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Gnomes! [Steal & Escape] Beginner Guide

A short first-session path. The full route, badge order, and wrong-game warning are in the First Heist guide.

Gnomes! [Steal & Escape] Beginner Guide

A short first-session path. The full route, badge order, and wrong-game warning are in the First Heist guide.

First session

  1. Open the right game — Use the official Sneaky Gnomes experience, place 103331563595376. The objective is to enter the house, steal valuables, and escape the Homeowner.
  2. Choose an exit — Pick the way you plan to leave before you go in.
  3. Enter the house — The first entry is the Breaking In! badge.
  4. Loot and leave — Take a nearby item, then return. Add rooms after that short trip works.
  5. Code only if the box is there — If a code box is on screen, use RELEASE! with the exclamation mark. The steps are on the codes page.
  6. Pick the next badge — After the loop is familiar, choose a team finish, a sub-five-minute round, or the 100-item milestone.

Published starter guides

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Which Roblox game is this wiki about?

Gnomes! [Steal & Escape] by Sneaky Gnomes. The Roblox place ID is 103331563595376. Burglin' Gnomes is a Steam game, and Stealing Gnomes and Find the Gnomes are different Roblox experiences. Their controls, codes, and badges do not transfer.

What should a new player do first?

Enter the Homeowner's house and leave by a route you already picked. That first entry is the Breaking In! badge. Copy RELEASE! only after you can see a code box in the live game. Save the under-five-minute clear and the full-team escape for a later round.

Can one round count for both Speedy Thief and Gnome Squad?

The two badge descriptions set different conditions, and neither description says the awards block each other. Speedy Thief needs the whole round finished in under 5 minutes. Gnome Squad needs the full team out safely. Your own quick exit does not complete the team badge.

Where are the controls, loot prices, and quest payouts?

The public experience description names the heist, quests, tools, and upgrades. It does not list keybinds, item values, quest rewards, or a Coin-shop catalog. Read the prompts and prices in your current session.