Modifiers reference, checked 2026-10-14Modifiers are everything in +1 Money Roll To Get Rich that makes a roll bigger without you rolling better: pets hatched from Wins-priced eggs, auras bought with Cash, the spawn-area stations, and rebirth bonuses. This page documents each one with its source and says plainly where the numbers are still unknown — the developer publishes no stat tables.
The short version
Three tracks raise your rolls, and they use different currencies. Pets come from eggs bought with Wins — the documented pool runs from the Basic four (Bunny, Dog, Cat, Husky) to the 3,000-Win Rare Egg's Epics (Polar Bear, Penguin) and Swag Cow deeper in the run. Auras come from a menu bought with Cash — Dust Aura at 5,000 Cash is the entry, Fire Aura at 1,000,000 the documented top. Rebirths convert your level into a permanent multiplier at thresholds from 50 to 275 (full table on the progression page). Add the spawn-area stations — VIP Zone, MVP Zone, Gold Machine — and the free 25,000-Cash Group Reward, and you have every documented multiplier source in the game.
Wins-pricedWins are the trophy currency from stage payouts, and eggs are what they buy. The documented pool:
| Pet | Rarity | Obtainment | Notes |
|---|
| Bunny | Basic | Common egg pool | Starter-pool pet; the guide names the Basic pool as Bunny, Dog, Cat, and Husky. |
| Dog | Basic | Common egg pool | Same pool as Bunny; equip whichever you hatch first. |
| Cat | Basic | Common egg pool | Basic-pool fill pet. |
| Husky | Basic | Common egg pool | Basic-pool fill pet. |
| Polar Bear | Epic | Rare Egg (3,000 Wins) | One of the two documented Epic hatches from the Rare Egg. |
| Penguin | Epic | Rare Egg (3,000 Wins) | The other documented Rare Egg Epic. |
| Swag Cow | Deeper-pool pet | Further into the run | Named by the fan guide as a reward for pushing deeper than the standard egg loop; exact rarity and effect are not documented. |
Source: allthings.how walkthrough (published 2026-08-30, from live play), checked 2026-10-14. Equip your highest-rarity hatch — that is the guide's stated rule. What no source documents: per-pet multiplier values, egg odds, or whether the egg pool has grown since the three September updates. When a new pet shows up in your egg menu, treat the tier list as needing a fresh pass.
Cash-pricedAuras are permanent boosts bought with Cash — the same currency as gear — and they must be equipped like gear to count. The documented menu:
| Aura | Reported cost | Notes |
|---|
| Dust Aura | 5,000 Cash | The entry aura; the guide uses it as the benchmark for when auras become affordable. |
| Fire Aura | 1,000,000 Cash | The top end of the documented menu — a late-World 1 / World 2 purchase. |
| Nature Aura | Not documented | Listed in the same aura menu; its price is not covered by current sources. |
| Troll Aura | Not documented | Listed in the same aura menu; its price is not covered by current sources. |
Same source and checked date as the pet table. The guide uses Dust Aura (5,000 Cash) as the affordability benchmark and Fire Aura (1,000,000 Cash) as the deep-game target; Nature and Troll appear in the same menu with undocumented prices. Aura effect sizes are not published anywhere — buy them in menu order as Cash allows, after your next gear tier.
Sources and related pages
Compiled 2026-10-14 from the official Roblox description (pets raise multipliers; auras, training zones, boosts, and cash stands are named progression features) and the allthings.how walkthrough (pet names, egg prices, aura menu, spawn stations — published 2026-08-30). Full register on the sources page. Continue to the progression reference for the gear ladder and rebirths, or the tier list and calculator to apply these numbers to your own run.