Fust Survival Guides Hub

Fust Survival is a Roblox survival experience by Jimma Studios currently in early access / alpha (since October 3, 2026). Servers hold up to 100 players, progress saves per server until the weekly Friday wipe, and the core loop is familiar if you have played hardcore gather-craft-build games: spawn on a beach, punch nodes, craft tools, plant a base, lock a Tool Cupboard, light a furnace, then either farm monuments or prepare explosives for raids.

This Guides Hub is the map for that loop. Use it when you are new, when you join a fresh wipe, or when you need a focused deep dive on one system. Every guide below is written for practical decisions — what to craft first, what to smelt next, and which mistakes wipe your loot before Friday.

Survival loop at a glance

1. Spawn and orient — You appear near the beach with a rock and a torch. Learn controls so gathering and the crafting menu feel automatic.
2. Hit starter goals — The HUD tracks early targets such as 250 Wood, 100 Stones, craft a Building Plan, place a foundation, place a door, place a Tool Cupboard, and place a sleeping bag. The getting started guide walks that checklist step by step.
3. Gather smarter — Wood and cloth from trees, stones and ores from nodes, sulphur from yellow crystals on grey rock. See resource gathering for what each material feeds.
4. Craft the gate items — Stone tools, Building Plan, Hammer, then Workbench 1 and gun powder when you are ready. Full categories and recipes live in the crafting guide.
5. Light the furnace — Smelt metal ore into fragments, burn wood into charcoal, and learn every UI control in furnace and smelting.
6. Secure a shell — Foundation, walls, wooden door with Key Lock, Tool Cupboard, sleeping bag, and a cheap airlock habit. Details in base building and base defense.
7. Accelerate or strike — Follow fast progression for beach-to-metal timing, farm monument loot when safe, or push sulphur into explosives with raiding. Solos should skim solo survival before third-party fights.

All guides

• Getting Started — Day-one walkthrough from beach spawn through your first Tool Cupboard and sleeping bag.
• Crafting — Q menu categories, early recipes, Workbench 1 requirements, and gun powder.
• Resource Gathering — Wood, cloth, stone, metal ore, sulphur, furnace fuel, and smelting outputs.
• Furnace and Smelting — Deep furnace UI walkthrough, charcoal path, fragments for Workbench 1, and safe burn habits.
• Fast Progression — Beach to metal gear route: starter goals, tools, lock, furnace, Workbench 1, then Outpost and Military Crate shortcuts.
• Base Building — Building Plan ghosts, upgrades with the Hammer, Tool Cupboard, Key Lock, and airlocks.
• Base Defense — TC upkeep thinking, airlock plus Key Lock, Hammer upgrade order, bags, and post-raid rebuild with TC re-auth.
• Monument Loot — Outpost recycler, Military Crates, Dome, oil rig, harbor, bag staging, and banking habits.
• Raiding — Sulphur to charcoal to gun powder to explosives, raid prep, and TC objectives.
• Solo Survival — Priorities when you play alone, when not to fight, banking loot, and wipe planning.
• Controls — LMB, Q, TAB, E, M, HUD notes, and movement habits that keep you alive.

How to use this wiki on wipe day

Treat Friday wipe as a reset clock, not a reason to panic. On a new server, follow Getting Started until the starter goals clear, then branch:

• If you want maximum speed to mid-tier crafts, run fast progression through furnace fragments and Workbench 1 before long monument tours.
• If you want a quiet foothold, prioritize resource gathering and a small base with a Key Lock and Tool Cupboard, then harden it with base defense.
• If you want combat economy, master furnace and smelting so charcoal and sulphur become gun powder for raiding.
• If you are solo, read solo survival before you take third-party fights near monument loot routes.

Cross-link as you play. The crafting page assumes you know how nodes drop; the raid page assumes you can already run a furnace; monument pages assume your door already locks. When a tip mentions a recipe cost, remember server rates can vary — treat listed numbers as the common baseline, not a guarantee on every vanilla or modded instance.

Related hubs

For codes, updates, scripts, and player tools, return to the home page hubs or jump from navigation. Guides stay focused on systems you touch every wipe. Bookmark this page, then open the sub-guide that matches your next decision so you waste fewer minutes standing on the beach with a rock.

Stay consistent with facts across the wiki: early access on Roblox, weekly Friday wipe, up to 100 players per server, and progress that only lasts until wipe. When a patch changes recipes or monuments, update the relevant sub-guide first, then adjust this hub summary so newcomers still see the current loop.