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Shovel It Wiki Overview

Your map to codes, shovel and relic tiers, quests, mutations, items, and patch notes.

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This page is the overview hub for the unofficial Shovel It Wiki. Shovel It is a Roblox incremental simulator by A Snow Game where you click to clear snow, uncover items, chase weather and pollution mutations, spin Broken and Lost Relics, upgrade shovels, and dig with friends through night Starfall windows. Use this overview to jump into every major section without guessing URLs. English sits at the site root; other languages use locale prefixes, but the links below are written locale-agnostic so each language build can localize them cleanly.

Start here if you are new

  1. Getting Started — first-hour order: sell junk, buy blessings, replace the plastic starter.
  2. Codes Hub — redeem luck, power, coins, and relic spins before a grind.
  3. Items Hub — rarity ladder, quest keep rules, and selling habits.
  4. Shovels Tier List — soft community tool rankings from plastic to Lost Shovel, Lumber Shovel, Galaxy Staff, and high-radius endgame shops.
  5. Quests Walkthrough — ladders, lumber lines, plushies, and specialty turn-ins.

Those five pages cover most day-one mistakes: wasting boosts, hoarding commons, and ignoring blessings.

Major wiki sections

Codes

The Codes Hub tracks promo redemptions. Toxic Update–era examples include UPDATE4, IHATEDELAYS, and OPTIMIZATION, alongside spin codes and visit milestones. Codes often require group join steps. Redeem first, dig second.

Tier lists

Open the Tier List Hub for soft community rankings—not official developer S–F charts. Child pages cover:

  • Shovels Tier List — Luck, Power/Strength, Shovel Speed, Radius; blessings early; Ice Age skin as invite cosmetic.
  • Relics Tier List — Broken (~500K) vs Lost (~500M), 11 Broken / 9 Lost community counts, Hybrid / Angelic / Demonic / Giant soft S highlights.

Guides

The Guides Hub collects walkthroughs. Priority reads:

Guides answer how-to intents: how to progress, how to find quest items, how to play weather windows, how to prepare for Starfall nights.

Items and collection

The Items Hub (Items and Collection) explains Common→Mythic rarities, quest objects such as ladders, plushies, and Thor’s Hammer, plus inventory and selling strategy. Collection goals and economy goals conflict if you do not pick a session type.

Updates and patches

The Updates Hub explains patch culture and where notes appear (Discord, group, Roblox page). The flagship deep dive is the Toxic Update — vehicles, pollution mutations, Update 0.5 branding context, and related codes.

Scripts and extras

If your build of this wiki includes a Scripts section, use it only with accounts you are willing to risk and follow Roblox rules. Gameplay progression on this overview assumes legitimate digging, codes, and shop spends.

Core gameplay loop (wiki-oriented)

  1. Dig snow with the best radius and luck you can afford.
  2. Collect items; protect quest turn-ins; sell filler.
  3. Spend coins on blessings, shovels, vehicles, then relic spins.
  4. Watch weather, pollution, and Starfall for mutation spikes.
  5. Recheck codes and soft tiers after every major patch.

That loop is why the wiki is organized by codes, tiers, guides, items, and updates instead of a single endless article.

Soft community rankings disclaimer

Wherever you see S–C labels on this site, read them as soft community rankings based on creator guides and progression patterns. A Snow Game does not publish a sealed official tier list. When creators disagree, prefer the upgrade that raises radius or luck for your current coin budget, and re-evaluate after patches.

Official and community destinations

  • Play Shovel It on Roblox — use the Play button in the site header (game URL configured in site metadata).
  • A Snow Game group — often required before codes redeem.
  • Discord announcements — fastest patch and code signal.
  • This fan wiki — structured guides and rankings for SEO-friendly reading.

We are not affiliated with or endorsed by A Snow Game or Roblox Corporation. Trademark rights remain with their owners.

Suggested full reading path for veterans returning after a break

  1. Skim Updates Hub and Toxic Update.
  2. Redeem anything live on Codes Hub.
  3. Refresh soft picks on Shovels Tier List and Relics Tier List.
  4. Relearn mutation paths via Mutations and Weather.
  5. Clear backlog quests with Quests Walkthrough while selling through the Items Hub.

How to navigate on mobile and desktop

Use the top navigation categories for hubs, then open child pages from hub bodies or dropdowns. Every internal wiki link on content pages should use trailing slashes and anchor text. If a link 404s after a content restructure, return here and use the section list above.

Contribute by playing carefully

The best “contribution” as a reader is verifying codes in-game and noting when shop radius values or relic rates shift after a patch. Soft community tiers stay honest when players compare live stats instead of copying outdated screenshots.

Welcome to the Shovel It Wiki—grab a better shovel, watch the sky, and dig something mythic.

New deep-dive guides

Expand your session with the drills guide, blessings and vehicles, the Lost Shovel walkthrough, and the rare items page. After branded patches, use the Update 0.5 checklist.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers to the most common questions.

Is this the official Shovel It wiki?

No. This is an unofficial fan resource. Official news and requirements still come from A Snow Game channels, Discord, and the Roblox page.

Which page should beginners open first?

Start with Getting Started, redeem Codes, then skim the Items Hub and Shovels Tier List before long grinding sessions.

Where are shovel and relic rankings?

Use the Tier List Hub, then open the Shovels Tier List and Relics Tier List child pages for soft community rankings.

Where do I read about the Toxic Update?

Open the Toxic Update page under the Updates Hub for vehicles, pollution mutations, Update 0.5 branding context, and related codes.

Do tier lists on this wiki come from the developers?

No. Rankings are soft community guidance based on creator guides and common progression advice, and they can change after patches.