ROB RUN has many ways for you to expand your criminal empire, and raiding other players is certainly a good strategy. While the method isn’t as easy as breaking into NPC houses, you can master the art by following some simple tips.
First, it begins with obtaining Breach Decoders.
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How to raid player base in ROB RUN
The first task is to get the Decoders, and there are different ways to get them. Uncommon Decoders are the easiest ones to get, and you can obtain them from cabinets, safes, and different containers. You can also find some from the Season 1 battle pass.
If you want to have the Epic Decoder, you can obtain it by exchanging the Uncommon variant. Go to Lenny’s Motel, and you’ll find a barter trader who will provide you with the item for $10,000.

When you’re about to raid a player base, you’ll need to have multiple Decoders. Unlike a house, a player base is lot more complex when it comes to completing a breach. Each part requires a separate Decoder (or more than one) to gain entry.
In simple words, you’ll need to bring a Decoder for every base part that has a security system.
How to complete a raid in ROB RUN
Completing a raid is pretty simple as long as you have the required Decoders. You have to use them to strip away points from a security terminal until it hits zero. The number of points you have to strip varies across different parts.
| Base part | Defense (Base/Max) | Fuse Slots | Required Decoders (Uncommon/Epic/Legendary) for all Legendary Fuses |
|---|---|---|---|
| Concrete Fence | 10/55 | 9 | 55 / 19 / 11 |
| Car Garage | 4/34 | 6 | 240 / 80 / 48 |
| Chemical Laboratory | 3/33 | 6 | 33 / 11 / 7 |
| Grow Roam | 5/50 | 9 | 50 / 17 / 10 |
| Large Car Garage | 6/66 | 12 | 66 / 22 / 14 |
| Mansion | 30/240 | 42 | 240 / 80 / 48 |
| Mesh Fence | 2/17 | 3 | 17 / 6 / 4 |
| Metal Fence | 5/35 | 6 | 35 / 12 / 7 |
| Small House | 15/150 | 27 | 150 / 50 / 30 |
| Trailer | 5/50 | 9 | 50 / 17 / 10 |
| Warehouse | 10/85 | 15 | 85 / 29 / 17 |
| Workshop | 5/50 | 9 | 50 / 17 / 10 |
While the Fuse slots for a part doesn’t change, its tier will determine the number of Decoders you’ll need to open them.