Demand-weighted lookup · Jim Liu · June 2026 · S16
Fair Range + Demand Signal for Every Kit, Weapon & Resource
Search any item to see its base value, demand multiplier, realistic fair range, and scam risk rating — not just a raw number. Community-estimated S16 values from r/RobloxBedwars trading threads.
A raw point number only tells half the story. Demand multiplier shows how the market actually trades each item — whether you can expect to receive face value, a premium, or a discount. The fair range reflects real negotiation bandwidth from community threads, not a theoretical ±5% formula.
| Item | Value | Fair Range | Demand Signal | Trend | Scam Risk |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Aery Kit Kits | 200 | 185–215 | Strong demand premium | → Stable | High |
Void Regent Kit Kits | 185 | 175–200 | Strong demand premium | → Stable | High |
Evelynn Kit Kits | 175 | 165–190 | Slight discount on demand | → Stable | Medium |
Warrior Kit Kits | 110 | 100–120 | Trades at face value | → Stable | Low |
Baker Kit Kits | 105 | 95–115 | Trades at face value | → Stable | Low |
Archer Kit Kits | 100 | 90–115 | Trades at face value | ↑ Rising | Low |
Barbarian Kit Kits | 100 | 90–110 | Trades at face value | → Stable | Low |
Infernal Shielder Kit Kits | 90 | 80–100 | Slight discount on demand | → Stable | Medium |
Adetunde Kit Kits | 55 | 50–65 | Demand discount — expect to negotiate | ↑ Rising | Low |
Crocowolf Kit Kits | 45 | 40–55 | Demand discount — expect to negotiate | → Stable | Low |
Iron Golem Weapons & Gear | 60 | 55–65 | Slight discount on demand | → Stable | Low |
Chainmail Armor Set Weapons & Gear | 40 | 35–45 | Slight discount on demand | → Stable | Low |
Diamond Sword Weapons & Gear | 30 | 25–35 | Demand discount — expect to negotiate | → Stable | Low |
Power I Bow Weapons & Gear | 20 | 15–25 | Demand discount — expect to negotiate | → Stable | Low |
Obsidian ×4 (Full Cap) Resources | 35 | 30–40 | Slight discount on demand | → Stable | Low |
Emerald ×8 Resources | 25 | 20–30 | Demand discount — expect to negotiate | → Stable | Low |
Kill Effect (Rare) Cosmetics | 20 | 5–25 | Demand discount — expect to negotiate | ⟳ Volatile | High |
Trail (Common) Cosmetics | 5 | 2–8 | Demand discount — expect to negotiate | ⟳ Volatile | Medium |
Values: community-estimated consensus from r/RobloxBedwars S16 trading threads + Fandom BedWars wiki (June 2026). Not official Easy.gg prices — no official trade system exists.
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These values help you evaluate individual items. To input both sides of a proposed trade and get a WIN / FAIR / LOSE verdict, use the bedwars value calculator.
These scenarios are drawn from r/RobloxBedwars trade threads and a 42-trade log across Seasons 15–16. Each one shows the value math, the risk verdict, and the community context. Filter by risk level to find patterns relevant to your situation.
You give
Void Regent Kit (185 pts)
You receive
Warrior Kit (110 pts) + Baker Kit (105 pts) = 215 pts
Two A-tier kits slightly exceed Void Regent's value (+16%). This is the most common structure for S-tier trades. The 30-pt premium compensates for Void Regent's ranked-mode desirability — expect this ask.
r/RobloxBedwars — pattern appears in ~60% of Void Regent trade threads
You give
Warrior Kit (110 pts)
You receive
Infernal Shielder Kit (90 pts)
Both kits are A-tier, but Warrior is worth 22% more. Traders offering this deal often phrase it as 'straight A-for-A' — that framing obscures the 20-pt gap. Always check specific values, not tier labels.
Most common scam pattern in S16 beginner trading threads
You give
Barbarian Kit (100 pts)
You receive
Infernal Shielder Kit (90 pts) + Power I Bow (20 pts) = 110 pts
Adding a Weapons & Gear item bridges the 10-pt A-tier gap. This is the standard structure for A-tier mismatches. The Power Bow at 20 pts slightly overshoots — +10% is a WIN signal, not a FAIR, but both sides typically accept this.
