MM2 Godly Value List (October 2026): All Godly Weapons Ranked

Quick answer (TLDR): As of 9 October 2026, the most valuable non-Chroma Godly in Murder Mystery 2 is the Traveler's Gun (community value ~5,200), followed by the Evergun (~3,400), Constellation (~3,100), and Evergreen (~2,700). Godly is a premium rarity tier in MM2 — below only Chroma and Ancient — and there are well over 100 distinct Godly weapons in the game. Crucially, MM2 Godly "values" are community trade estimates in abstract value units, not Robux, USD, or anything official — Roblox and developer Nikilis have never published a price list, and trackers routinely disagree by 30% or more on the same knife. Numbers below are cross-checked from community trackers on 9 October 2026 and move weekly; always re-check before a big trade.

Murder Mystery 2 is still one of Roblox's most-traded experiences — 31.15 billion lifetime visits, 24.41 million favorites, and ~199,540 players in-game at the time of writing (Roblox Games API, pulled 9 October 2026). That liquidity is exactly why a Godly value list matters: Godlies are the backbone of the MM2 trading economy, common enough to actually change hands but rare enough to hold value. This guide ranks the Godly tier, explains why trackers disagree, and shows what's moving up and down right now.

What is a Godly in MM2, and where does it sit in the rarity ladder?

A Godly is a weapon on one of MM2's premium rarity tiers. The full ladder, lowest to highest, is Common → Uncommon → Rare → Legendary → Godly → Chroma → Ancient. In other words, Godly sits above the everyday Common/Uncommon/Rare/Legendary weapons, with only the animated Chroma variants and the retired, limited-supply Ancient items ranking higher. Godlies are obtained mainly from in-game loot boxes (community-measured at roughly a 0.3% chance from premium boxes — Nikilis has never published official odds), from crafting at the Seer, from gamepasses and limited events, or — most commonly for traders — by trading for one.

Because there are well over 100 distinct Godly weapons, the tier spans an enormous value range: a few common Godlies trade for a couple hundred value, while the scarcest event and OG Godlies trade for several thousand. (Community trackers even disagree on the exact total item count — some have listed 1,079, others nearly 1,500 — so treat any precise count with caution.) That spread is the whole reason a dedicated Godly list exists instead of lumping everything into one generic MM2 value page.

Is the MM2 Godly value list official?

No. An MM2 Godly value list is a community-maintained estimate of what each Godly is worth in trades — measured in abstract "value" units, not Robux and not USD. There is no official MM2 value list, and the in-game trade screen shows no prices at all. As the trading-tracker RPGStash describes it, a value list is "a community-based pricing system used to estimate trading values for godlies, chromas, ancients, and collectibles in Murder Mystery 2" (RPGStash, 2026).

That community basis is why the same Godly gets quoted at very different numbers across sites — the trackers are each extrapolating from a handful of recent negotiated deals, not reading a fixed price. Treat every number here as a ballpark, not a receipt, and when a trade is big, check two or three trackers and recent trade posts before committing.

What are the most valuable Godlies right now? (October 2026)

Here are the top non-Chroma Godlies by community value, pulled from Supreme Values on 7 October 2026. Values are in MM2 community "value" units:

• Traveler's Gun — ~5,200 (OG event Godly gun, perennially top of the tier)
• Evergun — ~3,400
• Constellation — ~3,100
• Evergreen — ~2,700
• Seer / high-tier craftables and OG event Godlies cluster in the ~1,500–2,500 band

For context on how much higher the Chroma tier climbs: the Chroma Traveler's Gun — the Chroma upgrade of that same OG gun — sits around 140,000–160,000 value, roughly 30× its base Godly form. Chroma is a separate tier above Godly, which is why a Chroma showcase trades in a completely different league.

Which Godly values moved the most this month?

Value lists are only useful if they're fresh — the whole point is to catch the swings. Based on the latest tracker changes logged into early October 2026, the biggest Godly moves were:

• Raygun — up roughly 1,800 value (the month's biggest riser)
• Blossom — down roughly 1,320
• Sakura — down roughly 1,310
• Sunrise — down roughly 1,000
• Rainbow Gun — down roughly 410
• Flora — down roughly 405

The pattern is typical: a single Godly spikes on renewed demand or a supply shock, while a cluster of seasonal/floral Godlies cools off together as the event hype that inflated them fades. If you're holding any of the fallers, understand that their "value" is a moving community consensus, not a locked price — a 1,000-point drop in a month is normal, not a glitch.

Why do MM2 Godly values differ so much between sites?

Because nobody is buying these at a fixed price. Every tracker builds its numbers from recent negotiated trades plus moderator judgment, so two reputable sites can land 30% apart on the same Godly and both be defensible. One site weights a recent whale trade heavily; another averages over a longer window; a third leans on demand signals from trade-request posts.

Practical rule: for a routine trade, any single well-known tracker is fine. For a high-value Godly or a cross-tier trade, pull the value from at least two trackers, note the date, and skim recent WFL ("Win / Fair / Lose") posts on the MM2 trading subreddit to see what the item is actually clearing at. The trade screen won't warn you — the only guardrail is your own cross-check.

