Da Hood Ban Script

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Working 2026 100% Free No key system

-- Da Hood Ban Script — bloxpaste.com -- Free Roblox script. Paste into your executor and click Execute. local BloxPaste = loadstring(game:HttpGet( "https://bloxpaste.com/lua/da-hood-ban.lua"))() BloxPaste:Run("ban") -- enable Ban

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Description

The Da Hood Ban script is an admin-style command tool for removing disruptive players — most useful in private servers where you have the control to kick or ban people from your lobby.

If you run a private Da Hood server for friends or roleplay, moderation tools matter. A ban script gives you a quick command to deal with anyone causing trouble, keeping your lobby the way you want it.

Run it through a trusted executor like Krnl. It pairs naturally with the Admin script for a fuller command set. Learn how command packs work in our admin scripts guide, and browse all Da Hood scripts.

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Features

Moderation Commands: Kick or ban disruptive players by command.
Best in Private Servers: Most effective where you control the lobby.
Keep Your Lobby Clean: Remove trouble-makers quickly.
Command-Driven: Type a name and act.
Pairs With Admin: Combine with the admin pack for full control.
Easy to Use: No setup beyond executing it.

Instructions

Copy the script: Click Copy above to copy the full script.
Get an executor: Download a free executor like Krnl or Fluxus from our executor page.
Launch Roblox: Open Da Hood and start your executor.
Attach / Inject: Click Attach to hook the executor into Roblox.
Paste & Execute: Paste the script into the box and press Execute.
Done: Ban is now active in-game. Enjoy!

Having trouble? See troubleshooting common issues or the getting started guide.

Verified by Marc

This script has been tested by Marc Cooke, a Blox Paste script tester, to confirm it works as intended in Da Hood.

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