VERITY
Official description- Known
- VERITY is the named threat, and it appears at night.
- Still unknown
- HP, damage, speed, pathing, arrival timing, counters, and any additional enemy roster.
Build Base to Survive VERITY Wiki
Quick answer: this Wiki confirms the official night threat, free-form building, turrets, guns, building autosave, and co-op building. VERITY is the named enemy at night; exact enemy stats, places, maps, items, and mechanics remain undocumented unless stronger evidence appears.
Quick answer
Ten reference rows, zero invented stats
VERITY, free-form building, turrets, guns, autosave, and building with friends are explicitly named. Walls, windows, perimeter shapes, a hammer, and a blueprint are visual families only. Everything else stays labelled as unknown.
Core systems · Wiki topic pages
Browse the evidence rows below. Named places and maps are not yet supportable as separate topic pages, so they stay explicitly unknown.
Reading key
Two evidence levels, shown on every row
Official descriptionThe experience copy explicitly names the system or behavior.
Visible in official artThe shape appears in creator-uploaded media; the name and mechanics are not assumed.
VERITY and the night threat
The experience description names VERITY and says it appears at night. That is the safe boundary for the threat model today.
Free-form base building
Building is described as free-form, so the site treats layouts as planning choices rather than a fixed blueprint or grid.
Free-form base
Official description- Known
- Players can build a base without a prescribed layout, and buildings autosave.
- Still unknown
- Piece limits, costs, durability, placement rules, controls, and the precise save boundary.
Turrets
Turrets are directly named as a game system. The planner uses them only as a coverage function, not as a damage calculator.
Turret family
Official description- Known
- Turrets can be used as part of a base defense plan.
- Still unknown
- Model names, range, damage, fire rate, targeting behavior, limits, unlocks, and cost.
Player guns
Guns are also named in the official experience copy, but no safe public roster or performance table is available.
Gun family
Official description- Known
- Players can use guns while defending a base.
- Still unknown
- Weapon names, damage, ammo, range, reload behavior, unlocks, prices, and relative power.
Walls, windows, and structure visuals
Official thumbnails show brick-like, wood-like, and window-like pieces. The visuals establish broad families, not official names or materials.
Wall and window families
Visible in official art- Known
- Enclosing pieces and window-like openings are visibly used in creator-uploaded imagery.
- Still unknown
- Official piece names, material categories, HP, cost, resistances, snapping, and placement limits.
Perimeter and delay visuals
Official imagery includes spike-like, round, and floor-hazard-like objects near defenses. Their exact mechanics are not published here.
Perimeter object families
Visible in official art- Known
- Several distinct outside-defense shapes appear around bases in official thumbnails.
- Still unknown
- Names, effects, damage, slowdown, cost, activation rules, and placement restrictions.
Hammer and blueprint visuals
A hammer and a blueprint-style visual appear in creator media. They are described here as visuals until their in-game status and controls are documented.
Hammer visual
Visible in official art- Known
- A hammer/build-tool shape appears with a player character.
- Still unknown
- Whether it is an inventory item, its controls, move/remove behavior, permissions, and unlock conditions.
Blueprint visual
Visible in official art- Known
- A blueprint-like graphic appears in official media.
- Still unknown
- Whether it is an item or interface, and how selection, placement, or unlocking works.
Building autosave
The official description says buildings autosave. That supports returning-base guidance, but not a promise about every object or recovery case.
Building autosave
Official description- Known
- Buildings autosave according to the experience description.
- Still unknown
- Save interval, recovery behavior, cross-server behavior, failure cases, and the exact persisted scope.
Co-op building
Players are invited to bring friends and build together. Team roles on this site are planning guidance, not an official party requirement.
Build with friends
Official description- Known
- Friends can be invited to build a base together.
- Still unknown
- Server size, build permissions, ownership transfer, edit conflicts, and any role or party limits.
Choose the page that matches your next decision
Night Readiness PlannerCheck the six functions in your base idea.→Defense Role ExplorerChoose which defense function to prioritize.→Guide hubFollow practical beginner, base, defense, and night routes.→Reported codesCheck dated code and reward reports.→Official links statusSee which Roblox, Trello, Discord, and Wiki destinations exist.→Editorial methodRead how facts, visuals, reports, and guidance are separated.→
Wiki FAQ
Is VERITY Base Lab the official Build Base to Survive VERITY Wiki?
No. This is an independent fan reference. Use the official Roblox experience for the game itself, account support, purchases, and creator announcements.
Why are item names and stats missing from this Wiki?
The official description and creator media establish broad systems and visuals, but they do not provide a complete current roster, prices, unlocks, HP, damage, range, or effects.
Does the base autosave in Build Base to Survive VERITY?
Yes. The official experience description says buildings autosave. The interval, exact saved scope, and recovery behavior are still undocumented here.