Frequently Asked Questions

Trampler Vault is a fan-made companion site for SAND: Raiders of Sophie where players can upload, browse, and download community-submitted Trampler blueprints (.wbt files). It is not affiliated with or endorsed by the game's developer or publisher.

A .wbt file is a Trampler blueprint exported directly from SAND: Raiders of Sophie. It stores everything about a build — chassis variant, crew and weapon loadout, armor, and resource cost — so another player can load it into their own game.

No. Anyone can browse and download builds without signing up. You only need an account to upload your own builds, leave reviews, or save favorites.

Download the .wbt file from the build page, then move it into your local Walkers folder so SAND: Raiders of Sophie can find it. See the Installing a Trampler guide for the exact folder path and full steps.

.wbt files are submitted by other players and are not reviewed, tested, or verified by Trampler Vault or the game's developer. Download and install any file at your own risk.

Create a free account, then use the "Add Trampler" button to upload your .wbt file along with a name, description, chassis details, and optional screenshots. Your build will immediately appear in the public browse list unless you choose to hide it.

Yes. On the login or registration page, choose "Continue with Google" to create or access your account using your Google email address — no separate password required.

Email verification helps keep uploads and reviews accountable and cuts down on spam. After registering, check your inbox for a verification link — if it doesn't arrive, you can request a new one from the login page.

Yes. From "My Tramplers" you can edit a build's details and images at any time, temporarily hide it from the public browse list, or delete it permanently.

Any signed-in user can leave a written review on a build, with an optional 1-5 star rating. A review left without a rating counts as 0 stars toward that build's average, since it still reflects an opinion on the build.

Use the "Report an Issue" link in the site footer for rule violations, or contact us directly for copyright complaints. See our Terms of Service for the full copyright notice process.