How to Get Headless and Korblox in Roblox

Korblox Deathspeaker and the Headless Horseman both come from the Avatar Shop, and you buy them with Robux on your own account. Korblox Deathspeaker costs 17,000 Robux and is listed every day of the year. The Headless Horseman costs 31,000 Robux and only gets listed for a few weeks around Halloween, with its last window running from October 1 to November 3, 2025. Roblox's catalog shows it off sale again as of September 24, 2026. Neither one is a Limited, the kind of item Roblox caps at a fixed number of copies and lets owners resell, so neither can be traded or sold on once it lands in your inventory.

Quick answer: Buy Korblox Deathspeaker for 17,000 Robux any time. Buy the Headless Horseman for 31,000 Robux during its October window, the only stretch of the year Roblox lists it. Both purchases are permanent, and neither can be traded or resold.

Those favorite counts are the clearest public measure of demand for the pair: over three million saves each.

How do you get Korblox in Roblox? Buy the bundle for 17,000 Robux any day

Korblox Deathspeaker is a body-parts bundle published by the Roblox account itself. One purchase gives you five body parts, the Korblox Deathspeaker Hood and a saved outfit, and the parts are recolorable, so the blue skeleton legs everyone recognizes will work with whatever else you wear. Roblox's catalog record lists the bundle as on sale with no end date, so there is no window to wait for.

You can buy it from the Avatar Shop on the website or app, or inside an experience that sells avatar items. The price is 17,000 Robux either way. Roblox's marketplace documentation says an in-experience purchase pays the owner of that experience a 40% affiliate commission, so buying it inside somebody's game sends them a share of what you spend.

The price has come down twice. Community records on the Roblox Wiki put the bundle at 12,500 Robux during the Labor Day 2016 sale and 13,000 Robux during the Memorial Day 2017 sale, with nothing since. Two markdowns in thirteen years is a thin record to bet on, so read how Roblox's sale events work before you decide to wait one out.

One detail surprises new buyers: single body parts are not for sale. Roblox marks every part inside the bundle as unavailable on its own, so 17,000 Robux for the full bundle is the only route to a Korblox leg.

How do you get the Headless Horseman? Wait for October, then pay 31,000 Robux

The Headless Horseman has been a Halloween release since Roblox published it on October 31, 2013, and Roblox's own asset records date the bundle's torso to that same day. It returns most years for about a month. Community records on the Roblox Wiki's Headless Horseman page list every window from 2013 through 2025, usually opening on or near October 1 and closing on November 1. Roblox's catalog data agrees on the most recent one, recording an off-sale date of November 3, 2025.

As of September 24, 2026 the bundle reads Off Sale at 31,000 Robux, and Roblox has not announced this year's window. After thirteen straight years of October listings, the sensible plan is to have 31,000 Robux banked before the month starts.

A purchase gives you five body parts, an item called Headless Horseman's New Head, and the Headless Head, which is the piece almost everybody is actually buying. Owning it is permanent. When the window closes, the bundle leaves the shop and stays in your inventory.

There is one strange footnote in its history. Community records say the bundle briefly appeared free on November 15, 2023 for around twenty minutes before Roblox pulled it. It was a one-off mistake, and nobody should plan around a repeat.

Can you trade or resell Headless and Korblox? No, both are non-limited bundles

Roblox's catalog marks both bundles as non-limited with resale disabled. Three things follow from that:

• No copy count and no serial number. A serial number is the stamped edition number a Limited carries, and these bundles never get one.
• No RAP. RAP, short for recent average price, is a smoothed average of an item's real sale prices, and an item with no sales has none. Our RAP explainer walks through the formula.
• No resale listing, so no other player can buy your copy from you.

Trading is closed off as well. Roblox's marketplace documentation states that only Roblox-created Limiteds are tradeable, and the trade system needs an active Roblox Plus subscription on both accounts. UGC Limiteds, meaning Limiteds published by community creators, change hands only through Marketplace resales. These bundles sit outside both systems. Our classic versus UGC Limiteds guide covers where each type fits.

So the Robux you spend here buys a permanent look, and that Robux does not come back.

What Korblox items can you actually trade? Fourteen classic Limiteds, nine cheaper than the bundle

Roblox has been releasing Korblox-themed classic Limiteds since 2009, and every one of them can be traded. Classic Limiteds are the Roblox-made Limiteds from the old catalog, and they are the only avatar items the trade system supports. Below is every Korblox classic Limited we track, ordered by RAP, with copies minted, the cheapest current asking price, and the year Roblox created the item.

