The Forge codes: current codes and how to redeem them

According to most sources, exactly one code is active right now: RAIDUPDSOON, and it gives 15 rerolls. The name is an announcement in itself, because it stands for a planned raid update. The developer team has not named a date for that yet.

Several independent sources still list it as active: Adellion (as of 19 September 2026), UrGameTips (17 September 2026) and allthings.how (1 September 2026). It first showed up on 24 August. One source disagrees: Roblox Den lists it as expired in its check of 24 September 2026. So it may well have stopped working by now, but trying costs nothing. If you get “Code has expired” when you redeem it, the code is dead. If you get “Code does not exist”, you have made a typo.

Expired: FORGEWEEKENDS14, FORGEWEEKENDS12 and LOWGRAPHICS are explicitly listed among the expired codes at Beebom and Dexerto. A single site (UrGameTips, 17 September) lists FORGEWEEKENDS14 as active again. One source is not enough for us, especially since Roblox Den already lists its successor FORGEWEEKENDS15 as expired. Do not even bother trying them.

As of 24 September 2026. We last checked on 24 September 2026 by comparing the sources named above, not by redeeming the codes inside the game. Codes in The Forge can expire at any moment, often after just a few days. The name FORGEWEEKENDS gives it away: those were weekend promotions. We look again regularly and always write down when we last checked. An expired code cannot be reactivated.

One example of how quickly lists like this go stale: on 31 August, Pocket Tactics still had FORGEWEEKENDS14 as the only active code, but the page had not been touched since 19 August. RAIDUPDSOON is missing there completely.

Honestly, I walked straight past the code field on my first attempt. I looked for it on the start screen, where it sits in most of the games I otherwise play. In The Forge it is tucked away in the settings menu, right at the bottom. That is why the click path is written out step by step further down.

What The Forge is, and what the codes give you

The Forge [BETA] is a Roblox game made by the group The Forge Community (lead developer: FireAtacck). The beta started at the end of November 2025, and the game has passed one billion visits since then. You mine rare ores, forge weapons and armour out of them, beat monsters, collect runes to improve your gear and unlock new islands. A very large number of variants is possible, because every ore combination produces its own design with its own traits. Forging is not done at the push of a button, but through small skill minigames.

In The Forge, codes give in-game items only, mostly rerolls. You use those to roll your player race again, at the wizard NPC in the Stonewake’s Cross region. They never cost money and they never give Robux. Why that is technically impossible in the first place is explained in our article on free Robux codes. If you do not know Roblox itself yet, start with What is Roblox?.

How to redeem a code

The code field sits in the settings menu, not on the start screen.

1. Start The Forge [BETA] and let the world load completely.
2. Tap the gear icon (Settings) at the top left.
3. Scroll all the way down in the settings menu to the “Codes” section.
4. Type the code into the input field.
5. Tap “Claim”. The reward lands in your inventory straight away.

It is best to copy the code. A single wrong letter is enough for an error message. Special characters are part of it: the long expired code GALAXITE! really does end with an exclamation mark. According to most sources, upper and lower case make no difference, but type the code in capitals anyway to be on the safe side. Each code can be redeemed only once per account.

Where new codes show up first

Four places are genuinely worth watching, everything else is second-hand.

• The developer team’s Discord. There is a separate channel for codes there, and new codes appear there first. For parents: Discord is for ages 13 and up, and the usual rules apply in chat, so no real names, no private details, no clicking links from strangers. The right settings are explained on Is Roblox safe for kids.
• The Roblox group “The Forge Community”. Update announcements and codes go out through the group wall.
• The game page on Roblox. Codes are often added to the game description and the update section for bigger updates or milestones.
• The game itself. After server outages or delayed updates, the developers hand out apology codes, which then appear as an announcement inside the game.

Established gaming sites like Pocket Tactics, GamesRadar or Beebom mark expired codes properly. Even so, always look at the update date there first. In mid-August, those same sites still disagreed about whether FORGEWEEKENDS13 was working. By now they all list it as expired.

How to spot an outdated list

Plenty of code collection sites sit right at the top of Google search and are old anyway. The typical pattern: one page lists six or seven codes as “active” that other sources have long since marked as expired, in some cases for months. YouTube videos with titles like “ALL WORKING CODES” are often recycled, they live off clicks and not off being current. Without a visible check date, a list is worthless to you.

On top of that comes the most important safety rule: never enter your Roblox username and your password on some other site that promises a “code generator” or “free rerolls”. You always type real codes inside the game in the settings menu, never on a website. Any page that asks for login details is a phishing attempt. The Forge codes also never give Robux and never give gift cards, and nobody may ask you for money, a phone number or a “verification purchase” in exchange for one.

Put in context for parents

In terms of content, this is fantasy fighting against monsters, without realistic depictions of violence. The random mechanic is the more noticeable part: rolling the player race again works with rarity tiers and looks a lot like loot boxes. Nobody has to pay for it, and the rerolls that come out of codes are free. Even so, your child can end up empty handed with 15 rerolls if they are hoping for a rare race. That is a good moment for a conversation about how randomness in games is designed to keep you playing. One more thing: the game is officially in beta, so bugs and lost progress do happen.