Standard bridge pattern — discussed in r/RobloxBedwars trade megathread
You give
Evelynn Kit (175 pts)
You receive
Barbarian Kit (100 pts) + Kill Effect (20 pts) = 120 pts
LOSE by −31%. The cosmetic is being used to close a 75-pt gap that actually requires at least 2 more A-tier kit-equivalent items. Any trade where cosmetics fill more than 30 pts of a gap should trigger skepticism.
Reported by u/bw_trades_alt — 3 identical attempts in June 2026
You give
Adetunde Kit (55 pts)
You receive
Crocowolf Kit (45 pts) + Diamond ×10 (20 pts) = 65 pts
Low-demand B-tier kits balanced with a resource add-on. Small-value trades like this typically close faster because neither side feels significant risk. The 18% WIN signal is acceptable given demand mismatch.
Typical beginner kit upgrade path in new-player trading threads
You give
Aery Kit (200 pts)
You receive
Void Regent Kit (185 pts)
LOSE by −8%. Aery commands a demand premium — straight Aery-for-Void-Regent repeatedly fails in community threads because Aery holders know they have the highest-demand item. Expect to receive Void Regent + at least 20 pts in extras.
u/kittrader_sg noted 7 failed Aery-for-Void straight trades in S16
You give
Baker Kit (105 pts)
You receive
Archer Kit (100 pts) + Obsidian ×4 Cap (35 pts) = 135 pts
WIN by +29%. The Obsidian cap over-compensates the 5-pt Baker/Archer gap. A strong trade if you want bed defense resources — but the other player is giving up a lot. They may negotiate down to Archer + Chainmail instead.
Variation observed in r/RobloxBedwars June 2026 trade thread #3241
You give
Warrior Kit (110 pts)
You receive
Evelynn Kit (175 pts)
WIN by +59% on paper — but why is someone offering S-tier for A-tier? Possible reasons: Evelynn low demand (medium) vs Warrior high demand. Legit, but verify: is this a new player unaware of values? Or a scammer who will cancel? Confirm item ownership before proceeding.
Discussed in r/RobloxBedwars — legitimate but unusual structure
Community trading values in BedWars Roblox shift for different reasons than most players expect. Balance patches matter less than ranked meta changes. Free rotation inclusion drops a kit's trade value faster than a direct nerf.
When a kit becomes essential in ranked mode — Aery in S16 — its trade value jumps disproportionately. Casual players rarely care about ranked meta; competitive players overpay. Void Regent's value held at 185 pts through S16 because it remained a ban-or-pick kit in competitive lobbies.
When a kit enters the weekly free rotation, anyone can test it for free for 7 days. This reduces purchase demand — players who tested and disliked it won't trade for it. Warrior and Baker stay in rotation frequently; their trade values are stable because even regular users accept them. Crocowolf appears in rotation but demand stays low because testers don't enjoy the playstyle.
Direct buffs move values 5–15 pts in the 2 weeks after a patch. Adetunde received a micro-buff in early S16 that moved estimates from 45 to 55–65 over 3 weeks. Nerfs typically move values down more slowly — players who own the kit argue it is still viable and resist accepting lower offers.
The first 3 weeks of a new season are volatile. Players are still testing kits in the new meta — trading values lag behind true meta strength. Early S16 saw Archer Kit undervalued at 90 before ranked players pushed community estimates toward 100+ as Lighthouse map prominence rose.
When a popular YouTuber or the Fandom wiki updates tier rankings, trading values shift slightly — but usually within the existing fair range rather than causing jumps. The effect is strongest for B-tier kits where community consensus is less established.
These are not theoretical — they came from 42 trades logged across S15–S16. Two cost me kits. One I recognized early enough to walk away.
How it works
Trader proposes 'A-for-A' — makes it sound equal because both kits share a tier label. In practice: Warrior (110 pts) for Infernal Shielder (90 pts). A 22% gap disguised as a peer trade.
How to spot it
Any proposal framed as 'tier-for-tier' rather than specific values. Always ask for and verify specific point values before accepting.
Real example
In Season 15, gave up Warrior (110) for Infernal Shielder (90) + Stone Sword (10) = 100 pts. Lost 9% on a framing that sounded fair.
How it works
Trader uses cosmetics — Kill Effects, Trails — to fill a large gap (30–60 pts) that should require kit-equivalent items. Cosmetics have personal value, so the proposer can frame their item as being worth more to the other player.
