Flames
Item data
Rarity
Godly
Type
Knife
Origin
Crafting
Crafting (recipe removed)
Year
—
Wiki tier
1
Unbox chance
—
Today
Trading only
Designer
—
Original cost: Recipe: 2 godly shards, 1 godly metal, 1 water orb (from a Tides) and 1 fire orb (from a Heat); a Seer was also salvaged for materials
How to get Flames
Trading only; the crafting recipe was removed when Season 1 launched.
What to know about Flames
- It was the first ancient knife before being lowered to godly in Season 1, after being a target of the 2017 duping glitch.
- Based on the limited Roblox gear Mystic Sword of the Flames.
- Its model was published by Nikilis.
- Required salvaging a Seer, a Tides and a Heat to gather the materials.
Flames guide
Flames holds an odd place in the Godly list: it began as the first Ancient knife and was lowered to Godly when Season 1 arrived. The wiki ties that demotion to the Duping Glitch of 2017, which singled the knife out. Before Season 1 you could only get it at the crafting station, and the recipe leaned on other knives. It asked for two godly shards, one godly metal, one water orb and one fire orb, and those materials came from salvaging a Seer, a Tides and a Heat. Once Season 1 launched, the recipe was removed, so today Flames changes hands only through trading.
Look and origin
The blade is a sword-like shape made of an orange-yellow flame mesh that seems to burst straight out of the handle. The handle itself is burnt sienna, with a small gem at the bottom and an orange square gem prism flanked by two mini flames.
The model derives from the limited Roblox gear Mystic Sword of the Flames, and the in-game model was published by Nikilis. Because it was removed from crafting, there is no way to rebuild it from salvaged knives anymore.
Frequently asked questions
How do you get Flames in MM2?
Flames came from Crafting (recipe removed). Trading only; the crafting recipe was removed when Season 1 launched.
What rarity is Flames?
Flames is a Godly knife, listed as tier 1 on the MM2 Wiki.
How much is Flames worth?
We do not list a trade value. MM2 values come from community value lists, change often and are not part of the game or the wiki. What affects demand is documented here: rarity, origin, year and whether it can still be obtained.
Data from the MM2 Wiki (CC BY-SA), organized with AI assistance. Nothing here is tested in the game, and trade values are not listed: those come from community value lists; data loaded 2026-10-25.