Roblox published catalog items for a short list of official clan communities, and three of those lines sit far outside the Korblox and Redcliff spotlight: the Orinthians, the Emerald Knights of the Seventh Sanctum, and the Wizards of the Astral Isles. Between them they produced exactly four classic Limiteds, meaning Roblox-made collectibles that players can trade and resell. RBX Invest catalog data as of October 2026 puts their RAP, the smoothed average of an item's past sale prices, between 1,352 and 5,440 Robux (R$), with the cheapest copies listed between 1,200 and 7,750 R$. Everything else in the three lines is ordinary catalog stock, and most of that stock is still on sale from Roblox. A catalog pass on October 18, 2026 found more than 40 of those pieces available at prices from 95 R$ up.
Quick answer: These three clan series hold four classic Limiteds in total. The Orinthian Crossbow leads at 5,440 RAP across 1,000 copies, followed by the Orinthian Cape (1,500 copies), the Knights of the Seventh Sanctum : Dual Duel Axes (2,048 copies) and the Wizards of the Astral Isles: Frog Transformer (4,931 copies, the cheapest of the four at 1,352 RAP).
| Limited | Clan | Released | First price | Copies | RAP | Lowest ask |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Orinthian Crossbow |
Orinthians | Apr 6, 2018 | 600 R$ | 1,000 | 5,440 R$ | 7,750 R$ |
 Orinthian Cape |
Orinthians | Sep 25, 2014 | 275 R$ | 1,500 | 5,162 R$ | 4,488 R$ |
 Knights of the Seventh Sanctum : Dual Duel Axes |
Emerald Knights | Jan 13, 2012 | 1,000 R$ | 2,048 | 2,668 R$ | 4,000 R$ |
 Wizards of the Astral Isles: Frog Transformer |
Astral Isles | Feb 15, 2013 | 50 R$ | 4,931 | 1,352 R$ | 1,200 R$ |
Two more terms do a lot of work below. Copies means how many exist in players' inventories. The lowest ask is the cheapest copy anyone currently has listed for resale, so it tells you what buying one costs today. RAP moves slowly on purpose: every sale drags it one tenth of the way from the old number toward the new sale price, which is why a quiet item can keep a RAP that nobody is actually paying. Our guide to RAP covers that math in full.
What were Roblox's clan series? Official groups that Roblox made items for
In the early 2010s Roblox ran a small set of medieval fantasy communities as official groups, with staff involvement and a running war story behind them. Roblox then published hats, bundles and gear in the catalog to support each side. Korblox and the Knights of RedCliff are the famous two, and we cover their rivalry in Roblox Clan Wars: Korblox vs Redcliff and the Redcliff item line in Knights of RedCliff & Splintered Skies.
Three more factions got the same treatment with much less attention. The Roblox Wiki records all three as official communities with Roblox-published items, and the groups are still standing. Checked against Roblox's own group pages on October 18, 2026, the Wizards of the Astral Isles has 4,843 members, the Orinthians 2,846 and the Emerald Knights of the Seventh Sanctum 2,549. For scale, the Knights of RedCliff group holds 13,856 members and Korblox's Empire 4,083.
All three item lines wound down around 2018 by the wiki's dating. What's left is a tidy corner of the classic market: four Limiteds, dozens of permanent catalog items, and almost no trader attention.
Orinthian items on Roblox: two Limiteds and a line you can still buy
The Orinthian catalog line leaned on flight. Wings, a Guardian Winger, a pilot hat and a falcon all carry the name. The Roblox Wiki dates the series from 2012 to 2018, and the oldest pieces check out: the Orinthian Falcon, Mace, Sword and Shield and Blaster 3777 were all published on September 13, 2012.
Two members became Limiteds. The Orinthian Cape arrived September 25, 2014 at 275 R$ and now sits at 5,162 RAP across 1,500 copies, with the cheapest listing at 4,488 R$. Buying one today costs less than its RAP, which is what the market looks like when the last few sales ran hot and current sellers are more realistic. It carries 5,787 favorites in our catalog data, ahead of the Crossbow's 2,629 and the Dual Duel Axes' 5,140, which fits a back accessory that actually looks good on an avatar. You'll find it among the rest of the old cape and wing stock in the classic back accessories collection.
The Orinthian Crossbow is the family's top item by RAP at 5,440, from only 1,000 copies, released April 6, 2018 at 600 R$. It's gear, an older item type you equip inside an experience rather than wear on your avatar, which matters a lot for pricing further down. The cheapest copy is listed at 7,750 R$, roughly 1.4x its RAP, so sellers want more than the recent sale history supports.
