Lift a Cube WikiLift a Cube Trello
Short answer: there is no official Lift a Cube Trello board. Many Roblox simulators run one for codes, patch notes and drop rates — this one does not, yet. Here is where official info actually lives and what we use to fill the gap.
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Official channel status
| Channel | Status | Where to look |
|---|---|---|
| Roblox game page | active — source of truth | roblox.com/games/109530157755211 |
| Freaky Strong! group | active — announcements | roblox.com/communities/980319952 |
| Official Trello | does not exist | — |
| Official Discord | none verifiable | Social links section of the game page |
| Codes | none released yet | Our daily-checked tracker |
Where official info is posted instead
What this wiki covers instead of a Trello
- Codes tracker — checked daily, with the full redeem guide.
- Cube ladder — strength gates and payouts, sourced and confidence-labelled.
- Materials & chests — roll prices by zone and luck mechanics.
- Tier list — what to buy first, ranked by impact.
Lift a Cube Trello FAQ
Does Lift a Cube have an official Trello?
No. As of September 2026 the Freaky Strong! team has not published a Trello board for Lift a Cube. Official information lives on the Roblox game page and the developer's group page.
Where do I find official Lift a Cube info instead?
The Roblox game page (description and social links), the Freaky Strong! group page, and in-game announcements. This wiki tracks everything that appears there.
Does Lift a Cube have a Discord?
No official Discord invite has been published in a place we can verify. If the developer adds one, it will appear in the social links on the Roblox game page — we check it daily.
What would the Lift a Cube Trello contain?
Roblox simulators typically use Trello for code lists, patch notes, drop rates and roadmaps. Until one exists, our codes tracker and updates timeline cover the same ground.