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Blade Ball Ability Tier List – All Abilities

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Nat CollazoBy Nat CollazoSeptember 22, 20234 Mins Read
Blade Ball Ability Tier List - All Abilities
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The entire point of Blade Ball in Roblox is to deflect balls and use them to kill other players. To do this, you can master a variety of different abilities that each fall into different tiers. To make things easier on you, we wrote out all of the abilities that you can obtain as well as their tiers in Blade Ball. This is the full Blade Ball abilities tier list.

Blade Ball Ability Tier List - All Abilities
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The Blade Ball abilities tier list are as follows:

  • S-Tier:
    • These are the best and most overpowered abilities that you can find. It’s recommended not to change it if you have an S-Tier ability.
  • A-Tier:
    • These abilities are outstanding and are a great addition to your arsenal if you find that you are having a hard time finding an S-Tier ability.
  • B-Tier:
    • These are good abilities, but you will soon find that they are really lacking in comparison to what you can achieve with an A-Tier or S-Tier ability.
  • C-Tier:
    • These aren’t the best, but are a great improvement from a D-Tier or from not having abilities at all.
  • D-Tier:
    • These are the worst of the worst and provide almost no benefits to your character. You’ll want to upgrade as soon as possible.

We wrote out all of the abilities that belong in these tiers below as well.

S-Tier Abilities

These are all of the S-Tier abilities in Blade Ball:

  • Phase Bypass
    • Phase out of reality and move at god speed for a few seconds before being re-anchored to reality.
      • Only available by purchasing the Cyber Pack
      • Can’t be upgraded.
  • Rapture
    • Unleash a ferocious upward slash which gives significantly more curve influence and power to the ball.
      • Only obtainable via the Wheel.
      • Can’t be upgraded.
  • Pull
    • Force the ball to target you.
      • Cost: 5000 Coins.
      • Two upgrades – First: 2500 Coins / Second: 5,000 Coins
  • Telekinesis
    • Stop the ball in its tracks and change its target, increasing the ball’s speed as well.
      • Cost: 5,000 Coins
      • Two Upgrades – First 2.500 Coins / Second: 5,000 Coins
  • Raging Deflect
    • Prepare a much stronger deflection which increases the ball’s speed a lot.
      • Cost: 4,000 Coins
      • Two Upgrades – First: 2,000 Coins / Second: 4,000 Coins

A-Tier Abilities

These are all of the A-Tier abilities in Blade Ball:

  • Forcefield
    • Materialize a forcefield which automatically deflects the ball for its duration.
      • Cost: 2,000 Coins
      • Two Upgrades – First: 1,000 Coins / Second: 2,000 Coins
  • Wind Cloak
    • Manifest an aura of winds to increase speed and jump boost for a long time.
      • Cost: 2,000 Coins
      • Two Upgrades – First: 1,000 Coins / Second: 2,000 Coins
  • Shadow Step
    • Move so fast for a few seconds that shadow-like afterimages follow your character.
      • Cost: 1,600 Coins
      • Two Upgrades – First: 800 Coins / Second: 1,600 Coins

B-Tier Abilities

These are all of the B-Tier abilities in Blade Ball:

  • Thunder Dash
    • Teleport at the speed of thunder towards your character’s movement direction with a short cooldown:
      • Cost: 1,200 Coins
      • Two Upgrades – First: 600 Coins / Second: 1,200 Coins
  • Invisibility
    • Go invisible for a duration, making it so the ball is unable to target you.
      • Cost: 800 Coins
      • Two Upgrades – First: 400 Coins / Second: 800 Coins

C-Tier Abilities

These are all of the C-Tier abilities in Blade Ball:

  • Platform
    • Create a platform out of the earth to stand on high in the sky.
      • Cost: 450 Coins
      • Two Upgrades – First: 225 Coins / Second: 450 Coins
  • Super Jump
    • Swiftly jump extraordinarily high.
      • Cost: 300 Coins
      • Two Upgrades – First: 150 Coins / Second: 300 Coins

D-Tier Abilities

These are all of the D-Tier abilities in Blade Ball:

  • Dash
    • Swiftly dash towards your character’s movement direction.
      • Cost: Free
      • Two Upgrades – First: 150 Coins / Second: 300 Coins
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