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Called worth a lot of money. No coin figure was stated.

RAM in Plunder

RAM: Called worth a lot of money. No coin figure was stated. Get it by Search computer setups and boxes. Other players can take 7-Eleven stock first. Use it to Prioritize it over keyboards and other clutter when slots are tight.

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What is RAM?

Players grabbed RAM twice because it is worth a lot of money, and left keyboards in the same rooms. It showed up around the 7-Eleven and in treasure boxes. No numeric price is documented.

Published facts

FactValue
Seen in7-Eleven; treasure boxes
Confirmed useSell to a cat
Observed priceNot stated

How do you get RAM?

Search computer setups and boxes. Other players can take 7-Eleven stock first.

How do you use RAM?

Prioritize it over keyboards and other clutter when slots are tight.

FAQ

RAM questions

What do you actually do in Plunder?

The experience page states four beats: sneak into the home of the good boys, take valuables including the bones, fight because they bite, and get out. Narrated runs add a sell step after you leave alive. Death drops everything on you and in your backpack.

Who made Plunder?

The Roblox listing credits the group Big Bad Bark. The public group page lists DOOURRBEST as the owner. This wiki is not run by that group or by Roblox.

Are there working codes?

No code string was found for place ID 82531308645115, and the experience page does not describe a redeem box. Do not type a code published for a different game named Plunder.

Can I make a VIP server?

The games record has VIP server creation turned off. Public servers hold up to 25 players.

Do I get paid when I pick an item up?

No. Narrated runs show a coin number on loot, then a manual sale after you extract alive. Dying before that sale drops the haul. One video mentions coins for evacuating, then still shows a sell step, so plan on selling.

Why do dogs keep winning the chase?

The experience page says you can run and they run faster. Leave through an exit, an elevator, or the rooftop teleport. A shield carrier was the exception in one run because the large shield slowed it.

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