Not published
The Roblox description does not list Survivor, Murderer, Sheriff, or Hero roles.
No creator-published role table currently confirms a Sheriff, Hero, or dropped gun. Full-round community recordings reviewed on Aug 30 show a survivor-versus-Locust loop without a visible Sheriff, while some third-party pages claim otherwise. For the current build, plan to survive rather than rely on finding a gun; permanent absence remains unverified.
Each row separates a current answer from the evidence that supports it.
The Roblox description does not list Survivor, Murderer, Sheriff, or Hero roles.
Observed across current public exact-game recordings; the live role screen remains authoritative.
This is not proof that a future build or unrecorded mode cannot add one.
Do not plan a chase around a gun until the current live build visibly provides one.
The live role screen outranks every dated recording. Absence in reviewed rounds is recorded as an observation, not a permanent rule.
| Check | Current evidence | Boundary |
|---|---|---|
Survivor sideCommunity reported | Visible in current full-round recordings | Creator terminology and full roster are unpublished |
Locust sideCommunity reported | Hostile player role visible in current recordings | Assignment rules can change by build |
Sheriff / HeroCommunity reported | Not visible in the reviewed full rounds | Future or unrecorded availability remains open |
Dropped gunUnverified | No reproducible current path verified | Do not plan around it until the live HUD provides one |
Use the wording and HUD shown after the round transition. Do not assume a normal MM2 role because of the game's title.
Reviewed recordings show players avoiding the Locust and resolving the round through survival flow rather than a visible Sheriff shot.
Record the role, item label, acquisition, target, result, platform, server, and date before calling it a Sheriff system.
They can show what happened in a dated round, including which role screens and items were visible. They cannot prove a mechanic is permanently absent.
Some pages describe Sheriff, Hero, or a dropped gun without a reproducible exact-game round. Those claims remain unverified here.
Exploit labels often reuse ordinary MM2 terminology. They are not accepted as evidence for normal gameplay.
Check the full MM2 of The Locust Roles: Is There a Sheriff or Gun? state before rejoining, repurchasing, or turning one server into a permanent rule.
| Problem | Check | Next action |
|---|---|---|
| You cannot find a Sheriff or gun | Current role screen, HUD, inventory, result screen, and server date | Follow the survival objective and do not waste the round searching for an unverified item. |
| A page says the Sheriff always spawns | Whether it identifies this Place ID and shows a complete current round | Treat the claim as unverified until it can be reproduced in the exact live experience. |
| A future update adds a new role | Creator wording, current role screen, and a complete round result | Use the new live evidence and date the change instead of rewriting older recordings. |
No Sheriff is visible in the current full-round recordings reviewed Aug 30, but the creator has not published a role roster. Treat Sheriff as unverified rather than permanently impossible.
A normal dropped-gun path is not verified in the reviewed current build. Use the survival objective unless the live HUD and item state show otherwise.
Current community recordings present the hostile player as the Locust. The exact creator-published assignment terminology is not documented on the Roblox page.
Current recordings support a survival-style result, while the official description uses the broader word escape. The live objective and result screen decide the current round.
Sources for MM2 of The Locust Roles: Is There a Sheriff or Gun? are labelled by what each record can actually prove.
Used for this guide: Confirms the exact title, THE STALKERS OG creator, PRE-ALPHA warning, nest setting, and official escape wording.
Used for this guide: A public exact-game recording reviewed as current-build evidence. It can show one recorded round, not a permanent rule for every server or update.
Used for this guide: A second public exact-game recording used to compare the round flow, map movement, and chase behavior without treating commentary as official documentation.
Official role-list absence plus two public exact-game recordings; conflicting third-party claims remain unverified.