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Steal Or Die [UPDATE!] extraction tier list

Steal Or Die [UPDATE!] extraction rankings from S through D. This is an editorial board from published topics, not a live meta snapshot.

Steal Or Die [UPDATE!] extraction tier list

Independent wiki for Steal Or Die on Roblox: how to extract loot, what the entities and maps are, and what Version 1.5 says.

What this board compares

Each row is loot judged by how useful it is to extract: observed dollars, the official phone-to-gold-bar range, and known slowdown. Gold bars sit high because the developer names them as the top of the range, even though no price was seen. A laptop is high only on a high on-screen roll.

What would move a row

Prices change between matches. Version 1.5 raised the official count from 31 items to 37, so new Halloween loot is missing. Entities are not ranked, because no speed or damage stats were published.

S tier

A tier

B tier

C tier

D tier

FAQ

Steal Or Die [UPDATE!] ranking questions

Are there any working Steal Or Die codes?

No code string is verified for this Vantage Gameworks experience. The current description does not list a redemption reward, and shop checks through October 20, 2026 did not show a Codes tab. That does not prove a code button can never be added.

How do you keep the loot?

The exit starts sealed. Carry what you can still move, then hold E at the exit after it opens. Tutorial text says the haul counts only if you walk out, and a death inside removes it.

How many maps and entities are listed?

Version 1.5 names four maps: Facility, Office, American Dorm, and Supermarket. It says there are five entities and prints The Locust and The Hollow. The other names are not in that sentence.

Can you play as the monster?

Yes. The listing says you can be the entity. Recorded votes choose ENTITY: AI or ENTITY: PLAYER. An October 16 shop sold Rictus, Locust, and Wendell for the player-entity role, and the purchase did not guarantee the turn.

Why do item prices disagree between guides?

A laptop was seen at $35, $173, and $332. A printed price is one roll. The rule that stays put is that rarer loot pays more and slows you down.