Multiversal Piece Stellarite Guide: AFK, Six Tails & Hakari
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How to earn Stellarite in the waiting area, use it for rolls and distinguish free AFK access from paid RPG early access.
Access comes first
The developer opened the free AFK waiting area on November 1. RPG early access is separate; the announcement priced it at 499 Robux and recommended waiting for release because test progress may change. A free AFK visit does not establish access to the RPG’s quests, dungeons or equipment systems.
How to get Stellarite
Join the official waiting area
Open Multiversal Piece by Multiversal Sea using the official Roblox link below. The announcement makes this waiting area available to everyone before the full release.
Stay AFK or play minigames
The developer names both waiting and minigames as ways to earn Stellarite over time. No numerical earning rate or comparison between the methods is supplied in that announcement. Choose the available activity you prefer; do not assume that a quoted hourly yield is guaranteed.
Use Stellarite for rolls
The announced uses are rolls for Six Tails and Hakari. Check the current in-game roll screen for its cost and any displayed rules before spending. The announcement does not establish drop rates, pity thresholds or a guaranteed number of rolls to obtain either character.
Stellarite questions
Is Stellarite a redeem code?
No. It is the currency earned through the waiting feature. The official codes channel was empty when reviewed on November 12; that does not rule out codes being published later.
Does waiting guarantee free early access?
No. The developer mentioned occasional giveaways for participants. Selection is not the same as an unlock requirement, and no guaranteed AFK duration was stated.
Will progress carry over?
The developer warned that data during testing may change. Do not treat test balances, rolls or purchases as a guarantee about the final release.