Sol's RNG Progression Guide: Dominate Every Tier from Tutorial to Eternity

If you've ever felt lost staring at your rolling screen, unsure which gear to craft next or how to push past a wall, this Sol's RNG progression guide is exactly what you need. Sol's RNG is a deceptively deep Roblox experience where knowing the right order to craft gear saves you hours of wasted effort. This guide breaks down every phase — from your very first roll all the way to Eternity — so you can make smarter decisions and progress faster.

Understanding the Progression System

Sol's RNG organizes its content into distinct phases based on total roll count. Each phase introduces new gear, biomes, and mechanics that build on what came before. The community generally recognizes six major stages: Tutorial, Early Game, Mid Game, Late Game, End Game, and Eternity.

The key insight many players miss is that progression isn't strictly linear. Within each tier, you can craft multiple items in parallel rather than waiting for one to finish before starting the next. This parallel approach dramatically cuts down idle time and keeps your luck scaling steadily upward.

Here's a quick overview of what each phase looks like in terms of roll count and goals:

Gear Progression: What to Craft and When

Gear is the backbone of your luck multiplier in Sol's RNG. Equipping the right items at the right time determines how quickly you can roll rare auras. This section walks you through each phase with specific crafting priorities.

Tutorial Phase (0 – 25,000 Rolls)

Your first move should be joining the game's official group, which unlocks the Auto Roll feature — a quality-of-life upgrade you absolutely want from day one. After that, head to Jake NPC and craft the Luck Glove as your first right-handed gear. If you completed the tutorial, you may already have the Lunar Device, which serves as a solid alternative.

During this phase, focus on picking up Coins scattered across the map to expand your aura storage to around 30 slots. Complete the 1–2★ board quests for early rewards, and don't forget to browse Fischl's shop for useful purchases.

Recommended end-of-phase goal: Frozen Gauntlet as your right-handed gear.

Early Game (25,000 – 150,000 Rolls)

Early Game introduces interchangeable gear paths. You'll want to craft either the Exo Gauntlet or Windstorm Device — both serve as right-handed gear and are marked optional because either one works fine. Pick whichever recipe you can complete faster based on the auras you've already collected.

The real prize here is the Jackpot Gauntlet for your left hand. This gear drops additional Coins when rolling, which accelerates both your income and your aura storage expansion. Aim for around 50 storage slots by the end of this phase.

Don't overlook the Item Collector — once crafted, it automatically picks up items across the map, saving you enormous amounts of manual grinding time.

Recommended end-of-phase goal: Subzero Device (right hand) and Jackpot Gauntlet (left hand).

Mid Game (150,000 – 1,000,000 Rolls)

Mid Game is where strategy starts mattering. You'll choose between the Galactic Device (Starshaper path) and the Volcanic Device for your right hand. Both are viable; Galactic Device tends to be preferred for its synergy with later Starshaper crafting.

Your left-hand target is the Gravitational Device, which becomes a cornerstone piece for multiple future recipes. Make sure you keep its recipe accessible, since you'll need to re-craft it later.

This phase also introduces several critical crafting priorities:

• Bank — Your primary income source plus a roll speed boost
• Strange Controller and Biome Randomizer — Unlocks biome manipulation
• Biome Selector — Grind for this after the above two
• Oblivion Potion — Your first major luck-boosting potion purchase
• Dave's 3rd quest in Limbo — Completing Limbo quests unlocks powerful rewards

Expand storage to roughly 100 slots and tackle board quests up to 5★ during this phase.

Late Game (1,000,000 – 2,000,000 Rolls)

Late Game narrows your path significantly. The Hologrammer becomes your right-hand priority as part of the Neuralyzer progression line. The Exoflex Device is optional here — craft it only if you have spare resources, since it's not essential for moving forward.

Your Gravitational Device remains in your left hand through this phase. Push your aura storage to around 150 slots, complete Dave's 4th Limbo quest, and work toward the Grandmaster achievement for its bonus luck.

End Game (2,000,000 – 6,000,000 Rolls)

End Game is where preparation pays off. The Starshaper (optional, right hand) and Neuralyzer (essential, right hand) are your main targets. The Neuralyzer feeds directly into the Genesis Drive recipe, so prioritize it.

