What this site is for
Build the Pyramid Wiki is an independent English-language fan resource for the Janitors Studios Roblox experience Build the Pyramid!. It organizes the questions players ask when a normal game loop turns into a timing decision: how should I start, should I train Speed or Strength, what upgrade removes my bottleneck, how many blocks remain, and are codes or passes current? The site combines practical guides with a client-side delivery calculator so readers can move from a search answer to an action.
The site is not affiliated with Roblox or Janitors Studios and does not provide account support. Roblox, Build the Pyramid!, and related marks belong to their respective owners. For ownership, current game access, and developer announcements, use the official Roblox links in the resource sections.
How research becomes a page
The research pass started with the official Roblox experience, the public Games API, the Janitors Studios community, and search-result question patterns. Search results were used to identify intent—codes, training, upgrades, pyramid blocks, passes, calculators, Discord, and private servers—not to manufacture search volume. Google Ads volume was not available for this build, so this site does not publish invented numbers.
Dynamic fields are deliberately modeled with a source name, URL, observation date, confidence, and note. Codes, pass prices, upgrade costs, server metadata, counters, and rewards are treated as snapshots. When public evidence conflicts, the page says so and points readers back to the live game interface. Community pages and videos are useful for finding questions and route language, but they are not the sole authority for permanent values.
Editorial rules
- No exploit, script, credential, or private-data instructions.
- No one-code-per-page or one-pass-per-page thin pages.
- Every indexed topic page has a distinct search intent, quick answer, practical steps, and contextual links.
- The calculator shows formulas and assumptions beside its results.
- Unknown or conflicting values remain visible until a stronger source is available.
- Observed values carry a review date so readers can judge freshness.