Sol's RNG advertises free private servers right on its official Roblox page. Here is what that gets you, how to open one, and which parts of the game stay exactly the same.
Sol's RNG is one of the busiest rolling experiences on Roblox, and at peak hours the default lobby is crowded. The developer's own game description addresses this directly, listing “Free private servers available for the best performance!” as one of the headline features. This guide covers what a private server changes, how to start one, and what it deliberately does not change.
The current official Roblox page for Sol's RNG (by Sol's Studio) lists these core features:
That private-server line is the only officially published statement about private servers, and it is the reason this page exists. Everything below it is platform-level Roblox behaviour rather than a Sol's RNG specific claim.
Price and availability are set by the developer and can change between patches. The official page currently advertises them as free — if you are asked to pay, re-check the game page before you spend Robux.
Nothing on the official page states that private servers alter roll odds, aura rarity or potion behaviour. Rolling, crafting gear from collected auras and drinking luck potions work the same way in a private server as in a public one. Treat any site or person offering a “luck boosted” or “better odds” server as a red flag — that is not a feature the developer advertises, and it is a common setup for account and item scams.
Official information last checked 4 October 2026 from the Roblox game page for Sol's RNG (developer: Sol's Studio). Detailed patch notes are announced through the developer's own community channels — anything not stated there is not treated as official on this page.