SLAYER has five codes documented on the public game Trello as of October 28, 2026. Treat them as current candidates, not guaranteed active codes: the list is recent and tied to the same Roblox experience, but each code still needs a successful redemption in the live server before its status can be called verified. Copy the spelling exactly, redeem one at a time, and read the result message before spending any reward.
RELEASE, THANKYOU, FIFTYK, BOOSTME, and LUNARUPDATE. Their documented rewards are listed below. A Trello listing proves the developer ecosystem published the strings; it does not prove that a particular server still accepts them.Code status board
Community reported
RELEASE
Documented reward: 5,000 Yen and 300 EXP.
Last source check: October 28, 2026.
Live result: Needs in-game testing.
Community reported
THANKYOU
Documented reward: 2,500 Yen.
Last source check: October 28, 2026.
Live result: Needs in-game testing.
Community reported
FIFTYK
Documented reward: 50,000 Yen.
Last source check: October 28, 2026.
Live result: Needs in-game testing.
Community reported
BOOSTME
Documented reward: 15,000 Yen and 10,000 EXP.
Last source check: October 28, 2026.
Live result: Needs in-game testing.
Community reported
LUNARUPDATE
Documented reward: 30,000 Yen, 7,500 EXP, plus Clan, Breathing, and Demon Art rerolls.
Last source check: October 28, 2026.
Live result: Needs in-game testing.
The status wording matters. “Community reported” means the string and reward appear on the identity-linked public Trello and agree with current guide coverage, while “Needs in-game testing” means this site did not claim a successful live redemption. Code availability can change without the Roblox title or Trello card changing at the same moment.
How to redeem a code safely
- Launch the official SLAYER Roblox experience and wait until your character data has finished loading.
- Open the in-game menu with the control shown by your client. The current PC guides use M for the Familiar/menu interface, but controller labels can change, so follow the on-screen prompt if it differs.
- Find the Codes or redemption field. If no field is visible, check the main menu panels rather than typing a code into public chat.
- Paste one code exactly as shown above. Remove accidental spaces before or after the string.
- Submit once and read the response. Record whether it says redeemed, already used, invalid, expired, or temporarily unavailable.
- Check the relevant balance or reroll counter before trying the next code. This prevents several rewards from blending into one unexplained change.
Do not repeatedly submit the same string when the interface is lagging. Give the server time to answer, then reopen the panel or rejoin once if the result is unclear. A delayed balance display is different from an invalid-code message.
What each reward is useful for
Yen is the flexible reward in the documented list. It can support early training and purchases, but prices are update-sensitive. Check the cost shown by the current station or menu before planning around an older amount. The beginner guide explains how to avoid spending everything before you understand the Slayer and Demon progression branches.
EXP can advance normal progression, but a code grant does not necessarily replace system-specific levels. Breathing Level and Blood Level have their own documented training and limit-break loops. Use the Breathing Level guide or Blood Level guide before assuming a general EXP reward unlocks style or art moves directly.
Rerolls are the most decision-sensitive reward. LUNARUPDATE is documented with Clan, Breathing, and Demon Art rerolls, so confirm which counters increased before using any of them. Review the clan reroll guide and the relevant ability hub first. A rare-looking result can be useful without being ideal for your faction or playstyle.
Why a code may fail
The most common cause is a status change: a code can be present in an older list but disabled on the current server build. Exact spelling also matters. These candidates are written in uppercase and contain no spaces. Mobile keyboards can add a trailing space, and copying from styled text can introduce a hidden character, so retype the string once if the first result is “invalid.”
An “already redeemed” response is not an expired code. It means the account has used that string before, even if the current balance no longer shows the original reward. A generic error may instead point to a server or data-loading issue. Rejoin a fresh official server once, confirm you opened the correct experience, and retry only after data loads.
Avoid “code generator” sites, browser extensions, executables, or requests for a Roblox cookie. Legitimate code redemption happens inside the official experience and never requires your password, session token, or an external download. The official links guide lists the Roblox experience, kriel group, Trello, and Discord identity chain.
A useful verification record
When you test a code, note the UTC date, visible game title, result message, and balance change. For a reroll code, record the three counters separately. This is enough to distinguish “accepted with a delayed display” from “listed but no longer active” without guessing.
Do not infer a fixed expiry date from a code name such as RELEASE or LUNARUPDATE. Names describe an event or release moment, not a guaranteed schedule. The Updates hub tracks dated public status signals, but only a live redemption establishes the current code result.
Sources and confidence
- SLAYER public Trello board — identity-linked ecosystem source; Codes card last activity observed October 27, 2026.
- Official SLAYER experience — authoritative game identity and launch destination.
- SLAYER official-links guide — use this to avoid similarly named Roblox experiences.
Bookmark this code board and check its dated status before each redemption session. Keeping the candidate list, redemption steps and troubleshooting together makes it easier to compare a live result with the latest documented source check.