No complete, reliable drone roster or comparative stats are public yet. This page explains the current evidence without inventing drone names, drop rates, or S/A/B tiers.
The official Roblox description confirms laser drones, rolls, Luck, extreme rarity, and fleet upgrades for power, speed, and cargo. It does not provide the named drone pool, exact rates, stats, or comparative performance.
Insufficient for letter tiers
This is a deliberate evidence state, not an empty template. The page will change when the roster and performance claims become verifiable.
Rarity alone will never decide a tier. Each published card must include a source, checked date, best-use label, confidence, and a reason tied to the real mining loop.
Reproducible output under comparable upgrades and planet conditions.
Travel, targeting, beam uptime, and downtime across a full mining cycle.
Whether the drone creates bottlenecks or works well with available cargo upgrades.
Roll rarity, upgrade investment, flexibility, and how quickly a stronger option replaces it.
The official Mine a Planet Roblox page and Skydog Games group are the strongest current sources. Neither exposes a complete drone table.
Exact-title YouTube, Reddit, guide-site, Trello, Discord, and wiki searches produced no current roster or repeatable rankings at the last check.
Add role-first cards when names and uses are verified; add letter tiers only after comparable tests or multiple current sources support the order.
Created the ranking framework, recorded the missing roster, and held all letter tiers. No drone was promoted, demoted, or named without evidence.
There is not enough public roster and performance evidence to name a best drone yet. Rankings will be added only after names, roles, and comparative results can be verified.
Publishing tiers without a verified drone roster, rates, and performance evidence would be guesswork. The page instead records what must be verified before rankings go live.
Not necessarily. A useful ranking should compare mining output, speed, cargo interaction, upgrade cost, flexibility, and replacement risk rather than rarity alone.
Rankings can be added after official data, reproducible in-game tests, or multiple current sources establish a named roster and comparable use cases.
