Meteor Shards: what the event source says

Meteor Shards are mentioned in an archived event source

Only reported by AbuseTime as of 2026-10-27: its archived source description for the Meteor Storm event mentions getting Meteor Shards while riding through craters and avoiding meteor strikes. This corrects our earlier research note that no reviewed source used the term. The tracker points to Roblox event 4645917996445991472; the full wording could not be independently confirmed from a second publisher.

The tracker lists a window from 2026-10-14 18:30 UTC through 2026-10-25 15:00 UTC. That is a historical tracker window, not confirmation that the activity is currently available. Shard drop quantities, exchange rates, shop rewards and a current farming route are Not yet sourced. No value is estimated. See the update evidence.

Meteor Chest is a separate, dated purchase report

Only reported by AllThingsHow (2026-10-19): a seven-entry chest species table lists Ankylosaurus 38%, Raptor 24%, Triceratops 18%, Spinosaurus 11%, King Yeti 7.5%, Skeletal Rex 1% and Drex 0.5%. Its size table separately lists Colossal at 2%. These are that article’s chest observations, not a shard conversion table or an egg pool.

Historical price disagreement is retained: AllThingsHow reports 80 Robux per chest on 2026-10-19; RobloxDatabase lists 99 Robux on its 2026-10-22 page. Neither is guaranteed as today’s price. The tracker’s event description says six exclusive dinosaurs, including Divine Meteorborn, while the older article lists seven chest species. These may concern different event states and are not merged into one loot pool.

The article’s 7.5% King Yeti species roll is not a probability for the exact Eternal Magma form shown earning $15M/s. That form’s rate is only reported by AllThingsHow. Read Spinosaurus and mutations.