Sword Hunter Chests: Demon Chest & Imperial Chest Rewards

Demon Chest and Imperial Chest are named reward chests. Chests can open into swords; a sword’s statline determines its strength. See the Codes page for available codes, rewards, and redemption steps.

Chest codes and the chests they grant

The Demon Chest and Imperial Chest are the only Reward Chests named in current guide reporting for Sword Hunter.

Read the item name and description on any chest you receive. A different label in a guide does not establish a separate chest type.

How to redeem chest codes

The code system has no restriction in this title, so you can redeem chest codes the very first time you log into the game.

Redeem steps

• Launch Sword Hunter on Roblox.
• Click the Store button on the left side of the screen.
• Find the Enter Code box at the bottom of the Store menu.
• Enter an active code exactly as shown.

  Codes are case-sensitive — even a small difference in entry can cause redemption to fail.

• Click Redeem to claim your rewards.

What's inside a chest

Chests open to give you access to a random Sword, and each Sword has a unique statline — the higher the stats, the more powerful you will be. Gameplay footage matches this: a player who redeemed UPDATE opened the granted chest and pulled the Solace sword, and another opened chest produced "Valor tier five." The sword pool and pull odds behind either chest aren't established, and no rarity tiers or opening costs are known for Reward Chests — the known contents are simply "a random Sword."

Why chest rewards matter for progression

Chests sit inside Sword Hunter's progression loop as code rewards, grouped with Cash, loot, stat boosters, and Pet Eggs among the rewards that are integral to progression. Because a chest always opens into a Sword whose power scales with its stats, a free chest gives your hunter better gear without waiting for a drop. Redeem the codes above, then compare each pulled sword's statline before equipping it — higher stats mean a stronger hunter.

Other chest containers seen in gameplay

These are not catalogued Reward Chests: the names come from video captions and may be transcription-imprecise.

Tips

Timeless box

A 'timeless box' a player receives after playing for a while — in footage, 'you have to play actually play the game a bit' first.

Common chest

Found in the open world; footage counts two chests up on a ledge, and opening one yielded a sword ('Got saber.').

Treasure chest

Listed alongside 'treasure egg, buffs, cash, gold' in a collect-rewards/shop menu.

Map pickups

A player picks up a chest while exploring the map, separate from code rewards.

None of these have established spawn locations, refresh rules, or fixed contents, so don't treat them as a complete chest list — the code-granted Demon Chest and Imperial Chest remain the only Reward Chests with named, reported rewards.