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My Dino Empire Wiki
My Dino Empire Roblox: roll a dinosaur crew, develop your base and sell ancient bones.
My Dino Empire Roblox Wiki helps you connect a dinosaur roll with placement, digging and a useful money goal. This Roblox incremental simulator by Bone Bandits! also offers offline base earnings and connected AFK play. The My Dino Empire how-to-play guide explains how those activities fit together. For My Dino Empire Roblox official access, use the game button below and check the Bone Bandits! creator.
- Developer
- Bone Bandits!
- Experience created
- Sep 9, 2026
- Visits
- 446,935
- Rating
- 96.7%
- Game type
- Simulation
- Max server players
- 6
- Devices
- PC
- Genre context
- Incremental Simulator
- Snapshot checked
- Oct 23, 2026 (UTC)
My Dino Empire Wiki is an independent fan resource, unaffiliated with Roblox or Bone Bandits!.
Latest wiki articles
Latest My Dino Empire Guides
Open newly published explanations of base development, code tasks, dinosaur collection and session choices. These are wiki article dates, separate from game patches. The My Dino Empire code sources guide points to the developer context for announcements.
My Dino Empire Base Guide: Floors, Upgrades and Goals
Understand the base’s place in dinosaur digging and money progression, then choose between improving a floor and saving toward expansion.
My Dino Empire Ancient Bones: Digging, Sales and Money
Understand ancient bones as the link between dinosaur digging and money, then choose a collection, sale or floor-development task.
My Dino Empire Code Sources: Bone Bandits and Official Links
Find the exact Roblox experience and Bone Bandits! creator community, then evaluate a code report without mixing in unrelated dinosaur games.
My Dino Empire Dinosaur Collection: Names and Placement
Meet named dinosaur examples, distinguish market appearances from a Playtime reward and connect collection progress to placement at your base.
My Dino Empire How to Play: Dinosaurs, Bones and Money
Understand dinosaur rolling, base development and ancient-bone sales, then give your next Roblox session a clear collection or upgrade goal.
My Dino Empire AFK Guide: Connected Play and Offline Choices
Understand the advertised no-AFK-kick policy, compare staying connected with leaving and decide how Playtime rewards fit your session.
My Dino Empire Dinosaur Tier List: Collection Choices
Compare placement, market and Playtime dinosaur goals, and keep a collection choice separate from our optional Game passes purchase ranking.
My Dino Empire Expand Base: Space and Development
Plan a larger My Dino Empire base, distinguish expansion from floor upgrades and give bone-sale money a clear development goal.
My Dino Empire Get Bones: Dinosaur Digging and Floor Speed
Connect dinosaur placement with digging, understand the Digging Speed tooltip and keep bone collection separate from sale proceeds.
Featured guides
My Dino Empire First-Base and Progression Guides
Choose a first-session plan, understand rolling, develop a floor or complete a bone-sale goal. These four guides add the task details behind the next decision, with placement, upgrade scope and optional convenience kept distinct.
My Dino Empire Beginner Guide: Your First Base
Roll a dinosaur, place it at your base, learn the bone-selling loop and choose a first floor upgrade without rushing into optional purchases.
My Dino Empire Rolling: Build Your Dinosaur Crew
Use rolling to develop your dinosaur collection, connect a result to placement and distinguish collection goals from paid rolling conveniences.
My Dino Empire Base Upgrades: Digging Speed and Floor Options
Learn the Fossil Respawn, Digging Speed and Sell Multiplier floor labels, understand Digging Speed’s stated effect and plan a focused upgrade.
My Dino Empire Sell Bones: Turn Ancient Bones Into Money
Understand the money result of an ancient-bone sale, choose what to fund next and distinguish normal selling from the optional Auto Sell pass.
My Dino Empire Beginner Guide: Start a Working Base
Begin with a dinosaur you can place and a reason to return to the base after rolling. A first visit does not need a rare collection or a paid convenience. Use the My Dino Empire beginner guide for the full first-session explanation.
A useful first result You have connected a collected dinosaur with the base and can name what the next bone-sale money should help you develop.
