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1. Start in Practice Dummy. Select an available character, inspect the kit and press Enter Practice.
2. Learn a few reliable tools. Practice one weapon's reach and timing, movement, and creating space to recover with the supplies your kit carries. For flight, learn takeoff, turning and landing before adding attacks.
3. Try Duels. Practice short attacks, healing and retreat timing against one reacting opponent.
4. Choose your next fight. Enter Play Free For All for a shared multiplayer arena, or Simulator for army battles. Recruits is a useful first army.

Open Title Screen > Duel and select Duel beside an available player in your server. The recipient has 15 seconds to accept; Y accepts and N declines with default keyboard controls.

You can challenge the same player once every five minutes. That opponent's cooldown does not stop you inviting another available player. To stop incoming invitations, set Options > Duel Requests to OFF.

• Wemmbu: Carries Gambit and Crucible, with Elytra and Firework Rockets for aerial approaches and an offhand Totem of Undying.
• ManePear: Combines Manespear, mace and sword attacks with mobility. His preset has neither a shield nor a totem, so disengagement matters more.
• The Wraith: Has permanent body invisibility, but worn armor and held items remain visible and can reveal his position.

Select a character to inspect Armour, Hotbar and Offhand before entering combat.

Unlock Eggchan, Lomedy, Mapicc and TheobaldTheBird together by completing two distinct Deuteragonist quests:

Either alternative completes its own row; completing both alternatives in one row still counts as one quest.

• ManePear: Select his card, use JOIN GROUP and join the game's group for a free unlock.
• The Wraith: His separate 79 Robux pass grants permanent access.

The 99 Robux Unlock Assassins pass excludes both ManePear and The Wraith.

FlameFrags, Swight and ParrotX2 are recommended starting picks for learning grounded FFA. All three combine melee weapons, a bow, a shield, an offhand Totem of Undying and Golden Apples, giving you ways to attack, defend and recover.

For a specific learning goal:

• Flight and mace attacks: Choose Wemmbu and learn his movement first.
• TNT cart combat: Choose TheobaldTheBird; placement and ignition add more actions to each attack.
• Spear-and-mace attacks: Choose ManePear if you accept having no shield or totem.

These priorities favor beginner FFA fundamentals; specialist choices suit different practice goals.

• Aim while strafing: Keep the crosshair following the opponent as you move sideways and respond to knockback.
• Time short attacks: Learn the selected weapon's cooldown rhythm. After a miss or losing exchange, create space and reset your aim and distance.
• Shield into sword: With both tools available, face the attacker, raise your shield, then switch to your sword to counterattack.
• Cobweb follow-up: Restrict the target's movement, keep yourself clear of the web, then use melee nearby or a bow from farther away.

Choose a route your kit supports:

• Elytra + Firework Rockets: Equip Elytra before using a rocket for flight. Practice takeoff, turning and landing; rockets are consumed.
• Wind Charge: Aim at the ground near your feet to gain height or reposition. Aim toward an opponent to push and lift them.
• Ender Pearl: Throw toward the opponent's route for pursuit, or clear ground away from enemies for escape. After relocating, switch to your next weapon or recovery item.

With TheobaldTheBird's cart equipment ready:

1. Restrict movement: Place Cobweb near the opponent.
2. Build the setup: Lay Rail beside the web, then place Minecart with TNT on the rail.
3. Attack: Switch to the bow-shaped Cart Igniter and follow with the cart attack.
4. Follow up: Track survivors and return to sword pressure or another setup.

Explosions can hurt you, leave opponents alive and destroy terrain. Check your health and footing before repeating.

Cart Restock contains 18 TNT minecarts. When you have the red block, move it into the hotbar, place it on the ground and open it. Transfer a cart into your hotbar for the next attack; loose spares can be moved there directly.

Weapons come with character presets: Wemmbu carries Gambit and Crucible, while ManePear carries Manespear. Inspect the selected kit's equipment before choosing; enchantments depend on the weapon's character, mode and configuration.

1. Gain height with a Wind Charge, or equip Elytra and use Firework Rockets if your kit provides both.
2. Track the target below you throughout the approach.
3. Switch to your mace or Manespear as you close in, then attack at close contact. If you miss, create distance before another approach.

For ManePear's practice sequence, throw an Ender Pearl upward, switch to Wind Charge to gain and adjust height, locate the Dummy, then select Manespear before switching to Mace during the approach. His preset has no shield or totem; disengage after a bad approach rather than staying exposed.

Use the supplies your kit provides:

• Splash potions: Move the bottle into your hotbar, select it and use it at your feet. Strength prepares for melee, Swiftness supports movement, and Fire Resistance suits fire-related fights.
• Golden Apple: Create space before eating. It restores red hearts and adds golden hearts; allow recovery to continue before returning to pressure.
• Totem of Undying: Keep it in the offhand. Activation consumes it, so replace it if you have a spare, then continue recovering. Further attacks can still defeat you.
• Shield with a totem: Keep the shield in your hotbar so you can select it while leaving the totem in your offhand.

Character presets automatically equip their armor. Check Armour (auto-equipped) and hover over a piece to read its attributes and enchantments.

Elytra and a chestplate occupy the same chest slot. When your loadout has both, equip Elytra for flight and a chestplate when prioritizing armor protection in close combat. Keep the alternative accessible for switching before health becomes critical.

1. Open Simulator > Play Solo and wait for loading.
2. Configure the battle: Select an army, adjust Soldiers, review Map, Armour and Sharpness, then choose Your Character. Settings marked (own) are separate from enemy equipment.
3. Press Fight! to begin. Start with Recruits for an Easy warm-up against soldiers that move, attack and heal.

