Azure Dragon's Magic Slayer

Azure Dragon's Magic Slayer is a Roblox Classic Limited gear by Roblox. Its original stock of 288 copies has sold out. Resale listings start at 288,999 R$, about 50% above its RAP of 192,811 R$. RBX Invest has tracked no sales of it in the past 30 days. It was created on Roblox on Jul 10, 2015.

RAP 192,811 R$
Lowest Price 288,999 R$
Total Copies 288
Original Copies Remaining Sold Out
Original Price 5,000 R$
Market Cap 55,529,568 R$
Item Type Classic Limited
Category Gear
Creator Roblox

What is Azure Dragon's Magic Slayer worth on Roblox?

As of September 15, 2026, Azure Dragon's Magic Slayer has a Recent Average Price (RAP) of 192,811 Robux and the cheapest reseller listing is 288,999 Robux. Across the 288 owned copies, its estimated market value is 55,529,568 Robux.

That puts the cheapest copy 50% above RAP. Sellers are holding out for more than the item has recently traded at, which is normal for a Classic Limited with few copies on the market.

How rare is Azure Dragon's Magic Slayer?

Azure Dragon's Magic Slayer is a Classic Limited Gear with 288 total copies. it is sold out at the original price, so copies now trade only on the resale market. it originally sold for 5,000 Robux.

At 192,811 Robux, RAP sits 39x the 5,000 Robux it first sold for.

Azure Dragon's Magic Slayer has 11,731 favorites on the Roblox catalog.

About Azure Dragon's Magic Slayer

Click to deal your foes 16 to 22 points of damage. If you successfully blox your foe, they become a skeleton! Click and hold to charge a special attack which creates a magic purple portal in front of you. It'll then suck in objects and players and instantly kill them if they come in contact with it!

Where to find Azure Dragon's Magic Slayer

Azure Dragon's Magic Slayer is Roblox asset ID 268586231. it was published by Roblox. on RBX Invest it sits in the Dragon Items, Classic Limited Gear, Limiteds under 1,000 Copies, Most Expensive Limiteds collections. The RAP, reseller listings, and copy counts on this page refresh from Roblox continuously, so the figures above are the state of the market at the last update rather than a fixed snapshot.