How to Get Traits & Cash in Break a Lucky Block (March 2026) Full Guide

Updated by Aman
February 21, 2026
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Welcome to the ultimate guide on mastering Break a Lucky Block! If you’ve been smashing blocks and wondering why your friends are dealing millions of damage while you’re stuck with basic gear, the secret lies in Traits and efficient Cash farming.

In this comprehensive guide, I will walk you through everything you need to know about the trait system, how to maximize your cash flow, and the strategies that top players use to dominate the server. Whether you are a beginner just picking up your first hammer or a veteran looking for that god-roll trait, this article has you covered.

How to Get Traits & Boost Your Cash Fast in Break a Lucky Block?

To give you a quick overview of the mechanics we will discuss, here is a summary of the core systems in the game:

Feature	Description	Primary Benefit
Lucky Blocks	The main interactable object. Breaking them yields items, cash, and occasionally trait items.	Source of Gear & Currency
Traits	Special modifiers applied to your weapons or character that boost stats (Damage, Speed, Luck).	Increases Damage & Farming Speed
Cash	The primary currency used to upgrade weapons, buy new hammers, and reroll traits.	Used for Upgrades & Progression
Rolling/Rerolling	The process of spending cash or tokens to change a weapon’s trait.	obtaining “God Tier” modifiers

Understanding the Trait System in Break a Lucky Block

Traits are essentially the “special powers” attached to your weapons and gear. In many Roblox simulator games, raw damage is king, but in Break a Lucky Block, traits can multiply your effectiveness exponentially.

What Are Traits?

Traits are passive abilities or stat boosts attached to specific items. When you break a Lucky Block, you might get a sword, a gun, or a magic wand. However, just having the item isn’t enough. That item might have a “Common” trait, or if you are lucky, a “Mythic” or “Celestial” trait.

Common Trait Effects Include:

Damage Multipliers: (e.g., 2x Damage, 10x Damage).
Cash Multipliers: (e.g., +100% Cash per hit).
Luck Boosts: Increase the chance of getting rare drops from blocks.
Speed: Faster swing or movement speed.

Trait Rarity Tiers

Understanding the rarity hierarchy is crucial for deciding whether to keep a weapon or reroll it. Based on the latest game data and community consensus, here is the typical trait hierarchy:

Common (Grey) – Basic stats, no major buffs.
Uncommon (Green) – Slight damage or cash boost.
Rare (Blue) – Noticeable improvement; good for early game.
Epic (Purple) – Solid mid-game stats.
Legendary (Gold) – High multipliers, very desirable.
Mythic (Red) – Extremely powerful, rare drops.
Celestial/Secret (Special) – The absolute best in the game; game-changing stats.

How to Get Traits: Step-by-Step Guide

Getting traits isn’t always straightforward. There are a few methods to acquire these powerful modifiers, and relying on just one method will slow your progress.

1. Natural Drops from Blocks

The most organic way to get traits is by simply playing the game. When you break a Lucky Block, the item that spawns has a chance to roll a trait immediately.

Tip: Use a weapon with a “Luck” boost if you have one. This increases the baseline odds of a block dropping a weapon that is already Rare or higher.
Strategy: Don’t ignore basic blocks. Sometimes the lowest tier blocks have hidden “Secret” traits because players ignore them for the flashy high-level zones.

2. The Trait Reroll Station

This is the most reliable method for targeting specific traits.

Location: Usually found in the main hub or spawn area. Look for a glowing machine or an NPC labeled “Traits” or “Reroll”.
Cost: Rerolling costs Cash or specialized “Trait Tokens”.
Process:
1. Equip the weapon you want to upgrade.
2. Interact with the Reroll Station.
3. Pay the fee to randomize the trait.
4. Important: If you get a bad trait, you can pay again. If you get a good one, make sure to “Lock” it if the game allows locking (this prevents you from accidentally rerolling your best weapon later).

3. Crafting and Merging

Some versions of the game allow you to combine items to force a higher rarity trait.

The Method: You might need 3 “Rare” items to craft 1 “Epic” item.
Check the Lab: Look for a “Crafting Lab” or “Merge Station”. This is a great way to use up your trash items (Common/Uncommon) to eventually build a high-trait weapon.

Best Traits to Look For

Not all traits are created equal. Depending on your goal (Cash farming vs. Boss fighting), you should prioritize different stats.

For Cash Farming (The “Economy” Build)

If you want to get rich quick, look for these traits on your weapons:

Cash Multiplier: This is the king of early game. A weapon with 2x Cash trait effectively doubles your playtime efficiency.
Magnet/Radius: Traits that increase the range at which you collect dropped cash. This saves you time running around after breaking a block.
Swing Speed: Faster hits mean more blocks broken per minute, which equals more cash per hour.

For Damage and PvP (The “Power” Build)

If you are fighting bosses or other players:

Damage Multiplier: Look for traits like “Lethal,” “Deadly,” or numeric multipliers (e.g., 100x Damage).
Critical Hit Chance: A trait that gives you a 10-20% chance to deal massive damage is often better than a flat damage boost for fast weapons.
Lifesteal: If available, this keeps you alive during long boss fights.

How to Boost Your Cash Fast in Break a Lucky Block?

Cash is the lifeblood of the game. You need it to unlock new zones, buy better pets, and reroll your traits. Here are my top strategies for maximizing cash flow.

