Roblox Vampire Limiteds: The Fang and Bat Family

Roblox's vampire Limiteds are a family of thirteen Roblox-made items built around fangs, capes and bats, released between 2009 and 2018 and mostly timed for Halloween. A Limited is an item with a fixed supply that owners are allowed to resell and trade. Vampire Sunglasses leads the family with 501 copies and a RAP of 279,818 Robux, where RAP (Recent Average Price) is Roblox's smoothed average of an item's sale history. Every one of the thirteen is sold out at Roblox, so the only way to get one now is from another player.

Quick answer: Roblox has made thirteen vampire and bat Limiteds, all of them Roblox-created classics. Vampire Sunglasses is the most valuable at 279,818 RAP, Glorious Vampire Party Queen is the scarcest at 130 copies, and Bat Tie is the cheapest at 2,014 RAP with 30,631 copies. Three members (Red Fang, Violet Fang and Playful Vampire) started as flat 2D faces and were converted to animated heads in March 2026.

What counts as a Roblox vampire Limited? Thirteen classics, all made by Roblox

There is no official "Vampire" series the way there is an official Dominus series. What exists is a run of Halloween items Roblox published between 2009 and 2018 that share one costume idea: fangs, bats, and the Victorian undead. Traders treat them as a group because they get bought as a group, usually in October.

The thirteen split into four shapes. Two are face accessories, meaning glasses-style items worn over your avatar's face. Three are hats. Three are faces, the expressions painted on the head itself. Three are gear, the old equippable tools that only work in experiences that allow them. One is a neck accessory.

All thirteen were created by Roblox, which matters more than it sounds. Roblox's marketplace documentation states that only Roblox-created Limiteds are tradeable, so every item here can move through the player-to-player Trade system as well as through resale. Community-made UGC Limiteds cannot be traded at all.

Every vampire and bat Limited, ranked by what traders actually pay

The table is ordered by consensus street value, meaning what experienced traders will actually pay. On this family it matches the RAP order. Copies is how many exist right now, and the lowest resale ask is the cheapest copy anyone currently has listed, which traders call the floor. Figures are RBX Invest catalog data as of September 2026.

Item	Released	Launch price	Copies	RAP	Lowest ask
Vampire Sunglasses	Oct 2015	1,000 R$	501	279,818 R$	435,987 R$
Glorious Vampire Party Queen	Sep 2018	5,000 R$	130	116,058 R$	600,000 R$
Bat Knight Bat Sword	Nov 2009	500 R$	235	76,562 R$	444,444 R$
Red Fang	Oct 2009	175 R$	955	71,227 R$	72,000 R$
I'm Secretly A Vampire, The Hat	Oct 2009	333 R$	315	43,501 R$	48,888 R$
Violet Fang	Feb 2016	175 R$	1,505	31,239 R$	32,999 R$
Playful Vampire	Sep 2018	75 R$	20,052	25,576 R$	24,300 R$
Wanderer Vampire Slayer	Feb 2012	20 R$	943	23,260 R$	22,499 R$
Accursed Vampire Bat Hand	Oct 2011	1,000 R$	988	15,416 R$	19,998 R$
Enchanted Bat Flying Potion	Oct 2011	750 R$	742	14,196 R$	17,999 R$
Halloween Bat Shades	Oct 2011	100 R$	1,202	12,710 R$	14,900 R$
Bat O' Lantern	Oct 2013	250 R$	1,250	6,615 R$	5,900 R$
Bat Tie	Oct 2011	Free in a gift	30,631	2,014 R$	2,269 R$

Look at the top three asks against the top three RAPs. Vampire Sunglasses asks 435,987 against a 279,818 RAP, Glorious Vampire Party Queen asks 600,000 against 116,058, and Bat Knight Bat Sword asks 444,444 against 76,562. RAP only updates when a sale happens, and these sell a handful of times a year, so on the thin end of the family it runs stale and low.

Which vampire Limited is the most valuable? Vampire Sunglasses, at 279,818 RAP

Roblox published Vampire Sunglasses on October 16, 2015 at 1,000 Robux. Community records list the original stock at 500; our catalog counts 501 copies today. The description is one of the better jokes in the catalog: "I don't know when you'd need these... because vampires can't go outside while the sun is shining."

It is a face accessory, so the 2026 animated head migration left it alone. That is part of why it sits on top. It works with any avatar, it cost real Robux at launch, and it never had the supply problem the cheap Halloween items had. With 15,056 favorites it has genuine popularity behind it, which is not true of every five-figure classic.

Nobody is dumping copies. If you want one, you are paying close to the 435,987 ask. You can watch for movement on the Deals feed, which flags Limiteds listed under RAP, though on a 501-copy item those are rare.

Glorious Vampire Party Queen: 130 copies and a hoard that moved twice

This is the scarcest thing in the family and the only member that was expensive on day one. Roblox published it on September 24, 2018 at 5,000 Robux and it went Limited on September 29 with 130 copies. Community records say it sold out in under a few minutes.

