Roblox · Whisperwood field companion
Mushrooming is a Roblox foraging game set in Whisperwood: pick mushrooms, land a clean cut, wash off the dirt, sell, then spend the coins on a better knife. This site keeps the numbers — every mushroom with its price, the five cut grades, the mutation multipliers and the gear ladder.
Whisperwood's own key art: the forager, the basket and the giant glowing mushrooms you are hunting.Source
Enter the base price the game shows, then the age, cut, dirt and mutation. You get the sale price and the one fix worth doing first.
In game: the price on the card in your basket.
In game: the age word on the mushroom card — Young, Fresh, Old or Rotten.
In game: the grade you get after knifing it, from Pristine down to Mangled.
In game: the dirt word on the card after you pick it; a wash basin turns muddy into washed.
In game: the mutation name shown over the mushroom when you pick it, and kept on the card.
Sale price
$5.00
Fix first: Pristine cut — $6.50 instead of $5.00 (adds $1.50).
Six codes work as of 7 November 2026, and every one of them is a timed 2x boost.
ROOTWAYS2x Coins, 20 minutes
Best coin code on the list right now.
FOUNDERS2x XP, 15 minutes
Pair it with the rarest mushroom your knife can cut.
GLOAMWOOD2x Coins, 15 minutes
Second-longest coin boost.
Every coin in this game comes from the same four moves, and each one multiplies the last.
A mushroom is Fresh for most of its six to twelve minutes on the ground, worth 1.25x. Wait too long and it is Old at 0.65x or Rotten at 0.3x.
Which kinds grow whereClick while the marker is in the gold zone. Every cut in the gold is Pristine, worth 1.3x; hacking it off is Mangled at 0.35x.
Cut grades explainedDusty mushrooms sell at 0.85x and muddy ones at 0.6x. The basin by the well turns either into washed, which sells at 1.05x.
The first-hour walkthroughThe Merchant pays for the whole basket. Coins go back into a bigger sack, then a knife that can cut the next rarity up.
The gear ladderFour situations cover most first sessions. Each one opens the page that answers it.
You just joined and want the timed 2x boosts before you spend a single coin.
You picked something you have never seen and the sale price looks wrong.
You keep circling an area for a mushroom someone mentioned in a video.
Two hundred mushrooms in, still on the starter knife and the starter basket.
You are grinding toward Gloamwood or The Rootways and want a date, not a number.
It looks different from the others and you suspect the price is not a coincidence.
A knife is not a damage upgrade. It decides the highest rarity you are allowed to cut, and XP comes from rarity, so the knife is your XP rate.
| Knife | Level | Price | Cuts up to | XP per pick at that rarity |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rusty Knife | 1 | Free | Uncommon | 14 XP |
| Pocket Knife | 3 | $300 | Rare | 34 XP |
| Bone Knife | 10 | $6,000 | Epic | 85 XP |
| Mycologist's Scalpel | 22 | $39,000 | Legendary | 230 XP |
| Moonsilver Blade | 30 | $120,000 | Mythic | 620 XP |
Age, cut, dirt and mutation all multiply together. On a $4 Button Mushroom the gap between a careless pick and a lucky perfect one is over a hundred times.
| Age | Cut | Dirt | Mutation | Multiplier | Sale price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rotten 0.3x | Mangled 0.35x | Dusty 0.85x | None | 0.0893x | $0.36 |
| Fresh 1.25x | Clean 1.0x | Washed 1.05x | None | 1.3125x | $5.25 |
| Fresh 1.25x | Pristine 1.3x | Washed 1.05x | Prismatic 8x | 13.65x | $54.60 |
Nine foraging areas hold the 189 logged kinds, and each one has its own gate. Rarity decides the knife; the area decides whether the mushroom is even there.
| Area | How you get in | Kinds |
|---|---|---|
| Birch Meadow | Open from the start | 23 |
| Amber Glade | Toll Bridge, $1,500 | 23 |
| Mossy Hollow | Toll Bridge, $1,500 | 20 |
| Pinewood Ridge | Toll Bridge, $1,500 | 20 |
| Azure Peak | Level 20 | 5 |
| The Undergrove | Any lantern | 7 |
| Elderdeep | 35 kinds found | 20 |
| Gloamwood | Level 45 | 44 |
| The Rootways | Level 60, down the well | 34 |
Two areas landed in the last two weeks of updates, and one seasonal event closed.
A level 60 underworld under Fernhollow, with 34 kinds of mushroom, Rootbound kinds that only a Rootways knife can take, and the Murmuring mutation.
The Rootways guideThree Halloween codes stopped working and the Peddler's candy stock closed with the event.
Which codes still work44 kinds, two new rarities and a level cap raise to 85, which moved the endgame knife ladder up to level 70.
Where Gloamwood sits on the mapNew players lose coins in the same three places: an empty basket, a bad cut and an early knife. This is the order that avoids all three.
Birch Meadow, twelve slots, Common and Uncommon kinds. Sell the lot, then buy the Canvas Sack.
The first-hour walkthroughWith 25 slots, a washed basket of Rare kinds pays for the Pocket Knife, and the knife unlocks the next rarity band.
Coins per hour and what multiplies themLevel 20 opens the road up Azure Peak and level 45 opens Gloamwood; the XP each step costs is fixed and published.
XP table and unlock levelsPip's village chain runs nineteen quests and pays coins and XP alongside your foraging, so it is not a detour.
Every quest chain in orderNo. Everything in the Robux shop is convenience: selling from anywhere, doubling XP, coin packs and speed tonics. The game has no passes and no badges; the shop items are separate purchases.
Price is the base price multiplied by age, cut grade, dirt and mutation. A Fresh, Pristine, washed mushroom sells for about 1.7x its base; a Rotten, Mangled, muddy one for about 0.06x.
7 November 2026. Every code on the codes page carries the date it was checked, so you can see how old the list is before you type anything.
Put its price and cut grade into the calculator and you will see exactly which step is costing you coins.