MM2 godly tier list: every godly, S to D

By MM2 Values Team·Published Sep 5, 2026·9 min read

There are 125 godlies with a value on our list, and the gap between the top and the bottom is bigger than most players realise. This tier list sorts every one of them into bands from live values, then adds the part a value list cannot: which ones are actually good to own, which ones move, and which are godly in name only. The bands recompute whenever the feed changes. The opinions are ours and we stand by them, tbh.

How we tier

The bands are pure value cutoffs, which keeps them honest and easy to check: S is 1,000 and up, A is 300 to 999, B is 100 to 299, C is 30 to 99, D is everything under 30. Demand gets its own section below, because a value tier and a "should I own this" tier are different questions. We dont weight the bands by how cool an item looks. You can do that part yourself.

The trader's tier: godlies people actually want

Value says what an item is worth. Demand says whether anyone will give you that this week. These are the godlies with demand 5 or higher right now, which in MM2 is genuinely high. If you are holding one of these you can move it any day. If you are choosing between two godlies of similar value, take the one on this list.

Movers: godlies not marked Stable

Most of the list is Stable, so the handful that carry another tag are worth a look. Peaking and Overpaid for are good moments to sell, Underpaid for and Decreasing are either a bargain or a warning depending on demand, and Doing well means it is climbing. Read the item page before acting on any of these.

• Evergreen (3.0K, demand 6): Peaking
• Constellation (2.9K, demand 6): Overpaid for
• Alienbeam (2.5K, demand 4.5): Decreasing
• Turkey (2.3K, demand 5): Underpaid for
• Vampires Gun (2.2K, demand 6): Doing well
• Raygun (1.9K, demand 4.5): Decreasing
• Xenoknife (400, demand 4.5): Doing well
• Xenoshot (400, demand 4.5): Doing well
• WaterGun (200, demand 2): Underpaid for
• Snow Dagger (200, demand 2): Underpaid for
• Icecream (165, demand 3): Doing well
• Beachy (110, demand 3): Fluctuating
• Sands (110, demand 3): Fluctuating
• Ornament (90, demand 2.5): Doing well
• Luger (18, demand 1): Underpaid for

Starter tier: the first godly you should actually get

Not the coolest, the most useful. A first godly you can trade onward matters more than which knife you like the look of. These are the godlies between 15 and 45 with demand 2 or higher, which is about as much demand as the cheap end of the tier gets.

The full route from a pile of commons to one of these is in how to trade in MM2.

A few opinions the numbers will not give you

• Sets matter a bit. Many godlies come as a knife and gun pair with the same theme. Collectors will sometimes pay a little over for the second half of a set they own. Not a lot. A little.
• The D tier is not a joke. Sixty godlies under 30 sounds sad, but these are the currency of the game. Most trades for A and S items are paid in stacks of these. Owning ten cheap godlies with demand is a better position than owning one low-demand B.
• New event godlies are volatile for weeks. When an event is live the new godly is being unboxed constantly and its value is a guess. Wait a few weeks before treating the number as solid, whichever list you use.
• Chromas are a separate list. A chroma of a D-tier godly can be worth more than an A-tier plain one. Do not read this tier list as covering chromas; the chroma guide has its own table.

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