About Chop Trees for Treasure Wiki

Editor profile

The site is maintained by an independent Roblox guide editor who has tracked +1 Chop Trees for Treasure since its August 24, 2026 launch: the official Roblox APIs on every build, the official description after every update, frame-inspected gameplay captures for every price table, and the two codes outlets that cover the game (GameRant, Try Hard Guides) on each sweep. The editor’s beat is ArcHaven’s games specifically — the studio’s earlier hit Axe Training! (roughly 173.4M visits on the tracker listing) established the train-chop-sell formula this game iterates on, and the wiki treats that lineage as context, never as a source for this game’s numbers. The site-wide reference check is dated 2026-11-03.

Editorial policy

Chop Trees for Treasure Wiki is an independent fan wiki for the Roblox game +1 Chop Trees for Treasure by ArcHaven. Every published number carries its source and a checked date: identity and live stats come from Roblox's public APIs, prices and values from individually inspected gameplay frames, and third-party coverage (GameRant, Dexerto, Try Hard Guides, tracker listings) is credited inline. When two sources disagree, both versions are printed with their dates instead of being averaged away. Values with no public source stay marked as gaps — the wiki would rather leave a cell empty than invent a code, price or quote.

• Every fact is source-bound and dated. The research ledger names the origin of each number — API payload, gameplay frame, credited article — and the day it was checked. See Sources.
• We say “open” out loud. World names 1–4, choppers above Hookbeak Cutter, rebirth requirements, the Golden Scarab’s value — each is a recorded gap with the check that would close it, not a blank dressed up as an answer.
• We don’t do clickbait codes. The codes page shows the real, dated status — no verifiable code since the October 10, 2026 update removed the HALLOW line, the CHOP and HALLOW verification/demotion histories preserved, and the trackers’ opposing listings printed with dates instead of merged away.
• Conflicts stay visible. Crystal Compass at $640 and $875, CHOP and HALLOW listed two ways, multipliers labeled “creator-reported” — where sources disagree, the wiki prints both rather than a quiet average.
• The site brand is independent. Our axe-roundel logo is this site’s own mark; official game art is credited to ArcHaven via Roblox and used only to identify the game.

How pages are updated

The update trigger is the game itself: the official API’s updated field has moved twelve times since launch (September 10, 28, 29 — the World 5 Hallow drop — October 2, 4, 9, October 10 — the BOSS update that removed the last code line from the description — October 12, October 15 — the World 7 update — October 17, October 19 and October 26). Codes and the description are re-checked within a day of each update; stat tables are re-verified when a patch touches their system; live stats re-fetch at every site build. The dated spine of that work — 25 events from launch to the 2026-11-03 sweep — is public on the codes page’s record. Older observations are kept only when they still help players: the September 12 capture remains the basis of every price table until a newer capture supersedes it, and it says so on every table.

Corrections

Found a factual error, a stale price, or an update we missed? Send the wiki a correction — include the page URL, the claim, and a reference that supports the fix. Corrections that check out ship with a new checked date, and the source ledger (9 registered sources) gains the new origin. The same door works for tips: a capture showing the Golden Scarab’s price or a rebirth confirmation screen closes a recorded gap and is credited on the page it fixes.

What’s on the wiki