Iron Soul Dungeon FAQ

The Roblox experience is published as Iron Soul: Dungeon by the Iron Soul group, and the trailer on the official channel is titled simply IRON SOUL. Players search all three spellings — they are the same game, and there is no separate Iron Soul game on Roblox.

It is a per-account cap on how many codes you can redeem in one window, not a sign that the code is dead or that your account is banned. The full breakdown of when it appears and what to do is on the code limit page.

Finish the opening tutorial first — the redeem control is locked until then. Then click the Discord-shaped icon in the top-right of the game interface, paste one code, and confirm; the in-game message names the bundle you received.

The official invite listed by the game's own wiki is discord.gg/ironsoul. New codes are posted in the game-news channel there, and the server is also where the /check verification command lives.

Running the /check command in the server's verify-cmds channel returns a personal code. Reported rewards vary between accounts (one documented result was 500 coins plus a Lv. 9 Magnetite), so the payout appears to scale with progress rather than being fixed.

The experience has passed 255 million visits with roughly 22,000-23,000 players in game at once when this page was last checked, 893,000 favourites and a 98% like ratio (442,945 likes to 7,695 dislikes).

Yes. The experience is free to play on Roblox with up to 16 players per server. Gamepasses are optional permanent perks bought with Robux and can be gifted to other players in game.

No trading system is documented on the official wiki or in the experience description, and gear is generated per account by forging. Treat any "trade" offer from another player as a scam.

There is no documented in-game data reset. Sub-stats and gear are re-rollable by re-crafting, and attributes are re-assignable in game, so a fresh start is generally not required — the official progression guide recommends re-crafting gear when progress stalls.

A light weapon costs 3 ore at a 100% success rate, versus 16 ore for a heavy weapon and 18 ore for a bow or gauntlets at as low as 5% without a relic. Light weapons are the correct first craft for almost every account.