The currently documented Murder Duels skills list contains gun, knife, and body categories. Breakfast officially confirms that both the knife and revolver have unique abilities. The names below come from a community Wiki change history and individual records, not a first-party stat table. Use the Dex to find a skill in the live menu, then trust the current tooltip for price, cooldown, effect, and slot.
Gun skill Dex
Bullet Barrage
Type: gun skill
Documented source: community Wiki
Reported unlock: tutorial-linked in the checked record
Verify: projectile count, spread, recovery, cooldown, and current price
Frost Rounds
Type: gun skill
Documented source: community Wiki
Status: later addition in community change history
Verify: what “Frost” changes, duration, hit rules, cooldown, and price
Rapid Reload
Type: gun skill
Documented source: community Wiki
Status: currently documented name
Verify: activation timing, reload interaction, duration, cooldown, and price
Ricochet Bullet
Type: gun skill
Documented source: community Wiki
Status: currently documented name
Verify: bounce conditions, targeting, damage rules, cooldown, and price
Knife skill Dex
Triple Knife
Type: knife skill
Reported unlock: tutorial-linked in the checked record
Verify: number and path of attacks, charge rules, recovery, cooldown, and current cost
Explosive Knife
Type: knife skill
Status: currently documented name
Verify: trigger, area, delay, self-risk, recovery, cooldown, and price
Deflect
Type: knife skill in community categorization
Status: individual Wiki text contains an editing error
Verify: exact defense window, valid attacks, follow-up, cooldown, and price
Molotov Knife
Type: knife skill
Status: price fields conflict within the community page
Verify: area, duration, damage rules, recovery, cooldown, and live cost
Portal Knife
Type: knife skill
Status: price fields conflict within the community page
Verify: movement or portal behavior, targeting, recovery, cooldown, and live cost
Smoke Knife
Type: knife skill
Status: individual Wiki text contains an editing error
Verify: visibility effect, area, duration, counterplay, cooldown, and live cost
Body skill Dex
Decoy
Type: body skill
Status: currently documented name
Verify: appearance, duration, targeting behavior, counterplay, cooldown, and price
Speed Boost
Type: body skill
Status: currently documented name
Verify: movement change, duration, stacking, recovery, cooldown, and price
Super Jump
Type: body skill
Status: currently documented name
Verify: height, air control, map restrictions, recovery, cooldown, and price
X-Ray
Type: body skill
Status: currently documented name
Verify: information shown, range, duration, visibility to opponents, cooldown, and price
How to verify an entry
Open the current Skills menu and match the displayed name exactly. Record the category and slot, then read the full description before purchase. If the menu offers a preview or training test, use it. Otherwise test in a low-pressure duel with the same map and opponent route before and after equipping.
Measure the activation cue, effect, duration, recovery, cooldown indicator, and what an opponent can do in response. Do not fill an unknown field from an animation or name. “Deflect” does not prove which projectiles or attacks it answers; “X-Ray” does not prove range or whether opponents receive a warning.
Build a useful loadout
Start with one weapon skill you can activate reliably. Add a body option only after the first skill’s purpose is clear. Each slot should solve a different problem: ranged pressure, close approach, movement, information, or recovery. If two options compete for the same moment, compare which one becomes usable more often.
Use 1v1 to learn the action. Test 2v2 to see whether a teammate can benefit. Test a crowded mode to find extra sightline risks. A skill list tells you what exists; it does not make every name equally useful in every mode.
Why costs are omitted here
Several community skill pages contain conflicting prices inside the same record, and summer update notes report rebalanced skill costs. Publishing one of those numbers as current would mislead spending. The live menu is the authority for the account and server you are using.
The same caution applies to cooldown, damage, range, and duration. Keep dated observations separate from stable identity. The name and category can remain useful even when a number changes after a beta balance update.
Missing or renamed skills
This is a “currently documented” list, not a claim of completeness. If the live menu includes another name, confirm spelling, category, and version before adding it. If a documented name is gone, check whether it was renamed, merged, removed, or limited to an older server.
Do not create a separate page for every skill until there is enough current evidence to explain what it does, how to unlock it, when to use it, and how opponents respond. Use the Tier List for purchase priority and the Unlock Guide for a spending route.
Frequently asked questions
Are skills official?
Yes. The official Roblox description says both weapons have unique abilities. The complete names and stats here are community documented and need live confirmation.
Which skills are free?
The community Wiki reports Bullet Barrage and Triple Knife as tutorial-linked at no Coin cost in its checked records. Confirm the current tutorial and menu before relying on that status.
Is this the complete list?
Completeness has not been proven against the current live menu. The list records the names found across the community Skills change history on August 14, 2026.