A critical community tip: before sacrificing your Gravitational Device for the Starshaper recipe, ensure you've saved its recipe so you can re-craft it immediately. Losing access to Gravitational Device mid-progression creates a painful bottleneck.

Your left-hand goal is the Darkshader, a powerful gear that also triggers a distinctive screen glow effect (which you can toggle in settings if it becomes distracting).

Eternity (6,000,000+ Rolls)

The final stretch. Craft the Genesis Drive first, then work toward the Heavenly Device. The Heavenly Device recipe notably doesn't require low-rarity auras, so proactively auto-equip required auras and add them to the gear periodically while working on other crafts. Starting this early saves significant time.

Your left-hand endgame goal is Unfathomable Ruins. By this point, you should be pushing toward 200+ storage slots and collecting all obtainable auras and achievements.

Potion and Item Optimization

Using potions correctly separates efficient players from wasteful ones. Many potions serve double duty — they provide temporary buffs AND function as crafting ingredients for higher-tier potions.

The limited ??? Potion (Dorcelessness) grants a full week of 2x Final Luck. Community reports strongly advise hoarding this unless you're either in Early Game and want a rapid boost, or you're about to use a large batch of other potions in the same week. Using it outside these windows is considered a waste.

Money and Dark Point Economy

Sol's RNG runs on two currencies: standard money (from Coins) and Dark Points. Understanding both is essential for smooth progression.

Money sources are straightforward — Coins ($50) and Gilded Coins ($100) spawn across the map and in Limbo. The Item Collector or VIP+ pass grabs these automatically. You'll spend money primarily on merchant purchases and aura storage upgrades.

Dark Points come from exchanging biome-exclusive items with Jester. Each biome offers different exchange rates:

Selling Void Coins yields 250 Dark Points, but the community consensus is that this is a terrible trade — Void Coins are far more valuable for other purposes. The Dark Matter Device offers a 0.1% chance per bonus roll to earn 1 Dark Point, but relying on this is extremely inefficient.

Fishing and Merchant Strategy

Fishing provides an underrated potion stockpile method. Fish Points from selling catches can buy Lucky Potions and Speed Potions for just 25 points each — making bulk purchases one of the cheapest ways to accumulate crafting ingredients.

For merchants, be selective. At Mari's shop, only Void Coin, Gear A, Gear B, and Lucky Penny are worth your coins. Jester's stock, however, is considered worth spending Dark Points on across the board. You can also exchange biome materials directly at Jester to generate more Dark Points for purchases.

Settings That Actually Matter

Tweaking your settings can meaningfully improve your rolling experience. Here are the community-recommended values:

The Aura Filter deserves special attention. New auras default to DISABLED, meaning they won't auto-equip. If you want a specific aura equipped automatically, manually set it to KEEP. Anything you never want cluttering storage should be marked SKIP.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best first gear to craft in Sol's RNG?

Your first priority is joining the game's group for Auto Roll, then crafting the Luck Glove from Jake NPC. If you completed the tutorial, the Lunar Device works as a solid starting alternative. This Sol's RNG progression guide recommends reaching Frozen Gauntlet before leaving the Tutorial phase.

Should I craft every gear listed in the progression guide?

No. Several gears are marked as optional because their crafting time outweighs their benefit. Focus on the recommended path items first, and only craft optional gear if you have excess resources or need a specific recipe component later.

How do I get Dark Points fast in Sol's RNG?

The fastest method is exchanging biome-exclusive items with Jester. Focus on farming during Null, Sandstorm, and Corruption biomes for the highest per-item rates. Avoid selling Void Coins — the 250 Point return isn't worth losing the coin's other uses.

What potions should I save versus use immediately?

Save Lucky Potions and Speed Potions as crafting ingredients for higher-tier potions (Potion of Bound, Heavenly Potion, Godlike Potion). The ??? Potion (Dorcelessness) should be hoarded for Early Game speed pushes or weeks when you plan heavy potion use. Godly Potion (Zeus) is best used during extended active grinding sessions.

For the latest updates on Sol's RNG mechanics and patch changes, check the official Sol's RNG Wiki which is regularly maintained by the community and covers EON-specific changes.