All Blade Ball Game Passes and What They Do

Blade Ball shop splits into a few categories: game passes that unlock a permanent perk, a subscription that pays out on a monthly cycle, crates and a spin wheel for cosmetic rolls, and a rotating bundle section for larger limited-time purchases.

Each game pass grants a different one-time perk, and knowing what each one does before spending Robux keeps you from buying something that doesn't fit how you actually play. In this article, we'll explore every game pass in the shop, the Clan Points subscription, how booths and crates factor into spending, and how the limited-time bundle shop works.

All Blade Ball Game Passes

Blade Ball currently sells four standalone game passes, each granting a permanent one-time perk rather than a recurring bonus. Here's what each one costs and unlocks.

Blade Ball runs sales on these fairly often, so you may see a lower price with the amounts above shown crossed out as the "original" price. Either way, the numbers listed here are the actual full price of each pass.

Clan Points Subscription

Blade Ball also sells a recurring subscription called Clan Points Pass for 800 Robux per month. It grants daily claimable clan points for the full month, an instant clan points reward upon subscription, and a bonus tied specifically to your first subscription. Clan Points feed into upgrading a player's clan, so this is really only worth it for players actively investing in clan progression rather than casual players.

Booths, Coins, and Tokens

Booths in the Trade Plaza are purchased separately from the game passes above, some for coins, some for Robux, and a couple unlocked through lifetime trading milestones rather than a direct purchase. The Starter Booth comes free by default, the Sci Fi and Frog Booths cost coins, the Queen's and King's Booths cost Robux, and the Serpent and Eternal Booths unlock once you've sold enough in trade tokens over time.

VIP also grants access to its own dedicated VIP Booth. The full breakdown of how booths and trading work is covered in our Blade Ball trading guide.

Crates and the Spin Wheel

Every crate in Blade Ball comes in two versions, a cheaper one bought with coins and a better-odds Premium version bought with Robux. Both the Explosion Crate and Sword Crate follow this same structure.

The jump from Normal to Premium cuts out common rewards entirely and meaningfully boosts your odds of a Legendary pull, though the rare ??? reward stays roughly the same slim chance either way. Odds are always visible in-game through the dedicated Odds button before you commit to a purchase.

The spin wheel is separate from both crate types and costs 60 Robux at full price, though it regularly runs a Daily Discount bringing that down to 30 Robux. Its six outcomes are weighted very differently from each other.

Most spins land on a coin payout or a temporary buff, and the two standout prizes, the Rapture ability and the Nebula Shard visual effect, sit at the bottom of the odds table by a wide margin. The wheel has its own dedicated Odds button in-game if you want to double-check current rates before spinning.

The Limited Time Bundle Shop

Separate from everything above, Blade Ball keeps a rotating Limited Time Bundles section in the shop. These are bigger purchases, usually a themed set of a sword, an ability, and a matching visual effect sold together, priced anywhere from around 2,800 to 4,000 Robux depending on the bundle. Each one comes with a capped stock count that counts down as players buy it, plus individual countdown timers on top of that for how long the bundle stays available at all. Once a bundle sells out or its timer runs out, it's replaced by something new.

There's consistently something in the Limited Time Bundles shop, but exactly what it is, how it's priced, and how much stock remains changes too often to track accurately in a single article. Rather than list specific bundles that will likely be gone by the time you're reading this, treat this section as confirmation that the rotating bundle shop exists and works this way, then check in-game for whatever's currently available.

Final Words

VIP is the pass worth prioritizing first if you're only buying one, since it's the most requested and gives a permanent visual upgrade alongside a coin bonus. Double Coins is the closest thing to a gameplay-affecting purchase in the whole shop; everything else leans cosmetic or convenience. The Clan Points subscription and the Limited Time Bundle shop are both worth knowing about even if neither is essential, since they represent genuinely different spending categories from the standard game passes.