Most of what we sell is for Roblox. These three are not: Ancient for ARC Raiders, Crusader for Rainbow Six Siege, and Disconnect for Rust. They are externals, which is a different kind of product to an executor, and they share enough that it is more useful to cover them together than to write three near-identical pages.
One guide, three products
Their store listings are close to identical because they are the same category of tool aimed at three different games. Rather than pad that into three separate guides, this covers what applies to all of them and then what differs.
What an external is
An external runs as a separate program alongside the game. It reads game state from outside the process and acts on it — assisting aim, drawing information overlays, reacting to what is happening. It does not inject code into the game.
That means there is no script to buy and nothing else to install. Unlike an executor, an external is self-contained: you buy it, you run it. Our executor vs external guide covers the distinction in full.
What applies to all three
- Windows 10 or 11, on Intel or AMD. These are desktop programs and there is no mobile version of any of them.
- No script required. Nothing to buy alongside them.
- Sold as duration keys. Day, week and month options across the range, with Disconnect also offering a three-day and a lifetime option.
- Configuration is where the value is. Out-of-the-box settings suit nobody in particular; smoothing and target behaviour are what make one of these feel usable rather than obvious.
- They cost performance. Anything running alongside a competitive shooter competes with it for CPU.
System requirements are on the product pages
Each listing states its supported Windows builds and hardware. Check the one you are buying rather than assuming the three are identical — they are close but not the same, and ARC Raiders in particular lists specific Windows builds.
The three products
Ancient — ARC Raiders
For ARC Raiders. Sold as day, week and month keys, which makes it the easiest of the three to try cheaply before committing to a longer licence. The listing specifies supported Windows builds explicitly, so check yours.
Ancient — ARC RaidersDay, week and month keys. Current pricing and system requirements.View →Crusader — Rainbow Six Siege
For Rainbow Six Siege. Day, week and month keys. Siege is a game where being conspicuous carries a higher social cost than usual — the playerbase is attentive and reports are common — so the tuning advice below applies more here than anywhere else in the range.
Crusader — Rainbow Six SiegeDay, week and month keys. Current pricing and system requirements.View →Disconnect — Rust
For Rust, and the one with the widest range of licence options: day, three-day, week, month and lifetime. It is also the most expensive entry point of the three. The lifetime option is worth reading carefully — see the caveat below.
Disconnect — RustDay through lifetime keys. Current pricing and system requirements.View →On lifetime licences
Lifetime means the product's life, not yours
A lifetime licence lasts as long as the product does. If the developer stops, or the game changes in a way that ends support, lifetime ends with it. It is a pricing model rather than a guarantee, and that is true everywhere, not just here.
The honest caveats
- We resell these. They are built and maintained by third-party developers; we handle purchase, delivery and support and do not set their update schedules.
- No tool is permanently undetected, and we will not claim otherwise. Anti-cheat in competitive shooters is actively developed and tools get caught up in it.
- Bans in these games affect the game account, and in some cases hardware. The consequences are generally more serious than on Roblox.
- Being reported is the larger practical risk. In competitive games with attentive playerbases, a human noticing you matters more than automated detection.
- Game coverage is per title. Ancient does not help you in Rust and Crusader does not help you in ARC Raiders.
Common questions
Do I need an executor for these?
No. Executors are Roblox-only and these are externals — self-contained programs that need nothing alongside them.
Do they work on Mac or console?
No. They are Windows desktop programs.
Can one of these be used in a different game?
No. Each is built for its specific title.
What does a lifetime key actually cover?
Access for as long as the product exists. If support ends, so does the licence. It is not a guarantee about the game's lifespan.
Which is the cheapest way to try one?
A day key, where the product offers one. All three have short-duration options.