An Average Campaign Wiki
How we write our guides
Sources, review dates and recommendations for this independent An Average Campaign wiki.
Official sources first
We start from what the developers publish: the official Roblox game page and the official An Average Campaign Trello board, which documents classes, subclasses, events, equipment, items, boons and achievements. Each article lists the pages that support it. The Trello was last edited in April 2026, so it predates races and several newer subclasses.
For content added in later Alpha updates we cross-check player-documented patch notes and gameplay videos, and we say so in the text. Reading notes is not the same as testing every build, and we do not claim hands-on testing unless a guide says so.
Opinions are labelled
Tier placements, best builds and boon picks are editorial judgement. We explain the reasoning from documented kit and patch facts and date it to the game version it reflects, currently Alpha v0.5.1. The game is in heavy development, so check the review date at the top of each guide.
Nothing invented
We do not publish invented numbers, drop rates, unlock steps, prices or codes. Details we could not confirm are labelled as unconfirmed or left out. As of October 2026 the game has no code redemption system, so this wiki lists no codes.
Artwork and language
The hero image and site icon are original AI-generated illustrations, not game screenshots or official artwork. Guides are available in English, Thai, Indonesian and Brazilian Portuguese; game terms stay in English because the game itself is in English.