SCROOMS Redcap Guide: Area, Rarity, and Frequency
Find Redcap’s Grove entry, understand its Common rarity and 18.7–31.2 Hz range, and use the normal tuning and catching sequence.
Redcap is a Common Scroom from Songkeeper’s Grove. Its listed frequency range is 18.7–31.2 Hz, which makes it a named opening-area target rather than a single fixed tuning value you should force onto every attempt.
Identify the Redcap entry
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Area | Songkeeper’s Grove |
| Rarity | Common |
| Listed frequency range | 18.7–31.2 Hz |
| Capture method | Tune, then keep the creature inside the catch zone |
Use the Index's Songkeeper’s Grove page when you want to connect the creature name to your collection. Before a catch, an undiscovered card can appear as a silhouette; after discovery, you can use the named entry to distinguish it from other Grove creatures.
The official game description uses common Redcaps as the accessible end of its collecting range. That describes its place in the roster, not a promise that every opening catch must be Redcap. Your first-catch quest can move forward through the normal catching loop without waiting for one particular showcase creature.
Use the range without turning it into a shortcut
The range describes the species entry. A captured Redcap can show a particular frequency within that context; that individual value is not a code you can paste into every future encounter. Follow the waveform and slider shown during your attempt.
After tuning, keep the creature in the catch zone until progress fills. If it slips out, correct the marker's position. A Common label does not remove the catching stage, so learning this control is still useful before you start looking for harder targets.
Decide whether this catch is practice or income
If Redcap is still missing from your Index, discovery is the immediate benefit. If you already know the species, another catch can be part of your practice or selling routine. Check your active quest before deciding what to sell, then use Julian when you want Chimes for equipment.
For a broader Grove collection goal, open the Scroomdex guide. For trouble with a slipping catch, use the catching walkthrough rather than hunting for a supposedly universal Redcap frequency.
Find an ordinary Grove target in the SCROOMS Roblox experience and read its current frequency display.