Two paid entries are currently associated with Clark Huss rooms in the checked public data: Become Captain Clark and Get Props in Public servers. Their names are documented, but a name alone is not enough to promise abilities, inventory, duration, or value.
Become Captain Clark
The current pass snapshot ties Become Captain Clark to the correct experience. This supports one narrow fact: a paid entry with that name exists or existed for the game.
It does not publicly establish:
- which menu activates the role;
- whether activation lasts a round, server, or account lifetime;
- Clark’s controls, abilities, limits, or cooldowns;
- whether more than one player can use the role;
- what happens in private servers;
- whether the currently listed pass is on sale.
Treat each of those as an in-game purchase-screen question. Do not buy the pass based on a fan description that cannot show the current Roblox product.
Get Props in Public servers
The Props pass snapshot associates Get Props in Public servers with the same experience. Its public description says it allows props in public servers.
That description confirms the intended server context, but it does not list the props, spawn control, placement limits, cleanup behavior, saving, or moderation restrictions. Those details need the current official product page or a live test.
How to verify a pass before buying
- Start from the official experience.
- Open its current Store area or the official in-game purchase prompt.
- Match the pass name and confirm it belongs to this experience.
- Read the live price and description. Prices are dynamic, so this guide does not freeze a Robux amount into permanent advice.
- Check whether the wording names a server type, activation method, or restriction.
- If the description is too vague for your intended use, wait for creator documentation or a direct test instead of guessing.
Which pass should you choose?
Choose Become Captain Clark only if the live purchase surface explains the playable role you want. Choose Get Props in Public servers only if you specifically want the documented public-server props permission and the current rules are acceptable.
Neither listing proves that a pass is required for ordinary entry. The official experience page remains the correct place to test normal access before spending.
Why prices are not listed here
Price snapshots can change, a pass can go off sale, and an older listing can remain visible after a replacement appears. The amount shown by Roblox at confirmation time is the one that matters. Review the item and total before accepting the platform purchase dialog.
Refund and account safety
Do not send Robux to a user who promises to “unlock” either pass manually. Use only the official Roblox purchase flow tied to the correct experience. Never provide a cookie, password, backup code, or browser session to a seller or script.
Evidence level: pass association and names are third-party snapshot facts checked July 26, 2026. The Props wording is present in that snapshot. Current price, sale state, activation, and effects still require the official Roblox purchase surface or in-game verification.