Wonderland Tools

Tools on this wiki are pages that do a job a guide should not pause for. The Wonder Shop planner adds community Ticket prices so a stack can pick a wallet before the coaster. The controls page writes sprint and camera habits that survive a rebind.

They are not scripts. If you want automation, you are in the wrong dropdown — read script safety and go back to puzzles.

Planner

Use it to answer “can four people afford a Map, a Radio, and one Hammer.” Do not use it as official economy. Numbers are launch-week community notes. Live Shop wins. Pair it with the item tier list so cheap and good are not confused.

Controls

Use it when a friend on console asks how to stop dumping stamina. Wonderland has not published a unique keymap. The page tells you what to do with the default Roblox body: walk to recover, burst to leave, look up for ceiling toys.

What we will not build

An auto-path overlay. A fake Trello. A damage calculator with invented numbers. A “life tracker” that pretends the three-life pool is per player. Those would fight survival and co-op.

How tools sit next to guides

Guides teach the sit. Tools shorten the math. Getting Started still comes first. Codes still come in the lobby. Escape is still the win. If a tool ever disagrees with a guide, the guide plus your live client win, and we fix the tool on what’s new.

Open the child pages from this hub or from the header dropdown. They interlink on purpose. A planner without ranks is a grocery list. Ranks without a planner are vibes. You want both, then a walk to the first lever.

When to skip the tools

If the stack already says Map-first and walk-to-recover, skip both child pages and go sit. Tools are for the argument in the lobby, not for a ritual. Come back when a new player joins and wants a Minigun on minute one. Show them the planner total, then combat. That is the whole job of this hub.