- Scrooms Scroomdex is the in-game creature collection tracker for recording every captured Scroom.
- Each entry tracks name, rarity, discovery area, capture status, and mutation type.
- Known creatures include Toastbud, Redcap, Gloombell, Bluebell, and Acornub.
- Use the tracker to plan Rare Mutation hunts and close collection gaps.
- Full creature counts should be verified in-game, as the roster may expand with updates.
What Is the Scroomdex?
The Scroomdex is the collection-planning backbone of Scrooms, the cozy Roblox creature-capture adventure built around magical instruments and musical mushroom creatures. Every time you capture a Scroom, its entry is recorded here — covering its appearance, rarity, discovery region, and whether it is a standard or mutation variant.
The collection view separates three states that matter for planning:
| Collection Status | What It Means | Next Action |
|---|---|---|
| Captured | Entry recorded with region and mutation data | Move to the next missing target |
| Undiscovered | No entry yet, region unknown | Explore new areas and route searches |
| Missing from collection | Known creature, not yet caught | Prioritize by rarity and difficulty |
Treat the Scroomdex as a target planner, not just a trophy list. Filter missing entries by rarity first, then by region, so one exploration route can cover multiple gaps.
Known Scrooms and Regions
Pre-launch coverage has revealed several Scroom names, including Toastbud, Redcap, Gloombell, Bluebell, and Acornub. The full roster should be confirmed in-game, since new creatures may arrive with updates.
| Scroom | Known Traits | Search Focus |
|---|---|---|
| Toastbud | Warm-toned common design | Early starting areas, beginner loop |
| Redcap | Classic red-capped look | Forest routes and gathering points |
| Bluebell | Cool blue tones | Landmark surroundings |
| Gloombell | Dimmer, shadow-leaning variant | Side paths and darker corners |
| Acornub | Small acorn-inspired body | Route intersections, ground-level spots |
Common Scrooms
- Foundation of any collection
- Easy to locate on main routes
- Great for practicing the capture melody
Rare Targets
- Limited availability windows
- Found in less-traveled areas
- Highest priority for completionists
Mutations
- Visual variants of known Scrooms
- Recorded separately in the Scroomdex
- Require revisits and patience
Exact spawn rates and total creature counts are not officially published. Treat unverified percentages from community posts as leads, not facts, and confirm everything in-game.
Step-by-Step: Filling Your Scroomdex
A structured route fills the Scroomdex faster than wandering. Follow this loop each session:
Review missing entries
Open the Scroomdex and filter to creatures you have not captured, sorted by rarity so rare targets get priority.
Plan a regional route
Group missing creatures by discovery area so one pass through a region covers several entries.
Search main routes first
Walk the primary paths and visible gathering points, checking landmarks and intersections before branching into side areas.
Capture and record
Attract the target with your instrument, complete the tuning melody, and keep the Scroom inside the capture zone until the attempt finishes.
Revisit for mutations
After an area refreshes, repeat your route looking for mutation variants of creatures you already own.
Complete a full main-route pass before entering hidden areas. Common gaps close quickly, leaving more time for rare and mutation hunting where the real search difficulty lives.
Mutation Tracking in the Scroomdex
Mutations get their own layer in collection tracking. Knowing how to separate them from standard entries keeps your progress honest and your hunting focused.
| Tracking Question | Answer Approach |
|---|---|
| How do I spot a mutation? | Compare color and glow effects against the standard entry you already captured |
| Does it need special conditions? | Check whether specific songs, regions, or times are linked before grinding |
| Does rarity affect value? | Yes — rare mutations top collector priority lists |
| Is it a separate entry? | Yes — record mutation variants separately from base creatures |
| Are drop rates known? | Not officially — use in-game observation, not community percentages |
Because mutation odds are not published, the most reliable method is repeat visits: run a full regional loop, log what you see, and revisit after the area refreshes. Patterns in your own notes beat rumors.
Collection Goals Checklist
Scroomdex Milestones:
- Capture every named Common Scroom (Toastbud, Redcap, Bluebell, Gloombell, Acornub)
- Record the discovery region for each captured entry
- Capture your first Rare Scroom
- Log your first mutation variant
- Complete a full regional pass with zero missing entries
Scroomdex FAQ
Q: What is the Scroomdex in Scrooms?
The Scroomdex is the in-game collection tracker. It records each Scroom's name, rarity, discovery area, capture status, and mutation type, helping you plan which creatures to hunt next.
Q: How many Scrooms are in the Scroomdex?
The exact total is not officially confirmed. Known names include Toastbud, Redcap, Gloombell, Bluebell, and Acornub, but the roster may grow with updates, so verify the count in-game.
Q: Do mutations count as separate Scroomdex entries?
Yes. Mutation variants are recorded separately from standard creatures, which is why they rank at the top of collector priority lists for rarity and completion value.
Q: What is the fastest way to complete the Scroomdex?
Filter missing entries by rarity and region, run structured routes through main paths first, then revisit areas after they refresh to hunt rare creatures and mutations.