Mongols
Mongol Units ran from October 3 to October 10, 2026 and added the Mongol line. The window moved once before launch, and both ranges are recorded on this page.
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Video by AccelToWin on YouTube
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Event window (UTC)
| Phase | Timestamp |
|---|---|
| Starts | Oct 3, 2026, 12:00 AM |
| Ends | Oct 10, 2026, 12:00 AM |
Source: official event page
What happens
The Mongol Units window ran from October 3 to October 10, 2026 and is the release that added the Mongol line to Command An Army. It is also the clearest example of why the official event feed is worth reading directly: before any creator posted a video, the Roblox virtual events endpoint already listed the next update with its theme and its exact window, and the description never grew past the words Mongol Units.
The window moved once. On 2026-09-22 the same endpoint returned 2026-10-03 to 2026-10-10 instead of the 2026-09-26 to 2026-10-03 it had returned the week before, so the earlier range is recorded here rather than deleted: a date you saw last week should still be checkable.
What shipped is now documented across the site instead of being guessed at on this page. The Mongol unit pages carry names and star costs with confidence labels, the trait and skill tree pages cover the system that arrived in the same update, and the timeline dates the patch. This page keeps the official record - the window, the one-line description and the pre-launch videos below.
Confirmed
- Official window: 2026-10-03 to 2026-10-10, returned by the Roblox virtual events API. The earlier 2026-09-26 to 2026-10-03 range was replaced by the same endpoint on 2026-09-22.
- The official description was a single line: Mongol Units.
Never published for this window
- Unit names, star costs, abilities and acquisition methods for any Mongol unit - none are published yet.
- Whether the update includes non-unit changes such as maps, modes or balance adjustments.
- Whether the current ranked season resets or continues when the window opens. Whether the move is a delay of the update itself or only of the event calendar - the feed changes dates without publishing a reason.
- The developer is reported to describe the Mongol content as free, quest-progressed Battle Pass content rather than a paid banner - reported by a single source (The Click, 2026-09-19), so it is treated here as a report and not as settled.
What to do with this window now
- 1. Save your duplicates now
A new unit family usually means new ascension and evolution targets. Duplicates are the only currency for ascension, so banking them before the update costs nothing and cannot be done retroactively.
- 2. Clear your star budget
New units often arrive at a higher star cost than your current loadout can absorb. Knowing your own limit and which of your four slots is weakest makes it obvious what a new unit would replace.
- 3. Recheck this page on October 3
The moment the window opens, the same event feed that revealed the theme will carry the full description. That is when the data on this site switches from one line to a full entry.
Watch: Mongols
FAQ
What did Update 3 actually add
The official feed gave it one line - Mongol Units - and that is what shipped: a Mongol unit line, alongside the trait and skill tree rework dated in the same window on the update timeline. Unit names, star costs and roles are on the Mongol units page with source labels attached.
Did the window really ship Mongol Units
Yes. The official feed named Mongol Units for the window and the Mongol unit line is what shipped. The unit pages carry the names and star costs that post-launch coverage established, each with a confidence label.
Were Mongol unit names published before launch
No. During the run-up the official record was one line with no unit names, costs or abilities, and this site said so instead of predicting them. Every name on the Mongol units page comes from post-launch coverage, which is why each one is labelled.
Is there anything left to claim from this window
No. The window closed on 2026-10-10. The live code pool is on the codes page with its check date, and the units added during the window are permanent additions to a roster rather than temporary rewards.
More events
Event details are mirrored from Roblox's official events feed. Schedules can change without notice — always confirm the current window in-game.