The Great Pyramid: Blocks, Milestones & Chambers
Everything about the central monument in Build the Pyramid! on Roblox: the 171,700 blocks the first pyramid needs, the harder pyramids the game draws afterwards, how server-wide collaboration works across the public servers' current size, permanent multiplier rewards, and secret interior chambers. The Halloween world added on October 17, 2026 builds a separate monument of its own, and that counter starts at 1.02M.
171,700 Total Blocks Required
In verified gameplay footage (recorded September 18, 2026), the in-game HUD clearly states the remaining requirement to complete the monument: 171,700 blocks (“นี่คือจำนวนบล็อกที่เราต้องวาง 171,700”). Progress was read out at major milestones of 50,000 and 100,000 blocks.
The 171,700 figure is what the first pyramid displayed. Update 1.5 (September 22, 2026) made a completed pyramid give a random chance of a more difficult one next, so later runs are not guaranteed to repeat that number: in a creator recording uploaded September 23, 2026 (JeffBlox, playing on a Portuguese-language client), the block counter read 0 / 240,464 for his run after a completion, with his own pyramid counter at 2. That is one recording, so 240,464 is one observed next-run requirement, not a published ladder.
Finish One and the Next Pyramid Is Drawn, Not Repeated
171,700 belongs to the first pyramid. Update 1.5 (September 22, 2026) gave a completion a random chance of a harder pyramid next, and the game shows that roll: a wheel appears above the site while it picks, printing each type’s own name and chance, and the block counter at the top of the screen then carries that type’s total. Two completed runs in one recording read like this:
| Type the game named | Chance printed on the wheel | Blocks on the counter | Coin badge in that run |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gold Pyramid | 20% | 357,760 | 2x COINS |
| Void Pyramid | 5% | 573,800 | Not legible in the frames read |
The counter is the server’s shared total, so everyone in the room is filling the same number whatever type came up. The Gold Pyramid run also carried a 2x COINS badge in the top-right corner for as long as that pyramid was standing.
Three totals have now been read, each from one run in one build, and none of them is a published ladder. The wheel’s full set was not captured, so the two types above are the ones whose label and chance were legible rather than the whole list; the September 23, 2026 recording that read 240,464 never framed a type name beside it. An update can change what the wheel holds. Read the wheel and the counter in your own session.
Why Server-Wide Cooperation Matters
The public server list has read two different sizes within three days: every server in two 100-server samples on September 29, 2026 was capped at 50 players, and every server in three 100-server samples on October 1, 2026 was capped at 100 players, the same day the games API's maxPlayers field read 100 again. Read the roster size of the room you join rather than trusting either number. Blocks deposited by everyone in the server land on the same shared monument, and that shared counter is what makes a crowded server finish a pyramid many times faster than one player can. What going it alone actually costs is set out below, with the source of every claim named.
Shared Server Progress
Every block you or any other player deposits increments the same global counter. Joining a server that is full or nearly full — at whatever cap the room reports — ensures the monument finishes in a fraction of the time, and you can join a build that is already partway done: a September 23, 2026 playthrough walked into a server showing 71,000 placed blocks and carried on from there. The size itself is still unsettled: the developer opened a poll on September 27, 2026 asking whether to go back to 100 players, and it stood at roughly 390 for and 108 against when re-read on September 29, 2026, while the server endpoint the same day listed only 50-cap rooms. The site has not read the studio's Discord since September 29, 2026, so it cannot say which size the studio intends to keep — the roster size in the server you join is the reading that matters.
Full Server Multiplier Unlock
When the server hits 171,700 blocks, everyone who participated earns credit towards their pyramid completion count, unlocking higher Gym Multiplier tiers for permanent character progression.
Can one player finish a pyramid, and how long does it take?