How do you read a Godly's value: demand vs. supply?

A raw value number only tells half the story. Two Godlies with the same listed value can trade very differently depending on demand — how many people actively want it — and supply — how many exist. A high-value, low-demand Godly can sit in your inventory for days with no offers, while a mid-value, high-demand Godly ("overpayed," in trading slang) clears instantly and often pulls more than its sticker value.

This is why experienced MM2 traders watch three things, not one:

• Value — the tracker's number, your baseline.
• Demand — look at the demand rating most trackers publish alongside value, and at how often the item appears in "LF" (looking-for) posts. OG event Godlies like the Traveler's Gun carry both high value and high demand, which is why they're the safest holds.
• Direction — is the value trending up or down this month? A falling Godly (this October: Blossom, Sakura, Sunrise) is harder to trade at list, because everyone expects it to drop further; a rising one (Raygun) commands overpay.

Put those together and you can tell a "stable store of value" (Traveler's Gun) from a "hot potato" (a seasonal Godly spiking on event hype). The value list is the starting point; demand and direction are how you avoid getting stuck.

How do you get Godlies in MM2?

Four main paths:

• Loot boxes — the base route, at a community-measured ~0.3% Godly chance from premium boxes (Nikilis hasn't published official odds). Expect a long grind for any specific Godly.
• The Seer / crafting — some Godlies are craftable by combining lower-tier items at the Seer, which is often cheaper than trading for the finished Godly.
• Gamepasses and events — limited and seasonal Godlies enter through purchasable passes or time-boxed events; these are the ones that later become scarce OG trades.
• Trading — the fastest way to a specific Godly. This is where a value list earns its keep: you need to know what you're giving up and what you're getting.

One important line on trading: Roblox's Terms of Use prohibit buying, selling, or trading in-game items for off-platform currency or real money, and item trading has to stay inside the game's own systems. We're not going to editorialize around that — it's the rule, and it's worth knowing before anyone proposes an off-platform deal.

Common mistakes that cost MM2 traders value

Most bad Godly trades come from the same handful of errors. Avoid these and you'll already be ahead of the average trader:

• Trusting a single stale tracker. A value you saw last month may be hundreds of points off today. Godlies routinely move 1,000+ value in a month — always re-check the date on the number you're quoting.
• Ignoring demand. A Godly can be "worth" 2,500 and still get zero offers if nobody wants it. High value with low demand is a trap; you may have to underpay on value to actually move it.
• Overvaluing seasonal Godlies at the wrong time. Floral and event Godlies peak during their event and bleed value for weeks after. Buying one at peak hype and trying to trade it a month later is how people "lose" value without ever being scammed.
• Not cross-checking big trades. For anything in the top tier, one tracker isn't enough. Pull two or three values, note the spread, and glance at recent WFL posts to see real clearing prices.
• Confusing Godly with Chroma value. A base Godly and its Chroma upgrade are different tiers with values an order of magnitude apart. Make sure you're comparing like for like before you accept an offer.

None of these require insider knowledge — just the discipline to treat the value list as a living estimate rather than a fixed price tag.

MM2 Godly FAQ

What is the most valuable Godly in MM2? Among non-Chroma Godlies, the Traveler's Gun (~5,200 value as of 9 October 2026) is consistently the most valuable, with the Evergun and Constellation next. If you count Chroma upgrades as "Godlies," the Chroma Traveler's Gun (~140K–160K) dwarfs them, but Chroma is technically a separate, higher tier.

Are MM2 Godly values in Robux or real money? No. They are abstract community "value" units used for trading comparisons only. Roblox and Nikilis have never published official prices, and the in-game trade screen shows no values at all.

How rare is a Godly in MM2? Community measurements put it around 0.3% per premium loot box (Nikilis has never published official odds). With well over 100 distinct Godlies, pulling a specific one from boxes is extremely unlikely — most traders acquire the Godly they want by trading, not grinding boxes.

Why do different MM2 value lists disagree? Because values are community estimates built from recent negotiated trades, not fixed prices. Trackers can differ by 30% or more on the same item depending on how they weight recent deals and demand.

How often should I check Godly values? At least monthly for casual trading, and right before any high-value trade. Individual Godlies regularly swing 1,000+ value in a single month — this October, Raygun rose ~1,800 while Blossom fell ~1,320.

Get MM2 Godlies the fast way

If you'd rather skip the loot-box RNG and get straight to the Godly you want, we carry Murder Mystery 2 Godly weapons and bundles directly:

- MM2 Godly Weapons — pick the exact Godly you're after, no box grind

- MM2 Godly Starter Bundle — a ready-made set to kickstart a trading inventory

- MM2 Chroma Weapons — the tier above Godly, for serious showcases

- Browse everything on the Murder Mystery 2 hub

For the full picture across every rarity tier, see our MM2 value list (all tiers), the MM2 Ancient value list, and the MM2 Chroma value list for the rarest items in the game.

Values pulled from community trackers (Supreme Values, RPGStash) on 7–9 October 2026. Community value estimates only — not official, not Robux, not real money. Always re-check before trading.