Baddies Values List — All 291 Items (July 2026)

Value in Baddies forms the way it does in any player-run economy: scarcity meets demand, then the game's own systems filter the result. An item that rarely drops or came from a closed event starts scarce, but scarcity only matters if players actually want the thing — a hard-to-get Mop nobody fights over won't out-trade a common Weapon everyone's building toward. Fighting styles and finishers add their own pressure, since a style that's strong or just looks good in a brawl draws demand that a plain Purse never will. Tokens sit alongside all of this as the community's counting unit, handy for evening out a lopsided deal, but they're a reference for players, not a rate set by the game.

That's why any ranking you see here is a community reference point, never a price. There is no official RAP in Baddies and no real-money value behind these numbers — a listing's standing simply reflects where traders collectively place it against everything else right now. Read it as relative position on a ladder, not a receipt. As the game keeps updating and tastes shift, that position moves, so a ranking is a snapshot of consensus rather than a fixed worth.

To judge whether a trade is fair, put both sides next to each other and weigh them honestly. Compare rarity against rarity and demand against demand — a scarce Fish means little if few people are hunting it, while a common item that everyone currently wants can carry real pull. Factor in how badly you want each piece versus how easily you could find it again, use tokens to close a gap rather than to justify a bad swap, and remember the best trade is one where both inventories walk away genuinely improved.