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Choose your class, build around your boons, and face a challenging Roblox roguelike campaign. Plan your next run with beginner guides, build ideas, and party strategies.

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    An Average Campaign Guide: Master the Ultimate Strategy

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    Mastering An Average Campaign: The Ultimate Solo Run Guide

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What is An Average Campaign?

An Average Campaign is a challenging, turn-based roguelike RPG on Roblox. Your class choices, equipment, and teamwork shape how you approach each campaign.

Explore classes and subclasses, combine boons with equipment, and learn from unsuccessful runs. The game is currently in Alpha, so features and balance may change as development continues.

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  • Developer
    An Average Campaign
  • Platform
    Roblox
  • Genre
    Turn-Based Roguelike RPG
  • Party Size
    1–5 Players
  • Recommended Party
    3–4 Players
  • Current Version
    Alpha v0.5.1
  • Visits
    55.6M+
  • Favorites
    269K+
  • Positive Votes
    94.4%
  • Platforms
    PC
  • Genres
    Turn-Based RPG, Roguelike
  • Players
    1–5
  • Modes
    Single player, Multiplayer, Co-op
  • Developer
    An Average Campaign

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Guides

Core mechanics and progression guides covering stats, saving, scavenging, solo runs and survival checks.

Classes

Every class and subclass compared, with builds for Warrior, Mage, Priest, Rogue, Ranger, Bard and more.

Races

Race unlocks, stats and the best race picks for each class, from Dwarf and Kobold to Drakai and Lunaeia.

Boons

Boon tier picks for every class plus unlock guides for Critical Overdrive, Darksight, Fortitude and more.

Encounters

Boss strategies, event outcomes and hidden encounters, including true ending routes and NPC choices.

Equipment

Weapon and gear guides covering the Linked Sword, Gauntlets, Pixie Veil and character customization IDs.

Community

Community resources, official links, platform availability and the latest update coverage.

Codes

The current state of An Average Campaign codes and why progression does not rely on redeemable rewards.

An Average Campaign Beginner Guide

Prepare your first character and learn the essential tavern setup before starting a run. Follow a practical introduction to party size, class selection, stats, and boons.

  1. 1

    Choose your party size: the game supports 1-5 players and is designed around groups of 3-4.

  2. 2

    Use the Magic Mirror to the left of the tavern door to select a class, customize your character, and access the skill tree.

  3. 3

    Match your main stat to your class: Strength for Warrior, Intelligence for Mage, and Faith for Priest.

  4. 4

    Visit the Tavern Master behind the counter to purchase unlocked boons with Cealts.

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An Average Campaign Classes Guide

Compare starting classes by their main stats and the roles they can fill in a party. Explore damage, healing, and support options before committing to a build.

  • Warrior

    Strength supports damage-focused builds, while Constitution investment helps players building toward a tank role.

  • Mage

    An Intelligence-focused class with specialization paths including Bloodkin Warlock and Necromancer.

  • Priest

    A Faith-focused class whose Druid path emphasizes regeneration and buffs, while Zealot offers area damage.

  • Bard

    Supports teammates with buffs and can use the Cleansing boon to help remove damage-over-time debuffs.

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An Average Campaign Subclasses and Trainers

Find specialization routes and the regions where their trainers appear. Check your base class before pursuing a subclass, especially when planning a pistol or tank build.

  • Rampager

    A damage-focused Warrior subclass obtained through a trainer encounter in the Forest.

  • Knight

    A defensive Warrior specialization associated with the Dungeon, suited to tank-focused builds.

  • Artificer

    A pistol-using Mage subclass taught through the Kobold Inventor encounter in the Mines.

  • Drifter

    A pistol-using Rogue subclass; it follows a different base-class path from Artificer.

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An Average Campaign Boons Guide

Choose passive bonuses around your class, survivability, and party role. Explore community-documented boon effects and achievement requirements before planning your loadout.

  • Bulk Up

    Adds 10 health and is a community-recommended survival option for early Warrior runs.

  • Summoner Supreme

    A summon-focused boon used in Necromancer builds, with a reported cost of 2 boon slots.

  • Cleansing

    Used in Bard support builds to cleanse damage-over-time effects rather than focusing only on raw healing.

  • Well Rested

    Requires the Long Rest achievement, earned when an encounter restores you to full health; swimming at Mystic River is one documented route.

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An Average Campaign Races and Unlocks

Discover the campaign milestones and encounter chains needed to unlock additional races. Follow community-documented routes for Dwarf, Kobold, and Withered before spending your currency.

  • Dwarf

    Complete the Mines to unlock the option to purchase the Dwarf race.

  • Kobold

    Help the kobold through the A Familiar Kobold encounters in the Forest and later the Dungeon.

  • Withered

    Defeat The Master through the Dungeon's Dark Mirror encounter, then defeat Bone Drake with Claimed Soul to unlock the race for purchase.

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An Average Campaign Boss Guide

Prepare for difficult encounters with boss mechanics, target priorities, and party tactics. These community strategies explain why healing plans and burst-damage timing matter more than simply attacking every turn.

  • The Master

    Reached through the Dark Mirror encounter in the Dungeon; account for his repeated healing when planning your damage.

  • Bone Drake

    On a Withered unlock run, Claimed Soul halves incoming healing before this fight, making survival planning especially important.

  • Sewer Scientist

    Players report 90% damage reduction while other enemies remain, so clear the supporting enemies before focusing the scientist.

  • Mutant Rat Ogre

    Adapts and regenerates as more rats are summoned; community strategies combine party buffs with powerful single-hit attacks.

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An Average Campaign Crafting Recipes

Find practical weapon recipes and learn how shared-stash crafting works. Use community-documented material lists to prepare equipment for Bard and pistol builds.

  • Travelers Guitar

    Craft with 2 Logs and 2 Leather Scraps for a Bard weapon option.

  • Casull

    The community-listed pistol recipe uses 6 Metal Scrap and 2 vials of vampire blood.

  • Shared-Stash Crafting

    The /stashcraft true command enables crafting with materials from the common stash.

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An Average Campaign Events and Choices

Learn which encounters can supply healing, crafting materials, or another chance for a fallen teammate. Check community-documented choices before entering a dangerous optional fight.

  • Mystic River

    Choose the scoop-up-water option to obtain a healing item for later use.

  • Abandoned Campsite

    Scavenge for materials, including a chance to obtain Metal Scrap for equipment crafting.

  • Dungeon Revival

    Altar and Necromancer encounters can revive teammates; the altar restores full health, while the necromancer provides a partial-health revival.

  • Strange Aura

    A difficult optional baby encounter; community advice is to guard when it gathers energy for a powerful attack.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is An Average Campaign free to play?

Yes. The game is free to play on Roblox, and community guides confirm it stays accessible to free-to-play players once you understand its mechanics.

How many players can play together?

The official game page lists support for 1–5 players, with party content designed around groups of 3–4.

What is the best beginner class?

Priest is the usual pick for sustain and Warrior for durability. Both forgive mistakes while you learn turn-based combat; our complete guide walks through the first run step by step.

Are there any working An Average Campaign codes?

As of September 2026 the game has no code redemption system, so there are no codes to redeem. Progression comes from runs, boons and equipment rather than promo rewards.

Can you play An Average Campaign solo?

Yes, solo runs are possible and popular, but the game is balanced for groups, so expect a much harder challenge without party support.

Is An Average Campaign on Xbox?

The game is played through Roblox and does not officially list Xbox as a supported platform in its current Alpha.

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Start with the basics, choose a build, and prepare your party for the next challenge. Make your next campaign a better-informed adventure.

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