Is Mortal worth 1,699 Robux? Mortal, Immortal and the Halloween 2026 shop

By MM2 Trade Hub Team·Published Oct 31, 2026·6 min read

The Halloween 2026 shop sells two godlies for Robux: Mortal (140), a knife, and Immortal (140), a gun. Each is 1,699 Robux on its own, and the Mortal Bundle, which adds the Smolder effect, is 3,399 Robux. The shop is open until the event ends on 16 November 2026 at 18:00 UTC, according to the in-game shop as reported by eldorado.gg and theclick.gg. The question every trading server is asking is whether that money is well spent. Here is the honest version, with today's numbers in it.

What you are buying, in trade terms

Robux is a one-way door. You can turn it into Mortal, but you can never turn Mortal back into Robux, so from the second you buy it the only price that exists is what other players will trade for it. On the MM2Values.com list that is 140 for Mortal and 140 for Immortal today. The chroma versions, which the list prices separately, sit at Chroma Mortal (1.8K) and Chroma Immortal (1.8K).

Our own trade log says how the pair is moving. Over the last 30 days traders here and in our app offered Mortal 136 times and asked for it 47 times, usually at about its listed value. Immortal was offered 134 times and asked for 46, at about its listed value. The item pages carry the full picture, including what people put up to get each one.

What 1,699 Robux bought before

MM2 has sold godlies for Robux at several events, and every one of them went through the same arc: priced by the shop while the event ran, then priced by the market forever after. These are the ones on the list today, with their live values, so you can see where the arc tends to land rather than take our word for it.

Read that table as a range, not a forecast. The oldest shop godly on it has had years for supply to shrink; the newest were sold a few months ago and are still finding a level. The pattern that holds across all of them is simple: the price you paid in Robux and the value the market assigns later have nothing to do with each other.

The scarcity window, and why it is short

A shop godly has one thing a box godly does not. On the day the event ends it stops existing as a purchase, and the supply is fixed from then on. For a few weeks that tends to make it feel scarce, because nobody can top up. Whether that lasts depends on how many were bought while the shop was open, which nobody outside the game knows, and on whether traders keep wanting it once the Halloween maps are gone. The demand number on each item page is the best live read on the second part.

Mortal, Immortal, or the bundle

At 3,399 Robux the bundle costs the same as the two items bought separately, so it is only ever a question of whether you want the Smolder effect. If you do, the bundle is the only way to get it. If you do not, buy the one you will use and keep the rest of the Robux.

Between the two, trade value today puts them level, and the pair together adds up to 280 on the list. Knives are used in more rounds than guns, so if the plan is to actually play with it, the knife is the one most people reach for.

A decision checklist

1. Buy it if you want to use it. A godly you like holding, in a game you play, is a fine way to spend Robux, and that is the only reason that does not depend on the market.
2. Do not buy it as an investment. The table above is the evidence. Shop godlies become whatever traders decide, and the Robux is gone either way.
3. The bundle only makes sense if you want all three. Two items plus the effect, at the same price as the two items alone. No effect wanted, no bundle.
4. If you already own one, trade for the other. Both are already in the trade feed, and a trade costs no Robux.

• Check the current ask on the Mortal page before you offer for one; the trade log there is more honest than any chat.
• Put a Mortal trade through the trade checker before accepting, like any other godly.

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