Roblox's clan wars were a fan-written war story that Roblox itself sold merchandise for. Between 2011 and 2018 the company published catalog items branded for a handful of player-run groups, led by Korblox's Empire and the Knights of RedCliff, and most of those items are now classic Limiteds (items Roblox has stopped selling, so the only copies left are the ones players already own). What those items are worth today has nothing to do with who won the war. Korblox King leads the whole category with a RAP of 93,445 Robux across 196 copies, while the Wizards of the Astral Isles' only tracked Limited sits at 1,746 Robux across 4,931 copies. RAP means recent average price, Roblox's running average of what an item has actually been selling for.
Quick answer: The Roblox clan wars were a lore rivalry between Korblox's Empire and the Knights of RedCliff, with the Knights of the Splintered Skies, the Wizards of the Astral Isles, the Orinthians and the Emerald Knights of the Seventh Sanctum filling out the map. Roblox published branded hats and gear for each group, and Korblox pieces are the most valuable today because they had the smallest print runs, not because Korblox won.
| At a glance | Roblox clan items |
|---|---|
| Groups with Roblox-published items | 7 (including the DarkAge Ninjas) |
| First clan Limited tracked here | Apr 15, 2011 |
| Newest clan Limited tracked here | Aug 23, 2018 |
| Priciest | Korblox King, 93,445 R$ RAP |
| Cheapest | Wizards of the Astral Isles: Frog Transformer, 1,746 R$ RAP |
| Smallest print | 196 copies (Korblox King) |
| Largest print | 4,931 copies (Frog Transformer) |
What were the Roblox clan wars? A player-run rivalry Roblox turned into catalog items
In the early 2010s Roblox did something it has never really repeated: it let a small set of community groups have official items. The groups were run by players, sometimes by Roblox staff, and they role-played a medieval fantasy war set in a world called Robloxia. Roblox then published hats, capes, bundles (full avatar sets) and gear (usable weapons and tools) branded for those groups, and sold them in the catalog like any other item.
The Roblox Wiki, which is community-maintained, describes the two sides plainly. Korblox's Empire is the undead ice faction from the frozen wastes. The Knights of RedCliff are the knights who defend the middle of the map. RedCliff's allies were the Knights of the Splintered Skies, who built a city in the clouds, and the Wizards of the Astral Isles. The Orinthians, a winged faction, and the Emerald Knights of the Seventh Sanctum, who claim to fight for balance rather than for either side, sat off to one edge of the story.
Most of the lore lived in Roblox blog posts published around 2011, and those posts are gone from the site now. Treat the story as fan history Roblox once endorsed rather than documentation you can go and check. The items are a different matter: every one is still in Roblox's catalog with a release date, a launch price and a copy count, and that data is what the rest of this article runs on.
Which clan Limited is worth the most? Korblox King, at a RAP of 93,445 Robux
Below is the most valuable Limited from each faction, ordered by what traders actually pay rather than by launch price. Copies is the number ever minted. The lowest ask is the cheapest copy a reseller has listed right now, and it moves much faster than RAP does. Every one of these was published by Roblox itself, so they are classic Limiteds rather than UGC Limiteds (items built and sold by community creators).
| Item | Faction | Released | Copies | RAP | Lowest ask |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Korblox King |
Korblox's Empire | May 25, 2011 | 196 | 93,445 R$ | 381,000 R$ |
 Overseer Wings of Terror |
Overseer | Apr 6, 2018 | 1,001 | 78,678 R$ | 69,690 R$ |
 Knights of the Splintered Skies: Wind Summoner |
Splintered Skies | Aug 23, 2013 | 752 | 44,613 R$ | 49,998 R$ |
 DarkAge Ninjas: Dual Kamas |
DarkAge Ninjas | Sep 3, 2011 | 986 | 25,575 R$ | 60,000 R$ |
 Honored Redcliff Crown |
Knights of RedCliff | Aug 23, 2018 | 2,172 | 9,536 R$ | 8,000 R$ |
 Orinthian Cape |
Orinthians | Sep 25, 2014 | 1,500 | 6,132 R$ | 8,500 R$ |
 Knights of the Seventh Sanctum : Dual Duel Axes |
Emerald Knights | Jan 13, 2012 | 2,048 | 2,668 R$ | 2,400 R$ |
 Wizards of the Astral Isles: Frog Transformer |
Wizards of the Astral Isles | Feb 15, 2013 | 4,931 | 1,746 R$ | 4,998 R$ |
The pattern is supply, top to bottom. The two smallest print runs, 196 and 752 copies, sit first and third, and the item with nearly 5,000 copies sits last. Nothing about the lore changes that.
