New player route
Rintama High Beginner Guide
Start with the Roblox game page, finish character and phone setup, try reported codes in a sensible order, practice controls in Training Grounds, then enter roleplay without trusting unverified Trello or Discord links first.
Last checked: August 4, 2026
First route
Rintama High beginner guide route for the first session
Use this short order if you just loaded into Rintama High and want the safest useful start without inventing a full map or official tier list.
Open the Roblox page first
Use the official Roblox experience page as your baseline before following code sites, Discord invites, clips, or reposted boards.
Finish character setup
The current site notes point new players toward character ID setup and Roblox marketplace IDs, so prepare avatar or clothing IDs before roleplay.
Find phone settings
The phone/settings flow matters for code entry and early setup. If the phone does not appear, complete the character flow before troubleshooting.
Try codes in order
Use reported code candidates once each, newest first, and stop retrying random variants if the phone menu rejects one.
Train before roleplay conflict
Practice movement and combat controls in Training Grounds before joining serious faction scenes or city conflict.
Phone and character setup
Set up character IDs and the phone menu before chasing rewards
Several beginner problems come from skipping setup. Treat the phone as your early hub for settings and code entry, not just a cosmetic menu.
Prepare Roblox marketplace IDs
If you want a planned outfit or character look, gather the IDs before joining roleplay so setup does not stall the first session.
Open the quick menu and phone
Public guides describe using the quick menu or Tab flow to reach the phone, then Settings for code entry.
Use settings as the code checkpoint
The Roblox listing confirms phone-menu code entry; if a code fails there, check the reported status before assuming the whole system is broken.
Redeem order
Use a reported code order instead of pasting random lists
This page does not call codes personally verified. It links to the dedicated code page so rewards, conflicts, and source notes stay in one place.
Start with newest reports
Try the newest candidates first
Launch codes can expire quickly, so start with the newest reported rows before older candidates.
Copy exactly once
Paste one code, then check reward feedback
Retrying misspelled variants wastes time and can hide whether the source was wrong.
Move conflicts to the bottom
Try disputed codes last
If trackers disagree on a code, treat it as expiry-risk rather than a confirmed reward.
Practice route
Use Training Grounds before serious faction play
The o7 Delinquent Cafe group links the RINTAMA: Training Grounds place, and the public page lists combat controls. Use it to build muscle memory before city roleplay.
Input
M1
Purpose
Rush Combo
Practice moment
Practice basic attack timing before entering live conflict.
Input
M2
Purpose
Finishing Blow or Blows
Practice moment
Learn when a slower strike can finish a sequence.
Input
E
Purpose
Evade or Quickstep
Practice moment
Drill escapes so you do not panic when a fight starts.
Input
F
Purpose
Guard
Practice moment
Practice blocking before trying risky roleplay fights.
Input
Space hold
Purpose
Lock On or Off
Practice moment
Toggle target control until camera movement feels natural.
Input
G
Purpose
Enter or exit combat
Practice moment
Learn when you are actually in combat mode before approaching players.
Input
Shift hold
Purpose
Sprint
Practice moment
Practice movement routes before roaming unfamiliar areas.
First live round
What to do in your first real server
After setup and practice, keep the first live session simple. Learn the server rhythm before committing to faction conflict or community claims.
Check the game page again
Confirm release notes and bug warnings
The game is new enough that broken flows may be release bugs, not your setup.
Walk the obvious route first
Use school, city, phone, and training cues
No verified full map route is published here, so treat early movement as exploration.
Watch before joining conflict
Observe faction or gang behavior
Do not assume community recruitment posts are official rules.
Verify community links
Use Roblox-owned pages before Discord
The reported Discord can be useful, but verify it from the Roblox group or game page first.
Avoid these
Common beginner mistakes to skip
These fixes are editorial route advice based on the current source picture, not developer-confirmed progression rules.
Treating every code list as verified
Use reported codes as candidates. The phone menu is the final test, and the dedicated codes page tracks source conflicts.
Joining Discord before checking Roblox
Check the game page and o7 Delinquent Cafe group first, then use Discord for community posts or announcements.
Skipping Training Grounds
Practice guard, evade, lock-on, sprint, and combat toggle before taking roleplay fights seriously.
Believing a standalone Trello card
Use the Trello/Wiki status page. A search-result card is not enough to prove an official roadmap.
Expecting a complete public map
Use route notes as a starting frame, but avoid exact location claims unless they are verified.
Sharing account data for access
Never share Roblox passwords, cookies, recovery codes, or payment details with code sites, bots, or verification pages.
Sources checked
These notes keep volatile or official-looking claims contained so the guide can stay useful without overclaiming.
Last checked: August 4, 2026
Rintama High game and developer group
Official Roblox source
The Roblox group page lists o7 Delinquent Cafe, the Rintama High full-release wording, and the Training Grounds link.
Training Grounds controls
Official Roblox place page
The public Training Grounds page lists M1, M2, E, F, Space hold, G, M, N, B, and Shift controls.
Phone settings and code redemption steps
Official plus reported
The site keeps Roblox phone-menu code entry as the strongest confirmed point and uses third-party guides for step wording such as Tab, Phone, and Settings.
Code rewards and active status
Reported
Public trackers disagree on some rows, so this beginner guide links to the codes page instead of repeating a fixed working list.
Trello, wiki, and roadmap
Unconfirmed
No official public Trello or wiki was confirmed during this check; use the Trello/Wiki status page before trusting reposted boards.
Next pages after the beginner route
Use these links at the moment you need the next task, not as a random reading list.
Check Reported Codes
Use the codes page for candidate order, rewards, source conflicts, and phone-menu redemption notes.
Verify Trello and Wiki
Check whether a Trello, wiki, Discord, or roadmap link is official before trusting it.
Open Official Links
Use Roblox-owned pages and the reported Discord route in the right order.
Review Map Routes
Use the homepage route notes for school, city, training, and community movement context.
Rintama High beginner guide FAQ
What should I do first in Rintama High?
Open the official Roblox game page, complete character setup, find the phone/settings flow, try reported codes once, and practice combat controls in Training Grounds before serious roleplay.
Where do I enter Rintama High codes?
The strongest source boundary is the phone-menu code entry note. Public guides describe opening the quick menu, choosing the phone or settings area, and pasting one code into the redeem box.
Should beginners go to Training Grounds?
Yes. The official Roblox group links RINTAMA: Training Grounds, and the place page lists combat controls. Use it to practice guard, evade, lock-on, sprint, and combat toggle before live conflict.
Is there an official Rintama High Trello for beginners?
No official public Trello or wiki was confirmed during this check. Use Roblox-owned pages first and treat standalone Trello cards or roadmap screenshots as unconfirmed leads.
Does this beginner guide include a full Rintama High map?
No. Public sources support general school, city, community, phone, and Training Grounds context, but this page does not invent exact map routes or locations without stronger evidence.