Murder Duels Wiki: 104 Skins and Four Badges

Last Updated: September 2026 | Four badges, 104 skins, six tiers, and one popular value list you should not trust.

Murder Duels is a Roblox shooter made entirely of short duels. You walk onto a pad, the game matches you against one to four players a side, and the first side to five wins takes it. Everybody gets the same knife and the same revolver every single time, so nothing you own makes you hit harder. What you collect is how those two weapons look, and there are 104 of those to collect.

It opened in January 2026 and has passed 179 million visits since. This page has the four badges with real counts, and all 104 skins sorted into their six tiers. It also carries a warning about a fan-made price list that a lot of players quote to each other.

Murder Duels Overview

Developer	Breakfast, a verified group with 1,057,204 members
Released	14 January 2026
Visits	179,041,483
Playing right now	About 11,200
Favorites	160,014
Rating	94 percent from 213,108 votes
Server size	50 in the lobby, 1 to 4 a side in a duel
Genre	First person shooter, built around short duels
Areas	Two: the duels themselves and a separate trading plaza
Game passes	None at all
Still in beta	Yes, and the game says so on its own page

The Four Badges and Where People Stop

This game keeps four badges and nothing else. All four were switched on together on 9 May 2026, so they count the last 115 days rather than the whole life of the game. Everything below is measured against the Welcome badge, which is simply arriving.

Badge	People who have it	Share of arrivals	Kept from the rung before
Welcome	28,348,999	100 percent	This is the starting line
Winner	20,652,206	72.9 percent	72.9 percent
Aced	2,220,288	7.8 percent	10.8 percent
Legend	4,738	0.017 percent	0.21 percent

Read the last column rather than the third one. Nearly three in four people who show up win a duel, which makes the first rung a formality. Then it falls off a shelf.

Only one in ten of those winners ever gets Aced. And only one in five hundred of the ones who get Aced ever gets Legend. Each step is about seven times harder, then about fifty times harder.

Legend sits at 4,738 people. That is one in every 5,983 who has walked in since May. If you have it, almost nobody you meet does.

Legend Is Getting Rarer, Not Commoner

There is a way to tell whether a badge is easier now than it used to be. Compare its share of everybody who has it against its share of the people who arrived in the last day.

Winner comes out slightly ahead of its long-run share, and Aced sits almost exactly on it. Both of those are what you would expect from a game that is holding steady.

Legend goes the other way. Forty-nine people earned it yesterday, which is noticeably fewer than its long-run share would predict. It is the one rung in this game that fewer people are reaching than used to.

There is a simple reason that fits. The game has grown. Yesterday brought 353,186 arrivals against a daily average of 246,513. So the crowd is filling up with people who have not had time to get there yet.

All 104 Skins and Their Six Tiers

There are 104 skins in this game. Sixty are knives and forty-four are revolvers, and every one of them sits in one of six tiers. Common is the bottom and Secret is the top.

Tier	Knives	Revolvers	Both
Secret	3	5	8
Legendary	7	8	15
Epic	4	2	6
Rare	16	5	21
Uncommon	9	9	18
Common	21	15	36
All six	60	44	104

The tiers are not in size order, which surprises people. Epic holds six skins and Legendary above it holds fifteen, so there are more than twice as many Legendary skins as Epic ones.

Rare does the same thing. It holds twenty-one against Uncommon’s eighteen, so the rarer-sounding tier is the bigger pool of the two.

These are counts of how many skins exist in each tier. They are not your chance of pulling one, and the game does not publish that.

The Value List Everybody Quotes Has Made-Up Prices

Somebody built a value site for this game’s skins. It has a trade calculator and a page of trade ads. Every item gets a demand rating and a little arrow showing whether it is going up or down.

Half of it is real. The skin names are right and the tiers are right, because they were taken straight out of the game’s own files.

The prices are not real. Neither are the demand ratings or the arrows. The person who built it left a note at the top of the file. The numbers are placeholders, put there to fill the gaps until somebody supplies real ones.

Nobody has supplied them. So if another player quotes you a number off a site like that, they are quoting a figure that was never a price.

Trade on what you want and what the other person wants. There is no honest price list for this game yet.

