MM2 Godlys — How Buying One Actually Works

Godly is one of the tier names Murder Mystery 2 buyers ask for by name — but it doesn't sit where a lot of people assume. Here's where it actually lands on the game's own rarity ladder, and how buying one from Bloxyard actually works.

Where Godly actually sits on MM2's ladder

Murder Mystery 2 has its own nine-tier rarity ladder, rarest first: Unique, Chroma, Ancient, Godly, Vintage, Legendary, Rare, Uncommon, Common. Godly sits fourth from the top — three tiers rank above it, five rank below. Put plainly: it sits in the middle of MM2's rarity ladder, not the rarest, not the most common.

That catches people out, because the name gets used so often it sounds like it should be the top tier. It isn't. Chroma and Ancient items — both listed here too — rank above it, and Unique above them again. None of that makes a Godly item a bad buy. It just means the name is a rarity label from the game's own system, not a claim we're making about how special it is. The same system decides where Chroma and Ancient sit as well, which is why you'll see both stocked alongside Godly on the game page rather than treated as a separate, pricier category.

How buying one from Bloxyard actually works

Every item is traded to you by hand — a real person opens a trade with your Roblox account once you're online, the same way you'd trade with any other player. There's no bot, no script, no automatic drop. Word for word, the promise is: "A real person trades the item to you in-game, usually within 24 hours of payment clearing — never an automatic account credit." The full version is on our guarantee page.

We never ask for your password, your two-factor code, or any other way into your Roblox account to make that trade happen — a real trade has no use for any of it. If anyone claiming to be Bloxyard ever asks you for one, it isn't us, whatever they say about "verifying" the item first.

This applies to everything on this page. Buying or selling in-game items for real money outside a game's own systems may breach that game's rules or Roblox's Terms of Use, and can put your account at risk — up to and including a ban. That's the same warning we give on our own Is Bloxyard legit? page, because you should be able to weigh it up before you pay, not after.

Picking your first Godly

If this is your first purchase, start with something inexpensive and see how the trade goes before spending more. MM2's game page has its own Starter picks rail — the four lowest-priced items listed for the game right now, real prices, nothing bundled. At the time of writing that includes Godly knives like Pixel ($1.07) and Deathshard ($1.25) — real listed items, not examples we made up, and both at the cheaper end of the Godly price range rather than picked to look impressive.

Once you've done one trade and know what to expect, the rest of the ladder is the same process at a higher price. Items like Lightbringer ($2.49) or Heartblade ($5.79) go through exactly the same by-hand trade — nothing about buying a pricier item changes how delivery works, only how much it costs.

If it doesn't work out

You get a full refund if we can't deliver, and 14 days to change your mind on any order we haven't yet delivered — the same statutory rights the law already gives you, not a favour. The full legal detail is on Refunds & Cancellation.

If any of this doesn't match what you'd expect from a shop selling MM2 items for real money, ask before you pay rather than after — email support@bloxyard.org, or read the full case for why the shop is what it says it is on Is Bloxyard legit?