Roblox has 11 classic demon Limiteds, and one of them carries the whole category: Fiery Horns of the Netherworld, sitting at a RAP of 2,233,504 Robux as of October 3, 2026. A Limited is an item Roblox stopped selling after a fixed number of copies, so the only way to own one now is to get it from another player. RAP stands for Recent Average Price, a smoothed average of every sale an item has ever recorded. The other ten classic demon items run from roughly 400 Robux up to 300,000, and sitting beside them are 1,465 community-made demon Limiteds from the UGC era.
Quick answer: Fiery Horns of the Netherworld is the most valuable demon Limited on Roblox, with a 2,233,504 RAP and a lowest ask of 2,449,000 Robux. Azurewrath Duke Of Demons and The Devil's Cowboy come next. The cheapest of the 11 classic demon Limiteds is the Deviled Egg, asking under 400 Robux.
Every classic demon Limited on Roblox, ranked by what traders pay
These are all 11 demon-named and devil-named Limiteds published by Roblox itself. Copies means the total ever minted, and lowest ask is the cheapest copy a reseller currently has listed. Both come from RBX Invest catalog data pulled October 3, 2026.
The order below follows trader consensus value. RAP lags badly on items that almost never sell, so where the two orderings disagree, this article says so.
| Item | Released | Launch price | Copies | RAP | Lowest ask |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Fiery Horns of the Netherworld |
Feb 13, 2015 | 3,000 R$ | 1,922 | 2,233,504 | 2,449,000 |
 Azurewrath Duke Of Demons |
Jun 1, 2012 | 1,000 R$ | 248 | 56,476 | 299,989 |
 The Devil's Cowboy |
Jan 20, 2012 | 200 R$ | 588 | 70,941 | 140,000 |
 Infernal Undead Immortal Sword |
Oct 10, 2018 | 13,000 R$ | 12,693 | 18,146 | 18,500 |
 Demon Trucker |
Oct 13, 2011 | 75 R$ | 680 | 19,695 | 21,429 |
 Demon Cap |
Oct 5, 2012 | 50 R$ | 2,381 | 4,641 | 5,799 |
 Dare Devil Helmet |
Sep 16, 2011 | 100 R$ | 1,378 | 4,447 | 7,800 |
 Dare Devil |
May 25, 2011 | 120 R$ | 927 | 4,020 | 4,322 |
 Demon-lite |
Feb 15, 2013 | 100 R$ | 1,969 | 2,713 | 2,300 |
 Crimson Demon-lite |
Nov 23, 2016 | 100 R$ | 5,002 | 1,243 | 1,150 |
 Deviled Egg |
Mar 25, 2013 | Free | 80,098 | 361 | 399 |
Three of those rows are demon items by name only. The Dare Devil and Dare Devil Helmet are stunt-rider helmets, and the Deviled Egg is a food pun from an egg hunt.
The live version of this list, including the community-made items, sits on the demon items collection, and the classic line is ranked alongside every other Limited on the items leaderboard.
Which demon Limited is worth the most? Fiery Horns of the Netherworld
Fiery Horns of the Netherworld went on sale February 13, 2015 at 3,000 Robux with 1,922 copies. Its catalog description is one line: "He believes he can change his destiny, and the world." Today a single copy asks 2,449,000.
Supply is what puts this item where it is. Fewer than 2,000 copies exist for a hat half the platform recognizes on sight, and it carries over 270,000 favorites. Tiny supply against very wide demand is the engine behind almost every gem on Roblox. A gem is the site's term for a scarce, high-value Limited that collectors hold for years.
The Fiery Horns belong to a wider family. Roblox released matching elemental horns over the following years, and the whole set has its own write-up in the Horns series history, with live pricing on the horns collection.
One practical note for anyone saving toward a copy: the gap between RAP and lowest ask here is only about 10%. Copies change hands often enough that RAP keeps up with asking prices, which makes this item far easier to price than the two below it.
Why does Azurewrath Duke Of Demons sell above its RAP?
Azurewrath Duke Of Demons came out June 1, 2012 at 1,000 Robux with 248 copies, making it the scarcest classic demon Limited by a wide margin. Its RAP reads 56,476. The cheapest copy on the market asks 299,989, more than five times that figure, and trader consensus values it well above its RAP too.
The reason is the item's float, meaning how many copies are actually in circulation. With 248 copies spread among long-term holders, weeks can pass without a sale. RAP updates using the formula New RAP = Old RAP + (Sale Price − Old RAP) / 10, so each sale pulls the number only one tenth of the way toward the real price. RAP can therefore sit on sales from months ago while holders have already moved their asks up. Our RAP explainer walks through that math.
