Saturation Diving Monster Logs: Verified Badge Guide

Are monster logs part of Saturation Diving?

Yes. Three enabled Roblox badges confirm collectible logs are part of Saturation Diving. One badge rewards a first monster log, another requires all monster logs, and a third names a special Mysterious Log in Crash Plateau. The public API verifies the objectives but does not expose the complete in-game log database.

Badge	Official requirement	Awards on Sep 16
Antiquities	Collect a monster log	82,871
The Collector	Collect all monster logs	2,398
We lost a hero that day.	Collect and play the Mysterious Log in Crash Plateau	1,328

What is the verified monster-log progression?

Use the official wording as a three-part checklist:

1. Collect one monster log to target Antiquities.
2. Collect all monster logs to target The Collector.
3. Collect and play the Mysterious Log in Crash Plateau to target We lost a hero that day.

The third objective names a location and adds a playback action. The API does not say whether the Mysterious Log is part of the “all monster logs” set, so this guide does not merge the requirements.

How many monster logs are there?

The official badge list does not publish a count. “Collect all monster logs” proves a complete set exists but does not reveal its size. A checklist number copied from another wiki should be treated as unverified until the live beta displays a collection total or a developer-controlled source publishes one.

Where can you find monster logs?

Crash Plateau is the only location named in an official log badge, and that badge refers specifically to the Mysterious Log. No checked official field provides ordinary log locations, spawn rates, round restrictions, or map coordinates.

When documenting a newly found log, capture the visible log name, the location label, a reproducible landmark, the interaction prompt, and the update date. That evidence is more durable than a text-only claim during a fast-changing beta.

Do award totals reveal the drop rate?

No. Antiquities had 82,871 awards, The Collector had 2,398, and the Crash Plateau badge had 1,328 in the September 16 snapshot. Those totals describe awarded badges, not unique-player completion rates or item drop probabilities.

The gap between counters may reflect a larger collection requirement, discovery, timing, or updates. Roblox’s public badge response does not identify the cause.

What remains unverified?

• total monster-log count and names;
• which monsters or sites correspond to each log;
• fixed versus random spawns;
• whether logs persist between dives;
• whether teammates share collection credit;
• whether the Mysterious Log belongs to The Collector set.

See the Saturation Diving monsters and entities hub for the maintained confirmed list, Crash Plateau for the location-specific evidence, and all Saturation Diving achievements for the complete 15-badge table.