Orange Seer

Item data
Rarity
Godly
Type
Knife
Origin
Crafting
Random Painted Seer recipe (crafting station)
Year
—
Wiki tier
1
Unbox chance
—
Today
Still obtainable
Designer
—
Original cost: 10 Godly Shards and 10 Godly Metals
How to get Orange Seer
Craft it with the Random Painted Seer recipe (chance-based); it can also be traded.
What to know about Orange Seer
- One of six Random Painted Seers (Red, Yellow, Blue, Purple, Orange and, very rarely, Chroma).
- Needs ten godly metals and ten godly shards, so players must salvage at least ten Seers and another godly.
- Based on the limited Roblox gear Overseer Short Sword.
Orange Seer guide
You cannot pick Orange Seer at the crafting station. It is one possible result of the Random Painted Seer recipe, a chance-based craft that costs 10 godly shards and 10 godly metals and can hand you any of six knives: Red, Yellow, Blue, Purple, Orange or, with a very slim chance, Chroma Seer. If it does not come out of the recipe, trading is the other way to own one.
What the recipe demands
The materials are the real hurdle. Each Seer you salvage gives 1 godly metal, so ten metals means salvaging at least ten Seers, and the ten shards have to come from salvaging another godly weapon. In other words, one Orange Seer is paid for with a stack of other knives, and the roll does not promise the orange one.
Appearance
The blade is orange and jagged, studded with black hemispheres of different sizes. The guard and handle are black with neon orange cracks, and the guard carries four orange eyes of the overseer with black slit pupils, which is where the Seer name comes from. The model derives from the limited Roblox gear Overseer Short Sword.
Frequently asked questions
How do you get Orange Seer in MM2?
Orange Seer came from Random Painted Seer recipe (crafting station). Craft it with the Random Painted Seer recipe (chance-based); it can also be traded.
What rarity is Orange Seer?
Orange Seer is a Godly knife, listed as tier 1 on the MM2 Wiki.
How much is Orange Seer 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.