Verity Index List: Verified Entries and 1-in-X Roll Odds

The Index is the collection screen where Verity’s Game tells you exactly how rare every Verity is: each entry carries its own 1-in-X odds banner, and the header tracks your progress toward the full set. This page is the reference list — every entry and odds value verified from real gameplay footage so far. For how the Index records entries and completion strategy, see The Index Explained; for the roll button itself, read on below.

In-game capture from YinandChan’s gameplay footage (September 2026).

What is the Verity Index?

The Index is a pop-up panel listing every collectible Verity — the smiley-faced creatures the game is named after. Each entry shows a portrait, a name, and its roll odds in the format “1 in X”. The header of the panel seen in footage reads “97% complete — 48 / 49 discovered”, which confirms the full launch set is 49 entries and that a near-complete save sits at 48.

Every entry follows the same naming pattern: a noun ending in -ity. Verity, Falsity, Cruelty, Nightmarity, Backroomity — the names are the game’s dry joke, and also the cleanest way to tell this game apart from the ecosystem of same-name titles covered in Which “Verity” Game Is This?.

What is the full Index list with roll odds?

The table below is transcribed from the Index panel visible in September 2026 footage. Two cells were obscured by the mobile UI overlay and are marked accordingly — treat those rows as unverified until re-captured.

Entry	Roll odds	Notes
Verity	1 in 5	Name partially obscured; the base entry
Falsity	1 in 6
Cruelty	1 in 8
Curiosity	1 in 10
Fragility	1 in 12
Morbidity	1 in 15
Hostility	1 in 19
Vanity	1 in 23
Hilarity	1 in 29
Insanity	1 in 36
(obscured)	(cut off)	Entry between Insanity and Depravity — neither name nor odds readable in footage
Depravity	1 in 56
Obscurity	1 in 69
(obscured)	1 in 86	Name only partially readable in footage
Wormity	1 in 107	Longest odds of the first grid

The visible grid holds fifteen entries — but it is only the first page. Scrolling deeper in the same catalog reveals entries at dramatically longer odds (the tables below). Odds values may also shift as the game updates — it has patched continuously since launch (see the Update Log) — so re-verify before you treat a number as permanent.

What does the deeper part of the catalog look like?

Two more pages of the Index are verified from later frames in the same footage. First, the mid-tier page (its top row’s odds banners were not captured, then thousands-scale odds, including one undiscovered slot rendered as a black “???” silhouette):

Entry	Roll odds	Notes
Goldity	(banner not readable)	Top row of the mid-tier page
Metallity	(banner not readable)
Richity	(banner not readable)
(name uncertain)	(banner not readable)	Spelling unreadable in footage
(name uncertain)	(banner not readable)	Second uncertain cell in the top row
Nerdity	1 in 1.2K
Entity	1 in 1.5K
Spidity	1 in 1.8K
(??? silhouette)	(undiscovered)	Blacked-out placeholder in a 97%-complete save
Zombity	1 in 2.8K
Mutantity	1 in 3.7K
Toxicity	1 in 4.3K
Rubity	1 in 5.3K
Colority	1 in 6.6K
Nightmarity	1 in 8.1K

And the deep end of the catalog, captured at the moment the save hit 100% complete — 49/49:

Entry	Roll odds	Notes
Emeraldity	(banner not readable)
Demonity	(banner not readable)
Cyberity	(banner not readable)
Devillity	(banner not readable)
Backroomity	1 in 30.2K
Diamondity	1 in 36.6K
Voidity	1 in 46.6K
Angelity	1 in 57.6K
Glitchity	1 in 72.2K
Cosmicity	1 in 88K
Prismaticity	1 in 111.5K
(readable, name uncertain)	1 in 138.6K
1x1x1x1ity	1 in 170.9K	Longest odds verified so far; nods to the Roblox myth 1x1x1x1

Together the three captured views account for roughly 40 of the 49 entries; the gaps between them are exactly the rows no camera has read cleanly yet. The practical takeaway: Wormity at 1 in 107 is mid-tier, not the ceiling — the true long-grind lives at 1-in-30K and beyond.

Spelling note: names are transcribed from video frames — rare entries like Wormity, Nightmarity, Devillity and 1x1x1x1ity are best-effort reads, pending re-capture at higher resolution.

How do you actually get Index entries?

Through the Random Verity button on the right edge of the HUD. Footage shows it as a persistent button with a counter beside it (values like x19 and x79 observed across different saves), and the odds banners in the Index are the implied probabilities per roll. What the counter spends — a currency, a stock of rolls, or something else — is still being documented, but the loop observable on screen is simple: press, receive a Verity, watch the Index tick up. One entry on the mid-tier page appeared only as a black “???” silhouette in a 97%-complete save — presumably how undiscovered slots render.

New players should read Verity’s Game Beginner Guide first; rolls matter more once you understand how boxes make money and what the field is already paying you.

What does a discovered Verity do for you?

Collected Veritys are not just checklist entries. Footage of a near-complete save shows them as creatures displayed around your plot, with a system message reading “Your Veritys earn $135.5B/day offline” — meaning the collection is also an income engine that pays while you are gone. A stat near the collection display read 310,032,765 kg on one filmed save and 28,921,660 kg on another — possibly linked to the Strength system; its exact role is still being documented. The full breakdown of creatures, display, and offline income is its own page: What Are Veritys?.

Is the odds list the same as box rarity?

No — they are two different systems that interact. Box rarity (Box Rarity Tiers) governs the value of boxes on the field; Index odds govern which Veritys come out of Random Verity rolls. One is about the property you defend, the other about the creatures you collect. New players conflate them constantly, which is why we keep the pages separate.

How was this list verified?

Every row was transcribed frame-by-frame from public gameplay footage captured in September 2026 — three separate catalog views: the first grid (1-in-5 through 1-in-107), the mid-tier page (1-in-1.2K through 1-in-8.1K), and the deep end captured at the 49/49 completion moment (1-in-30.2K through 1-in-170.9K). We do not publish odds we have not seen on screen — where footage was ambiguous, the row says so. If an update changes the list, this page and the stats tracker are where the change gets recorded first.