Gaming Guide

+1 Speed Keyboard Escape: How to Get the RIA26 Admin Abuse Items

The Innovation Shop charges identical trophy prices in both galaxies, which makes Galaxy 1 the cheapest place to stock up.

The Innovation Shop charges identical trophy prices in both galaxies, which makes Galaxy 1 the cheapest place to stock up.

The RIA26 Innovation Shop is a limited-time vendor that shows up in +1 Speed Keyboard Escape during an Admin Abuse session, and it has one unusual property: its stock never runs out. You can buy the same exclusive item hundreds of times over, as long as you can pay for it. The catch is that the price tag is written in trophies, and trophies are worth wildly different amounts depending on which galaxy you are standing in.

Quick answer: Buy the RIA items in Galaxy 1. The shop charges the same trophy price in both galaxies, but Galaxy 1 trophies accumulate far faster, so a 350M RIA Trophy is close to free there.


RIA26 Innovation Shop items and prices

The Innovation Shop menu carries three event-exclusive items, each with its own rarity tier and speed bonus. Every one of them has unlimited stock for the duration of the event.

ItemRarityBoostCost
RIA TrophyMythic+50% Speed350M trophies
RIA ToolsLegendary+25% Speed40M trophies
RIA PassEpic+15% Speed3.5M trophies

You can confirm these numbers yourself in the Item Index, which lists the stats for every event item before you commit any trophies to a purchase. The RIA Trophy is the only one worth buying in bulk, since it is the piece that feeds the merge system later.


Why Galaxy 1 is the cheapest place to buy

Trophy prices in the Innovation Shop do not scale with the galaxy you are in. A RIA Trophy costs 350M whether you buy it in Galaxy 1 or Galaxy 2. Trophy income, however, scales enormously. A late-game Galaxy 1 balance can sit around 718.23T, while the same account in Galaxy 2 might be holding 458.86M.

That gap is the entire trick. In Galaxy 2, 350M is most of your balance and one purchase wipes you out. In Galaxy 1, the same 350M is a rounding error, and you can repeat the purchase hundreds of times in a single session. Nothing about the item changes — a RIA Trophy bought in Galaxy 1 carries the same +50% Speed into Galaxy 2.


How to stock up on RIA Trophies

Teleport to Galaxy 1 before you spend anything. If you buy from Galaxy 2 first, you will burn most of your usable balance on a single copy and have nothing left for the merges.
Open the Innovation Shop menu and find the RIA Trophy entry. Check the Item Index first if you want to compare the +50% Speed figure against what you already have equipped.
Buy repeatedly. Because the stock counter never depletes, the purchase button can be pressed over and over without the listing disappearing, and it is realistic to clear 900 or more RIA Trophies in one sitting.
Open your inventory and switch to the Items tab to confirm the purchases landed. You should see the RIA Trophy stack sitting alongside your equipped gear, and your Galaxy 1 trophy total should have dropped by 350M per copy.
Inventory menu open on the Items tab, showing equipped gear next to owned RIA items
The Items tab of the inventory, where purchased RIA Trophies appear next to your currently equipped gear. Image: SecretVerse Studio

Merging RIA Trophies into higher tiers

Bulk buying only pays off if you push the copies through the merge menu. Five Tier 0 RIA Trophies at +50% Speed fuse into a single Tier 1 RIA Trophy at +112% Speed, and the merge menu confirms the new tier and stat the moment the fusion completes.

Keep climbing and a 5-star RIA Trophy lands at +361%. That is worth knowing before you commit, because it sits just under a maxed Canada Earth item at +365%. If your gear is already at that level, the RIA Trophy is a sidegrade rather than an upgrade — the value is in having a stack of them for the tiers you have not filled yet.

Compare the RIA Trophy against your equipped items in the inventory before merging the whole stack. The Item Index shows the stat line for each tier so you can tell where the trade stops being an improvement.


Other limited items on sale during the event

The Innovation Shop is not the only thing worth checking while the event is live. The trail menu and the regular item shop both carry high-value entries that are priced in the same trophy currency.

  • Cookie Dough Trail — Epic, +150% speed boost, 50M trophies from the trail menu.
  • Candy Dominus — Secret rarity, +150% Speed, 1B trophies from the normal item shop.

Both of these sit at a price point where the galaxy you buy from still matters. A 50M trail purchase in Galaxy 2 visibly dents your balance, dropping a 458.86M total down to 408.86M in one click.


Server events the admin triggers during Admin Abuse

While the shop is open, the game’s admin, LuckyMatg, fires off server-wide events on top of the usual boosts. They run in the background, so you can keep buying and merging while they play out.

The Team Battle splits the server into two sides — Orange Team against Slate Team — and awards wins based on how much of the course each side clears before the timer runs out.

Running a keyboard stage during the Team Battle with the custom speed field set to 300
Running the course mid-Team Battle, with the custom speed field set to 300. Image: SecretVerse Studio

The bomb event drops Roblox bombs across the map, and the explosions launch anyone standing nearby. It is purely disruptive rather than rewarding, so there is no reason to chase it.

Custom speed panel showing a value of 300 with the OK button ready to confirm
The custom speed panel at 300, waiting on the OK button to apply. Image: SecretVerse Studio

The Glove Battle puts players in direct competition, hitting each other to rack up wins, and posts a placement table when the timer expires. A Chocolate Hunt follows, tasking the server with collecting chocolates scattered around the map.

Custom speed panel set to 247 with the OK button visible during the Glove Battle
Setting a custom speed of 247 while the Glove Battle is running. Image: SecretVerse Studio

When the next Admin Abuse event starts

Admin Abuse runs on a fixed weekly slot, every Saturday at 2:00 PM ET / 6:00 PM UTC, and the next session lands on Saturday, September 19, 2026, paired with an update. Admin-only sessions typically last about an hour, though update weeks can keep the boosts live longer.

RegionTimeDay
US Pacific (PT)11:00 AMSaturday
US Eastern (ET)2:00 PMSaturday
Brazil (BRT)3:00 PMSaturday
UTC6:00 PMSaturday
UK (BST)7:00 PMSaturday
Central Europe8:00 PMSaturday
Gulf / Dubai (GST)10:00 PMSaturday
India (IST)11:30 PMSaturday
China / Philippines2:00 AMSunday
Japan / Korea3:00 AMSunday
Australia (AEST)4:00 AMSunday

If you would rather not track the clock, you can turn on a reminder from the Roblox event page and get a notification when the session goes live. The developers activate Admin Abuse features on both public and private servers, so you do not need to hunt for a specific lobby.

The feature lineup rotates week to week. The 2x Wins claim and the Admin Abuse Treadmill are the constants; boss fights, limited stages, and shops like RIA26 come and go, so an item you skip may not be back next Saturday.

If you only have time for one thing during the window, make it the Galaxy 1 buying run. Everything else in the event is a multiplier on progress you already have, but the Innovation Shop is the rare case where a currency you have already overflowed with converts directly into permanent stat items.