No solo run has been measured on this site, so the three points below are what separate September 2026 playthroughs reported, not readings from a session of ours. One creator, building alone, said finishing a single pyramid by himself takes nearly an entire day of continuous hauling, while adding that playing alone earns Coins steadily because nobody is competing with you for the blocks. A second creator set out to solo-carry a public lobby instead of isolating himself, pushing capacity and Speed until he was, in his words, pretty much solo carrying the whole lobby past the halfway mark. A third said that once everyone in a busy lobby is hauling, the build finishes in “about 20 minutes, 15 minutes” — an estimate from one crowded server, not a schedule.
Two of those creators described working on their own server rather than a shared one, one of them asking afterwards whether everyone else builds on a public server. That part cannot be confirmed here, and this page does not treat it as settled: Roblox's own data for this experience reported VIP server creation as not allowed when it was read on September 25, 2026. Until that changes, the route this page stands behind is the shared one — public servers, one shared block counter, personal completion credit for the pyramids your server finishes. Whether a genuinely solo server is available, and how long a measured solo pyramid takes, stay open questions.
Pyramid Completion Rewards & Gym Tiers
How many finished pyramids you need to unlock each permanent training boost.
Completing the pyramid is not just visual. Every completion contributes to your permanent record and gates the gym multipliers that allow you to train much faster in subsequent rounds:
How many pyramids one completion credits depends on the character you wear. The character cards print the multiplier — Pharaoh 2x Pyramids and Sun God 4x Pyramids — and in the October 19, 2026 recording both builds ran with Sun God equipped: the pyramid counter at the bottom left read 118 before the first cap, 122 after it, and 126 after the second. The gym tiers below count exactly that number, so the character you wear decides how many finished pyramids a tier costs you.
| Completed Pyramids | Gym Multiplier Unlocked | Optional Pass Skip | Footage & Store Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 Pyramids | 2x Multiplier | R$35 (Unlock 2x Gym) | Earned free after 1 complete server pyramid, or skipped for R$35. |
| 3 Pyramids | 5x Multiplier | R$99 (Unlock 5x Gym) | Earned free after 3 complete pyramids, or skipped for R$99. |
| 8 Pyramids | 10x Multiplier | R$199 (Unlock 10x Gym) | Earned free after 8 complete pyramids, or skipped for R$199. |
| 15 Pyramids | 25x Multiplier | R$399 (Unlock 25x Gym) | Earned free after 15 complete pyramids, or skipped for R$399. |
| 25 Pyramids | 50x Multiplier | R$699 (Unlock 50x Gym) | Earned free after 25 complete pyramids, or skipped for R$699. |
| 50 Pyramids | 75x Multiplier | R$765 (Unlock 75x Gym) | Earned free after 50 complete pyramids, or skipped for R$765. |
| 100 Pyramids | 100x Multiplier | R$825 (Unlock 100x Gym) | Earned free after 100 complete pyramids, or skipped for R$825. |
| Admin Tier | Admin Tier | R$1499 (Unlock ADMIN Gym) | Exclusive training tier. Requirement not published; unlocked via game pass. |
Secret Interior: What Is Inside the Finished Pyramid?
Unlike ordinary Roblox clickers where monuments are solid props, the completed pyramid in Build the Pyramid! can be walked inside. Once the final block is placed, an entrance opens, leading into three distinct interior areas:
Underground Bedrock Chamber
A subterranean room below the monument base entered immediately after the entrance corridor.
Statue Chamber & Snake Shrine
A dedicated inner gallery housing ancient stone figures, including a prominent snake statue.
AGUAS DE NU (Timed Pool Chamber)
An underground reservoir inside the pyramid, and not a decorative prop: the chamber is titled AGUAS DE NU and labelled "2x Seu Melhor Ginasio" (2x your best gym) in a creator recording uploaded September 23, 2026, a countdown runs across the top of the interior at a 3-minute limit (read at 2:28 remaining, beside a "3 / 60 MIN" indicator), and the entrance sits inside the 2x training marker. In that same recording the floating payouts inside the chamber read Coins in the +256,000 and +512,000 range, on an account already carrying very large Speed and Strength multipliers, so those amounts are one session’s readouts and not a per-tick rate.