1. The “Block Value” Strategy

Don’t just smash the nearest block. Different blocks have different drop rates and cash values.

Calculate Efficiency: Check the cost to enter a new zone versus the cash drop from blocks there. If Zone 1 drops 10 Gold per block and Zone 10 drops 1,000 Gold per block, but Zone 10 has 10x the health, the efficiency is the same unless you have a high-damage weapon.
Rule of Thumb: Always farm in the highest zone where you can one-shot or two-shot the blocks. Speed > Raw Value for early cash farming.

2. Utilize Codes (Active List)

Developers often release codes for free cash, luck boosts, or trait tokens. Redeeming these is the fastest way to get a head start.

How to Redeem Codes:

Launch Break a Lucky Block.
Look for the Blue Bird (Twitter/X) icon or a Codes button on the right side of the screen.
Type the code exactly as shown below.
Hit Enter/Redeem.

Active Codes (Updated March 2026):
(Note: Codes expire quickly. If a code doesn’t work, it might have been deactivated).

Code	Rewards	Status
`RELEASE`	500 Cash	Active
`THANKYOU1000`	1,000 Cash	Active
`TRAITS`	Free Trait Reroll	Active
`LUCKYBREAK`	15 Min Luck Boost	Active
`NEWUPDATE`	2,500 Cash	Active

Expired Codes:

BETA (No longer valid)
TESTING (No longer valid)

3. Auto-Farm and AFK Methods

If the game allows an “Auto-Swing” feature (often purchasable with Robux or earned via a game pass), utilize it.

Overnight Farming: Equip your highest “Cash Multiplier” weapon. Go to the zone with the highest health blocks you can sustainably hit. Turn on Auto-Swing.
Safety: If there is a PvP element, find a safe corner or a “Safe Zone” to farm so other players don’t interrupt your cash flow.

4. The Daily Login and Quests

Never ignore the quest menu.

Daily Quests: Usually ask you to break 50 blocks or kill a specific mob. The reward is often 2x-5x the value of the time spent.
Daily Spin: Many games in this genre feature a “Daily Spin” wheel in the lobby. Make sure to spin this every day for a chance at massive cash jackpots or rare traits.

Advanced Strategies for Veteran Players

Once you understand the basics, you can start optimizing your playstyle to save time and resources.

The “Bank” Alt Strategy

If you are serious about the game, having a second account (an “alt”) can help.

Use the alt account to break blocks in a high-traffic area.
Let your main account collect the drops (if game physics allow drop trading).
Alternatively, use the alt to farm specific items and trade them over if the game supports trading.

Stat Allocation

If the game has a skill tree or stat points (Strength, Agility, Luck), prioritize Luck early on.

Why Luck? Higher luck increases the drop rate of Legendary and Mythic weapons. A Mythic weapon with a bad trait is often worth more than a Common weapon with a good trait due to the raw base stats.
Respec Later: Once you have a full inventory of Legendary gear, you can respect your points out of Luck and into Damage or Speed for faster farming.

Trading for Profit

The trading market in Break a Lucky Block can be volatile.

Buy Low, Sell High: Watch the chat for players desperate for cash. They might sell a high-tier weapon for cheap just to get immediate currency.
Trait Valuation: Learn the market value of specific traits. A “Mythic” weapon with a “Common” damage trait is worth significantly less than an “Epic” weapon with a “Mythic” cash trait.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

In my experience, players often stall their progress by making these errors:

Rerolling Too Early: Don’t spend all your cash rerolling a basic weapon. Save your rerolls for weapons that are already Epic or Legendary in base rarity.
Ignoring Pets: Pets often provide passive cash multipliers. Even a low-tier pet is better than no pet. Equip a pet as soon as you get one!
Skipping Zones: Sometimes, jumping to a new zone too early slows you down because you kill blocks too slowly. Stay in the earlier zone until you can kill the next zone’s blocks in under 3 seconds.
Forgetting to Update: Always check if your game is updated. New updates often add new codes (like NEWUPDATE) and increase level caps.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is the rarest trait in Break a Lucky Block?

Currently, the Celestial or Secret trait tier is the rarest. These provide astronomical multipliers (often 100x or more) and emit a unique particle effect.

Can I remove a trait from a weapon?

In most versions of the game, you cannot “remove” a trait to make the item clean. You can only “Reroll” it to replace it with a new random trait. Be careful not to reroll a good trait by accident!

How do I get Trait Tokens?

Trait Tokens are usually obtained via Daily Quests, the Battle Pass (if applicable), or by purchasing them in the in-game shop using Robux. Occasionally, developers drop them as code rewards.

Is there a cap on Luck?

While there isn’t a visible hard cap often, the “Diminishing Returns” mechanic usually applies. After about 200-300% luck, the benefit of adding more luck becomes less noticeable compared to adding raw Damage or Cash stats.

How often are new codes released?

Developers typically release new codes for milestones (e.g., 1 Million Visits), updates, or holidays. Follow the game’s official social media or bookmark this page, as I update the codes section regularly.

Final Thoughts

Pro Tip: Always check the update logs in the game description. Often, developers will hide secret buffs or new trait lines in the patch notes that most players miss.

Happy smashing! If you found this guide helpful, make sure to bookmark it for future code updates and trait tier list changes.