It belongs to the Party Queen series, a line of hair accessories with masquerade masks that Roblox ran from 2014 to 2018. Every other Limited member of that line printed 100 copies, so the vampire has the largest print of any Party Queen and is still the scarcest item in this article.

The interesting part is what happened after. Community item records say 83 of the 130 copies, roughly two thirds of the entire supply, sat in a single hoard at one point. That hoard was traded away for other items twice before the copies were released back into the market. Supply that concentrated is a real risk on any item: if the holder had dumped instead of trading, the price would have collapsed. We cover that dynamic in how whales move Roblox markets.

Bat Knight Bat Sword: 2009 gear with a 444,444 Robux ask

Gear is the old category of equippable tools (swords, potions, gadgets) that only work inside experiences whose owners allow gear. No new gear Limited has gone on sale since November 2018, and creators cannot publish gear at all, so the surviving gear Limiteds are a closed set priced purely on collector demand. If you want the full picture on that, read our guide to Roblox gear Limiteds.

Bat Knight Bat Sword arrived on November 5, 2009 at 500 Robux with 250 copies in stock. Only 235 exist today, fifteen fewer than Roblox printed. Copy counts on old Limiteds drift down over the years as copies leave circulation, and on a print this small every one matters. Our guide to what happens when Roblox deletes a Limited covers the harsher version of that.

Its catalog description is Roblox making fun of its own naming: "You would think that you wouldn't need to use the word 'Bat' so many times to name a sword." Community records note it was given new abilities and a custom pose in 2019, which is unusual for gear this old.

The 444,444 ask against a 76,562 RAP is the widest gap in the family. Treat that number as one holder's opinion. On a 235-copy item that trades a few times a year, one sale at a fraction of that ask would still move RAP only slightly, because of how RAP works: each sale pulls the average one tenth of the way toward the new price.

The 2009 originals: I'm Secretly A Vampire and Red Fang

Roblox's vampire run starts in early October 2009, during the same Halloween wave that produced a long list of items collectors still chase. I'm Secretly A Vampire, The Hat came out on October 8 at 333 Robux, an odd price that reads as a deliberate joke. It has 315 copies and one of the funniest descriptions Roblox ever wrote, a rambling pitch about Victorian dandyism and a bowler with a huge red bow.

Red Fang followed the next day, October 9, at 175 Robux. It is a retexture of the older Slickfang face, tinted red, and it has 955 copies. At 71,227 RAP it is the most valuable of the three vampire faces by a distance, and its floor of 72,000 sits almost exactly on its RAP, which tells you buyers and sellers agree on what it is worth. For the other side of the Halloween catalog, see our Headless Horseman series history.

Are the vampire faces still faces? No, they became animated heads in 2026

Three members of this family started as classic faces: Red Fang, Violet Fang and Playful Vampire. A classic face is a flat 2D image drawn onto the avatar's head. In March 2026 Roblox finished replacing every classic face Limited with an animated version that moves with the avatar. Serial numbers carried over, and resale and trading kept working as before.

Face values across the market fell hard in the months after that, for reasons we walk through in why Roblox Limited face values crashed in 2026. Red Fang still holds 71,227 RAP on 955 copies. Violet Fang, its 2016 recolor and also a Slickfang retexture, sits at 31,239 on 1,505 copies. Playful Vampire, released in late September 2018 at 75 Robux with a 20,000-copy print, holds 25,576 RAP.

That last one is the odd number in the family. Twenty thousand copies is a big supply for a classic Limited, and it still trades in five figures. The explanation is demand: community records put its favorite count in the hundreds of thousands, and a cheap, recognisable Halloween look sells every October whether or not it is rare. Its floor of 24,300 sits just under its RAP, so it is one of the few items here you can buy without hunting.

You can compare all three against the rest of the market in the classic faces collection.

The 2011 Halloween drop and the cheap end of the family

October 2011 gave the family three items in two weeks. Accursed Vampire Bat Hand, gear released mid-month at 1,000 Robux with 1,000 copies in stock, sends a swarm of bats at another player and heals you when they connect. Enchanted Bat Flying Potion came out the same day at 750 Robux with 742 copies and grants temporary bat wings and flight. Halloween Bat Shades landed on October 18 at 100 Robux, a bat-patterned pair of face shades that community records credit to a user retexture.

Two years later Roblox added Bat O' Lantern, a pumpkin-and-bats hat published in October 2013 at 250 Robux with 1,250 copies. Its 5,900 floor sits under its 6,615 RAP, one of three items in the family whose cheapest listing is below the average.

The cheapest member is Bat Tie, and it was never sold for Robux. It came out of the Stylized Gift of the Chiroptera, one of Roblox's 2011 gift boxes, and only became a Limited in October 2013. Because it was given away, 30,631 copies exist, slightly more than the other twelve items put together. It trades around 2,014 RAP. The full item record is on the Roblox Wiki's Bat Tie page.