Item	RAP	Copies	Lowest ask	Created
Korblox King	93,445	196	389,999 R$	2011
Son of Korblox: Azurewrath King	35,280	369	99,948 R$	2015
Korblox Ice Crystal Circlet	34,611	1,053	30,000 R$	2014
Korblox Chosen	25,479	465	50,000 R$	2009
Korblox Shoulder Pauldrons	24,310	798	21,900 R$	2015
Korblox Deathspeaker's Spell Book	17,214	1,483	14,500 R$	2011
Korblox: Tripmine	13,435	1,236	5,999 R$	2011
Cursed Korblox Pendant	13,087	2,502	12,997 R$	2016
Korblox - Fallen's Spine Blade	7,717	999	9,260 R$	2013
Korblox Polar Defense Helm	7,003	1,000	6,000 R$	2016
Korblox Krossbow	4,855	987	4,770 R$	2011
Korblox Ice Crown	2,877	20,018	3,200 R$	2015
Korblox Keeper	2,566	14,858	2,150 R$	2013
Korblox Ice Zombie	1,389	9,800	1,100 R$	2010

Lowest ask means the cheapest price any current owner is asking, which is what you would pay to buy one today. Nine of these fourteen ask under 17,000 R$, so for less than the Deathspeaker bundle you can own a Korblox item with a resale market behind it. The cheap end of the family is cheap for a plain reason: Korblox Ice Crown minted 20,018 copies and Korblox Keeper 14,858, and supply that deep keeps prices low no matter how good the item looks.

Korblox King is the family's gem, a scarce high-value Limited at 196 copies, and its lowest ask sits around four times its RAP. A gap that wide usually points to a projected ask, a price parked far above what the item really changes hands for. Projected items explained shows how to spot one before you overpay. The whole Korblox line, ranked live, lives on our Korblox collection page, and listings that fall below RAP appear in the Deals feed once you sign in.

Buy any of these on resale and the copy is locked for 7 days before you can resell it, plus a 2-day lock after a trade. Holding periods on Roblox Limiteds has the full rules. None of this is financial advice. Classic Limiteds fall as well as rise, and a cheap ask this week can be a cheaper ask next month.

Is 17,000 or 31,000 Robux worth it? What the money actually buys

Both bundles buy instant recognition. Walk into almost any experience with Korblox legs or a missing head and other players read it as a status marker, which is exactly why the two of them sit above three million favorites each. That recognition lasts as long as your account does.

Neither bundle can be resold, so the purchase works like any other cosmetic: you wear it, and the Robux is spent. Our items leaderboard ranks Limiteds by market value, and these bundles will never appear there, because there is no market to rank them in.

My honest read after watching both markets: if you want the look, buy the look and stop thinking of it as an investment. If you want the option of getting Robux back later, the classic Limiteds in the table above are the Korblox-themed items with real resale behind them, and the cheapest of them asks under a tenth of what the bundle costs. Plenty of collectors do both, starting with a cheap Korblox Limited while saving toward the Deathspeaker. For a wider view of the Korblox line's history, see our Korblox series history, and for the Halloween side of the family, the Headless Horseman series breakdown.

Can anyone give you Headless or Korblox? No, and offers to do it are scams

Both bundles are purchase-only and non-transferable, so no player can hand you one and no website can either. Any message offering free Headless in exchange for your password, a login link or a "verification" visit is an attempt to take your account. Our Roblox trading scams guide walks through the scripts these people use. Robux paid from your own account, in the Avatar Shop or in an experience that sells the bundle, is the only route either item has ever had.

Prices, sale status, bundle contents and favorite counts in this article come from Roblox's own catalog and economy data on September 24, 2026; RAP, copies and asking prices come from RBX Invest catalog data as of September 2026; trading and resale rules come from Roblox's marketplace documentation; publish dates and past sale windows come from the community-maintained Roblox Wiki.

FAQ

How much is the Headless Horseman in Roblox?

31,000 Robux. That has been its listed price since Roblox published it on October 31, 2013, with one community-documented exception: a 24,800 Robux markdown during the Memorial Day 2015 sale.

Is Korblox still on sale?

Yes. Roblox's catalog lists Korblox Deathspeaker at 17,000 Robux with no end date, and it was on sale when we checked on September 24, 2026. Community records show it available continuously since December 26, 2013.

When does the Headless Horseman come back in 2026?

Roblox has not announced a date. Its last window ran October 1 to November 3, 2025, and community records show an October listing every year since 2013, so late September is the time to get your Robux together.

Can you trade the Headless Horseman or Korblox Deathspeaker?

No. Roblox's catalog marks both as non-limited with resale disabled, and Roblox's marketplace documentation says only Roblox-created Limiteds are tradeable. Neither bundle can be traded, resold or transferred to another account.

Do Headless and Korblox have a RAP?

No. RAP is built from resale prices, and neither bundle has a resale market, so neither carries a RAP, a copy count or a serial number. They live in your avatar editor and never show up in Limited price trackers.

What is the cheapest Korblox Limited?

Korblox Ice Zombie, at a 1,100 R$ lowest ask against a 1,389 RAP as of September 2026. Korblox Keeper is next at 2,150 R$. Both are classic Limiteds, so both can be traded.

Can you buy just the Korblox legs?

No. Roblox marks each body part inside the bundle as unavailable to buy individually, so the 17,000 Robux bundle is the only way to get the legs.

Does buying Korblox inside a game cost more?

No, the price is 17,000 Robux either way. Roblox's marketplace documentation says an in-experience purchase pays that experience's owner a 40% affiliate commission, so the creator of the game you buy from earns a share of the sale.