Regular Fans arrive at 10-level milestones and boost Fame. Paid and progression Fans need separate evidence labels because matching names do not prove matching effects.
The official game description gives the dependable rule: a new regular Fan unlocks every 10 levels, and Fans boost Fame gain. Use the calculator to find the next milestone. Do not treat the number of milestones reached as total inventory, because starter Fans and paid variants can add to what the account owns.
Every 10 levels
Boost Fame gain
499 Robux snapshot
Reported 100× Wins
229 Robux snapshot + reported progression variant
Reported 40× Wins
119 Robux snapshot + reported after King
Reported 20× Wins
79 Robux snapshot
Reported prerequisite before Cyborg
39 Robux snapshot
Reported early Wins upgrade
349 / 549 Robux snapshots
Unknown
Off sale
Unknown legacy option
Gameplay footage described Divine, Cyborg, King and Rich inside a Wins-based progression path, while Roblox also exposes paid products with those names. The official API confirms product existence and price snapshots but not enough effect detail to prove the two paths grant an identical Fan.
Buff Bacon's 100× Wins claim is also reported rather than official product text, and the gameplay display used a different price from the later API snapshot. Compare the live purchase description and inventory effect before spending Robux or planning around a multiplier.
A regular Fan milestone occurs every 10 levels. Paid and starter Fans may add separate inventory entries.
The official description says Fans boost Fame gain, but individual paid variants may also have reported Wins effects that need separate confirmation.
Buff Bacon has the highest reported Wins multiplier in collected gameplay evidence, but that effect has not been confirmed in the official product API.
Not confirmed. Divine, Cyborg, King and Rich appear in paid-product and progression contexts, so this wiki keeps the variants separate.
