Beginner

First Heist

Enter the Homeowner's house, bring loot back out, and treat Breaking In! as the first badge before speed or squad goals.

First Heist

Enter the Homeowner's house, bring loot back out, and treat Breaking In! as the first badge before speed or squad goals.

Gnomes! [Steal & Escape] starts as a house heist. Sneak into the house, take valuable items, and escape before the Homeowner catches you. Other Gnomes can join. Quests, tools, and upgrades are the published progression. Breaking In! is the badge for your first entry into the Homeowner's house.

The route below is practice advice built around that loop. The public description does not name doors, keybinds, or detection rules, so use the prompts on screen.

Set one goal for the first round

A first entry matches Breaking In!. A round completed in under 5 minutes is Speedy Thief. A full team getting out safely is Gnome Squad. Those are three different jobs. On a first visit, learn the way in and the way back out.

The server size is 20 players. That number is the server capacity. Gnome Squad does not publish a required team size.

Repeat one short route

  1. Before you go in, choose the path you intend to use on the way out. Follow the entry the current game shows.
  2. Enter the Homeowner's house. The Breaking In! description ties the badge to that first entry.
  3. Take a nearby item along the path you already chose. Learn how the game confirms a pickup before you add more rooms.
  4. Head back out before you explore an unfamiliar room. Treat a new path as something to learn on a later run.
  5. Finish the round and read the reward or quest result the game actually shows. Change one part of the next route.

A finished short run is a better starting point than an unpublished coins-per-minute target. No loot value table is public.

Choose the next published goal

Next goal Published target Where to read it
Claim the listed reward RELEASE! for 125 Coins Codes
Finish with your group Full team out safely Escape and co-op
Practice a faster clear Whole round under 5 minutes Escape and co-op
Build a theft milestone 100 items, then 500 items Badges

This order is a practice suggestion. The developer has not published it as a required unlock chain.

Keep another gnome game out of this one

Burglin' Gnomes is a Steam game. Stealing Gnomes and Find the Gnomes are other Roblox games. A similar house-heist theme does not mean the same controls, items, enemies, or extraction rules. Match the creator Sneaky Gnomes and place ID 103331563595376 when a guide looks unfamiliar. No official Trello board or developer-run wiki was identified for this place. The description mentions Discord, but the public game and group records did not include an invite. Open the official links page and use the social link shown on the experience or the Sneaky Gnomes community while you are logged in.

Spend after the route makes sense

The ordinary Coin shop is not published. The Robux passes that are published are compared in the coins and upgrades guide. Read the live effect and price before you buy. An upgrade does not reveal where the exit is.

What a first clear does not prove

Getting inside once does not complete Speedy Thief or Gnome Squad. Copying RELEASE! on a website does not add 125 Coins. The game is still in development, so new items, areas, tools, and codes can appear after this page.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Which Roblox game is this wiki about?

Gnomes! [Steal & Escape] by Sneaky Gnomes. The Roblox place ID is 103331563595376. Burglin' Gnomes is a Steam game, and Stealing Gnomes and Find the Gnomes are different Roblox experiences. Their controls, codes, and badges do not transfer.

What should a new player do first?

Enter the Homeowner's house and leave by a route you already picked. That first entry is the Breaking In! badge. Copy RELEASE! only after you can see a code box in the live game. Save the under-five-minute clear and the full-team escape for a later round.

Can one round count for both Speedy Thief and Gnome Squad?

The two badge descriptions set different conditions, and neither description says the awards block each other. Speedy Thief needs the whole round finished in under 5 minutes. Gnome Squad needs the full team out safely. Your own quick exit does not complete the team badge.

Where are the controls, loot prices, and quest payouts?

The public experience description names the heist, quests, tools, and upgrades. It does not list keybinds, item values, quest rewards, or a Coin-shop catalog. Read the prompts and prices in your current session.