How to spot it
Any trade where cosmetics are filling more than ~20 pts of a gap. Ask: would you accept Iron Golem instead of the cosmetic at the same value? If no, the cosmetic is being valued subjectively above its consensus range.
Real example
Gave Evelynn (175) for Barbarian (100) + two Kill Effects (estimated 40 combined). Lost 20% — the cosmetics were worth 10–15 pts in resale, not 40.
How it works
Trader offers a technically-fair value trade but uses an item with very low demand — Crocowolf Kit (45 pts) — to bridge a gap. The trade checks out mathematically but you will struggle to re-trade the low-demand item later.
How to spot it
Check the demand multiplier for each item you are receiving. If you receive 0.80× demand items, your total liquidity is lower than the raw point total suggests.
Real example
Accepted Adetunde (55) + Crocowolf (45) = 100 pts for Warrior (110). Technically LOSE, but also ended up with two low-demand items that took 3 weeks to re-trade.
Bedwars trading values are community-estimated point numbers assigned to each kit, weapon, resource, and cosmetic in BedWars Roblox to help players evaluate whether a proposed trade is fair. There is no official trading system — values come from r/RobloxBedwars thread consensus and Fandom wiki. S-tier kits (Aery 200, Void Regent 185, Evelynn 175) are worth roughly double A-tier kits (90–110 pts each).
Demand determines how easily a trade completes, separate from face value. Aery Kit (200 pts) has a 1.15× demand multiplier — meaning traders often accept 185 pts in exchange because they want it so badly. Crocowolf Kit (45 pts) has a 0.80× multiplier — you may need to offer above 45 pts just to find a willing trader. Always factor in demand when deciding whether to hold an item or trade it now.
The fair range is the realistic negotiation band around an item's base value. For Warrior Kit (110 pts), the fair range is 100–120 pts — any offer within that range should close successfully. Outside that range, either the holder or the counterparty will typically back out. Items with volatile demand (cosmetics) have wider fair ranges because personal preference varies.
Aery Kit is valued at 200 trade points because it offers unique team utility — teleport-to-ally plus stacking melee damage — that no other kit provides in S16. Its scarcity in ranked play and consistent ban-or-pick-first status in competitive lobbies makes it the gold standard trade item. In 42 logged trades, Aery was the most requested single kit, and it rarely changes hands straight-up for any single other item.
The three most common scam patterns in S16 BedWars trading: (1) The same-tier trap — someone offers 'A-for-A' while giving Infernal Shielder (90 pts) for your Warrior (110 pts). Always check specific values. (2) The cosmetic over-fill — cosmetics used to bridge a large gap that requires kit-level compensation. Cosmetics cover 5–20 pts at most. (3) The demand blind spot — offering Evelynn Kit (175 pts, medium demand) at face value when its lower demand means you need to negotiate differently. Use the lookup above before any high-value trade.
Yes. Kit tiers (S/A/B/C/D) describe competitive strength in matches. Bedwars trading values describe trade exchange worth. They correlate but are not identical — Evelynn Kit is S-tier by win rate but has medium trading demand because fewer players use its assassin playstyle. Infernal Shielder Kit is A-tier but has the lowest A-tier trading value (90 pts vs Warrior's 110) because its speed penalty discourages casual players.
The best bridge items are those with consistent, objectively understood value: Iron Golem (60 pts) for 55–65 pt gaps, Chainmail Armor Set (40 pts) for 35–45 pt gaps, Obsidian ×4 Cap (35 pts) for 30–40 pt gaps, and Diamond ×10 (20 pts) for 15–25 pt gaps. Avoid using cosmetics (Kill Effects, Trails) to bridge large gaps — their perceived value is too personal and leads to trade failure.
Trading values shift when Easy.gg releases a balance patch, when a kit moves in or out of free rotation, or when the ranked meta changes. Items marked Rising (Archer Kit, Adetunde Kit) in S16 have active community discussion suggesting their values may increase. Always check recent r/RobloxBedwars trading posts before any major trade — this page was last updated June 2026 for Season 16.
Built by Jim Liu, a Sydney-based developer with 42 logged BedWars Roblox trades and 50+ competitive matches across Seasons 15–16. Demand multipliers and fair ranges reflect observed trade patterns from r/RobloxBedwars threads — not theoretical models. Values are community consensus from June 2026 S16; not affiliated with Easy.gg or Roblox Corporation. More about this site →
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