Murderers VS Sheriffs Catalog

The Murderers VS Sheriffs catalog is easiest to understand when every collectible stays in the correct type. Weapon skins occupy the knife or gun side of the duel kit. Death effects change the elimination presentation. Bundles group named items. Crates or boxes are purchase routes whose reward details must be checked before opening.

This hub covers the MVS Duels Community game only: Universe 7219654364. It does not import inventories from RED21 Games, MVS2, or other similarly named experiences. The index is described as currently documented, not complete, because the live inventory, event rotation, and product catalog can change.

Browse by item type

Identify the item before judging it

Start with the displayed name and type. A “Dragon” theme can refer to a pack, one of its two weapon skins, or a separate effect in another family. A large trade value for one item does not apply automatically to the whole theme. Match the icon, inventory slot, and source route before comparing offers.

Use these minimum fields for any item you are considering: exact name, knife/gun/effect/pack/box type, source, current availability, price or obtainment route, check date, and confidence. For a trade, add community value, demand, and trend only when the source belongs to this exact Universe.

Unknown information should stay unknown. A missing box pool does not prove every item can drop. An event-styled name does not prove the item is limited. A high rarity label does not prove demand. Keeping those fields separate helps you avoid spending based on the most exciting guess.

Official pack items with clear contents

These four item names and the two pack prices come from current official pass descriptions. They are the strongest starting examples for recognizing a weapon pair. The descriptions do not claim combat-stat advantages, rarity, trade value, or permanent resale status.

How to evaluate a crate before opening

Public exact-game product records currently document PRO Box, PRO Box Daily, GOD Box, and GOD Box [Discount] rows. Their names and prices are useful cost references. They do not establish reward pools, probabilities, duplicate conversion, a daily reset, discount timing, or a coin-based alternative.

Before spending, open the current box screen and look for a visible reward list and chance disclosure. Check whether the cheaper row has a limit and whether it shares a pool with the normal row. If the live screen does not answer an important question, use the product as an uncertain purchase rather than treating the tier name as a guaranteed quality level.

Avoid opening repeatedly just because the previous result was poor. Without known odds, a short losing sequence does not make the next roll “due.” Set a spending limit before the first purchase and stop at that limit.

How to evaluate a death effect

Death effects are cosmetic elimination visuals, not weapons. Compare the visible effect, price, family, and obtainment route. A Winter effect such as Snowman or Santa can be a standalone product row even though the theme sounds seasonal. A bundle-family effect can be sold as its own effect product without proving that the whole bundle comes with it.

When the product icon is missing or unclear, match the exact name in the live shop before buying. Do not substitute an image from another game or assume two similarly named effects are identical. The Death Effects index lists only exact-game rows that have a clear effect name.

Availability and evidence labels

The check date is part of the answer. A price marked for sale on August 20 can later change or disappear. An old event item can remain in inventories after its route closes. Recheck update-sensitive details when the offer or purchase is significant.

A safe collection route

Begin with free or already-owned inventory and learn the two weapon sides. Check the Codes hub before spending, because the official description currently advertises a free-knife code. If you want a clearly documented cosmetic purchase, compare the two full-content packs before moving into uncertain boxes.

Use crates only after reading the live pool and odds. Use death-effect purchases only when the preview and product name match your goal. Move into trading after you can identify each item type and explain how replaceable it is. The Trading hub provides a step-by-step offer check.

Catalog questions

Is this a complete list of every weapon?

No. The Weapons page presents a currently documented subset with clear source status. A third-party index claims a much larger inventory, but many rows lack confirmed obtainment routes and should not be treated as a complete official Dex.

Are crates bought with Robux or coins?

The currently documented PRO and GOD product rows use Robux. A coin-based route is not confirmed by the public product evidence used here; check the live shop.

Do death effects deal damage?

No source used for this catalog describes them as damage items. They are cosmetic elimination visuals.

Where should I compare trade value?

Use the Value List guide, which keeps community values separate from official Robux prices and requires the correct Universe identity.

Sources checked

• Official game-pass data
• Exact-game weapons index
• Exact-game crates index
• Exact-game death-effects index
• Exact-game bundles index