Blade Ball Shop

Blade Ball Shop

Blade Ball features several categories of items that influence both appearance and prestige. The game revolves around deflecting a homing ball while using abilities and weapon skins to stand out.

Abilities are special powers that can be used offensively or defensively during gameplay. There are 60 total abilities in the game, with 32 purchasable using coins and 28 available through limited methods. Players can upgrade abilities to make them more powerful and unlock cosmetic reskins that change their visual appearance.

Sword skins are cosmetic modifications that come in different rarities, including common, rare, legendary, limited, unique, and secret. Each sword skin features custom visual effects, sound effects, and slashes. These skins don’t affect gameplay but let players customize their appearance and show off rare items.

Getting the abilities and skins you want through regular gameplay requires grinding matches and spending coins on random chances. GameBoost offers Blade Ball abilities, weapon skins, and coins at lower prices with fast delivery.

How Items Impact Gameplay

Many items in Blade Ball are cosmetic or prestige-based. The real value comes from trading rather than combat power. Limited swords don't perform better in matches, but they're worth more because other players want them.

Trading values are divided into multiple tiers based on perceived rarity, with S-tier items having the highest values and progressively lower tiers comprising less rare items. The highest trading value in Blade Ball is 3,200, assigned to the Dual Chroma Energy Sword. Items are grouped by rarity, including Common, Rare, Legendary, Limited, Unique, and Secret.

Rare items are expensive, and their values fluctuate based on demand. If something is highly sought after, its trading value skyrockets. One player’s concern highlights this uncertainty. They asked about purchasing dual Snowveil Blades with tokens, worried that nobody would want to buy them and they’d end up wasting 999 tokens on something they didn’t even want.

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