What drives value in the vampire family?

Item category. The two items that clear six figures are a face accessory and a hair accessory, both of which sit on a normal avatar and work with any outfit. The gear pieces are worth less despite being scarcer, because gear only shows up in experiences that allow it.

Print size at launch. Glorious Vampire Party Queen cost 5,000 Robux and printed 130 copies. Playful Vampire cost 75 Robux and printed 20,000. That one decision by Roblox in 2018 set both prices for the next eight years.

Seasonality. Halloween items get bid up in September and October and go quiet in January. We break the pattern down in seasonal patterns in the Roblox economy, and it applies here more cleanly than to almost any other family.

Roblox is not making more. No classic Limited has been added to this theme since 2018, all thirteen are sold out at Roblox, and gear stopped being published entirely. Supply only shrinks from here.

Collector's outlook: one blue chip, one gamble, and a cheap October wardrobe

Vampire Sunglasses is the safest thing here. Five hundred copies, a strong favorite count, no exposure to the face migration, and an ask that has held above RAP. If you want one piece of this family and you have the Robux, that is the one.

Glorious Vampire Party Queen is the high-risk pick. It is genuinely scarce and it belongs to a famous hair line, but the 600,000 ask against a 116,058 RAP means paying more than five times the last traded average on faith, and the hoard story shows how much a single holder can matter on 130 copies. Some traders will take that bet. Most should not.

The bottom half is where a normal player should look. Halloween Bat Shades, Bat O' Lantern and Bat Tie together cost under 25,000 Robux at current floors and give you a complete October look built from Roblox-made classics. None of them will make you rich. They are also unlikely to lose much, since they have traded in the same band for years.

Before you flip anything, do the fee math. Reselling a classic Limited costs a 30% marketplace fee, so you keep 70% of the sale price and need to sell for roughly 1.43 times what you paid just to break even. After buying one on resale you wait seven days before you can list it again, and trading requires an active Roblox Plus subscription on both accounts. This is not financial advice, and thin markets like the top of this family swing hard on single sales.

To screen the wider market yourself, the items leaderboard filters every classic Limited by price and supply, the classic gear collection covers the three gear pieces here, and the rarest Limiteds collection is where items like the Party Queen sit.

Copy counts, RAP figures, lowest resale asks and favorite counts in this article are RBX Invest catalog data as of September 9, 2026; release dates, launch prices, original stock numbers, item descriptions and the March 2026 animated head conversions were checked against Roblox's own catalog records and the community-maintained Roblox Wiki the same day, and the resale fee and tradeability rules come from Roblox's marketplace documentation.

FAQ

What are Roblox's vampire Limiteds?

They are thirteen Roblox-made classic Limiteds sharing a vampire and bat theme, published between October 2009 and September 2018. They cover two face accessories, three hats, three faces, three gear items and one neck accessory, led by Vampire Sunglasses and Glorious Vampire Party Queen.

Which vampire Limited is the most valuable?

Vampire Sunglasses, at a RAP of 279,818 Robux with a lowest resale ask of 435,987. It is a face accessory released in October 2015 at 1,000 Robux, and 501 copies exist. It is the only member of the family trading above a quarter of a million Robux.

What is the rarest vampire Limited?

Glorious Vampire Party Queen, with 130 copies. Bat Knight Bat Sword is second at 235 copies and I'm Secretly A Vampire, The Hat is third at 315. Scarcity does not decide the order here, since the 501-copy Vampire Sunglasses trades higher than all three.

Can you still buy vampire Limiteds from Roblox?

No. All thirteen are sold out at Roblox with zero copies remaining, so every purchase now goes through a reseller on the Marketplace or through a player-to-player trade. Resale prices are set by owners and sit well above the original launch prices in every case.

Are the vampire faces still flat 2D faces?

No. Red Fang, Violet Fang and Playful Vampire were all converted from classic 2D faces to animated heads in March 2026, when Roblox finished replacing every classic face Limited one for one. Serial numbers were preserved and resale and trading were unaffected, though face values across the market fell sharply afterwards.

What is the cheapest vampire Limited?

Bat Tie, at a 2,014 RAP with the family's cheapest listing at 2,269 Robux. It is also the most plentiful item in the family at 30,631 copies, because it was given away inside a 2011 gift box, and it only received Limited status in October 2013.

Can you trade vampire Limiteds?

Yes. All thirteen are Roblox-created classic Limiteds, and Roblox's marketplace documentation states that only Roblox-created Limiteds are tradeable. Both accounts in the trade need an active Roblox Plus subscription. Community-made UGC Limiteds cannot be traded at all and change hands only through resale.

Why is Bat Knight Bat Sword listed so far above its RAP?

Because it almost never sells. RAP moves one tenth of the way toward each new sale price, so on a 235-copy gear item that trades a few times a year the average stays anchored to old sales while owners raise their asks. The 444,444 Robux listing is one holder's opinion, and the same gap shows up on Glorious Vampire Party Queen.