Fatal Baboons Player Tools & References
Stat sheets and quick references you can open mid-session without rereading full guides.
The Tools Hub collects quick-reference pages for Fatal Baboons - numbers and checklists you want while a round is live, not long narrative walkthroughs. Start with the Monster Stats table for speeds, turning, and signature mechanics, then jump into the matching guide when you need the “how - behind a number.
Fatal Baboons by VertexLabs is a Roblox survival-escape horror game: scavenge scrap (max 6), sell at the Scrap Recycler next to Abby’s Shop, respect Safe Zone borders, and survive Lab plus Backrooms monsters in online co-op. Tools exist because remembering whether Brute caps at 42 or whether Spitter’s slow lasts 4.5 seconds mid-chase is hard under jumpscare pressure.
Available tools
Monster Stats
Reference sheet for Lab and Backrooms entities: John, Brute, Bertha, Meater, Spitter, Dimmer, Null, Meat, Mimic. Includes speed figures, turning notes, detection rules, and fightback relevance. Pair with the Tier List for threat ranking and Survive Monsters for counters.
More calculators and interactive helpers may appear after Lockdown if new systems (timed facility events, code rewards, gear breakpoints) need math. We will not invent fake tools for systems that do not exist yet-Codes still have no redemption UI as of November 2026.
How to use tools in a session
- Before leaving the Safe Zone, open Monster Stats on a second monitor or phone.
- Note which hunters are likely in your chosen wing (Lab vs Backrooms).
- Memorize one counter verb per threat: freeze for John, stare for Null, jump for Brute/Bertha, face-check for Mimic.
- After a death, check the number you misjudged-speed, spit interval, immunity window-then requeue.
- When VertexLabs patches values, trust updated tool rows over old screenshots in Discord.
Tools are not a substitute for map time. A perfect Null speed memorization still fails if you never practice camera discipline in the Backrooms guide.
Tools versus guides versus tier lists
| Resource | Best for |
|---|---|
| Tools | Raw numbers, short mechanic tags |
| Guides | Step-by-step survival and farming |
| Tier List | Relative danger ordering |
| Updates | Why a number changed |
Example: Monster Stats says Meater runs at 40 with sharp turns. Tier List places Meater in S. Survive Monsters explains corner-breaking and early LOS cuts. Updates explains that Meater arrived with the revamp roster. Use all four when you are optimizing; use Tools alone when you only need a refresher between rounds.
Quality bar for this hub
Every tool page should:
- Cite live post-revamp values where known
- Mark unknowns honestly (Dimmer is light-drain focused; exact sprint may be secondary)
- Link Safe Zone / scrap truths that never change without a patch note
- Avoid script advertising-unofficial executors belong on Scripts with warnings, not inside tools
If a community spreadsheet disagrees with our table, we reconcile against in-game plaques, patch notes, and reproducible testing-not the loudest claim.
Related links
- Getting Started - learn the loop before optimizing numbers
- Fightback - F-key QTE and Null immunity (~30s)
- Scrap Farming - Crown scrap = 50 coins, carry cap 6
- New Lab Revamp - source of the current roster
- Players - co-op habits while one teammate reads stats aloud
Bookmark this hub for patch days. When Lockdown lands, Monster Stats will be the first tool we refresh, then tier ranks, then long-form guides.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to the most common questions.
What tools does the Fatal Baboons wiki offer?
Start with the Monster Stats reference for speeds and mechanics. More helpers will be added when new systems (like Lockdown features) need quick math.
Are tool numbers official?
They reflect commonly documented in-game values and patch observations after the New Lab revamp. Always recheck after hotfixes.
Should I use tools or guides first?
New players should finish Getting Started and Survive Monsters first. Tools shine once you know the loop and need precise reminders.
Do tools include promo codes?
No. Codes are tracked on the Codes Hub, and there are no active codes as of November 2026.
Will Lockdown add new tools?
If Lockdown introduces timed events, new currencies, or gear breakpoints, we will add matching reference pages here after facts are confirmed.