Magic Loot is a Roblox dungeon crawler where you fight through waves of enemies to collect gold and rare gear. Codes handed out by the developer give you a head start in the form of coin boosts and potions that speed up leveling and luck-based drops.
Working Magic Loot Codes
These codes are active right now. Type them exactly as shown, since Magic Loot treats codes as case-sensitive.
RE-9284-1000
Permanent +5% Coins Boost
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Super Lucky Potion
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Super Training Potion
The coin boost from RE-9284-1000 applies permanently once redeemed, so you only need to enter it a single time. The two potion codes drop a Super Lucky Potion and a Super Training Potion straight into your inventory, ready to use whenever you want the extra edge.
How to redeem codes in Magic Loot
You won’t find a code redemption page on a website for this one. Everything happens inside the game itself, through the settings menu.

Expired Magic Loot codes
This code no longer works, so don’t waste a redemption attempt on it.
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How to get more Magic Loot codes
New codes for Magic Loot show up through the developer’s official Discord server, where announcements about updates and rewards get posted first. Joining the Magic Loot Discord is the fastest way to catch a code as soon as it drops.
You can also keep an eye on the Magic Loot experience page on Roblox, where the developer sometimes shares updates tied to new content drops. There’s no fixed schedule for when codes get released, so checking back periodically is your best bet for catching new ones early.
Why didn’t my code work?
The most common reason a code fails is a small typo, an extra space, or mismatched capitalization, since Magic Loot reads codes exactly as they’re entered. Double-check the code against the list above and re-enter it carefully before assuming it’s expired.
Redeeming codes only takes a few seconds, so it’s worth running through the list above whenever you start a new session to grab the free potions and the permanent coin boost while they’re still active.







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