SCROOMS: Bramblepip Rarity, Frequency Range and How to Catch It

Bramblepip is a Rare scroom in SCROOMS on Roblox, and you catch it in Songkeeper’s Grove, the starting area. It sits on the same page of your Index as every other grove creature, and its card tells you the one thing that matters before you start playing: the frequency band it answers to.

Quick answer: Equip the Tamer’s Guitar in hotbar slot 1, then play over the grass beside the spawn signpost at Songkeeper’s Grove. Keep catching until a Rare Bramblepip responds within 52.5 Hz – 87.5 Hz.

Bramblepip rarity and Index entry

Bramblepip's Index entry in SCROOMS showing Rare Scroom and Frequency 52.5 Hz - 87.5 Hz — Bramblepip's Index entry: Rare Scroom, 52.5 Hz – 87.5 Hz.

SCROOMS ranks its creatures from most to least common in this order: Common, Uncommon, Rare, Wondrous, Fabled. Rare puts Bramblepip in the middle of that scale, well below the top tiers but above the everyday catches.

Before you catch one, its card shows as a black silhouette labelled “???”, but the rarity and the frequency range are already printed there. The flavour line reads, “How are you keeping this in your pocket!?” In the world, Bramblepip is a light-yellow round creature with eyes, a small open mouth and spiky golden-brown foliage around its head.

The card also carries a Stats section (Highest Frequency and Date caught) and a Tones section that tracks Melodic, Harmonic and Resonant versions, each marked with the date you caught it or “Uncaught”.

Frequency range: 52.5 Hz – 87.5 Hz

The Songkeeper's Grove Index page with Bramblepip selected among the Rare cards — Bramblepip sits with the grove's other Rare scrooms, Dewleaf and Burlcap, on the Index page.

These ranges belong to the individual scroom, not to its rarity tier. Two Rare scrooms can sit in completely different bands, so matching Bramblepip’s pitch is specific to Bramblepip.

Where to catch Bramblepip in Songkeeper’s Grove

Songkeeper's Grove Index page at Completion 80% with the Bramblepip card filled in — The Songkeeper's Grove page of the Index once Bramblepip is caught.

The signpost is a wooden directional marker carved with house and paw icons. Because this is the starting area, you can begin the hunt there with an instrument in hotbar slot 1.

Rare means you should expect to play through a lot of other scrooms first. In a run of 106 counted catches on that grass, Bramblepip turned up once, around 0.9 percent of the time. Keep playing until a Bramblepip appears.

How to catch Bramblepip step by step

Hold your instrument after assigning it to hotbar slot 1. Any instrument works for the catch, including the free Wooden Lute.

Click to play the instrument near the grass by the spawn signpost, then click again on the ring to start the catch.

Keep the pin on the white dot while you tune the frequency so your pitch matches the scroom that answered.

Hold the scroom inside the sliding catch zone until the bar under the track fills completely. When it fills, the catch locks in.

Repeat. If the scroom that answered was not a Bramblepip, catch it anyway or move on, and keep playing until a Rare Bramblepip in the 52.5 Hz – 87.5 Hz band appears.

How to confirm the catch worked

You know it worked when the screen shows “New Index Entry: Bramblepip” along with the catch message, “You caught: Bramblepip! Frequency: <n> Hz”, naming the exact value for the one you just caught. The silhouette on the Songkeeper’s Grove page then fills in with Bramblepip’s model and details.

Songkeeper's Grove with a New Index Entry notification confirming a Bramblepip caught at 57.4 Hz — The grove view with the “New Index Entry: Bramblepip” notification, confirming a catch and showing its frequency.