Unstable SMP FFA Shots: Prices, Sources and Uses

Each Shot gives one use per item. Wither Shot's Shop listing carries the 3 WAVES label.

Choose Nuke Shot for clustered Simulator soldiers: its TNT bombardment can hit groups and tear up the ground beneath them. Wolf Shot is an option for support during an FFA fight; after its use in an FFA encounter, wolves surrounded and pursued opponents while the player continued attacking. Keep a regular weapon ready for the follow-up.

• Stab Shot

  Shop price

  29 Robux

  Uses per item

  1 use

  Acquisition

  Shop; one included with VIP

• Nuke Shot

  Shop price

  49 Robux

  Uses per item

  1 use

  Acquisition

  Shop; one included with VIP; Orbital Box in Simulator

  Effect

  Releases a large TNT bombardment that can kill grouped soldiers and destroy terrain. (Simulator)

• Wolf Shot

  Shop price

  39 Robux (Shop and Free For All purchase prompt)

  Uses per item

  1 use

  Acquisition

  Shop; Free For All purchase prompt; first arrival at an Orbital Drop announcing Wolf Shot

  Use

  Select it in the hotbar and cast a line and float forward toward an opponent. The item disappears after use. (Free For All)

• Wither Shot

  Shop price

  79 Robux

  Uses per item

  1 use

  Acquisition

  Shop; first arrival at an Orbital Drop announcing Wither Shot

  Advertised waves

  3 waves (Shop product label: 3 WAVES)

Buy through the Shop

1. Open Shop from the main menu.
2. Scroll to the Shot products.
3. Select the Shot you want to buy.

In Free For All, a Wolf Shot purchase offer can also appear above the arena. When it appears, press Right Shift to unlock the mouse, then click the offer.

Get the VIP bonus

VIP includes one Nuke Shot and one Stab Shot. If you are considering VIP for its other benefits too, compare the bundle in the game passes and VIP guide.

Win an FFA Orbital Drop

Read the announcement to identify the reward. A drop can announce Wolf Shot or Wither Shot, and the first player to reach it receives that announced Shot. Use the Orbital Drop guide for finding the landing point and participating in another-drop votes.

Collect Simulator supplies

When you have access to an Orbital Box in Simulator, open it and transfer Nuke Shots into your inventory.

When an Orbital Box is available in your Simulator battle:

1. Open the purple Orbital Box.
2. Check the item names in the container. Nuke Shot and Stab Shot have similar rod-shaped appearances, so use the tooltip to distinguish them.
3. Move the Nuke Shots you want to carry into your inventory or hotbar.
4. Select a Nuke Shot in the hotbar and keep additional copies available for later attacks.

You can carry several separate Shots. Arrange them so you can reach the next copy without losing track of your weapon, recovery items or movement tools. The inventory and hotbar guide covers moving items and organizing those slots.

Prepare a Nuke Shot in your hotbar before approaching a group. Carry extra copies if you plan to bombard more than once.

1. Select Nuke Shot and aim toward the enemy group.
2. Use it to release TNT over the target area. The used Shot disappears.
3. Reposition after the bombardment. With Elytra and Firework Rockets equipped, you can move above the fight and line up another attack.
4. Select another Nuke Shot for a further bombardment, then finish surviving enemies with another Shot or conventional attacks.

Aim for clustered soldiers to make use of the area bombardment. NULL and Hard Cindercrest encounters illustrate this use: repeated attacks thinned the armies, but left enemies to finish afterward. Watch the remaining-enemy counter before committing another consumable.

Explosions can destroy the arena floor and leave deep craters. Reassess your landing position and route to survivors after each attack; the ground you crossed before the bombardment may be gone.

For battle setup and the remaining general, follow the NULL Army and JamatoP strategy or the Cindercrest and Saparata solo strategy.

Have a Wolf Shot ready in your inventory or hotbar, with your normal weapon and Golden Apples within easy reach.

1. Move Wolf Shot into the hotbar if needed, then select it. Its held model resembles a rod with a purple glint.
2. Face your opponent and cast the line and float forward.
3. Once the Shot is consumed and its slot becomes empty, switch to your regular weapon and continue fighting.

Use it as part of an active engagement. In an FFA encounter after Wolf Shot use, a pack surrounded the opponent while the player alternated Netherite Sword attacks with Golden Apples. The wolves pursued opponents and later changed targets; the player kept up the chase with a sword and Wind Charges.

Keep following your intended opponent and watch your health while the wolves are involved. Their presence gives you a reason to maintain pressure, but you still need to manage your own attacks and recovery.