Weapon charms are small trinkets that hang on your guns in BloxStrike, the Roblox shooter. The Winter Update brought charms to the game along with Charm Capsules, giving players another way to make their weapons look like their own. Picking the ones you like is most of the fun.
Rarity
Red
Charm Relic
A Red-tier weapon charm from Charm Pack 1.
- Rarity
- Red
- Comes From
- Charm Pack 1
- Collection
- First Edition
Charm CapStone
A Red-tier weapon charm from Charm Pack 1.
- Rarity
- Red
- Comes From
- Charm Pack 1
- Collection
- First Edition
Charm Cheer
A Red-tier weapon charm from the Medal Collection.
- Rarity
- Red
- Comes From
- -
- Collection
- Medal Collection
Charm F8
A Red-tier weapon charm from the Medal Collection.
- Rarity
- Red
- Comes From
- -
- Collection
- Medal Collection
Rarity
Pink
Charm Game Buddy
A Pink-tier weapon charm from Charm Pack 1.
- Rarity
- Pink
- Comes From
- Charm Pack 1
- Collection
- First Edition
Charm Billiard Ball
A Pink-tier weapon charm from Charm Pack 1.
- Rarity
- Pink
- Comes From
- Charm Pack 1
- Collection
- First Edition
Charm Treat
A Pink-tier weapon charm from Charm Pack 1.
- Rarity
- Pink
- Comes From
- Charm Pack 1
- Collection
- First Edition
Rarity
Purple
Charm 8-bit Heart
A Purple-tier weapon charm from Charm Pack 1.
- Rarity
- Purple
- Comes From
- Charm Pack 1
- Collection
- First Edition
Charm Flora
A Purple-tier weapon charm from Charm Pack 1.
- Rarity
- Purple
- Comes From
- Charm Pack 1
- Collection
- First Edition
Charm Cassette
A Purple-tier weapon charm from Charm Pack 1.
- Rarity
- Purple
- Comes From
- Charm Pack 1
- Collection
- First Edition
Charm South Paw
A Purple-tier weapon charm from Charm Pack 1.
- Rarity
- Purple
- Comes From
- Charm Pack 1
- Collection
- First Edition
Charm Soda Pop
A Purple-tier weapon charm from Charm Pack 1.
- Rarity
- Purple
- Comes From
- Charm Pack 1
- Collection
- First Edition
Rarity
Blue
Charm Credit
A Blue-tier weapon charm from Charm Pack 1.
- Rarity
- Blue
- Comes From
- Charm Pack 1
- Collection
- First Edition
Charm Flight Tag
A Blue-tier weapon charm from Charm Pack 1.
- Rarity
- Blue
- Comes From
- Charm Pack 1
- Collection
- First Edition
Charm Anchor
A Blue-tier weapon charm from Charm Pack 1.
- Rarity
- Blue
- Comes From
- Charm Pack 1
- Collection
- First Edition
Charm For Sale
A Blue-tier weapon charm from Charm Pack 1.
- Rarity
- Blue
- Comes From
- Charm Pack 1
- Collection
- First Edition
Charm Bullseye
A Blue-tier weapon charm from Charm Pack 1.
- Rarity
- Blue
- Comes From
- Charm Pack 1
- Collection
- First Edition
Charm Bullet
A Blue-tier weapon charm from Charm Pack 1.
- Rarity
- Blue
- Comes From
- Charm Pack 1
- Collection
- First Edition
Charm Lil' nade
A Blue-tier weapon charm from Charm Pack 1.
- Rarity
- Blue
- Comes From
- Charm Pack 1
- Collection
- First Edition
What Charms Do for Your Weapons
Charms are for looks only. They don't change how a weapon performs in a match, so the reason to add one is how it looks. Skins change the finish of a weapon, and charms add a separate touch on top, which gives you another way to make a gun feel like yours.
Since the look is the whole point, pick charms that match your taste rather than the ones that seem most valuable. Think about which weapons you use most, and choose charms that suit the style you're going for on them.
How to Open a Charm Pack
Most charms come from Charm Pack #1, and you open it much like a case. Opening a pack uses it up and gives you a random charm, so you can't pick what comes out. That also means a pack can give you one you don't want, so opening one is a bit of a gamble.
If you're after one particular charm, a pack may not give it to you on the first try. Each pack is a fresh random roll, so it can take more than one to land the charm you want.
Charm Colors and How Often Each One Turns Up
Charms come in Blue, Purple, Pink and Red, and the color tells you the tier. Blue charms are the most common, Red charms are the hardest to find, and Purple and Pink sit between them. Each step up is harder to land than the one below, so the lower tiers turn up far more often than the top one.
When you're deciding what to chase, use the color as a quick guide. A Blue charm is a good place to start because you'll run into plenty of them, while a Red charm is worth the extra effort if it's the one you want.
How to Get a Specific Charm
Packs are random, so they're a slow way to land one charm you have your eye on. Trading with other players lets you ask for the exact charm you want, and the Global Marketplace is another place to buy one. Both routes let you choose the charm rather than roll for it.
Before you accept a trade, double-check that the charm and its color match what you asked for. That quick look helps you avoid swaps you'll regret.
FAQ
Do charm colors match skin rarity?
Charms follow the same Blue, Purple, Pink and Red ladder the game uses for skins. Knives and gloves are the exception, since they sit in their own Special tier instead of on that ladder. So a knife isn't simply the next step above Red.
Are Red charms better than Blue ones?
Not necessarily. Red is harder to find, but that only tells you how rare it is. A common Blue charm might suit your gun better than a rare Red one, so choose by look.
Which charms are not in Charm Pack #1?
A couple of charms are tied to the Medal Collection instead of Charm Pack #1, so opening packs won't give you those. If one of them is on your list, trading or the Global Marketplace is the surest way to get it.