The rest of the line stayed ordinary catalog stock, and most of it is still buyable. As of October 18, 2026, Roblox still sells the Orinthian Pilot hat for 150 R$, the Orinthian Lady bundle for 125 R$, the Orinthian Swordpack for 600 R$, the Orinthian Wings for 725 R$ and the Orinthian Blaster 3777 gear for 825 R$. The Soldier Helmet and the Orinthian Bow have gone offsale, and regular catalog items have no resale market, so those two simply sit in inventories.
UGC creators have borrowed the name too. UGC Limiteds are limited-run items made by community creators rather than Roblox, and one called the Orinthian Bandana, by Zuventi, runs 5,000 copies with a 95 R$ ask. It carries the name and none of the history, and the price says so.
What is the Emerald Knights of the Seventh Sanctum series? One Limited from 2012
The Emerald Knights, abbreviated EKoSS, were written as the neutral faction, sworn to keep the balance in Robloxia instead of picking a side in the war. The group's page on the Roblox Wiki quotes a description built around undead power and stability, and the catalog line matches it: green armor, a lance, a staff, a spellbook and a glaive.
One item made the jump to Limited. Knights of the Seventh Sanctum : Dual Duel Axes was published January 13, 2012 at 1,000 R$, a serious price for gear in 2012. It now holds 2,048 copies, 2,668 RAP and a lowest ask of 4,000 R$. That ask is about 1.5x RAP, the widest gap of the four, and 5,140 favorites suggest people liked the item more than they wanted to pay for it.
Almost the whole EKoSS line is still sold by Roblox at catalog price, which makes it the cheapest of these three lines to collect. The Honorable bundle runs 100 R$, the EKoSS Bow Tie 125 R$, the Infantry and Initiate bundles 150 R$ each, the Ceremonial War Helm 250 R$, the EKoSS Headphones 375 R$, and the Spellbook gear 750 R$. If you're assembling a knight look on a budget, the knight items collection is the faster way to weigh those against the expensive classic helms.
Wizards of the Astral Isles items: the cheapest clan Limited at 4,931 copies
The Wizards were Redcliff's allies, a spellcasting community that the Roblox Wiki documents as the oldest of these three lines, with wizard-tower loot gear appearing in 2011. The wiki also notes the faction went unnamed in the original clan-war blog posts and picked up the Astral Isles name later, which tells you how much branding it got.
Their one Limited is the joke of the group in the best way. Wizards of the Astral Isles: Frog Transformer launched February 15, 2013 at 50 R$ and turns a target into a frog. Roblox minted 4,931 copies, by far the largest print in this article, and it now trades at 1,352 RAP with copies listed from 1,200 R$. Going from a 50 R$ sticker to a 1,200 R$ ask over thirteen years looks dramatic, and the 4,931-copy supply still keeps it the entry point of this group by a wide margin.
Most of the Astral line also remains on sale from Roblox: the Astral Isle Guardia helm and the Baseball Cap at 95 R$ each, the Sentry bundle at 150 R$, the Hooded Cloak of the Astral Isles at 325 R$, and the Pegasus gear at 2,000 R$, the priciest clan piece that pass turned up. The Astral Isle Apprentice's Hat went offsale and has no resale market. Both the Frog Transformer and the Dual Duel Axes live in the classic gear collection if you want to see where they rank in the wider old-gear market.
Why clan Limiteds never priced like Korblox: supply, gear and avatar looks
Three things separate these four items from the clan Limiteds that made collectors rich.
Supply is the first. One thousand copies counts as scarce by 2026 standards, but 2,048 and 4,931 do not, and the Frog Transformer's price shows it. Many items in the rarest Limiteds collection sit under 200 copies, and that is the tier where prices run away.
Item type is the second, and it's the big one. Three of these four are gear. Many experiences disable gear entirely, and it never shows on your avatar in the catalog or on your profile, so the demand pool shrinks to collectors. Our guide to Roblox gear Limiteds walks through why that whole category trades at a discount to hats and accessories of similar rarity. The one wearable here is the Orinthian Cape, and it's also the one with the most favorites.
Avatar fame is the third. Group size doesn't set prices: Korblox's Empire has 4,083 members, fewer than the Wizards of the Astral Isles, and Korblox items are still the ones everyone recognizes on sight. Korblox got a signature look that spread across the platform. The Orinthians, EKoSS and the Wizards never produced a silhouette anyone can name from a thumbnail.
