Splitter
Item data
Rarity
Vintage
Type
Knife
Origin
Other
Murder Mystery 1 Shop
Year
—
Wiki tier
1
Unbox chance
—
Today
Trading only
Designer
—
Original cost: 800 Points or 5 Cash (Murder Mystery 1 shop)
How to get Splitter
Trading only; it was sold in the Murder Mystery 1 shop.
What to know about Splitter
- Its model comes from the Roblox item Crimson Double Threat.
- Part of the Vintage Set.
- Its description in the shop once read 'Makes your knife look cooler.'
Splitter guide
Splitter is a Vintage knife with a very plain shop description. In the original Murder Mystery shop it sold for 800 Points or 5 Cash, and the wiki records that its description once read "Makes your knife look cooler." Today it can only be had through trading.
What it looks like
The dagger takes the shape of a spearhead. The blade is grey, the guard golden and the handle bright red and white. Its model originated from the Roblox item Crimson Double Threat.
Size claim and source mismatch
The page says Splitter is currently the third smallest knife in the game, a title the Shadow page also gives to Shadow, so the two pages disagree. The infobox also writes "Murder Mystery Shop (Formerly)" without the "1", while the opening sentence names the Murder Mystery 1 shop; the prices given match the older game's shop either way.
Splitter is one of the Vintage Set weapons. Unlike Prince and Shadow, the page does not mention a partner gun.
Where the wiki disagrees
These pages of the MM2 Wiki give different answers. Both are shown instead of picking one.
- Infobox says 'Murder Mystery Shop (Formerly)' without the '1', while the lead says the Murder Mystery 1 shop.
- Page calls Splitter the third smallest knife, a title the Shadow page also claims.
Frequently asked questions
How do you get Splitter in MM2?
Splitter came from Murder Mystery 1 Shop. Trading only; it was sold in the Murder Mystery 1 shop.
What rarity is Splitter?
Splitter is a Vintage knife, listed as tier 1 on the MM2 Wiki.
How much is Splitter 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.