Steal a Forest Official Links & Wiki Map

Official Roblox destinations

Steal a Forest is a Roblox Simulation / Tycoon by the CAST Labs group. Use these official surfaces first whenever you need to play, verify announcements, or chase possible free rewards:

• Play Steal a Forest: Roblox experience page (PlaceId 140149493280576, UniverseId 10769660375)
• CAST Labs group: Roblox community 952893976

Released 2026-10-06, the game runs 7-player servers. The core loop is chop trees → rare saplings → steal saplings → escape guards → plant in your base → earn cash → trees grow offline → upgrade speed and axe → collect the Index. High-end chase targets include Lucid-class rarities such as Lucid Watcher Tree callouts in community videos.

Free reward habits (not codes)

Before you hunt promo strings, do the free basics on the official pages:

1. Like the experience.
2. Favorite the place for quick relaunch.
3. Join the CAST Labs group so you qualify if gifts are group-gated.

As of November 2026 research, there are no verified public promo codes. When that changes, the Codes Hub will list only strings we can verify. Ignore third-party “code generator” sites.

Community invites — no fake Discord

This wiki does not invent Discord, Guilded, or chat invites. If CAST Labs or the community publishes an invite, it will appear on the group wall, the Roblox game page, or another official post you can open from the links above. Always verify the destination before joining anything that asks for account details.

Full wiki hub map

Use these internal hubs as your navigation spine. Every path below uses locale-agnostic trailing-slash links:

Progress and tutorials

• Guides Hub — map of all tutorials
• Getting Started — first-session loop and offline income setup
• How to Steal — contested sapling raids and guard escapes
• Upgrades — speed / treadmill and axe spending order
• Index Collection — discovery track beyond raw $/s

Meta and targets

• Tier List Hub — rarity ladder and income philosophy
• Best Trees — ranked chase list including Lucid-class thinking
• Players Hub — 7-player PvP stealing and defense awareness
• Controls — movement and interaction literacy

Live ops and tools

• Updates Hub — how CAST Labs patches and admin abuse events land
• Patch Notes — dated change notes
• Codes Hub — honest codes status plus redemption readiness
• Scripts Hub — feature overview, loadstring reference, and ban-risk warnings

How to verify a claim before you trust it

Steal a Forest moves quickly. When a creator video, comment, or random wiki clone claims a new Lucid earner, a working code, or a script that “never bans,” run this checklist:

1. Confirm the live client still matches the claim after a fresh join.
2. Cross-check Patch Notes and the CAST Labs group wall.
3. Prefer mechanical advice from Guides over miracle shortcuts.
4. Treat scripts as high risk even when features like Auto Steal or Auto Lucid sound perfect.
5. Remember server size 7 — social proof in one lobby is not a global patch note.

About this fan wiki

stealaforest.wiki is an independent fan resource. It is not owned by Roblox Corporation or CAST Labs. Official decisions live on the Roblox links at the top of this page. Our job is structured guides, honest codes reporting, tier frameworks, and update radar so you spend less time sorting rumors and more time planting trees that pay while you are offline.

Bookmark this Official Links page when you need the Roblox destinations fast, then jump into Guides or Tier List for gameplay depth. If an invite channel appears later on the group wall, you will already know where to look — without trusting a fabricated URL from a mirror site.