How to Play Murder Duels

Join the game and wait for the lobby to load all the way in.
Walk onto one of the duel pads. That is how you enter the queue, and the pad tells you what size duel it is.
Pick your side. You can go in alone against one person or take up to three friends in against four.
Fight with the two weapons you are given. Everyone gets a knife and a revolver and there is no third option.
Use the abilities. Both weapons have their own, and they are the only thing that separates two players with the same aim.
Win five rounds. The first side to five takes the duel, and the badge counter moves.
Open your cases from the inventory screen when you want a new skin.

Murder Duels Gameplay

The whole game is one loop and it is a short one. Step on a pad, fight to five, step off, step on again.

A duel is small on purpose. One against one is the pure version and four against four is the biggest it gets. Either way there is nowhere to hide and nobody to carry you.

The knife and the revolver do different jobs. The revolver reaches across a room. The knife wins the moment somebody closes on you, so most rounds turn on which one you had ready.

Winning gets you cases, cases get you skins, and skins do not change a thing about how you fight. That is unusual and it is why the game stays fair no matter how long somebody has played.

There is a second area attached to the game just for trading. Skins move between players there, and it is the only part of this game where what you own means anything at all.

There Is Nothing to Buy From the Store Page

Most games this size sell a handful of game passes. This one sells none. Not a single pass across 179 million visits.

That does not mean it takes no money. Its own description advertises bundles, and those are sold from a counter inside the game rather than from the store page.

For you it means there is nothing to read before you play and nothing to compare. Whatever is on sale, you find it when you are already in there.

Tips for New Murder Duels Players

Reach level 5 before you worry about anything else. You cannot redeem a code until you have, and winning duels is what gets you there.
Join the group on your first day. It is free, and codes will not work without it.
Learn one weapon properly instead of switching between both. Most rounds are decided by which one you were already holding.
Do not chase a skin for its power. Every skin in this game is a paint job and the tier badge on it changes nothing in a duel.
Start with 1v1 rather than 4v4. You get more shots per round and you learn faster from losing on your own.
Ignore prices you see quoted for skins. Nobody has a real price list for this game.
Aced is the wall. Only about one winner in ten ever gets there, so if you are stuck, so is everybody else.

What Is Free in Murder Duels

Sixteen codes, and most of them still pay

They hand out cases, which is how you get skins without trading for them. Our codes page has the working ones and the ones the lists argue over.

The group costs nothing and you need it

It has 1,057,204 members. Joining is the first of two things you must do before any code will redeem.

Every weapon in the game is already yours

You never unlock a better knife or a better gun, because there is not one. Everybody duels with the same pair from the first minute.

The trading plaza is open to everybody

No pass, no level requirement that anyone has published. It is a separate area attached to the same game.

Murder Duels FAQ

How many skins are there in Murder Duels?

There are 104. Sixty of them are knives and forty-four are revolvers, spread across six tiers from Common up to Secret.

Do rarer skins make you stronger?

No. Every duel gives both players the same knife and the same revolver with the same abilities. A Secret skin and a Common skin fight exactly the same.

How hard is the Legend badge?

Very. Only 4,738 people have it, which is one in every 5,983 who has arrived since May. It is the fourth and last badge in the game.

Why will my code not work?

Almost always one of two reasons. You have not joined the group, or you have not reached level 5 yet. Both are required and the game does not explain that clearly.

Can I trade my skins?

Yes. There is a separate trading plaza attached to the game where skins move between players.

Are the skin values I keep seeing real?

No. The best known value list for this game says in its own file that its numbers are placeholders. Nobody has published real prices.

Does Murder Duels have game passes?

None at all. Anything it sells is sold from a counter inside the game rather than from the Roblox store page.

About Murder Duels

Murder Duels was made by Breakfast, a verified Roblox group with 1,057,204 members. It opened on 14 January 2026 and has been updated as recently as the day this page was written.

It has passed 179,041,483 visits and holds a 94 percent rating from 213,108 votes, which is high for a game this size. About 11,200 people are in it at any given moment.

The game still calls itself a beta on its own page and warns that things will change. It also says cheaters are banned permanently and that it does not hear appeals.