Roll A Gnome Gnome List

This Roll A Gnome list records names that can be read in current direct gameplay. It is a partial, evidence-labeled index—not a complete roster or tier list. The live experience does not publish a public catalog with every gnome, rarity, roll chance, crop time, yield, sale value, or effect, so unsupported fields stay marked Needs in-game testing.

Quick roster index

Gnome records

How to identify your result

Pause on the roll result and capture the exact name and rarity text. Then open Gnomes or Index and compare the same entry. Use the displayed spelling even when a crop name has regional variants. If the result includes a level or effect line, record it separately instead of folding it into the rarity field.

Do not identify a gnome only by color. Different entries may share colors, lighting can change appearance, and a future skin or mutation system could create visual variants. Name text plus the collection entry is the safer pair of identifiers. If the Index shows a silhouette for an undiscovered gnome, it proves another slot exists but not the hidden name, rarity, or odds.

Add a newly discovered gnome to your notes

Use this field set: exact name, displayed rarity, visible type or crop, roll result date, source screen, level, effect text, placement requirement, crop timer, collected yield, sale value, and any upgrade state. Leave fields blank when the interface does not show them. A screenshot of the result and another of the collection entry help distinguish a base attribute from a temporary boost.

Test output under controlled conditions. Place only the new gnome or change one position. Record the garden-wide upgrades and any luck or paid boosts currently active. Luck may affect acquisition rather than production, so do not attribute faster crops to luck unless the game explicitly says so.

What this list does not rank

The list does not sort gnomes from best to worst because exact effects and rates are not verified. It does not assign rarity tiers based on crop prestige. It does not turn a short video sample into roll odds. It does not claim a name is obtainable merely because it appears as another player’s placed gnome; a result could come from a different progression state or earlier build.

For a real comparison, ask what your garden needs. A lower-rarity worker that fills an empty position can produce more than a rare unplaced result. A duplicate may be valuable if multiple copies are placeable, but duplicate rules must be read from the current interface. A high-level gnome may outperform a newly rolled one, but level effects still need a controlled test.

Roster verification states

Next useful guides

Use Rarities to read the labels and odds evidence attached to your own result. Use Placement to decide whether a new gnome should replace a current worker. Use Crops to record output fields and Rolling to set a spending stop before searching for another roster entry.

Remaining test fields

A complete roster, exact rarity order, all roll odds, guarantees, special variants, duplicate behavior, gnome levels, effects, crop associations, timers, yields, sale values, and unlock requirements remain open. The index will expand only when a readable current result or stronger source supports a name.