Sorcery is a Jujutsu Kaisen-inspired open-world PvP and PvE game from the Bloodsung group: you start out as a sorcerer or a curse, consume cursed techniques, and work toward unlocking a domain. It is not fully released — the official Roblox description (checked 3 Nov 2026) says it opens for stress tests from time to time, and early access was sold as a paid WAVE 1 pass.
Five codes are working, and they come with a twist you need to know before anything else: Sorcery codes are redeemed in chat, and each one includes the ‘/e code’ prefix as part of the code itself. The rewards are Tickets and Forgotten Orbs — 100 Tickets and an Orb from the newest alone. One earlier code has expired.
All New Sorcery Codes
- /e code delaydemon: 100 Tickets and a Forgotten Orb. (==NEW==)
- /e code resetstats: 1 Forgotten Orb.
- /e code fixed: 100 Tickets.
- /e code newcode: 50 Cursed Tickets.
- /e code shutdown: 50 Cursed Tickets.
Tip: The prefix is part of the code. If you type just the word into chat, nothing happens — you need the full string, ‘/e code’ and all, exactly as listed. Copy the entire line from our list and paste it into chat to claim each reward.
Expired Sorcery Codes
- /e code toji
How to Redeem Sorcery Codes
There is no code menu in Sorcery: open the chat box at the top-left of the screen (or press /), and enter the full code there, prefix included:
- Launch Sorcery on Roblox.
- Click the chat box at the top-left of the screen, or press the / key, to open chat.
- Copy and paste a working code, including the ‘/e code’ prefix, into the chat.
- Press Enter or the Send button to claim the rewards.
How to Get More Sorcery Codes
Bloodsung opens Sorcery for stress tests periodically and posts its news on the game’s official Roblox page — codes tend to surface around those openings and fixes. We watch this page and refresh the list, so checking back here around test windows is your best bet.
Why Are My Sorcery Codes Not Working?
Sorcery codes fail for one familiar reason here, plus the usual two:
You Dropped the ‘/e code’ Prefix: This is the classic Sorcery mistake. The bare word (delaydemon, fixed, newcode) does nothing in chat — the game only recognises the full command, ‘/e code’ included. Paste the whole string from our list.
The Code Has Expired: One code has already been retired, and codes tied to stress tests and fixes are short-lived by nature. If a full, correctly prefixed code still fails, it has most likely been switched off.
Already Claimed: A code’s rewards are a one-time grant. Already took the 100 Tickets from fixed? Entering it again will not credit them twice.
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Conclusion
Sorcery codes, settled: five live — remember the ‘/e code’ prefix, it is part of every one — and one expired. Claim the Tickets and Orbs while the game is open, and check back around the next stress test.
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