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Official API • Checked 2026-10-10

Build A Keyboard Badges

Build A Keyboard! has five enabled badges on Roblox. Names and award rates come from the official Badge API; Roblox publishes no descriptions or requirements, so the readings below interpret official award rates and keep the unknown parts marked as unknown.

Quick answer: the list and the story it tells

Five badges: Welcome! and First Roll are effectively universal (about 100% award rate each — join and roll once). 100 Roll sits at 18.4%, a genuine early-game checkpoint that only about one in five players reaches. Friends sits at 8.8%. And Keyboard Completed! reports as 0.0% — under half a percent — which makes finishing a keyboard the game's real endgame. Together they trace the progression curve of a game with 9.42M visits: everyone starts and rolls, a fifth grind to 100 rolls, and almost nobody has finished the build yet.

Verified badge list

All Build A Keyboard badges, with award rates

The official Roblox Badge API returns five enabled badges for universe 10306366253 (checked 2026-10-10).

BadgeOfficial award rateReadingSource / checked
Welcome!~100%Awarded essentially to every player — a join badge.Badge API, 2026-10-10
First Roll~100%Essentially universal, matching the core loop: your first keycap roll.Badge API, 2026-10-10
100 Roll18.4%Roughly one in five players reaches 100 rolls — a real early-game checkpoint.Badge API, 2026-10-10
Friends8.8%About one in eleven players; the name points at bringing a friend, but Roblox publishes no description.Badge API, 2026-10-10
Keyboard Completed!reported as 0.0% (under 0.05%)The game's rarest public badge — finishing a full keyboard setup. Treat it as the long-term goal.Badge API, 2026-10-10

Roblox publishes no descriptions or requirements for these badges. Award-rate percentages are the official win-rate statistic and are a strong hint, but this page does not convert a name into an unlock instruction.

What is verified

Names, identity, enabled status, award rates

The Badge API ties every listed badge to universe 10306366253 (Build a Keyboard by BAKGAME), reports each as enabled, and exposes the win-rate statistic used in the table. Badge IDs are kept in the table so the rows are checkable against the raw API.

Award rates are the closest thing this game has to published progression data — which is why the tier-list page uses them as its example of what verifiable game data looks like.

What remains unknown

Exact badge requirements

The API contains no badge descriptions. Names such as First Roll or 100 Roll suggest goals, and the award rates make those suggestions quantitative — but a name plus a rate is still an interpretation, not an unlock instruction.

If BAKGAME adds descriptions in a future update, this page rechecks and each row gains its official text with a new checked date.

FAQ

Build A Keyboard badge questions

How many Build A Keyboard badges are there?

Five enabled badges, verified through the official Roblox Badge API for universe 10306366253 on 2026-10-10: Welcome!, Friends, Keyboard Completed!, First Roll, and 100 Roll.

What are the badge names in order?

By official award rate: Welcome! and First Roll (essentially universal), 100 Roll (18.4%), Friends (8.8%), and Keyboard Completed! (reported under 0.05% — the rarest).

How do I earn every badge?

Roblox publishes no badge descriptions or requirements for this game, so exact unlock conditions are not documented anywhere. The names and award rates are strong hints — join, roll, roll 100 times, bring a friend, finish a keyboard — but this page keeps the hint and the fact separate.

What is the rarest badge?

Keyboard Completed!, whose official win-rate statistic reports as 0.0% (under 0.05% of players). Completing a full keyboard setup is the endgame achievement.

Why do award rates change?

Award rates are ratios of awards to players and shift as new players join. The numbers here are the official values at the dated check; this page updates them when a recheck happens.

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