spent in the Shop on weapons, secondaries, and skins.
- Almanac
- An in-game record of every Outlaw you have defeated, which is checked as part of the conditions for unlocking the secret boss Bob.
- Outlaw Machine
- A special machine that lets you purchase access to Epicure, who does not appear in the standard voting pool.
- Results screen
- The screen shown after each boss fight that displays your Bux reward and the rank you earned based on damage, HP remaining, and clear time.
- Saucy
- The highest standard difficulty tier, featuring bosses with complex multi-phase attack patterns such as C00lkidd and Doom Gang.
Common questions
FAQCan I earn Bux even if I lose a fight?
Yes. The game awards Bux based partly on how much damage you dealt, so even a failed run earns you something.
Why does the boss have so much more HP than expected?
Boss HP scales with the number of players in the session. Builderman, for example, gains 400 HP per additional player.
How do I unlock the secret boss Bob?
Defeat at least ten Outlaws, making sure Bloxpin is one of them, so the almanac records all ten. Then defeat a Saucy boss and immediately talk to the Bob NPC near the crates by the Shop. Answer his question honestly and he will appear in the next voting round.
What happens if I leave Jimmy alive last in the Doom Gang fight?
Jimmy enters a secret Phase 3: the skybox goes dark, his HP doubles, and he gains new attacks including killbots and a jump-and-bomb combo. He does pause to rest occasionally, leaving himself open. Only do this on purpose if you are going for the Eye for an Eye badge.
Is the Darkheart worth buying if I want to deal more damage?
The Darkheart deals low damage on its own, but its healing makes it very strong for survivability. It heals 2 HP every three hits and 3 HP on a successful parry.
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