Project Ghoul Trello Guide
Navigate GX Studios' public board for quests, economy, and patch tracking.
GX Studios maintains a public Trello board for Project Ghoul — the first place many players check when a quest item is missing, a code stops working, or rumor mills claim a secret Kagune buff. Unlike fan wikis, Trello cards come from the development orbit around the game: quest steps, trading references, rarity tables, WIP remake notes, and update logs that explain why your Jason suddenly hits harder after a silent hotfix.
Bookmark the official board here: Project Ghoul Trello board. This wiki page teaches you how to read the columns so you spend minutes finding answers, not hours scrolling dead cards.
Why Trello matters more than repost blogs
Third-party tier lists (including our Kagune tier list) summarize community combat meta. Trello summarizes what the game actually contains today — quest prerequisites, drop tables as designers publish them, trading values, mask and Arata notes, Kakuja progression hooks, and remake task lists.
When the two conflict:
- Trust Trello for unlock requirements, rarities, and quest text
- Trust tier lists for PvP tempo and spin-chase strategy
- Test in-game when Trello looks stale after a patch — then watch Discord for confirmation
Project Ghoul’s remake (Project Ghoul: re) adds moving targets. Trello remake columns often show features before they ship to Roblox live servers.
Common board sections
Board layouts change, but these themes repeat across GX Studios Trello updates:
Quests and story progression
Quest cards list NPC locations, item requirements, and rank gates for both Ghoul and CCG paths. Use them when you are stuck between investigator promotions or Ghoul RC milestones. Cross-link our getting started guide for controls, then return to Trello for exact objective text.
Trading and economy
Trading columns document item values, scam warnings, and marketplace etiquette the moderators want players to follow. Before Discord-trading a rare Material or Kagune-adjacent item, check if Trello marks it untradeable or event-bound.
Pair trading reads with codes hub so you know which currencies are inflated after milestone gifts.
Kakuja, Arata, and masks
Late-game systems appear here before comprehensive wiki guides exist:
- Kakuja — transformation requirements, RC thresholds, story flags (see also ghoul build)
- Arata — CCG armor tiers and damage reduction notes (CCG build)
- Masks — ability summaries tied to H-key bursts for investigators
If a card references work-in-progress art, assume mechanics may shift in Project Ghoul: re.
Kagune and Quinque reference
Rarity breakdowns on Trello explain Common, Uncommon, Rare, and Epic buckets — including Epic rates near 0.65% for T-Owl and Yasuhisa in published tables. Fan sites copy these numbers imperfectly; go to the source before arguing spin fraud.
Compare with Quinque tier list for CCG-specific forge paths Owl and 1/24-style picks follow.
Updates and changelog cards
Update lists capture balance tweaks, new codes, event start/end, and bugfix notes. Read these after every Roblox update Tuesday-style push before regrading tier lists.
Link outward to updates hub for wiki-formatted patch summaries when available.
Remake / Project Ghoul: re columns
Remake cards track systems being rebuilt from scratch — UI, combat, progression, maybe spin economies. Treat them as forward-looking, not guaranteed ship dates. When remake cards contradict live Roblox behavior, live servers win until launch day.
How to search Trello efficiently
- Open Project Ghoul Trello board
- Use Trello’s board search (top filter) with keywords: quest name, item, “Kakuja,” “code,” “Arata”
- Check Recently updated cards after patch days
- Screenshot card URLs when reporting wiki errors — static images go stale
Mobile Trello works for quick checks; desktop is better for multi-column quest chains.
Trello vs Discord — when to use which
| Need | Best channel |
|---|---|
| Quest step text | Trello |
| Live code drop | Discord |
| Trading value baseline | Trello |
| ”Is server down?” | Discord |
| Rarity table | Trello |
| Hotfix drama / confirmation | Discord |
See Discord guide for invite and channel etiquette.
Pitfalls and outdated cards
Trello is official-ish but not always perfectly maintained mid-remake. Watch for:
- Duplicate cards from old events still pinned
- Rarity tables that do not sum to 100% (community dataminers note mismatches — verify in-game)
- Quest cards referencing removed NPCs after map changes
If a card has not moved in months, confirm on Discord before farming the wrong route for a week.
Wiki cross-links
- Links Hub — all official resources
- Discord guide — live alerts
- Codes — redeem after Trello mentions new strings
- Change Kagune — spin strategy vs Trello rarities
- Tier List Hub — meta layered on top of Trello facts
Save the board, search before you grind, and reconcile every rumor with a card or a Discord pin.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers for Project Ghoul players.
What is the official Project Ghoul Trello URL?
Use the Project Ghoul Trello board at https://trello.com/b/dDSe5DGv/project-ghoul — linked from this page with anchor text for easy bookmarking.
Does Trello list Kagune drop rates?
Yes in rarity/reference columns. Epics like T-Owl and Yasuhisa are commonly listed near 0.65%. Cross-check after updates because tables can lag patches.
Where are Kakuja and Arata explained?
Look for dedicated Kakuja, Arata, and mask cards/columns on the board. Late-game details often appear on Trello before fan wikis finish guides.
Is Trello updated for Project Ghoul: re?
Remake columns track work-in-progress systems. Live Roblox behavior still follows the current game until the remake launches.
Trello vs this wiki — which wins?
Trello wins on quests, rarities, and official notes. This wiki wins on structured guides, tier meta, and multi-page walkthroughs with internal links.
How do I report an outdated Trello card?
Use GX Studios Discord support channels with the card link and screenshot. Developers and moderators route fixes faster than wiki comment threads.