Ever looked at a shiny godly knife in your MM2 inventory and wondered if it’s actually worth something or if it’s just hype? Godly values in Murder Mystery 2 shift all the time. What’s a hot collectible today can easily turn into an over-traded dud tomorrow.
Trading blind, without knowing real current values, can quietly drain your inventory. A lot of players get stuck in bad deals simply because they’re going off old, outdated charts.
That’s exactly why we built this complete guide to MM2 godly values. From rare classics to newly trending weapons, you’ll find updated prices and demand levels all in one place. Bookmark this page, trade smarter, and make every godly swap actually worth it.
List of All MM2 Values Godly 2026
Godly and Chroma Items
Values checked August 28, 2026
MM2 Godly Values FAQ
What makes a Godly item valuable in MM2?
A Godly item is not valuable only because of its purple rarity label. Its trading value also depends on supply, current demand, age, event availability, appearance and whether it completes a popular set. An older limited Godly with steady demand can trade more easily than a newer Godly that many players already own.
Are all Godly weapons worth more than Ancient weapons?
No. Rarity categories do not create an automatic value ranking. Some MM2 Ancient items can be worth more than many Godlies because fewer copies are available or more traders want them. Compare the current listed value and demand of both individual items instead of accepting a trade based only on their category names.
Why do MM2 Godly values change so quickly?
Godly values move when new events release items, supply increases, popular sets begin trending or traders stop offering strong overpays. A newly released weapon may start high and then fall as more copies enter inventories. That is why the values and demand shown on this page are reviewed regularly rather than treated as permanent numbers.
Why can a high-value Godly still be difficult to trade?
A high listed value does not always mean an item has strong trading demand. Some Godlies receive fewer offers because their demand is unstable, their design is less popular or traders think the listed value may drop. Before accepting a deal, consider recent offers and demand alongside the number shown in the value list.
How Godly values actually work
Godly is the purple rarity label in Murder Mystery 2, and it is the tier most traders care about — but the label alone does not set the price. As the FAQ on this page already notes, a Godly item's trading value also depends on supply, current demand, age, event availability, appearance, and whether it completes a popular set. Two Godlies can sit in the same rarity tier and trade for very different amounts, so always check the exact item rather than the colour of its label.
Age and availability do most of the work. An older limited Godly with steady demand can trade more easily than a newer Godly that many players already own, even when the newer one looks flashier. Event Godlies follow the same rule: once their event ends and no more copies enter the game, the supply is fixed, and the value depends on how many players still want one. A Godly tied to a popular set — a matching knife and gun, or a themed collection — can also carry extra demand from set collectors who are not interested in the item on its own.
Chroma Godlies are a separate question
Many Godlies also exist as Chroma versions, which are animated rainbow variants of the base weapon. A Chroma is not the same item as the standard Godly with the same name, and it does not trade at the same value. The list on this page keeps Chroma items separate for that reason: Chroma Darkbringer, Chroma Lightbringer, Chroma Laser, Chroma Luger, Chroma Evergun, Chroma Evergreen and the rest are their own entries. If someone offers you a Chroma in place of the standard version, or the other way round, stop and compare the two entries before accepting. Mixing them up is one of the most common ways traders lose value without realising it.
Trading tips for Godly items
First, check value and demand together. A high listed value with very low demand means the item is hard to move, and you may wait a long time for a fair offer. Second, watch for demand shifts after events. Godlies tied to seasonal events tend to attract attention while their events are running, then settle once the event ends — buying during the hype and selling after it fades rarely works out. Third, use the trade calculator on this site to compare both sides before you accept. Add the values up, then ask whether the other trader could realistically trade your items on again. A Godly nobody wants is worth less in practice than its listed value suggests.