Look at the gap between RAP and the lowest ask on the thin items, though. Korblox King's cheapest listing is 381,000 Robux against a RAP of 93,445, and the Dual Kamas ask more than twice their RAP. When only a couple of hundred copies exist, the few owners willing to sell can price wherever they like, and RAP barely moves because sales are so rare. On items like these, the ask is the price you would actually pay.
Korblox's Empire: the faction that keeps every price record
Korblox produced the category's gem, the word traders use for a scarce Limited that trades far above everything around it. Korblox King went on sale on May 25, 2011 for 5,000 Robux, which was an enormous price at the time, and only 196 people bought one. Fifteen years later that decision is the whole reason it costs what it does.
The theme is older than the group. Roblox's catalog has a Korblox-branded hat, Korblox Chosen, dating to November 5, 2009, well before the wiki's account of the group being recognized in 2012. It has 465 copies and a RAP of 25,479 Robux.
Korblox is also the faction most players know by sight, because the Korblox Deathspeaker bundle with its skeleton leg is still on sale from Roblox for 17,000 Robux. That constant visibility is part of why the accessories hold their price. Our Korblox series history walks through every piece, and the Korblox collection ranks the tracked items live.
The Knights of RedCliff and their allies: famous lore, ordinary prices
RedCliff is the better-known group and the cheaper item line. Its first tracked Limited, Knights of Redcliff: Bow and Arrow, launched on April 15, 2011 at 2,000 Robux and minted 1,040 copies, and it trades at a RAP of 5,510 Robux today. The line's most valuable piece, the Honored Redcliff Crown from August 2018, sits at 9,536 Robux on 2,172 copies.
That is the whole RedCliff problem in two numbers. Roblox printed more RedCliff items, priced them lower, and sold them to a much bigger player base than existed in 2011, so popularity spread the supply around instead of concentrating it.
The Splintered Skies produced the sleeper of the category
RedCliff's sky-kingdom allies got fewer items and a much better one. Knights of the Splintered Skies: Wind Summoner sold on August 23, 2013 for 1,000 Robux and stopped at 752 copies, and it now carries a RAP of 44,613 Robux. That is roughly forty-five times its launch price on a piece of gear most players have never heard of.
The group itself still exists under a different name: the wiki records group 288278 as now going by The Celestial Realms, though the items keep the old branding. Both groups get the full treatment in our RedCliff and Splintered Skies history.
The three factions almost nobody collects
These are the clans that never got a dedicated fanbase, and their items are priced accordingly. If you want a piece of clan-war history for a few thousand Robux, this is where it is.
Orinthians: the winged faction with a cape worth 6,132 Robux
The Orinthians are built around flight, and the wiki's Orinthian series page lists more than twenty items with the name, most of them bundles and gear rather than Limiteds. Only a couple are tracked as Limiteds here. Orinthian Cape launched September 25, 2014 at 275 Robux, minted 1,500 copies and now has a RAP of 6,132 Robux, with the cheapest copy asking 8,500. Orinthian Crossbow followed in April 2018 at 600 Robux with 1,000 copies and a RAP of 5,440 Robux.
Plenty of Orinthian items were never Limiteds at all. The Orinthian Swordpack from August 2018 is still an ordinary 600 Robux catalog item, with no copy count and no resale market. That split runs through every clan line: the branded gear you remember is often not the branded gear that trades.
Emerald Knights of the Seventh Sanctum: the neutral undead
The Emerald Knights are the odd faction out, described in the group's own text as undead knights who serve neither side and fight only to keep the world stable. Their one tracked Limited, the Knights of the Seventh Sanctum : Dual Duel Axes, went on sale January 13, 2012 at 1,000 Robux, minted 2,048 copies and now trades at a RAP of 2,668 Robux with an ask of 2,400.
An item that sold for 1,000 Robux in 2012 and asks 2,400 today has not done much in fourteen years. The axes are not a bad item. A theme without an active community behind it simply has nobody bidding for it.
Wizards of the Astral Isles: the cheapest way in
The wizards were RedCliff's magical allies, and their tracked Limited is a joke item that turns other players into frogs. Wizards of the Astral Isles: Frog Transformer sold for 50 Robux on February 15, 2013 and minted 4,931 copies, the largest print in this article. Its RAP is 1,746 Robux and the cheapest listing is 4,998.
Notice that ask sitting almost three times above RAP on an item this common. That usually means the cheap copies are gone and only optimistic sellers are left, which is worth checking before you assume a low RAP is what you will pay. The group's non-Limited gear is still on sale from Roblox too, including the Hooded Cloak of the Astral Isles, which has cost 325 Robux since 2014 and never converted to a Limited.
Where does the Overseer fit? It looks like a clan and isn't one
The Overseer line copies the clan formula exactly: matching helmets, cloaks, pauldrons and gear under one faction name and one black-and-green eye motif. The difference, as the wiki notes, is that no Roblox-backed group ever stood behind it. The Overseer is an aesthetic, not a community.
