Core systems
Four systems run the whole game: the dig loop (blast, clear, descend), the 27-TNT unlock ladder, the rare-ore drop loop, and rebirths. The map and systems page documents each with its official counters.
TNT to Earth's Core Wiki
An independent, sourced reference for the exact Roblox game by Exploding fun! (place 129972079094718). No creator wiki exists, so this hub is maintained against the official Roblox surfaces — every table carries a checked date.
The game at a glance (checked 2026-10-03)
TNT to Earth's Core! — live title "TNT to Earth's Core! [Rebirths!]" — is a digging simulator that launched on July 15, 2026 and now counts 30,457,427 visits, 1,383,280 favorites, and a 90.9% positive vote ratio (22,294 up / 2,226 down). You blast downward through nine named layers to the Lava core, collecting rare ores and unlocking a ladder of 27 themed TNTs — Dirt to Singularity — that the game documents through its official badge layer. Servers hold 16 players. This hub is an independent, source-labelled entity-family hub: every entry names its official surface and checked date, and no official or community external wiki is verified for this game — a clear statement this hub repeats wherever the wiki question matters. The wiki's five topic pages below carry the detail; the two ladders are summarized here first.
The TNT ladder (27 rungs)
Dirt TNT · Ice TNT · Mushroom TNT · Fling TNT · Lightning TNT · Gold TNT · Slime TNT · Steel TNT · Ball TNT · Steampunk TNT · Rainbow TNT · Watermelon TNT · Glitter TNT · Diamond TNT · Chocolate TNT · Lava TNT · Glitch TNT · Nuke TNT · Moon TNT · Galaxy TNT · Sun TNT · Blackhole TNT · Cheese TNT · Fire TNT · Pancake TNT · Cake TNT · Singularity TNT
The descent (9 layers + core)
Layer 1: Basic stone · Layer 2: Cobblestone · Layer 3: Andesite · Layer 4: Tuff · Layer 5: Basalt · Layer 6: Deepslate · Layer 7: (unnamed in the badge) · Layer 8: Voidstone · Layer 9: Starcore · Core (Lava)
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Wiki topic pages
Each opens with its own quick answer and cites the official surface it stands on.
Explosives
TNT and nukes family
The explosive family page: the badge-named TNT variants as checked September 17, 2026 (including the since-changed White and Black TNT rows), the nuke question, and the observation method for comparing your own blasts.
Roster + toolCurrent to Oct 3
All 27 TNTs and comparison
The complete current roster — Dirt through Singularity, with official badge flavor text and award counters — plus the comparator that sorts your own observed clearance, cost, and stock by one criterion.
The worldCurrent to Oct 3
Map and systems
The full layer table with official names and player counters (basic stone 738K reached → Starcore 24,872), the four systems around it — digging, unlocks, milestones, rebirths — and what the October 1 update moved.
ResourcesCurrent to Oct 3
Rare ores
Everything officially documented about ores (the description promises them; no name, rarity, or value is published) and a recorded-yield method that turns your own finds into the game's only working ore table.
RewardsCurrent to Oct 3
Items and rewards
The reward system is the badge system: 38 badges covering a welcome award, 27 TNT unlocks, and 10 depth milestones — plus the codes retraction history and the reward channels this game does not have.
BuildsCurrent to Oct 3
Builds and entities
The three entity families the game actually documents and a four-step build plan built from them. No classes, pets, or characters exist in any official surface — the page explains what to plan instead.
How the game works
Core systems, current facts, and player routes
The three things a returning player needs: what systems exist, what is true today, and which page answers which task.
Current facts
Checked 2026-10-03: 27 named TNTs, nine named layers plus the Lava core, 38 badges, 31.4M visits. The update timeline records what changed on October 1 and October 6.
Player routes
First session: the beginner guide. Picking a TNT: the explosive comparison. Planning a run: the core-run calculator.
How this wiki stays honest
Three editorial rules, and the update that proved them
The October 1, 2026 update changed the roster, the map, and the title — and this hub tracked each change through official data.
Official first
Every name and counter comes from the game's own surfaces: the Roblox page, the badge layer, and the games/groups APIs. Community tables exist for other games — not this one.
Dated and revisable
The badge roster checked September 17 included White and Black TNT; the 2026-10-03 check shows 27 names with six new additions and those two gone. Rosters move; the dates stay.
Gaps stated once
No stats, prices, ore names, or rebirth numbers are published anywhere. Each page says so plainly once, then works with what exists instead of padding with disclaimers.
Pair with the tools
Reference in, decision out
The wiki pages hand their numbers to two tools.
Related routes
Related pages for your next step
Open the adjacent page that answers your next question.