Roblox Rivalsween 2026 Guide: Active Codes, Towerstone Wildcat Rewards, and How to Get Towerstone Fists

RIVALSween runs until November 7, 2026. The event includes two tower modes, a daily Prize Wheel, and a batch of codes, all offering various Rivals Items to earn before time runs out. Here’s what actually works and what you should prioritize before the event ends.

1. Codes: Only Trust the Confirmed Active List

According to the October 11 snapshot from multiple trackers, these codes are confirmed Active:

Codes marked “Check” or “Unconfirmed” on other trackers (FREE200, FREE198, etc.) have inconsistent status acrossyles” code from the video does not appear on any confirmed active list. The Spooky Prize Wheel it allegedly grants is normally obtained through Event Tasks or purchased for 25 Robux

Redemption requires: Following Nosniy Games, SenseiWarrior, and Nosniy on Roblox. Codes are case-sensitive.

2. Gargoyle Tower: The Only Way to Get Towerstone Wildcat

Gargoyle Tower is the new mode for RIVALSween. It’s a 17-floor climb ending with the Gargoyle King and a helicopter escape.

Reward conditions (this is where people get confused):

If you want Towerstone Wildcat, you must queue solo. A squad clear only gives you the charm and wrap.

Weapon drops matter more than your starting gun. You don’t bring your loadout—everyone starts with basic weapons. When weapon drops appear, the community consensus is Grenade Launcher → RPG → Distortion. Explosives clear groups, knockback keeps zombies off you, and RPG lets you rocket-jump out of trouble or reach distant pickups.

3. Zombie Tower: Towerstone Fists, Not Wildcat

Zombie Tower returns with minimal changes. Update 24 swapped the solo reward from Towerstone Handgun to Towerstone Fists, and weapon drops now require proximity pickup so you can’t accidentally grab one.

Floor 10 is the checkpoint. Reapers start spawning here. If your team clears Floor 10 with at least two players alive and a Max Ammo in pocket, the rest is usually survivable.

The biggest ammo mistake: Max Ammo refills your current magazine completely. If you grab it with a half-full mag, you waste the difference. Community testing shows this costs 8–12 extra bullets per floor. Empty your mag on nearby zombies before stepping on Max Ammo.

Boss (Floor 17): The Giant Chombie telegraphs three slams. Wait for the slow wind-up, dodge to its side, then unload during recovery. Aim for the head—the multiplier is what makes solo clears possible without healing.

4. Wildcat: Why People Are Frustrated, and What the Data Says

Wildcat is Rivals’ first weapon with real recoil. It unlocks for 35 Keys and received a significant buff after launch:

Theoretical fastest kill dropped from ~0.66s to ~0.54s with perfect aim and no headshots. A full 30-round mag carries up to 300 close-range damage—you can miss a lot and still win.

The actual problem: Paired with Chainsaw or Scythe at point-blank, there’s almost no reaction window. The Towerstone Wildcat skin (solo Gargoyle Tower reward) and Shadow Wildcat (Robux bundle) create commercial resistance to nerfs—players who invested time or money don’t want it touched.

No official nerf has been announced. If you’re using Wildcat, exploit the 40-stud full-damage range. If you’re fighting it, stay out of point-blank range. The Chainsaw/Scythe + Wildcat combo cannot be reliably countered at close distance under current values.

5. Action Checklist Before November 7

The event ends November 7 at 12 a.m. ET. Candy and unclaimed rewards disappear at that point. Decide which skin you actually want, queue the correct mode, and don’t waste solo runs on the wrong tower. If you’re short on time and would rather skip the grind, you can Buy Rivals Items—MMOEXP is a reliable option worth considering for a fast, secure way to get what you want before the event ends.