It is also the second most valuable line here. Overseer Wings of Terror launched April 6, 2018 at 20,000 Robux, twenty times what the Wind Summoner cost, and its 1,001 copies now carry a RAP of 78,678 Robux. Compare that to Overseer's Eye, which cost 50 Robux in 2012, minted 1,410 copies and sits at 54,465 Robux. Two very different launch prices, two similar outcomes, both driven by small print runs. The Overseer series history covers all sixteen pieces.
The DarkAge Ninjas belong in the same bracket. The wiki lists them as unofficial Korblox allies, and their DarkAge Ninjas: Dual Kamas is the fourth most valuable item here at a RAP of 25,575 Robux on 986 copies. Their full story is in our ninja series history.
Are clan Limiteds worth buying in 2026?
They are collector items with real scarcity and thin trading, which is a specific kind of bet. Three things I would think about.
Print size decides everything. Every item in the table with under 1,100 copies is worth five figures or more, and every item with over 2,000 copies is worth under 10,000 Robux. If you are picking between two clan pieces, the copy count tells you more than the faction does.
The asks are wide. On Korblox King, the Dual Kamas and the Frog Transformer, the cheapest listing sits far above RAP, so a buyer today pays a real premium over the last recorded sales. Patience matters more here than on items that sell every day. The Deals feed flags copies listed below RAP once you sign in with your Roblox account, and the items leaderboard lets you screen by copies and RAP without opening each page.
Fees eat small flips. Reselling a classic Limited costs a 30% marketplace fee, so you keep 70% of the sale price. Buy the Dual Duel Axes at 2,400 Robux, sell at 3,400, and you keep 2,380, which is slightly less than you paid. You need roughly a 1.43x price rise just to get your Robux back. Trading is the other route, and it needs an active Roblox Plus subscription on both sides.
None of this is financial advice. Robux you spend on collectibles is spent, quiet item lines can stay quiet for years, and you should only buy a clan piece you would be happy wearing if the price never moves.
Prices, copy counts, launch prices and release dates in this article come from RBX Invest catalog data as of September 4, 2026, sale prices for the items Roblox still sells were checked against Roblox's own catalog on the same date, group and lore history comes from the community-maintained Roblox Wiki on Fandom, and the resale and trading rules come from Roblox's marketplace documentation.
FAQ
What were the Roblox clan wars?
They were a role-played war between player-run Roblox groups in the early 2010s, mainly Korblox's Empire against the Knights of RedCliff and their allies. Roblox backed the story by publishing catalog items branded for each group between 2011 and 2018, and most of those items are now classic Limiteds.
Which Roblox clan item is worth the most?
Korblox King, with a RAP of 93,445 Robux as of September 2026. It launched on May 25, 2011 at 5,000 Robux and minted only 196 copies, the smallest print run of any clan item, and its cheapest live listing is 381,000 Robux.
Can you still buy Korblox and RedCliff items from Roblox?
Not the Limited ones. Every clan Limited is off sale, so the only ways to get one are buying a copy from a reseller on the item's catalog page or trading for it. Some non-Limited clan gear and the Korblox Deathspeaker bundle are still sold by Roblox directly.
Can you trade clan Limiteds?
Yes. They were all published by Roblox, which makes them classic Limiteds, and Roblox's marketplace rules allow only Roblox-created Limiteds to be traded. Both players in a trade need an active Roblox Plus subscription. UGC Limiteds cannot be traded at all, only resold.
Which clan groups are still around?
Most of them are inactive. The Roblox Wiki records Korblox's Empire, the Wizards of the Astral Isles and the Emerald Knights of the Seventh Sanctum as abandoned, with members moving to rebranded successor groups, while the Splintered Skies group now operates under the name The Celestial Realms.
Why are Korblox items worth more than RedCliff items?
Print size. Korblox King sold 196 copies at 5,000 Robux in 2011, when few players could afford it. The best RedCliff piece, the Honored Redcliff Crown, sold 2,172 copies at 800 Robux in 2018 to a far bigger player base. More copies and a lower price gate meant more supply, and more supply means a lower price today.
What is the cheapest clan Limited?
The Wizards of the Astral Isles: Frog Transformer, at a RAP of 1,746 Robux. It launched at 50 Robux in February 2013 and minted 4,931 copies, the largest print run of any item covered here, which is exactly why it is the cheapest.
How much Robux do you keep when you resell a clan Limited?
You keep 70% of the sale price, because Roblox charges a 30% marketplace fee on classic Limited resales. A copy sold at 10,000 Robux pays you 7,000, which means you need about a 1.43x price increase over what you paid just to break even.