Is Shigaku an open campus?
Yes. No required main quest in public copy.
Shigaku Campus
Shigaku campus: optional class, courts and gym live, dorms unconfirmed. No required quest. Place 109329896664198. Verified September 2026 on Roblox.
Class is optional. Courts, gym, and halls share the map.
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At A Glance
Shigaku campus is an open Japanese high school map with no required quest. Official group copy: sit in class, run the court, learn drums, or pick a fight. Place 109329896664198. Verified September 28, 2026.
Research notes and recaps add gym, playground, volleyball, and shifting safe zones. Extra table minigames stay unverified. Named room IDs stay TBA until an in-game pin dump.
| Activity | Evidence | Combat? |
|---|---|---|
| Class | Official group copy | Often used as a run-in; not a required unlock |
| Basketball | Official “run the court” | Court is a fight magnet in recaps |
| Drums / music | Official group copy | Social / minigame |
| Gym | Recaps + wiki notes | Raises hit power |
| Volleyball | Research notes (courts) | Social / court |
| Playground | Gameplay recaps | Open PvP |
What can I do on the Shigaku campus?
Anything the HUD lets you interact with. The design is slice-of-life plus optional PvP, not a stage list. Phone (Ctrl) and emotes (K) are part of roaming, not a separate map.
Train or fight next
Matched by build plan, shared topics, and guide progression — not random related links.
Do I need to attend class?
No. Official marketing says you can sit in class or not. Recaps use class as a room you can enter, not an XP duty.
Safe-ish rooms
If combat disables in a room, treat it as a safe zone until the next patch moves the lines. Do not trust last week’s TikTok map.
Is there a Shigaku map list?
Not a complete one here. Missing: building names, locker coordinates, court IDs, NPC list. We will not fill those from guesses. Walk once; pin your own landmarks.
| Wanted later (P1) | Why skipped |
|---|---|
| /safe-zones | Need in-game coverage list |
| /lockers | Need coordinates |
| /phone | Need feature dump beyond Ctrl |
How do I explore the Shigaku campus on purpose?
Walk a circuit: spawn → main hall → one classroom → gym → court → playground → back. Name landmarks yourself. Do not wait for an interactive map we refused to fake.
Pick a purpose per lap. Lap 1: codes and binds. Lap 2: gym. Lap 3: one named activity (drums or court) so you know it exists. Lap 4: PvP only if you still want it.
Dorms/jobs stay off the circuit until they are live. Building a “job route” from pre-release promises is how you waste a night.
Drums and court games are real enough to mention and too undocumented to write rulebooks for. If a table or court prompt starts, play. If it does not, you have the wrong room.
Courts double as social PvP. If you wanted basketball and got stuffed, you stood on a hotspot. Move to gym or a quiet hall. The campus does not owe you a queue.
There is no published interactive map, no room IDs, and no “fast travel to gym” we can cite. Name your own landmarks: spawn hall, the first classroom door you can enter, the machine that actually counts sets, the court that always has a 1vN, the playground where recaps roam. Server size ~30 is a third-party recap, not a dashboard field. Dorms and jobs stay off the circuit until they ship. Walk with a purpose per lap so you are not lost in an open campus that was never a quest hub.
Purpose beats sightseeing. Lap one is codes and T. Lap two is gym. Lap three is one activity so you know drums or cards exist. Lap four is optional PvP. If you skip laps and only stand on the court, you will write “campus is just fighting” in Discord. It is a school map with fights attached, not a fighting game lobby with a school skin. Bring the beginner hour plan if you are lost; this page is geography, not a quest log. Keep walking.
Activities vs combat
Basketball courts attract fights because people gather. Drums do not make you stronger. Gym does. Class is a room. That is the whole activity economy we can cite.
When you are lost
You are not lost — the map is undocumented. Keep walking. Beginner guide is the hour plan; this page is the geography refusal.
What next
Next: train on gym.
Then: first-hour order on the beginner guide.
FAQ
What activities exist?
Official copy names class, basketball court, drums, and fights. Gym and volleyball show up in recaps. Extra table minigames stay unverified.
Are dorms live?
Not confirmed. Do not plan around them.
Last verified?
September 28, 2026
Is there a fast travel?
Not documented. Walk.
Do jobs exist?
Promised in some pre-release talk, not confirmed live.
Can I get lost?
Yes, because we refuse to fake a map. Circuit walk until landmarks stick.
Is basketball ranked?
No public ranked rules. Court is a gathering point and a fight magnet.
Does volleyball change PvP stats?
Not documented. Treat courts as social space; gym is the damage recap.
Are extra minigames required?
No. Group copy lists class, court, drums, or a fight as optional.
Are drums required?
No. Official copy mentions them as optional campus flavor.
Safe zone list?
P1. If swings fail, walk until they work.
Server size?
Third-party recaps cite ~30. Not an official dashboard field.
Is the map bigger than the halls?
Yes — courts, gym, playground, class. Exact area TBA.
Can I hide in lockers without being stuffed?
Not documented as a stealth mode. Lockers are the carry gag.
Do classes have schedules?
Not published. Treat class as a room you can enter.
Is there a principal NPC?
Not in the recaps we used.
Can I private a court?
Unknown. Assume public campus.
Weather or day/night?
Not documented as a gameplay cycle on this wiki.
Are there clubs?
Not confirmed. RP them if you want; do not expect a club UI.
Can I leave campus?
Open-world claims are marketing. Walk until the client stops you.
Are codes gated behind a minigame?
No. Redeem is Menu → Settings → Codes after you join the group.
Playground vs halls for PvP?
Both show fights in recaps. Playground is a crowd. Halls are chokepoints.
Should I explore before codes?
Codes first if you have not redeemed. Then a circuit walk.
Related pages
Matched by build plan, shared topics, and guide progression — not random related links.