Find a Squad Fast
Tired of failing raids and dying to Leviathan solo? The BloxFruitsWorth Team Finder lets you post or join a squad in seconds. Here's how to use it to clear every event faster.
Some things in Blox Fruits simply aren't meant to be soloed. Leviathan has a health bar that laughs at a single player, raids fail on the timer when you're grinding waves alone, and half the endgame bosses are a slog without backup. The problem was never the fight — it was finding people to do it with.
That's exactly what the BloxFruitsWorth Team Finder solves. Instead of spamming trade chat or begging in a Discord, you post what you need or join a squad that's already forming, drop into their server, and clear the event. This guide walks through how it works from a player's point of view and how to get the most out of it.
What the Team Finder actually does
The Team Finder is a live board of squads looking for players. Every request shows the activity (Leviathan, Dough King, Raid, Boss, or Sea Events), how many players are needed, how many have already joined, and whether it's a public or a private/VIP server. If the host added a server link, you can hop straight into their game without adding them as a friend first.
Because everyone signs in with their real Roblox account, the usernames and avatars you see are the actual players you'll be fighting alongside. No fake listings, no bots — just hunters who want the same event you do.
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Creating a team the right way
Hit Create Team, pick your event type, and set how many players you need — anywhere from 2 up to 10. Match the number to the event: raids cap at 4 players, while a Leviathan run wants 5 or more to clear the Frozen Watcher's gate. Choose Public if anyone should be able to join, or Private if you're running a VIP server and only want to share the link with the squad.
The description is where good hosts win. 'Need 2 carries for Dough King, I have low mastery' tells people exactly what role you need far better than 'raid pls'. Then paste your Roblox server link so teammates can teleport straight in — this is the single biggest thing that makes a squad actually happen instead of fizzling out.
- Set a realistic player count — asking for 10 on a quick boss just leaves slots empty.
- Write the role you need: carry, filler, someone with the fruit/fragments, etc.
- Always paste a valid roblox.com or roblox:// server link so people can join instantly.
- Streaming? Drop your YouTube or Twitch link so teammates can watch the run live.
Joining a squad and reading the board
Browsing is built for speed. Use the activity filter to show only the event you care about, flip on Open Slots to hide teams that are already full, and sort by Most Needed to find squads that are one player away from starting. The green and red status bars tell you at a glance which teams are Open and which are Full.
Found one you like? Hit Join to claim a slot, then use the host's server link to enter their game. Because slots update in real time, a team that says two of four filled is genuinely still waiting on you — not a stale post from an hour ago.
Coordinate before you sail with squad chat
Every activity has its own squad chat channel at the bottom of the Team Finder. This is where you sort out the details a listing can't: who's tanking, who has the raid chip, which sea you're meeting in, and when to start. Two minutes of coordination in chat is the difference between a clean clear and a wiped raid.
Treat it like a raid callout channel. Confirm the server, confirm roles, count down the start, and you'll clear events far more reliably than a random public lobby ever will.
Keep exploring
Ready to put this into practice? Compare live offers on the trading hub, line up a partner in Team Finder, or browse the full value list. New to trading? Start with How to Actually Beat the Leviathan.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. You sign in with Roblox so squads know they're teaming with real players. That's also what lets the board show accurate usernames, avatars, and live slot counts.
You paste your Roblox server link when you create the team. Anyone who joins your request can click that link to teleport straight into your server — no friend request required.
A public team runs in a normal server anyone can join. A private team uses a VIP or private server link, which is great for controlled runs, streamers, or avoiding random players interrupting the event.
Sources & references
Every game mechanic and drop in this guide was checked against the official Blox Fruits Wiki and in-game data. Trading values are our own community-tracked estimates.