All 34 Plushies in WARDEN Sonaria Horror Escape

Plushies are collectible items in WARDEN, the Roblox horror escape game, and you equip them on your character to get a bonus. The bonuses vary: some add speed, some add stamina, some add damage, and some only work during certain moments. Knowing where plushies come from and what each one does makes it easier to choose the ones that fit how you play.

OLOcto Loaf

Octo Loaf

Makes consumables last longer.

Rarity

Uncommon

Source

Supply Capsule

Drop Chance

43.08%

Effect

Increases consumable duration by 10%.

Palm Tree

Can grant a random consumable when an Infection is destroyed.

Rarity

Rare

Source

Supply Capsule

Drop Chance

15.38%

Effect

Has a 10% chance to give a random consumable when you destroy an Infection.

CSCinna Snake

Cinna Snake

Reduces Corrupted interest during a chase.

Rarity

Rare

Source

Supply Capsule

Drop Chance

15.38%

Effect

Reduces Corrupted interest by 10% while they are chasing you.

What WARDEN Plushies Are and How They Work

Plushies are equippable items, and each one works only while it's equipped. Hovering over a plushie shows its effect before you wear it, so you can check what it does first.

How to Get WARDEN Plushies From Capsule Drops

Many plushies come from capsules, which work like a random draw. You spend the capsule's cost, and the game picks one plushie from that capsule's list. Each plushie has a rarity, and common ones come up far more often than rare ones, so expect a run of everyday picks before a rarer one lands.

There are three capsules: Survival, Utility and Supply. Each has its own mix of plushies, so what you can get depends on which capsule you open. Moth is the most common result from the Survival Capsule, and Octo Loaf is the most common Supply Capsule pick and makes consumables last longer. The Utility Capsule's common picks include Snail, which adds damage.

Which WARDEN Plushie Effects Fit Your Play

Plushie effects fall into a few groups. Speed effects help you move faster, which matters when you're running from danger or heading for the exit. Stamina, the energy you spend running, is another group, and it's useful when you need to keep moving. Damage effects raise what you deal, and others shorten the wait before you can use an ability again or reduce the damage you take.

Timing is the other thing to check. Some effects apply all the time, like a speed boost that works whenever you're moving. Others only kick in during one moment, such as an escape, a disaster or a cursed trial, so they pay off only when that moment arrives. Always-on effects help in nearly every trial, while moment-based ones are worth bringing when you expect that situation.

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