Ragdoll Research Game Passes

This page lists Ragdoll Research Game Passes with Robux prices taken from a live API snapshot on 14 November 2026. Prices change without notice. Always confirm the number on the Roblox storefront before you buy. Empty pass descriptions mean this wiki will not invent move lists, keybinds, or hidden combos. For free tools first, stay on the Tools Hub. For elemental kits after Update 4, open Elementals. For ranked opinions, use the Tier List Hub. For guns and mastery, see Weapons. For the patch that pushed Master of Elements live, read Major Update 4. Codes still will not buy these passes—see the Codes Hub.

On-sale passes (14 November 2026 API)

Game Pass	Robux
Sandbox+	99
Strongest One Abilities	174
King of Curses Abilities	174
Superpower Abilities	129
Build Mode	69
Unlimited Events	199
VIP	249
Home Bundle	49
Titan Gear	49
Funny Bundle	49
Friend Ragdolls	39
Selfie Stick	29
Jet Roadster Vehicle	249
Silly Pack	39
Master of Elements Abilities	119

Treat the table as a dated shopping list, not a forever price law. Re-open the Roblox pass prompt if you are buying days or weeks later.

How to read ability passes

Strongest One Abilities, King of Curses Abilities, Superpower Abilities, and Master of Elements Abilities are storefront products that grant ability-style kits. When the Roblox description field is blank or sparse, we document the name and price only. We do not fabricate skill trees, cooldown charts, or “secret” combos pulled from other games.

• King of Curses continues the Sukuna-era fantasy that arrived around Update 3.
• Master of Elements is the Update 4–era elemental product in this snapshot (119 Robux on sale). Pair expectations with Elementals and the City content notes on Major Update 4.
• Strongest One and Superpower sit in the same “famous power fantasy” lane. Sample them in a private or quiet lobby before you judge them on the Tier List Hub.

If a pass description later fills in with official moves, this page can quote that text. Until then, blank means blank.

Sandbox, Build, VIP, and events

• Sandbox+ (99) expands sandbox freedom beyond the free baseline. Sparse listing text is common—buy for the live prompt, not for a wiki fanfic feature sheet.
• Build Mode (69) unlocks or expands Build (B) construction. Useful when you want custom ramps, walls, or crash courses on City streets. See the Tools Hub for how Build sits next to Spawn and Hands.
• Unlimited Events (199) targets players who want event content without waiting on free rotation rules. Confirm the current prompt; event calendars change.
• VIP (249) is the premium social / bundle tier. Some Funny Bundle and Home Bundle storefront notes have described VIP inclusion historically—verify the live purchase dialog instead of assuming every prop inside those bundles is permanently nested under VIP.

Comedy props, friends, and cameras

• Funny Bundle (49) — comedy toys such as Rubber Chicken, Giant Slap, Bowling Bowl, and Shark Launcher style props in earlier storefront copy. Great for lobby laughs; weak as a mastery farm plan.
• Home Bundle (49) — household chaos props (Vacuum, Iron, Spawn Mother, Pillow style items in older listing text).
• Titan Gear (49) — sparse description; do not invent size-scaling math.
• Friend Ragdolls (39) — social / friend-themed ragdoll extras for co-op sessions on Multiplayer.
• Selfie Stick (29) — camera comedy tool for clips.
• Silly Pack (39) — comedy props (propeller hat / lollipop / silly personalities style text in community reports). Perfect for Update 4 avatar humor alongside free clothing props.

None of these replace Weapons mastery loops or badge grinding on Badges.

Jet Roadster Vehicle (249)

The Jet Roadster is the high-cost vehicle pass in this snapshot. Players buy it for vehicle crash tests, City traffic chaos, and cinematic flings—not for a guaranteed weapon unlock. Combine it with Build Mode staging and Hands grabs when you want controlled car-versus-ragdoll experiments on the Update 4 City map. After any vehicle physics hotfix, re-test braking and collision feel before filming a long clip.

Off-sale / historical passes

These names have appeared as off sale, unpriced, or historical rows in API and storefront checks. A missing price is not a free claim:

• +5 Avatar Slots
• Starter Pack
• Good & Evil Bundle
• Balloon Gun
• Railgun (as a pass product—distinct from any in-game weapon mastery example)
• Vacuum (as a standalone pass row; Home Bundle may still reference vacuum-style props)

If Roblox later returns any of these to sale, compare the new price against this page’s next audit instead of trusting a screenshot from early November 2026.

Buying advice that stays honest

1. Learn free tools first — Hands, Doctor, Spawn prompts, and machines on the Tools Hub.
2. Match the pass to a goal — Build Mode for staging, Jet Roadster for vehicle crashes, Master of Elements for Update 4 fantasy kits, Funny/Silly packs for comedy.
3. Ignore fake code sites — Codes still shows no official redeemables that grant these passes.
4. Re-check after patches — progression reworks can change how ability passes feel even when the Robux price stays the same.
5. Do not invent move lists — if the storefront is empty, wait for official text or in-game tooltips.

Related reading

• Tools Hub — Hands, Doctor, machines, avatar props.
• Elementals — Update 4 elemental fantasy context.
• Weapons — free variants, mastery, handovers.
• Tier List Hub — community rankings after you try a kit.
• Major Update 4 — City & Elementals patch frame.
• Codes Hub — why passes are not replaced by promo strings.
• Updates Hub — broader timeline and re-test checklist.

Spend Robux only when the live prompt matches a goal you already understand. This table keeps you oriented; the Roblox purchase dialog has the final say.