RNG Fights Rare Attacks & Roll Odds

Rolling attacks defines RNG Fights. Elemental Official Group built a PVP economy where your move set is random, tradeable in bragging rights, and funded by B$ (Bobux) luck upgrades. This page lists every widely documented public attack, typical rarity bands, and practical PVP notes. Pair it with the luck upgrades guide because odds without luck upgrades mislead new players.

Common and starter attacks

Punch and Slap anchor the low table. They teach timing in the controls guide but lose to ranged or burst moves. Laser adds spacing pressure; Shockwave punishes grouped fights. Rage sits at the upper common band and can carry early PVP if you win streaks described in earn Bobux.

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Mid-tier flex rolls

Time God freezes or manipulates tempo — full breakdown on the Time God guide. 360-NoScope is a skill-heavy burst meme with real kill potential; see 360-NoScope. Divinity and Hacker skew toward flashy finishers. D E A T H and Singularity announce themselves in kill feed with heavy VFX — mind flashing imagery warnings.

High-tier chase attacks

Supernova is an explosive arena clearer documented in the Supernova guide. Eternal sits among top non-error tiers for sustained PVP. These rolls justify Owner’s Blessing investments and long B$ farms.

Ultra-rare: E R R O R

E R R O R is the rarest public attack at roughly 1/5000 odds under community tracking. It is not required for boss clears, but collectors grind months for it. Max luck, Quick Reroll pass optional, and never cap B$ at 9999 during roll marathons. Losing E R R O R in chat flex is common; losing the roll is normal.

Version 1.48 additions

Patch v1.48 added Gravity and Reverse. They alter movement and knockback in ways older tier lists still absorb. Read the dedicated Gravity and Reverse guide for matchup tech separate from this odds list.

Odds vs skill

A rare name does not auto-win. Punch players with superior movement beat Supernova panic buttons daily. Use the tier list for community rankings, then practice in PVP zones. When you roll something new, visit its guide:

• Time God
• Supernova
• 360-NoScope
• Gravity and Reverse

Boss and attack overlap

Devourer of Hellfire Galaxies content unlocks Hellfire after Final Stand, separate from standard roll tables. Entry uses the ??? shop item (B$500) — see Devourer boss guide. Hellfire is progression, not a roll slot replacement.

Farming strategy summary

1. Earn B$ via PVP (earn Bobux guide).
2. Buy sequential luck upgrades.
3. Roll in batches; log results honestly.
4. Stop chasing if frustration spikes — odds are odds.
5. Ignore fake promo codes; none exist officially.

Attack quick reference table

Attack	Tier band	Notes
Punch / Slap	Common	Learning tools
Laser / Shockwave	Common+	Spacing and AoE
Rage	Mid-common	Early carry potential
Time God	Rare	Tempo control
360-NoScope	Rare	Aim-sensitive burst
Divinity / Hacker	Rare+	Flashy finishers
D E A T H / Singularity	Very rare	High VFX intensity
Supernova / Eternal	Ultra	PVP anchors
E R R O R	~1/5000	Rarest public roll
Gravity / Reverse	v1.48	Physics disruption

Sample size honesty

Players lie about roll counts. When estimating your own odds, log every attempt in a notes app — 200 rolls without Singularity is normal variance, not proof the game is rigged. Share logs only with friends; public flex posts rarely include failed sessions.

When to stop rolling

If anger or spending Robux on passes outpaces fun, equip your best current attack and pivot to Devourer boss or pure PVP rank grinding. RNG Fights stays enjoyable without E R R O R on your account.