This is the one place where ranking by RAP and ranking by consensus value disagree inside the demon family. By RAP, The Devil's Cowboy (70,941) outranks Azurewrath (56,476). By what traders actually pay, Azurewrath is clearly ahead, and the asking prices show it: 299,989 against 140,000. When you see a gap that wide on an item with a few hundred copies, trust the ask and the copy count over the RAP.
Azurewrath is also a Limited U, short for Limited Unique, which means every copy carries a serial number from 1 to 248. Low serials, especially #1, trade at a premium over the rest of the run, and our serial numbers guide covers how large that premium tends to be. The hat belongs to a longer blue-and-void themed line documented in the Azurewrath series history.
The Devil's Cowboy deserves a mention here too. It released January 20, 2012 for just 200 Robux, has 588 copies, and is also a Limited U. Anyone who bought one at launch and still holds it is sitting on roughly 700 times the purchase price at the current lowest ask.
Are there cheap demon Limiteds? Yes, from about 400 Robux
Most of the classic demon line is affordable. The 2011 to 2016 hats sold for 50 to 120 Robux each in runs of several hundred to several thousand, and they still trade in the low thousands.
The Demon-lite launched February 15, 2013 at 100 Robux with 1,969 copies, and its catalog blurb is genuinely funny: "Because sometimes you don't need a full demon- a Demon-lite will do." Its Crimson Demon-lite follow-up arrived in November 2016 with 5,002 copies, described as "slightly stronger than the other demon-lites." The Demon Cap from October 2012 is the mid-tier pick at a 5,799 ask across 2,381 copies.
Something in the table is worth a second look: both Demon-lites have a lowest ask below their RAP. Demon-lite asks 2,300 against a 2,713 RAP, and Crimson Demon-lite asks 1,150 against 1,243. That happens once supply is high enough that somebody always needs Robux more than they need the hat, and it tells you the real floor sits under the RAP. In this tier, the ask is the number to plan around. Items whose ask drops below RAP show up in the Deals feed, which needs a signed-in account.
Demon Trucker is the outlier at this end of the family. It sold for 75 Robux in October 2011 with only 680 copies, one of the smallest runs in the line, and now asks 21,429. Small original runs from 2011 tend to age well, which is the most reliable pattern in the classic market.
The Deviled Egg belongs to a different world entirely. It was a free prize from Roblox's 2013 Egg Hunt with 80,098 copies, and it asks 399 Robux. It earns its place here on the strength of its name alone.
Do UGC demon Limiteds hold their value? Most do not
Demon imagery exploded once Roblox opened Limiteds to community creators in April 2023. A UGC Limited is a Limited published by a community creator, and our catalog tracks 1,465 of them whose names include demon, devil, infernal, or nether, against 11 classic ones.
The strongest performers are the scarce ones. The Golden Faceless Mask with Demon Horns launched April 14, 2023 at 2,023 Robux with just 23 copies and now asks 80,000. The Eternal Demon Soul Taker, published by the CRPN806 Creations group, released at 5,000 Robux with 10 copies and asks 9,999. Both are tiny runs, and that is the whole story.
Below those, the picture turns ugly fast, because most of the 1,465 were minted in runs of 100 to 250 copies into a market that wanted a handful. Many carry asks that are pure fiction. Black Y2K Demon wings, released June 2023 at 666 Robux with 50 copies and a RAP under 8,000, has a lowest ask of 10,000,000 Robux. That is a projected item, meaning one listed far above what it actually trades for, usually because a holder hopes someone mistakes the ask for a value. Our guide to projected items explains how to spot them.
Two mechanical differences matter if you are choosing between the classic line and the UGC one:
- UGC Limiteds cannot be traded. Roblox's player-to-player Trade system supports classic Limiteds only, so UGC demon items change hands exclusively through Marketplace resales.
- Reselling a UGC Limited pays you half the sale price. Roblox's marketplace documentation sets the community-created Limited resale split at 50% to the reseller, 10% to the original creator, 10% to the seller or affiliate, and 30% to Roblox. Break-even on a flip is twice what you paid, a much steeper bar than most new resellers expect.
That 2x break-even is why the scarce items are the only UGC demons worth reselling. A 100-copy demon hat you bought at 1,000 Robux has to sell at 2,000 before you have made a single Robux. Our full comparison of the two markets is in classic Limiteds vs UGC Limiteds.
