Collect The Alphabet has one fixed normal collection target: every letter from A through Z, for 26 unique positions. Use this index to turn empty board spaces into a pack plan. The pack mapping below was corroborated across current public gameplay available in August 2026; it is not an official odds table, and current in-game labels win if an update changes a pool.
A-Z pack lookup
No row states a drop percentage, hidden weighting, letter-specific income, or Diamond sell value. Those fields remain unknown until the exact game shows or reliably documents them.
Build a complete 26-letter checklist
Use six short lines instead of one wide spreadsheet:
- Common group: A, B, C, D
- Uncommon group: E, F, G, H
- Rare group: I, J, K, L
- Epic group: M, N, O, P
- Legendary group: Q, R, S, T, U
- Mythic group: V, W, X, Y, Z
Mark each letter as missing, secured, mounted, or repeated. “Secured” should mean the collection or board state that counts toward A–Z, not merely a remembered pull animation. A repeated copy should retain its own state until board and Word of the Day needs are clear.
Choose the next pack from the missing list
Count the missing letters in each group. Prioritize the pack with the strongest remaining coverage, then compare its live price and opening timer. If Common can fill zero spaces, stop buying it for A–Z progress even if it is cheap. If Legendary can fill three spaces and Mythic can fill one, Legendary has more possible new outcomes without requiring any claim about the exact odds.
Recalculate after every new letter. Near completion, one pull can change the best target pack immediately. The Complete Alphabet Guide explains how to combine coverage with Money, Luck, and Pack Speed decisions.
Record letter fields without guessing
For each letter, useful fields are: owned count, mounted state, observed pack, current displayed income, current Diamond offer, Word protection, last checked date, and any event label. Leave income and sell-value cells blank until you see them in the exact experience.
Do not infer a letter’s value from its alphabet position or pack name. V–Z being observed in Mythic does not prove every one has identical probability, board income, or sell value. A current in-game panel is stronger than an undated list.
Handle duplicates beside the index
Keep at least one copy for the base collection. Check whether a copy is mounted. Read the live Word of the Day and count repeated characters. Only copies remaining after those protections are possible spares. Before selling, read the Diamond offer and any confirmation warning.
The Duplicate Letters Guide provides a full keep-or-sell order. The Diamonds Guide explains how to compare a sale with the next Diamond goal when exact conversion values differ.
Recheck after a pool change
If a current pack shows letters outside the row above, trust the game and record the date. Check Updates for a recent Universe timestamp, but remember that the timestamp alone does not describe which pool changed. Verify the displayed pack contents directly before moving a large Money balance.
Do not create a separate page for an individual letter merely because its pool changes. Update the one A–Z index so players always have one canonical place to compare all 26 positions.
Questions about the index
The official goal contains 26 normal letters. Public gameplay currently groups them across six packs from Common to Mythic. The creator confirms the rarity endpoints but does not publish numeric odds. A missing letter should be located by its current displayed pack, while its income and sell value should be recorded only from the game.
Checked sources
- Official Roblox experience — 26-letter goal and Common-to-MYTHIC endpoints, checked August 27, 2026.
- Community A–Z letter index — current video-observed pools and explicit unknown fields, checked August 27, 2026.