Unstable SMP FFA Characters and Preset Kits

Search the directory by character name or alias and filter by category. Open More details on an entry to inspect its equipment, preset conditions and related gear.

In the game's character menu:

1. Open Play Free For All or Practice Dummy to reach Choose Your Character.
2. Choose a category or browse All, then select a character card.
3. Read the right-hand description and inspect Armour, Hotbar and Offhand. Armour lists the pieces equipped automatically.
4. Choose Play for Free For All or Enter Practice for dummy training.

Changing the category filter can leave the previous character's details on the right. Select a character to update that panel. The icons on each card highlight representative equipment; the expanded preset gives you the fuller loadout.

Categories include Protagonists, Deuteragonists, Tritagonists, Antagonists and Assassins. The expanded menu also has Mentors: ManePear appears there, while menus without that filter place him under Assassins.

These kits suit different approaches to fighting on the ground:

• ParrotX2: A useful starting choice for sword-and-shield fundamentals. His bow provides a ranged option and his mace adds another way to attack, so you can begin with a straightforward melee approach and add tools as you learn.
• FlameFrags: Choose him for fire-based sword, spear and bow combat with Cobweb control. Trapping an opponent gives you an opportunity to follow up with his melee or ranged weapons.
• Swight: A strong fit if you want axe-and-shield combat with a bow for distance. Cobweb and a Water Bucket add utility without requiring an aerial attack sequence as your main approach.
• Flowtives: Suits players who prefer sword, axe and shield combat supported by Cobweb control. His Water Bucket and Ender Pearls provide additional ways to manage positioning.
• ItzRealMe: Suits a pursuit-oriented approach built around long-distance pearls and fishing-rod grabs. His mace offers a follow-up option alongside the sword, while the shield and offhand totem provide defensive tools.

For a first kit, favor the tools you can use reliably: ParrotX2 for sword-and-shield practice, Swight for axe combat with ranged backup, or Flowtives for close-range control. Compare individual weapon properties in Weapons and Named Gear.

Wemmbu

Wemmbu pairs the maces Gambit and Crucible with Elytra, making him a natural choice for practicing flight into mace attacks. His offhand Totem of Undying gives him a protective option that ManePear lacks.

Rocket supplies have mode-specific conditions: the Free For All preset preview has 10 Firework Rockets, while the Simulator preview configured with Netherite armor and Sharpness V has 64. Use the count for your selected mode when planning repeated flight approaches.

ManePear

ManePear favors speed and burst damage with Manespear, a mace, a sword and movement tools. His offhand is empty, and his preset has neither a shield nor a totem. Choose him when you want to build attacks around movement and rapid weapon switching rather than shield blocking.

Ender Pearls and Wind Charges help create an approach from above; switch between spear, mace and sword as you close on the target. This makes positioning and the timing of your approach especially important. Follow the mace and Manespear aerial attack guide for the full practice sequence.

SpokeIsHere

SpokeIsHere combines a sword and mace with a crossbow, fishing rod and Elytra. That mix suits players who want both close-range and ranged tools with a flight option. His special Alt chestplate provides multiple protection effects; see Armor and Elytra Choices for the equipment tradeoff.

TheobaldTheBird

TheobaldTheBird is the focused choice for TNT cart combat. His Flame Bow supports bow carting, while his crossbow supports the alternative of firing arrows through flames. Cobweb, rails and TNT minecarts make this a setup-heavy style: choose him if you want to control an opponent's position and prepare an explosive attack. The TNT cart combat guide covers placement, ignition and restocking.

The Wraith's body is permanently invisible, but worn armor and held items remain visible. Opponents can use that equipment to locate you, so invisibility does not make an equipped Wraith impossible to track.

The kit combines a Riptide trident for movement, a mace for attacks from height, Elytra for flight and TNT carts for explosive attacks. It also carries a Totem of Undying in the offhand. Choose The Wraith if you want that combination of mobility and attack options alongside body invisibility.

The Wraith has a dedicated 79 Robux permanent unlock. Use the character unlock guide to find its purchase route.

• Need access to a character? Follow Character Unlocks and Quests for category quests and purchase alternatives, ManePear's group route, and The Wraith's dedicated unlock. The Unlock Assassins pass excludes ManePear and The Wraith.
• Choosing your first Free For All kit? Use the Beginner Kit Tier List to compare ease of use, defensive options and execution demands.
• Choosing Wemmbu or ManePear for attacks from above? Start with Mace Attacks and Manespear Approaches.
• Choosing TheobaldTheBird for explosives? Follow TNT Cart Combat and Cart Restock to learn the setup and how to keep fighting after using your supplies.