The game's community database classifies Rogue as staff-only content; claims that you can get it from the shop, Gacha, drops or player trades don't match the currently available information.
Regular players can't obtain it normally; it doesn't appear in shop rotations, the Gacha or map spawns.
There's no public Physical fruit model or official fruit icon.
There's no Physical fruit to trade, and it shouldn't appear in regular fruit values or trade advice.
Skill data
Mori
Mastery requirement 1. Fires a purple orb that deals about 37B damage on contact, basically a one-hit kill; the Wiki lists no cooldown. The name comes from a spell of the same name in the game Rogue Lineage.
Snap Mori
Mastery requirement 1. Fires more purple orbs with the same damage at once. It's meant for moderation or testing, so it can't be used to judge normal PVP, leveling or trade strength.
How is it different from regular fruits?
| Aspect | Regular player fruits | Rogue |
|---|---|---|
| Shop / Gacha | Rotates or can be rolled, depending on the fruit | None |
| Physical fruit & icon | Usually yes | None |
| Player trading | Physical fruit can be traded | No Physical fruit to trade |
| Skill balance | Balanced with each update | Staff/testing use; not suitable for comparison |
Sources
Data checked: 2026-10-22. There's no standalone official player guide for Rogue; the details below come from a community-maintained database, so this site lists it only as special-content reference and doesn't present it as a fruit that's obtainable or open to players.
- Blox Fruits Wiki: Rogue – purpose, skills, damage, creator, lack of a physical form and staff-only status.
- Blox Fruits Wiki: Player fruit overview – currently 42 fruits available to regular players.
- Gamer Robot official news – used to confirm official updates and announcements; so far there's no announcement of Rogue opening to regular players.
