Mechanics database
Ten entries covering the systems Kefir has documented. Each entry states what is published, what is not, and where to check.
Looty Bay
The named heist district. It is the one location where the published death rule gives a Criminal a choice.
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The power pyramid
A five-step social ladder for territory control, recorded from a secondary citation of the 28 October official post.
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Police and arrests
Police are a role with its own death rule. Kefir publishes separate articles on becoming a cop, surrendering, and paying a bribe.
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Districts, settlements and bases
Renting a plot, protecting a base, raiding a base and earning income as a settlement owner are four separate published questions. All four sit inside a seven-day cycle.
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Money, banking and taxes
Four ways to earn are named by Kefir, plus tax income for settlement owners and territory-controlling clans. Banking and money laundering have their own article.
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Vehicles
Cars, personal car upgrades and helicopters each have a Kefir article. No prices, stats or spawn locations are published in the material checked here.
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Death and loot rules
Four outcomes depending on place and role. This is the most specific published rule in the game, and the data behind the Death Loot Lookup tool.
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Purchases and what survives a reset
ROB RUN is free to play. Kefir publishes an article asking whether purchases affect gameplay, and separately lists cosmetics among the items that survive the Federal Raid.
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Errors, requirements and lost progress
Kefir maintains a Troubleshooting and Support section and an Account section. This page points to the right article instead of guessing at error codes.
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Clans, territory and taxes
Territory is the only documented income source tied to a group rather than an individual. It is also the one most exposed to the seven-day reset.
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The help centre is organised by question, not by system. That makes it good for answering one thing at a time and bad for seeing how the rules fit together. This database regroups those articles around the entities players actually search for: a location, a role, an economy, a reset.
Every entry separates three kinds of statement: what a Kefir page says, what this desk has verified from that page, and what has not been published at all. Prices, damage values, drop rates, coordinates and fixed wipe times are absent because no checked source supplies them. Where a help centre article exists but its full answer was not verified here, the entry links out instead of paraphrasing.
Sources
- Kefir Help Center, ROB RUN index · Checked 2026-11-11
- Kefir, What is the Federal Raid (Wipe)? · Checked 2026-11-11
- Kefir, What do I lose when I die? · Checked 2026-11-11
- Kefir, How do I make money? · Checked 2026-11-11
- Steam news feed for app 4262460 · Checked 2026-11-11
- Steam store page, ROB RUN (app 4262460) · Checked 2026-11-11