Death in the Box Badges: All 8 Official Requirements

Death in the Box has eight badge records in the official list checked on 15 October 2026. They cover completing and winning a round, surviving with a shield, eliminating a player, using vengeance, dodging the clown, duplicate death cards and the puppet event. The table below preserves the developer's requirement wording.

Which Death in the Box badges are on the official list?

All eight Death in the Box badges were marked enabled at the 15 October 2026 check. Their listed requirements are shown above; this editor does not claim to have personally earned them.

For the general objective, begin with round basics. For the difference between a badge clue and a complete card effect, use cards and events. The guide index connects the achievement reference with the purchase pages without treating payment as an achievement requirement.

Which badges distinguish playing from winning?

Play a round of DITB! requires a full round. Win a game of DITB! requires a win. Those are separate developer-written conditions, so the presence of the participation badge is not evidence of a win. Likewise, a count of awarded badges is not a count of distinct players in your current server.

The official survival objective provides the appropriate context. The description says up to fifteen other opponents; the server capacity field is separate and does not change either badge's wording. The wiki overview keeps those identity and capacity facts in one place.

Neither requirement gives a round duration, a minimum number of actions or a special reward. If the current game adds a visible checklist or payout, it needs its own evidence before being added to this Death in the Box reference. Do not infer an extra cash award solely because cash bonuses and passes exist elsewhere in the game.

What do the interaction badges tell you?

Still standing! connects survival with a shield card. Vengeance! records use of a vengeance card. Double Death! mentions duplicate death cards. Each text establishes a different achievement condition, but none defines every effect, exception or activation window of the underlying card.

The interaction reference groups those narrow observations. Killer! is broader: its description asks for successfully eliminating a player, without specifying a particular card, weapon or event. The store’s CHOOSE NEXT DEATH listing therefore should not be treated as the only route to that badge.

Dodge! names a knife thrown by the clown. Puppet in the Box! names three additional cards from the rare puppet event. Our clown and puppet notes do not turn the word rare into a percentage or publish an unverified dodge technique. They distinguish what the developer wrote from details still requiring a gameplay check.

How many times had each badge been awarded?

The following values are a snapshot from the official badge response read on 15 October 2026. The “past-day” column uses that listing's own past-day window; it is not labelled as a Beijing calendar-day total. Values keep moving after the check.

Awards measure how often Roblox reports the badge being given under that record. They do not reveal how many times a specific event was offered, how many players attempted a condition, or the probability of receiving a card. Without those denominators, comparing award counts cannot establish event odds or an optimal strategy.

Use each Death in the Box badge requirement for the actual condition, and the beginner overview for the game objective. The source policy explains why dated counters are separated from rules.

Can these numbers be used as a difficulty ranking?

Not by themselves. A badge may have a lower total because its opportunity appears less often, because it was introduced later, because fewer people seek it, or for another reason the available records do not settle. Those are possible explanations, not findings about Death in the Box.

This Death in the Box list is not an easiest-to-hardest ranking. A player who has already met a requirement can use its exact name to identify the achievement, while a player planning the next session should read the requirement itself rather than infer difficulty from the total awards.

The other guide topics cover the facts that can be checked directly. If you are deciding whether to pay for an item, compare the written pass benefits and product listing rather than treating an award count as proof that a purchase is necessary.

What should a badge correction report include?

Include the exact badge name, the Roblox badge link or ID and a description of the result you observed. A screenshot of the full achievement notification or current requirement text is useful. Avoid submitting only a guessed card effect inferred from a friend's description.

This is a request for reproducible evidence from the editorial team, not a requirement imposed by the game. Use Contact, read the correction process, or return to the Death in the Box homepage when choosing your next guide.

Sources

The mechanics and numbers in this guide come from the material below. Open the original pages to check them yourself.

1. S001 badges.roblox.com badges.roblox.com Accessed 2026-10-15
2. S002 games.roblox.com games.roblox.com Accessed 2026-10-15
3. S003 apis.roblox.com apis.roblox.com Accessed 2026-10-15

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