ROB RUN Items: What Decoders, Bushes, Drills and Vehicles Do

ROB RUN items are the gear you use to raid rival bases, run vault jobs and generate income at your own base. The main item types are decoders (green and epic), growing bushes (green, epic and legendary), the bank drilling rig, the Royal E tier 2 car and a helicopter. Each one has a specific job, and every item is tied to a single server that resets on its own schedule.

What each ROB RUN item is for

The clearest way to understand the item list is by what you actually do with it. According to the item breakdown published by Timesaver, a third-party delivery service, the roles split into raid tools, base income and mobility.

Two details in that breakdown matter for planning. First, a decoder is consumed by the raid itself — the base owner can repair the Security System afterwards, so a single decoder does not give you permanent access. If you plan several raids in one cycle, you need more than one. Second, the bushes are a base-economy item rather than a raid tool: they sit in your Grow Room and produce income over time, which makes them a longer-term investment compared with a one-use decoder.

The source material does not describe the helicopter's function beyond listing it as an item, and it does not give stats, drop rates or crafting recipes for any of these items. Treat the table above as the confirmed scope and nothing more.

The server wipe is the most important thing to know

Every ROB RUN server is a separate world with its own ID, such as EU-03884, and each one resets seven days after it opened. That reset is the single biggest factor in whether an item purchase is worth it.

The timing works like this: the developer, Kefir, opens at least one fresh server per day in each region — EU at 5 PM UTC and East US at 8 PM ET. Each server therefore has its own individual wipe date. A server that opened on November 4, 2026 wipes on November 11, 2026. Items reset at the Federal Raid, so anything you hold is gone when your server's cycle ends.

The practical takeaway: check your server's age before committing to a large order. Buying a legendary bush or a vehicle on day six of a seven-day cycle gives you very little time to benefit from it. The same applies to decoders — a stack of raid tools is only useful if there are raids left to run in the current cycle.

How item delivery works on your own server

The Timesaver page describes a hand-delivery model rather than an in-game shop. The steps are:

1. Configure and pay. You set the options for your order, and a coordinator picks it up in your order chat.
2. Share your server. You send your server ID (for example, EU-03884) and your character name.
3. Meet in game. A player joins your server and hands the items to your character, or plays alongside you until the order is complete.

The service states that you stay logged in for the whole process and never share your account. It also states that every item is looted or bought in game by a real player and handed over by hand, with no cheats, scripts or duplication used.

A few caveats worth flagging. This is a third-party service, not an official in-game vendor, so the item list, pack sizes and delivery process are that service's description of its own offering — not developer documentation. The source also notes that decoders and green bushes are sold in small packs so that orders clear payment fees, which means the minimum purchase for those items is a bundle rather than a single unit.

Delivery guarantees and what they cover

The page commits to a guaranteed completion time of two hours per order. If delivery finishes later than that, 20% of the order price is refunded; if the order cannot be started at all, the refund is 100%. It also cites 1,480 Trustpilot reviews as evidence of its track record.

These are the seller's stated terms. Whether they hold up in practice is not something the source material can verify, so treat the guarantee as a claim from the vendor rather than an independently confirmed fact.

Common mistakes to avoid

• Ordering before checking your wipe date. Because items reset at the Federal Raid, an order placed late in a server's seven-day cycle has a short useful life. Confirm the server's opening date first.
• Buying a single decoder for multiple raids. One decoder opens one Security System, and the owner can repair it. Plan for the number of raids you actually intend to run.
• Assuming items carry between servers. Each server is its own world with its own ID, so an item delivered on EU-03884 stays there.
• Expecting the helicopter to be documented. The source lists it as available but does not explain its role, so do not assume it functions like the Royal E or any other vehicle.

What remains unconfirmed

The source material is a single vendor page, so several things are unknown: exact prices beyond the "$2.49" starting figure in the page title, the helicopter's in-game purpose, item stats, and whether the item roster matches the developer's official game design. Version and platform details are not independently confirmed either. If you need authoritative item behaviour, the in-game descriptions and the developer's own channels remain the primary reference; the third-party listing is best used as a summary of what each item is broadly for and how the wipe cycle interacts with purchases.

FAQ

Do ROB RUN items carry over to a new server? No. Each server is a separate world with its own ID, and items reset at the Federal Raid seven days after the server opened.

How many decoders do I need for a raid cycle? At least one per raid, since a raid consumes a decoder on the Security System and the owner can repair it afterwards. Bring more than one if you plan several raids.

What are growing bushes for? They stock your base Grow Room and generate production income. They come in green, epic and legendary tiers.

What is the drill used for? It is the bank drilling rig used for vault jobs.