Dig and Survive Badge How-To

Dig and Survive tracks six Roblox badges. This page lists all six, how to earn them, and which wiki guides match the work. We will not add a seventh from a video thumbnail. If a script promises to pop Survivor while you AFK, that is the inf-item lie covered on auto farm scripts.

Badges are proof of a job, not a class unlock. Premium, Lucky Tickets, and Gems do not skip these. Read how classes work if you came here looking for rolls. The parent players hub sits above both topics.

Badge table

Badge	How you earn it	Difficulty	Matching guide
First Steps	Complete the tutorial	First session	Getting started
Yummers	Deliver Cheesy Bread to the generator	Early town objective	Generator
Helping Hand	Finish a quest line	Mid-run, needs attention	Guides hub
What Comes Next?	Complete an ending	Long-run story path	Endings
Survivor	Reach Day 50	Extremely rare	Day 50
Still Standing	Kill 3000 zombies	Extremely rare	Combat volume across nights

Survivor and Still Standing are extremely rare. Treat them as season goals, not as tonight’s homework. First Steps and Yummers are the badges a healthy lobby should actually see.

First Steps

Finish the onboarding. Follow every prompt, learn interact on your device, and stay near town until you know where the pawn shop, bag UI, and Codes button live. Skipping tutorial text to sprint into the mine is how people miss First Steps and then also miss the controls they needed at dusk.

After it pops, redeem DigSocial on the codes hub for 20 Lucky Tickets. Tickets are not a badge reward. They are a separate claim. Do not paste the code into a quest box.

Yummers

Yummers is the generator badge. You put Cheesy Bread into the generator. That is the whole requirement, and it is easy to fail because bread looks like just another scrap stack. Do not pawn every food-looking item on autopilot. The generator guide is the town-objective version of this trophy.

On a 20-player server, one dedicated bread runner beats six people who each “might” feed it later. Call the job on the loadout planner. Night defense still happens; the generator is not a substitute for holding doors.

Helping Hand

Helping Hand is the quest-line badge. Complete the quest line the game actually gives you. This wiki will not invent quest titles or NPC names to pad a table. Play the prompts, turn them in, and do not abandon a line because a boss farther from town looks louder. Distance from town is how new threats and bosses enter the run; a quest is often the reason to go out and the reason to come home.

If a quest wants scrap, run the digging loop first. If it wants you alive at night, treat it like a defense exam, not a sightseeing tour.

What Comes Next?

This badge is awarded when you complete an ending. It is a story-path trophy, not a kill-count trophy. The endings guide is the matching page. You will not stumble into it on night one, and a class roll will not skip the path.

Plan an ending run the same way you plan Day 50: bag space, pawn timing, generator fed, Free Revive understood, nobody kiting a far-out threat into spawn. The run checklist is the printable version of that discipline.

Survivor (extremely rare)

Survivor is Day 50. Most lobbies never see it. That is not a skill insult; it is how long fifty day-night cycles are when nights keep getting worse and people have school, work, or a wipe at Day 12.

The matching guide is how to reach Day 50. The habits start on night one: short scrap routes, early returns, kit in the bag before sundown, no hero runs into fog you have not scouted. Free Revive Every Run is a safety net, not a license to stand in a horde. Permanent Drill and Bag Boost help the daylight shift that funds fifty nights; they do not grant the badge.

Co-op helps only if the lobby is stable. A 20-player server that churns randoms every dusk is a harder Survivor attempt than a smaller friend group that understands the tools hub jobs.

Still Standing (extremely rare)

Still Standing is 3000 zombie kills. It is a volume grind, not a single boss. Farther-out bosses can add dangerous fights, but the badge is the kill total. Farming it with a kill-aura script is how you lose the account instead of the trophy.

Practical notes:

• Survive first, count later. A wipe resets your night, not your Roblox badge progress, but it does reset the town you were using to farm.
• Night holds in town are safer volume than chasing fog.
• Do not steal boss tags your group was not ready to start.
• Med kits in the bag beat a slightly higher kill pace.

If you are still learning controls, Still Standing is the wrong goal. Get First Steps, Yummers, and a night you can hold. Then grind kills on purpose.

Suggested order

1. First Steps (tutorial)
2. DigSocial claimed, class decision parked on classes
3. Yummers (Cheesy Bread into the generator)
4. Helping Hand (quest line while you still care about prompts)
5. What Comes Next? if the lobby wants a story close
6. Survivor and Still Standing as parallel long-run tracks

Do not reverse that list. A Day 50 attempt with no generator plan and no tutorial habits is how rare badges stay rare.

What does not award a badge

Buying Bag Boost, Sprint Boost, Double Gems, Free Revive Every Run, Starter Cash, Permanent Drill, or Bigger Lobby does not grant any of the six. Redeeming DigSocial does not. Joining the im diggin it group does not. Rank those purchases on the gamepass tier list instead of waiting for a trophy popup.

There is no Trello of secret badges. Watch the B.L.O.X INTERACTIVE Discord and September 2026 notes if the developers add a seventh. Until then, this table is the list. Official links live on the links hub. Patch claims belong on the updates hub.

Play the jobs. The badges follow the jobs, not the other way around.