
Mortal MM2 Value: What It Trades For Right Now (November 2026)
TL;DR, bestie
Mortal value (1 November 2026): 140 on MM2Values and 150 on Supreme Values, demand 3/10, marked “Fluctuating”. The Mortal is the Halloween 2026 godly knife sold for 1,699 Robux (or in the 3,399 Robux Mortal Bundle). In trade, it’s worth about a Sweet, Treat or Borealis. That’s a long way below what you paid in Robux. The Chroma Mortal trades for about 1,600–1,800.
🗓️ Last updated: 1 November 2026
The Mortal is a dark red, jagged knife from MM2’s Halloween 2026 shop, and it’s the knife half of a matching set with the Immortal gun. If you’re thinking of buying one to trade, read this first, because the Robux-to-value math isn’t kind.

Mortal value at a glance
| MM2Values | Supreme Values | |
|---|---|---|
| Value | 140 | 150 |
| Range | 115–145 | 140–160 |
| Demand | 3/10 | — |
| Rarity score | 2.5 | — |
| Stability | Fluctuating | — |
| Godly rank | 37th of 128 | — |
Checked 1 November 2026 (NZDT). MM2Values figures via mm2values.app (list rebuilt 31 October); Supreme from supremevalues.com.
MM2Values cut the Mortal twice in the week after launch, and Supreme has trimmed it too. More people are offering Mortals (135 trades in mm2values.app’s 30-day feed) than asking for them (52), so buyers have the upper hand.
Where the Mortal comes from
| Option | Price |
|---|---|
| Mortal (knife) | 1,699 Robux |
| Immortal (gun) | 1,699 Robux |
| Mortal Bundle (both, plus the Smolder effect) | 3,399 Robux |
Robux items keep coming as long as they’re on sale, so their trade value usually sits well below the Robux price. In MM2, Robux doesn’t convert into trade value one to one.

What trades for a Mortal?
| Offer | Total (MM2Values) |
|---|---|
| Immortal | 140 (straight swap) |
| Sweet, Treat or WaterGun | 150–155 |
| Borealis / Australis | 135–140 |
| 4x Candleflame | 140 |
| 7x Icebeam | 140 |
Traders offering a Mortal most often ask for a Bat, Icepiercer or Sweet.
Mortal vs Chroma Mortal
| Mortal | Chroma Mortal | |
|---|---|---|
| MM2Values | 140 | 1,800 |
| Supreme | 150 | 1,600 |
| Demand | 3/10 | 5.5/10 |
The Chroma is worth about 13 times more. How exactly Chroma Mortals are obtained isn’t confirmed by the sources I checked, so I haven’t guessed.
How to read MM2 value lists
Value lists can look like a spreadsheet exploded. Here’s what each column actually tells you:
| Column | What it means | How to use it |
|---|---|---|
| Value | The community’s estimate of worth, in list “points”, not Robux | Compare items on the same list. Don’t mix lists |
| Demand | How many traders actually want it, usually out of 10 | High demand is easy to trade. Low demand can be hard to move, even at a fair value |
| Rarity | How scarce the item is | Rare isn’t the same as wanted. Check demand too |
| Stability | Whether the value is holding, rising or dropping | Be careful taking “fluctuating” items at the top of their range |
Two things trip people up. First, different lists disagree, sometimes by a lot, so check at least two and expect to meet in the middle. Second, values move every week, especially right after an event, so always check the date on whatever list someone shows you. A screenshot from last month isn’t proof of anything.
Safe trading checklist
- Use the in-game trade window only. Both players add items, and both have to accept. Anything else is a trust trade.
- Read the item name twice. Scammers swap a Chroma for a normal version (or a lookalike) at the last second.
- Never go first in a cross-trade. Robux, other games’ items or “I’ll pay you after” deals have no protection.
- Ignore pressure. “Quick, accept before I leave” is the oldest trick going.
- Decline anything that feels off. There’s always another trade.
My Roblox trading scams guide covers the common tricks in more detail.
Buy it with Robux or trade for it?
If you just want the weapon to use, buying it from the shop is the only guaranteed way. You know exactly what you’re getting, and there’s no scam risk. Trading for it makes more sense if you already have spare godlies that match its value, because you keep your Robux and turn duplicates into something you’ll actually use. What usually doesn’t work is buying it as an investment. While it’s still on sale, every new purchase adds supply, which tends to hold the value down. If you’re buying, buy it because you like it.
Kiko’s take: Buy the Mortal because you love the knife, and it is a nice knife. Don’t buy it to trade, because 1,699 Robux turns into about 140 value the second you own it. That’s like buying a Tamagotchi for full price and selling it at the garage sale the next morning.
Scam check
“Give me 1,699 Robux and I’ll gift you a Mortal” is a scam. Gifting happens through the game, and strangers asking for Robux upfront vanish. Also watch the Chroma swap: a plain Mortal and a Chroma Mortal look similar in a busy trade window.
FAQ
How much is the Mortal worth in MM2?
140 on MM2Values and 150 on Supreme Values, as of 1 November 2026.
How much does the Mortal cost?
1,699 Robux on its own, or 3,399 Robux in the Mortal Bundle with the Immortal and the Smolder effect.
Is the Mortal worth the same as the Immortal?
Yes, both lists value them the same. See my Immortal value guide.
Will the Mortal go up after Halloween?
It could firm up once it stops being sold, but its demand is low (3/10), so don’t count on a big jump.
Sources
Last checked: 1 November 2026 (NZDT). Image credits: YouTube – warshipsink14; YouTube – Beradolee; YouTube – Colbe. More in my MM2 hub and MM2 Halloween 2026 guide.
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