The devil-named hats that are stunt helmets: Dare Devil and Dare Devil Helmet
Searching the catalog for "devil" pulls in two hats with no demon connection. Dare Devil from May 2011 is a motorcycle stunt helmet quoting Evel Knievel: "I know guys in my hometown that drive by feel and sound." Dare Devil Helmet followed in September 2011 with the line "I double dog dare you."
They still matter to a buyer. Both are 2011 hats with modest copy counts, 927 and 1,378, sitting in the 4,000 to 8,000 Robux range. The Dare Devil Helmet asks 7,800 against a 4,447 RAP, and a spread that wide usually means thin supply or an optimistic seller, so check recent sales before paying the ask.
Is a demon Limited worth buying in 2026?
The family splits into three tiers, and each suits a different budget.
Fiery Horns of the Netherworld is the blue-chip pick and prices like it, with a tight RAP-to-ask spread and enough volume that you can get out when you want to. Azurewrath Duke Of Demons and The Devil's Cowboy are the collector tier: 248 and 588 copies, Limited U serials, and the catch that you may wait a long time for a buyer at your price. The 2011 to 2016 hats are the entry tier, where a few thousand Robux buys a genuine 15-year-old hat with a short original run.
Across all three, the pattern that has held up best is a small original mint plus a recognizable design. Demon Trucker at 680 copies has done far better in percentage terms than Crimson Demon-lite at 5,002, despite both launching under 120 Robux. Copy count did most of the work.
One honest caveat on the UGC side. The 2023 demon wave produced thousands of items chasing the same look, and that kind of supply rarely recovers. Buy a UGC demon item outside the sub-50-copy range because you want to wear it. None of this is financial advice. Limited prices move on demand that can disappear, and a thin market means you might not be able to sell when you want to.
Data in this article comes from RBX Invest catalog data as of October 3, 2026, cross-checked against Roblox's own item details API for release dates, launch prices, copy counts, and lowest resale prices, with resale percentages taken from Roblox's marketplace fees and commissions documentation.
FAQ
What is the most expensive demon Limited on Roblox?
Fiery Horns of the Netherworld is the most expensive demon Limited, with a RAP of 2,233,504 Robux and a lowest ask of 2,449,000 as of October 3, 2026. It released February 13, 2015 at 3,000 Robux with 1,922 copies.
How many classic demon Limiteds are there on Roblox?
There are 11 Limiteds published by Roblox itself whose names include demon, devil, infernal, or nether. Two of them, Dare Devil and Dare Devil Helmet, are stunt-rider helmets, and a third, the Deviled Egg, is an egg hunt prize named after a food.
What is the rarest demon Limited on Roblox?
Azurewrath Duke Of Demons is the rarest classic demon Limited, with 248 total copies minted. It released June 1, 2012 at 1,000 Robux and is a Limited U, so every copy carries a serial number from 1 to 248.
Why is Azurewrath Duke Of Demons listed so far above its RAP?
Because only 248 copies exist and they rarely sell. RAP moves one tenth of the way toward each new sale price, so on an item this thin it can reflect sales from months ago. Its lowest ask of 299,989 Robux is a better guide than its 56,476 RAP.
What is the cheapest demon Limited on Roblox?
The Deviled Egg, a free prize from the 2013 Egg Hunt with 80,098 copies, asks 399 Robux. Among the hats actually designed as demon items, Crimson Demon-lite is cheapest at a 1,150 Robux ask.
Can you trade UGC demon Limiteds on Roblox?
No. Roblox's Trade system supports classic Limiteds only, so community-made demon Limiteds change hands only through Marketplace resales. Classic demon Limiteds like Fiery Horns and Demon Trucker can be traded, provided both accounts have an active Roblox Plus subscription.
How much do you keep when you resell a UGC demon Limited?
You keep 50% of the sale price. Roblox's marketplace documentation splits a community-created Limited resale as 50% to the reseller, 10% to the original creator, 10% to the seller or affiliate, and 30% to Roblox, so you have to sell at twice your purchase price to break even.
Are UGC demon Limiteds a good investment?
Mostly no. Our catalog tracks 1,465 of them, and the supply glut that followed the 2023 UGC Limited launch left most trading below their release price. The exceptions are runs under about 50 copies, such as the 23-copy Golden Faceless Mask with Demon Horns, which asks 80,000 Robux against a 2,023 Robux launch price.