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Complex Furnishings Tier List: Threats, Entities & Survival Priorities

This is a role-first priority page, not a final S/A/B power ranking. It uses Roblox badge evidence and labelled community context to show what deserves attention during a stockroom run.

Checked date

2026-07-09

Refresh after Roblox badge changes, verified update notes, or repeated community reports.

Ranking criteria

Danger, rescue urgency, source strength

Criteria favor chase danger, rescue urgency, survival impact, confidence, unresolved assumptions, and whether an unlock cost or exact trigger is still unknown.

Source notes

Official badges first

Official source data is strongest. Community source notes can add context, but exact stats, spawn rates, speed, and route timing stay unverified.

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Role-first rankings

Priority cards

Priority labels are a way to plan safer runs. They are not exact damage, rarity, speed, or spawn-rate rankings.

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Captain Clark

Chase danger

Source-backed
escape prioritythreat awareness

Badges confirm both surviving a Captain Clark chase and being caught by Captain Clark, so chase pressure deserves the highest attention.

Team combo: Call the chase and shift from looting to exit-focused movement.

Source check: Roblox badge wording supports the chase and death conditions; exact speed, spawn, and route timing are not verified.

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Rope Trap

Co-op rescue

Source-backed
co-oprescue calls

Badges confirm self-freeing and freeing another player from a rope trap, making it a high-priority team callout.

Team combo: Assign one teammate to respond while others keep the exit path clear.

Source check: Roblox badge wording supports the mechanic; trigger timing and rescue window are not verified.

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Sanity

Retreat signal

Early signal
retreat timingrisk warning

The near-zero sanity badge plus community gameplay evidence support treating sanity pressure as a conservative retreat warning.

Team combo: Use simple callouts before the team overextends.

Source check: Near-zero sanity is badge-backed; exact thresholds and drain rate are not verified.

Beginner view

New players should treat Captain Clark pressure and sanity warnings as reasons to shorten the run, not as exact route math.

Co-op view

Rope traps matter because badge wording confirms both self-freeing and teammate rescue.

Entity view

Mimic and Still Life are source-backed encounters, but counterplay, visual cues, and danger level still need verification.

Team combo notes

Co-op priority is about callouts, not squad builds

Complex Furnishings is a co-op survival experience, so team combo handling means assigning rescue, retreat, and exit callouts. It does not imply character-team synergy or a best-team build.

Change log

Latest adjustment: role-first launch baseline

The launch version avoids exact power tiers and publishes only source-backed priority cards. Future updates can add cards when verified evidence supports them.

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