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Author: Jellyfi, American Plains Mudding Guide Editor

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Key points

  • Jellyfi is the editorial byline responsible for researching, publishing and maintaining these American Plains Mudding guides.
  • Facts come from the developer's own Roblox data first; fan sites and videos are only used as leads.
  • Vehicles are described with the developer's own generic names; no real-world make or model is attached to them.
  • "Last checked" is the day a page was compared with its sources; Roblox numbers are snapshots from that day.
Promotional art: a red lifted pickup truck carrying a large camper body with AmericanPlains on its side, parked on a grassy trail with mountains behind
Official art · American Plains Mudding (Roblox)

Jellyfi is the editorial byline on LootWiki, responsible for researching, publishing and maintaining the American Plains Mudding guides on this site. The byline covers research, fact checks against official Roblox data and updates when the game changes. Every guide published under that byline is listed below.

How these guides are researched

American Plains Mudding is a Roblox game, so the most reliable facts are the ones the developer registers on Roblox itself: the game description, the eight badges, the 14 game pass records, the 11 developer products, the 60 event listings and the group page. Those are read directly from Roblox's public data and quoted word for word, emoji and capital letters included, with the date we checked them.

The game's official icon: the letters APM in a stars-and-stripes pattern above a Roblox character in a high-visibility vest riding a red ATV with a windshield
Every guide in this section is published under one editorial byline · Official art · American Plains Mudding (Roblox)

Fan wikis, code sites and videos are used only as leads. If one of them is the only source for a fact, such as a code, a hidden vehicle location, a vehicle's speed or a command, that fact stays off our published pages until something official or our own check confirms it. That is why there is no codes page, no map page, no full commands list and no tier list yet.

How vehicles are named

Vehicles are named exactly as the developer names them: ATV, pickup, SUV, combine, tilt deck trailer and so on. The game's art is detailed, and some of it will remind players of real machines. We do not attach real-world makes or models to anything, in the text or in image descriptions, because the developer's own text does not.

What counts as our opinion

Buying orders, a first-session checklist and "check this in game" lists are editorial suggestions, not rules of the game, and each page says so where it matters. Ratios such as "per 100 welcome badges" and pass totals are our own arithmetic on official numbers. Anything we infer, such as the possible return of a holiday pass, is labelled as inferred.

How to read the dates on a page

"Published" is when the page first went live. "Last checked" is when the text was compared against its sources. Roblox numbers such as badge totals, visits, member counts and prices are snapshots from that day. This game has had an update listed for almost every Saturday, so a page checked on a Friday describes the previous week's version until we review it again.

Found a mistake?

If a price, name or menu no longer matches the game, use the Contact page and include the page link and a screenshot from the game. Screenshots of the whitelist option, the spawn menu, a hidden vehicle or the place where private server commands are typed are especially welcome, because those are gaps we could not fill from official data. The site-wide writing and correction rules are on the Editorial Policy page.

Where to start

New players: how to play. Waiting for the next patch: the update schedule. Planning purchases: the game pass guide.

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