The blackstone crate is a verified WEST WOOD: REMAKE objective, but its exact location is not publicly established by the reviewed official sources. The enabled “Rare Find” badge says to deliver a blackstone crate at night. Its title suggests that the find is notable, yet it does not publish a spawn point, probability, schedule, prerequisite, or reward.
Use a repeatable search pattern instead of a fake coordinate. Confirm the object from current labels or prompts, preserve the route back to the general store, and keep the night handoff condition separate from assumptions about pickup.
Define the search area from known routes
Begin at a verified orientation point and divide accessible paths into branches. Search one branch out and back before starting another. Mark junctions and safe regroup points so the team can distinguish new ground from repeated wandering.
Keep the general-store route known before searching. Finding a rare objective without a delivery route creates unnecessary risk. Record both the normal store approach and the rear side named by current walkthrough evidence.
Do not use an original West Wood spawn as a Remake fact. A matching landmark name or shape still needs current confirmation.
Search methodically
For each branch, record server build, time, season, starting landmark, path checked, and result. Include empty searches. Negative observations do not establish that the crate cannot appear there, but they prevent one group from repeating the same unchecked assumptions.
Scan interactable spaces without abandoning safe movement. Keep enough stamina for retreat and check survival needs before extending the loop. In a squad, one player searches the immediate area while another maintains orientation.
Return to the last confirmed landmark when the route becomes uncertain. Expanding a lost search produces poor location evidence and makes the eventual delivery harder.
Identify the blackstone crate
Use the live object name, prompt, logbook entry, or objective text. Do not declare a crate blackstone solely because it is dark, appears rare, or was found in an unusual place.
Before pickup, record the object in context and note inventory weight. If the interface distinguishes carrying from storing, capture which state begins. Confirm who owns or carries the objective.
The official badge description distinguishes blackstone from the ordinary lost crate. Keep those identities separate through the final handoff.
Prepare the carrier
Free inventory capacity before interaction. Keep only essential food, drink, recovery, light, and route tools. The current walkthrough supports a weight-limited inventory and carried-object state, but exact limits and crate weight remain unverified.
Assign the carrier, route lead, and lookout. Let the carrier concentrate on movement and prompts. The lead confirms the next landmark, while the lookout reports current threat direction.
If the carrier cannot pick up the crate, test capacity, position, prompt, and ownership one at a time. Do not move valuable items around in an exposed lane.
Time the delivery condition
The official condition specifies delivery at night. It does not say the crate must spawn or be picked up at night. Follow any additional live objective text and avoid adding an unsupported restriction.
If the crate is found before night, decide whether the current game safely permits holding or staging it. No reviewed official source guarantees persistence, protection from other players, or a fixed transition time.
Begin the final approach only when the group can identify night from the current game state and the route is ready.
Deliver to the general store
A current Remake walkthrough shows a carried object with an instruction to bring it to the back of the General Store. This is useful route evidence but does not establish the precise blackstone trigger.
Approach through the rehearsed landmark chain. Give the carrier space at the rear of the verified store and let that player read the current prompt. Record exact wording and interaction rather than guessing a handoff radius.
After completion, verify the object state, displayed reward, and “Rare Find” badge independently. Check whether escorts receive anything before making shared-credit claims.
Interpret failed searches correctly
An empty location can mean the crate does not spawn there, has not spawned yet, was already collected, requires an unknown condition, moved in a beta update, or was missed. One absence cannot distinguish those possibilities.
Likewise, one successful find does not prove a guaranteed spawn. Publish the route, server context, date, season, and observation count. Do not turn the badge title into a numeric rarity.
If a later update changes the result, keep reports scoped by build. The official experience was in a Post-Release Patch beta state when this page was checked.
Blackstone crate FAQ
Where exactly does the blackstone crate spawn?
No verified fixed spawn is available from the reviewed current sources. Use the branch-search method and current object identification instead of an invented coordinate.
What is the drop rate?
No official probability was found. “Rare Find” is a badge title, not a published percentage.
Must I deliver it at night?
Yes, that condition is explicit in the official badge description. Additional pickup or timing rules are not published there.
Where is the handoff?
Current walkthrough evidence points to the back of the General Store for a carried delivery. Confirm the live prompt because the exact blackstone handoff remains unverified.
Evidence note
The blackstone crate and night-delivery condition are Official through Roblox’s enabled badge API checked August 27, 2026. The rear-store direction is Community reported. Fixed spawns, rates, prerequisites, ownership, persistence, route, reward, and trigger radius remain Needs in-game testing.