Already comfortable with the loop?The My Dino Empire tips and tricks explain session priorities and the Playtime leaving decision instead of repeating the opening task.
Roll with a crew goal
You have joined and want your first collection task.
- Use rolling to build your dinosaur crew. Give the first result attention before treating another roll as the only action worth doing.
- Keep the first visit manageable. Wanting a rare dinosaur is a collection goal; understanding where your dinosaurs work is a useful result even before that hunt produces your favorite name.
Connect the dinosaur with a base pad
You have a dinosaur you want to use at the base.
- The demonstrated Gallimimus placement uses E PLACE beside a pad. Use the corresponding prompt in your client, then give the dinosaurs time and space in your plan instead of staying only at the roll result.
- Dinosaurs dig up bones. The My Dino Empire ancient bones guide explains why that resource matters to the money side of development.
Give the next sale a development goal
You understand that ancient bones can be sold for money.
- Choose whether the next money goal is improving the floor you use or working toward a larger base. Those are different development choices, so you do not need to pursue both immediately.
- Use the My Dino Empire base guide to connect floors, upgrades and expansion after the first sale.
A floor effect you can name
Digging Speed makes dinosaurs dig up bones faster on the current floor. Keep that scope with the choice instead of assuming every upgrade affects the whole operation.
First-Base GuideDeveloper-listed rewards
Code List and StatusMy Dino Empire Codes and Reward Status
The official experience description lists three code strings. The My Dino Empire codes page owns the full list and review status; this preview keeps their spelling intact. Exact rewards are not named in that description, so plan with what the game actually credits.
3 listed codesSource checked Developer-listed; not personally live-tested.
PETSReported active on
Reward not specified
Keep the spelling separate from any promised item effect.
RELEASEReported active on
Reward not specified
Check the game response before budgeting around a reward.
Optional purchases
My Dino Empire Tier List for Game Passes
Choose an optional first purchase for a dinosaur-collection goal. Six official pass listings are ordered by advertised purpose, fit with that goal and listed price. The My Dino Empire Game passes comparison explains when a different activity changes the order.
Editorial purchase priorityCollection first, with spending optional
These are independent priorities for a collection-focused player, not official dinosaur-strength grades. Keep your Robux while learning the game if no advertised benefit solves a task you already want to repeat.
- Advertised function
- Collection-session fit
- Listed Robux cost
TierGame passAdvertised purpose and costWhen to consider it
S
2x LuckCollection-first choice
Advertised purpose and cost
- Luck-focused listing
- 99 Robux
When to consider it
Consider first when dinosaur collecting is the activity you want to pursue. A named rare result is still not guaranteed.
A
Auto RollLess repeated rolling input
Advertised purpose and cost
- Rolling convenience label
- 79 Robux
When to consider it
Choose for repeated rolling input once you know you enjoy collection sessions. It does not establish free rolls.
A
2x Pet EquipMore equipped pets
Advertised purpose and cost
- Pet equipment capacity label
- 299 Robux
When to consider it
Consider when more equipped pets is the capacity you actually want. Do not assume it doubles dinosaur income.
B
Auto SellSelling convenience
Advertised purpose and cost
- Selling convenience label
- 99 Robux
When to consider it
Move up your personal order if repeated selling interrupts play. Convenience is separate from a sale multiplier.
B
2x Speed Auto RollBudget rolling convenience
Advertised purpose and cost
- Faster automatic-roll label
- 15 Robux
When to consider it
A smaller listed commitment for rolling convenience. Confirm its purpose before assuming it needs another pass.
C
Auto crusherSpecialist automation
Advertised purpose and cost
- Crusher automation label
- 299 Robux
When to consider it
Postpone until you already understand and want the crusher activity. Its name does not explain the operating rules.
Official product prices sampled October 23, 2026. Check the purchase screen; no purchase or personal gameplay test is claimed.
My Dino Empire Dinosaurs: Recognize Collection and Reward Examples
Keep a dinosaur name with the place it appears. Gallimimus at a placement pad, two market examples and a Playtime reward give you different recognition cues. The My Dino Empire dinosaur collection guide connects those contexts with a collection goal.