For multiplayer, use Create Party or Join a Party; parties support 10 players total. The soldier limit is 100.

The setup warns that more than 50 soldiers may cause lag on phones and older computers. Lower the count for a smaller battle.

For the solo, Northern Council, 100-soldier route, bring multiple separate Nuke Shots, Elytra, Firework Rockets, Golden Apples, a chestplate and a finishing weapon. NULL infantry blocks with shields and carries Sharpness II Iron Swords and one Golden Apple per soldier.

1. Bomb clustered soldiers with Nuke Shot; another bombardment requires another one-use item.
2. Fly clear and recover with Elytra, rockets and a Golden Apple before attacking the remaining group.
3. Finish JamatoP after clearing the infantry. Use short engagements, chestplate protection when closing in, and aerial retreats to heal; Crucible provided the finishing kill in this route.

Bombardment can leave deep craters, so reassess landing areas.

Use this solo Northern Council setup: 100 soldiers, Wemmbu, own Netherite armor and own Sharpness 5. Cindercrest is Hard; its Knights carry Sharpness IV Netherite Swords, axes, shields and three Golden Apples each. Enemy Sharpness IV is separate from your own setting.

1. Bring separate Nuke Shots and bombard clustered Knights from above. Each Shot is consumed; these supplies are additional to Wemmbu's kit.
2. Reposition and recover with Elytra, Firework Rockets and Golden Apples. Prepare an early escape from the crowd and watch for craters left by explosions.
3. Fight Saparata in short engagements. Use the chestplate for close combat, switch to Elytra to leave the crater, heal while airborne and return. Crucible delivered the finishing blow in this route.

Northern Council, MinuteTech's End Base, and FlameFrags & Wemmbu's 2v1000 rotate every 15 minutes. In FFA, check Next map in the bottom-right corner for the remaining time; reset notices name the upcoming arena.

Northern Council combines a circular stone arena with castle-side high ground and passages. Elevated positions offer vertical separation, while passages bring fights into close quarters. Explosions can leave pits, and knockback near drops can cause falls, so reassess your route before chasing.

1. Read the FFA announcement for the Shot reward and landing location, then look for the landing point; a green beam can mark it.
2. Reach the drop first to claim the announced Shot. An Ender Pearl can help close the distance if your kit has one.
3. Find the reward in inventory and move it into the hotbar when ready to use it.

When ANOTHER ORBITAL DROP? appears, release the mouse with Right Shift by default and choose YES!! or no bro... A majority vote in favor can lead to another drop.

All four are one-use items. Wither Shot carries the 3 WAVES product label.

FFA Orbital Drops award the Shot named in their announcement. In Simulator, an accessible Orbital Box lets you transfer Nuke Shots into your inventory. Repeated bombardment requires multiple separate items; check tooltips because Nuke and Stab Shots have similar rod-shaped appearances.

Skin Crate gives random equipment skins without duplicates. One opening costs 79 Robux; three cost 199 Robux. If you already want three openings, the bundle saves 38 Robux compared with three singles.

With none of the four series collected, the displayed series chances are Frostbite 50%, Inferno 30%, Celestial 15% and Voidreaver 5%. Each series contains five skins.

Equipment skins change appearance and do not improve combat performance. Open My Skins on the crate card to view your collection.

Kill Effects Vault awards random effects without duplicates. One opening costs 49 Robux, or buy three for 129 Robux—a saving of 18 Robux if you already intend to open three.

Effects play where a defeated opponent falls and do not improve PvP ability. In Shop > Kill Effects Vault, select Preview beside a reward to preview it or My Kill Effects to open your collection.

• Custom Shield — 99 Robux: Choose a banner base color and add up to six patterns using 16 dye colors. Its Shop card has Try Designs.
• Emotes — 149 Robux: Choose eight actions for your wheel. With default controls, hold B, point at an emote and release B to play it; move to stop. Use your assigned Emote Wheel key if rebound.
• Custom Death Messages: Set the message everyone in the server sees when you kill another player. Access costs 99 Robux individually and is also included with VIP.

VIP costs 399 Robux and includes Custom Armor Trims, Custom Name Tag, Custom Death Messages, Custom Skins, a gold [VIP] title, one Nuke Shot and one Stab Shot.

If you want all four customization features and own none, their individual prices total 496 Robux, so VIP saves 97 Robux. If you only need some features or already own any, compare the cost of what you still want against the 399-Robux bundle.

Custom Kit Creator costs 149 Robux. It lets you build a loadout in Kit Editor, name its items and play using the Custom kit.

Change bindings under Game Menu > Options > Controls: select an action's current key and press its replacement. Set Sprint: Toggle to ON if you prefer not to hold the sprint key. Duplicate bindings appear in red.

Press E to open or close inventory. Move your chosen weapon, movement tools and recovery supplies into the nine-slot hotbar; hover over unfamiliar items to identify them.

With default PC controls, 1–9 selects a hotbar slot and F swaps the selected item with the offhand. You can also place a totem directly into the offhand slot beside the character preview. If you changed these bindings, use your assigned keys.

• Disable screen effects: Open Game Menu > Options > Video Settings and set Damage Tilt and FOV Effects to OFF separately.
• Adjust sensitivity: Open Roblox Settings > View & Controls > Camera Sensitivity, adjust the control, then return to Practice Dummy to test quick turns and close tracking. Lower it if you consistently turn past the target.