The Halloween World Builds Its Own Monument, From 1.02M
The Halloween update gave the game a second map, and it is not a reskin of the central monument: it has its own build site, its own block counter and its own currency. In a creator recording published October 18, 2026, the counter at the top of the screen read 0 / 1.02M on a fresh world and 1.02M / 1.02M when the last block went in. The next target appeared the moment that one was capped.
| Build site | Blocks on the counter | Read from |
|---|---|---|
| Central monument (main world) | 171,700 | Creator recording, September 18, 2026 |
| Halloween world, first target | 1.02M | Creator recording, October 18, 2026 |
| Halloween world, next target | 3.03M | Same recording, after the first was capped |
1.02M is roughly six times the main monument’s 171,700, and 3.03M is about eighteen times. Both are what the counter printed, not a published ladder. The 3.03M target only appeared after the first was capped and nobody in that recording built it, so what comes after 3.03M is unread.
This world also rolls its own wheel, with its own two names on it. A creator recording published October 19, 2026 shows the roll printing Cursed Pyramid 20% beside a red pyramid and Haunted Pyramid 80% beside an orange one, and that same session then built both: the orange draw filled to 1.02M / 1.02M, and after a server hop the red draw already stood at 158,335 / 3.03M before it too was capped.
| Type the wheel named | Chance printed on the wheel | Blocks on the counter | Badge beside that counter |
|---|---|---|---|
| Haunted Pyramid | 80% | 1.02M | None printed in the frames read |
| Cursed Pyramid | 20% | 3.03M | 2x COINS |
Blocks placed here pay Candy Corn instead of Coins: the HUD’s top row switches to the candy-corn counter, and it climbed from 7,590 to 13.6M while the first target was being filled. That is the same currency the Cursed Egg charges 250 a hatch and the Halloween UPGRADES rows charge millions for, so time on this monument is the event’s income — the Halloween codes pay it too, and the Cursed Egg page lists what it buys.
The world has an end date the studio named itself: a post in its Discord on October 19, 2026 reads “Halloween World will be in-game until November 1st”. The game’s own Events module puts an hour on it — read on October 28, 2026, it lists 🎃 Halloween Pt. 2 as running from October 24, 2026 at 21:30 UTC to October 31, 2026 at 21:00 UTC. That end time is the first hours of November 1 in UTC+8, so the two surfaces agree on the day and the module is the only one that names the hour. The studio has not said what happens to unspent Candy Corn after it. Spend it on the Cursed Egg before then rather than after.
Update 5.0, posted in the studio’s Discord on October 24, 2026, adds three more things to this event: the Demon Lord’s Castle, a Gravekeeper’s Maze the post only describes as “find it if you can”, and the Pumpkin King’s quest. None of the three has a block total on any surface read here, so this page adds no numbers for them. The maze does have a walkthrough now — the grave beside the gym, the tiles that mark the route and the free character at the altar are on the Gravekeeper’s Maze page. The same update also added an hourly market whose stock is on the Black Market page.
Capping the first target opens the interior, and this one is a training room rather than a set of chambers. A floating sign outside reads 10X TRAINING INSIDE; inside, a banner reads WATERS OF NU over “10x Your Best Gym”, and each tick printed +16,000 Strength and +1,000 Speed in that session. The room runs on a countdown — 2:47 at the doorway and 2:02 inside, with a +30 Min button beside it — and the pyramid-token counter at the bottom left read 38 before the last block and 40 after.
The counter prints no name for either target — the wheel does. In the October 18, 2026 recording the counters above were read from, no label sat beside either total, which is why this page kept the two words apart from the two block totals. The October 19, 2026 recording is what pairs them: one roll, both names on screen, then the orange draw at 1.02M and the red draw at 3.03M. That pairing is still one session in one build — a later update can re-roll the names, the chances and the totals — and what the 3.03M interior prints stays unread.