DinosaurVisible contextCollection taskPractical distinction
Gallimimus
A dinosaur shown held beside a base pad.
Recognize itLook for the held dinosaur and E PLACE prompt.
Use the contextUse a placement task to connect a collection result with the base. The My Dino Empire dinosaur list keeps the named examples together.
Next decisionA placed dinosaur gives the visit a base task; the name alone is not a universal strength grade.
Mutadon
A name visible around the market area.
Recognize itRecognize the name on its displayed market example.
Use the contextKeep the market context with the dinosaur when deciding what you want to collect next, rather than borrowing a balance from an advanced account.
Next decisionUse the My Dino Empire rare dinosaurs guide for a collection-first priority, separate from floor development.
Nothosaurus
Another named dinosaur visible around the market.
Recognize itFind its name in the market display rather than the Playtime window.
Use the contextTreat it as a recognizable collection example. A favorite name can motivate a visit without becoming a promise of the best income.
Next decisionThe My Dino Empire rare-dinosaur hunt guide distinguishes rolling from pursuing a named reward.
Emberback Spinosaurus
A dinosaur named on a Playtime reward tile.
Recognize itOpen Playtime and look for the dinosaur tile among its rewards.
Use the contextIf that reward is your goal, use its own availability and the window’s leaving warning. Another tile’s countdown is a different reward state.
Next decisionA Playtime reward and a dinosaur roll have different contexts. Choose the target you want instead of assuming every name is obtained the same way.
My Dino Empire Base Upgrades: Develop the Floor You Use
Choose an existing-floor improvement when you want to develop the operation around the crew you already use. Choose expansion when building a larger base is the goal. The My Dino Empire floor-upgrade guide gives the Digging Speed effect its actual floor scope.
Digging Speed targets dinosaur digging
Digging Speed makes dinosaurs dig up bones faster on this floor. If developing digging on the current floor is the task you chose, that effect gives you a concrete reason to consider the upgrade. Keep the floor scope with the purchase instead of assuming that every level of the base changes together.
The investment has a purposeYou know which part of the operation the floor upgrade is meant to improve.
Keep the three floor labels distinct
Fossil Respawn and Sell Multiplier appear alongside Digging Speed on the FLOOR 1 panel. They are separate choices, not three names for one improvement. Use the price and description shown in your current client when making a purchase; an advanced account’s balance is not a universal starter budget.
- The My Dino Empire base overview explains how floors, placement and development fit together.
The comparison stays usefulYour next floor decision follows the task you want to improve rather than the largest visible number.
Save for space when building out is the goal
The game advertises expansion as well as upgrades, and the demonstration shows a multi-level operation with Up and Down navigation. If building a bigger base is what you enjoy, keep that as a deliberate savings goal. You do not need to buy every current-floor option simply because it is visible.
- The My Dino Empire expansion guide develops that larger-space decision without borrowing a promotional purchase order.
A different development resultYou can explain why the next money goal is more space instead of another improvement to the familiar floor.
My Dino Empire Bones: Carry Digging Through to a Money Goal
Treat digging, selling and choosing what to fund as connected actions with different results. Dinosaurs dig the bones; a sale provides money. The My Dino Empire money-farming guide explains how an active money visit differs from leaving the base offline.
Finish the task that produces the result you want
1 Connect the crew with digging
Dinosaurs dig up bones at the base. If you want the visit to focus on that resource, give the operation around your existing crew attention instead of treating another roll as the answer to every goal. Digging Speed specifically makes digging faster on the current floor; it is a development choice with a named scope.
The resource task is clearUse the My Dino Empire get-bones guide when the digging side is the part you want to develop.2 Make the sale the money step
Selling ancient bones provides money. Producing a resource and having sale proceeds are different points in the loop, so complete the action that matches your aim. A money-focused session should not end with an unrelated collection detour simply because another dinosaur looks exciting.