Are clan Limiteds worth buying? What the asks say in October 2026
The four split evenly. The Crossbow and the Dual Duel Axes ask above their RAP, by 1.4x and 1.5x. The Cape and the Frog Transformer ask slightly below it. In a market this quiet, both situations come from the same place: a handful of sellers setting whatever price they feel like, with no steady flow of sales to correct them.
Do the resale math before you commit. A classic Limited resale carries a 30% marketplace fee, so you keep 70% of the sale price. Sell a Dual Duel Axes copy at 4,000 R$ and 2,800 R$ reaches your account. Buy at today's 4,000 R$ ask and you need roughly 5,720 R$ back to break even, about 1.43x what you paid. On an item whose RAP is 2,668, that's a long wait.
The honest read is that these four are completionist pieces. If you collect classic clan history, they're cheap entries next to Korblox and Redcliff prices, and all four sit comfortably inside the Limiteds under 10,000 R$ collection. If you're buying to flip, the spread between RAP and ask on two of them already works against you, and gear demand leaves you little to flip into. Watch live asks on the items leaderboard, check the Deals feed for anything listed below its usual floor, and use the reseller terminal if you want position tracking on a family this thin. This is not financial advice, and thin-market items like these can sit unsold for weeks.
For the clan lines that did command real money, start with the Korblox series history, then browse the collections hub to compare price bands across the classic families.
Figures here come from RBX Invest catalog data plus Roblox's own catalog and group pages as of October 18, 2026, series history from the Roblox Wiki, and resale fee rules checked against Roblox's Marketplace documentation the same day.
FAQ
What are Roblox's clan series?
Roblox clan series are catalog item lines that Roblox published to support official medieval fantasy communities in the early 2010s, including Korblox, the Knights of RedCliff, the Orinthians, the Emerald Knights of the Seventh Sanctum and the Wizards of the Astral Isles. Each line mixed hats, bundles and gear, and a few members became Limiteds.
How many Limiteds do the Orinthian, EKoSS and Astral Isles series have?
Four in total. The Orinthians have two, the Orinthian Crossbow and the Orinthian Cape. The Emerald Knights have one, the Knights of the Seventh Sanctum : Dual Duel Axes. The Wizards of the Astral Isles have one, the Frog Transformer. Every other item in the three lines is a regular catalog item.
Which of these clan Limiteds is worth the most?
The Orinthian Crossbow, at 5,440 RAP from 1,000 copies as of October 2026. The Orinthian Cape is close behind at 5,162 RAP, and it has the cheaper live ask of the two at 4,488 R$ against the Crossbow's 7,750 R$.
Can you still buy Orinthian or Astral Isles items from Roblox?
Yes, and that's the cheap way into the look. A catalog pass on October 18, 2026 found more than 40 Roblox-made clan pieces still on sale across the three lines, starting at 95 R$ for the Astral Isle Guardia helm and the Wizards of the Astral Isles Baseball Cap, through the Orinthian Pilot at 150 R$ and the EKoSS Headphones at 375 R$, up to the Astral Isles Pegasus gear at 2,000 R$. Those are regular catalog items, so you can wear them, though they have no resale market.
Are clan Limiteds tradeable on Roblox?
Yes. All four are classic Limiteds, so they move through Roblox's player-to-player Trade system as well as marketplace resales. Trading needs an active Roblox Plus subscription on both accounts. Classic Limiteds also carry a two-day hold after you receive one in a trade and a seven-day hold after you buy one on the resale market.
Why is the Frog Transformer the cheapest of the four?
Supply and item type. Roblox minted 4,931 copies, more than twice the next largest print in this group, and it's gear rather than something you wear on your avatar. Both push demand down, which is why it asks 1,200 R$ while a 1,000-copy item in the same corner of the market asks 7,750 R$.
Do UGC creators make clan-themed items?
Some borrow the names. The Orinthian Bandana by Zuventi is a UGC Limited with 5,000 copies asking 95 R$, which puts it in the pocket-change tier of the market. UGC Limiteds also change hands only through marketplace resales, because Roblox's Trade system handles classic Limiteds alone.
What does it cost to resell a classic clan Limited?
A classic Limited resale takes a 30% marketplace fee, so you keep 70% of the sale price. At the Dual Duel Axes' current 4,000 R$ ask, a seller nets 2,800 R$, and a buyer at that price needs about 5,720 R$ on resale to break even. Reselling also requires an active Roblox Plus subscription on the seller's account.