1-in-25-trillion rarity drones
The most recent directly verified official Roblox games metadata packet available to this project was Monday, July 20, 2026, and it explicitly mentioned 1-in-25-trillion rarity drones for Mine a Planet.
Mine a Planet Drone Rarity, Mythic Drones & Rare Drones Status
Use this exact route when the query is Mine a Planet drone rarity, mythic drones, rare drones, or a claimed top-rarity pull rather than the broader fleet-role guide.
mine a planet drone raritymine a planet mythic dronesmine a planet rare drones1-in-25-trillion rarity drones
Quick answer: the official Roblox metadata packet rechecked on Thursday, July 23, 2026 still named 1-in-25-trillion rarity drones. What today's refresh did not produce was a creator-backed rarity table or a safe mythic-versus-rare roster. This page answers the exact rarity query family without inventing those missing details.
Rarity ledger
What the site can say safely about rarity today
Players are already looking for these exact rarity labels, but the claim boundary still has to stay tight.
Drone rarity, mythic drones, and rare drones
Current public guide pages now split drone rarity, mythic drones, and rare drones into separate answers. That makes the phrase cluster useful enough to answer on its own instead of leaving it buried inside the broader drone hub.
No creator-backed rarity table
No creator-controlled public source currently publishes a named drone roster, mythic list, rare list, color-tier rule, or safe stat table for each rarity label.
Official games API is reachable again
When the Roblox games metadata endpoint was rechecked on Thursday, July 23, 2026 from this environment, it again exposed the official 1-in-25-trillion rarity drones wording. That keeps the rarity page tied to a live official source instead of a blocked carry-forward packet.
How to use this page
Treat rarity as a source-watch label, not a finished roster
That keeps the page useful for exact lookup intent while protecting the site from publishing made-up rankings.
- Use the last accessible official rarity phrase as the ceiling of what is verified today.
- Treat mythic drones, rare drones, purple drones, and legendary drones as public wording until a creator-backed table or stable live capture confirms the exact labels.
- Do not turn public guide headings into site-owned stat claims, drop tables, or best-drone lists.
- Move probability questions into the roll-odds calculator and performance questions into the role-first drone pages.
Next pages
Open the route that answers the next drone-rarity question
Drone hub
Drones
Use the broader drone route when you need role context, fleet tests, or current public wording beyond rarity alone.
ProbabilityRoll odds calculator
Turn a displayed one-in-N rarity into repeat-roll math without pretending the site knows the hidden Luck formula.
RankingsTier list
Use the role-first ranking page when the question is which bottleneck to fix rather than how rare a pull sounds.
FreshnessUpdates
Check the update cluster when a Beta change might have shifted drone wording, roll systems, or reward claims.
FAQ
Drone-rarity questions
What is officially verified about Mine a Planet drone rarity?
The last directly verified official Roblox games metadata packet available to this project said Mine a Planet had 1-in-25-trillion rarity drones. It did not publish a full named rarity table, roster, or stat sheet.
Are mythic drones or rare drones officially listed?
Not in a creator-backed public table that this site could safely cite on Thursday, July 23, 2026. Those terms are active public search wording, but they remain source-watch labels rather than verified roster categories here.
Should rarity alone decide which drone I keep?
No. Rarity can tell you a drone is uncommon, but it does not replace measured mining output, travel behavior, cargo pressure, and upgrade value for your current route.
Where should I go after this page?
Use the drone hub for role context, the roll-odds calculator for user-entered probability math, and the tier list when you need a role-first ranking rather than a rarity label alone.