The money task has a resultThe My Dino Empire sell-bones guide explains the sale’s purpose and keeps optional Auto Sell separate from a higher sale value.3 Give the proceeds a development direction
Base upgrades and expansion are advertised development activities. After the sale, decide what the next money goal should help you accomplish. Improving a familiar floor and building a larger operation are both useful goals, but they do not need to share the same purchase order for every player.
The next visit follows from the saleThe My Dino Empire ancient-bone explanation keeps the resource relationship clear when choosing what to work on next.
My Dino Empire Offline Earnings: Leave or Stay Connected
Use offline earnings when you want to leave Roblox; use the no-AFK-kick policy as context when you choose to remain connected. The Playtime warning belongs to its reward window. The My Dino Empire offline-earnings guide keeps these statements separate.
You want to close Roblox and return later
The base is advertised to earn offline. Choose to leave when you want the break, rather than keeping a device running because you assume connected play is the only option. Before ending the visit, decide whether any already claimable Playtime reward matters to you.
- Claim an available reward if you want it, or stop without waiting for another countdown. The Playtime window warns that leaving resets its progress; that warning does not say the entire base is erased.
Use the My Dino Empire offline-income guide for the absence choice and return with a collection or floor goal.
You choose to remain in the experience
The game says you will not be kicked for being AFK. That concerns staying connected without active input, a different choice from leaving completely. It does not establish an identical payout rate for every session type or require you to stay online.
- Use the My Dino Empire AFK guide to keep that connected choice separate. When active again, choose a real task such as rolling, a sale or a floor decision.
Do not use a reset Playtime countdown as the measure of all base progress. Cash, boosts, time skips and a named dinosaur appear in that reward window, each with its own availability.
My Dino Empire Spending Guide: Choose Floor, Space or Collection
Give ordinary money and optional Robux spending different purposes. A floor improvement, expansion goal and another collection visit can all be worthwhile. The My Dino Empire spending guide helps you choose one without turning every new option into a required purchase.
Your existing floor is the part you want to develop
Choose the operation you already use when the next improvement matters more to you than adding space. Digging Speed has a stated effect on dinosaur digging on the current floor. That gives a digging-focused investment a concrete purpose, without requiring an assumed hourly return.
- Keep the next bone-sale money tied to the floor goal. The My Dino Empire floor-development guide explains the panel before you choose an improvement.
If building a larger base is what you actually enjoy, use the My Dino Empire expand-base guide and keep expansion as the savings target instead of buying every visible option.
Collecting is the reason you want another visit
Choose a rolling session when discovering dinosaurs is the goal in its own right. A favorite name can make collecting enjoyable without becoming a universal strongest pick or a promise of better income. Keep that time decision separate from whether you want to spend Robux.
- The My Dino Empire rolling tips explain a focused collection visit. Decide what part of the session you want rolling to occupy before assuming a paid convenience is needed.
Our My Dino Empire optional-pass ranking compares the advertised purposes under one collection-first scope. Keeping your Robux remains a valid outcome when no listing fits what you want to repeat.
Identity and reward context
My Dino Empire Player Questions
Which My Dino Empire Roblox experience does this wiki cover?
It covers the Bone Bandits! experience with place ID 103886526817625. Use the official game button above and the My Dino Empire how-to-play guide to connect rolling, base development and bone sales.
Where should I follow developer code announcements?
The Bone Bandits! creator community is linked to this game. The My Dino Empire code sources guide explains how to preserve the exact experience identity when comparing a new report.
What appears in the My Dino Empire Playtime window?
It shows cash, time skips, boosts, Explorer Egg, Frost Mutation Milk and Emberback Spinosaurus. The My Dino Empire rare-dinosaur acquisition guide keeps that named reward separate from a rolling goal; use the availability of the tile you actually want.
Does the Game passes ranking grade dinosaur strength?
No. It compares optional paid products by advertised purpose, collection fit and price. The My Dino Empire dinosaur comparison explains why a placement, market example and reward name are different collection contexts.
Is the experience creation date the same as a full public launch?
A Roblox creation timestamp records when the experience was created. The snapshot above preserves that label rather than turning it into a public-release claim. For a normal visit, the My Dino Empire first-base guide supplies an actionable starting goal.