Void Muscle Gamepass Tiers

Void Muscle will almost certainly sell the same three ideas every muscle sim sells: more multiplier, less clicking, and a VIP room. This page ranks those ideas by value. It does not invent Robux prices, pass IDs, or a fake shop screenshot. Open the live shop, read the description, then drop the pass into S through C using the tier list hub questions. If you have not finished a manual session, buy nothing; Getting Started is still free.

S — time saved you can feel in one evening

2x (or x2 training / x2 strength). In this genre, a straight training multiplier is the cleanest spend. It stacks with pets and rebirths. It does not require you to trust a remote that DATA FIXED might have broken. If the Void Muscle shop shows a simple 2x on the stats you actually train, it is S the moment you know you will play more than a few nights.

Extra pet equip slots. A slot is a socket for another multiplier. If the pass exists, it is S right behind 2x, sometimes ahead of 2x if your pet tiers already have a spare A sitting in inventory.

Lucky hatch that you were going to buy eggs for anyway. Luck is S only on hatch night. It is C if you click it “just in case” and then train for a week.

A — quality of life that still prints stats

Auto-train / auto-clicker pass. Official auto is the honest version of AFK. It is A if your S training pad ticks while seated. It is B if you still have to hop islands every five minutes. It is not a replacement for scripts; it is the ToS-safe cousin. Buy it after you understand the HUD, not as a way to skip controls.

VIP. Typical VIP in this genre is a room, a small cash or luck bonus, a title, and a queue skip. Rank VIP as A if the room has a better pad or a chest. Rank it as B if it is a couch and a sign. Walk into the VIP door on a friend’s pass before you buy, if the place allows that peek.

2x gems or 2x eggs. A if you hatch as much as you train. B if you barely open the pet menu.

B — convenience, stacks, and “why not”

Walk speed, gravity, radio, extra storage, a second rebirth skip token weekly — typical B. They shave annoyance. They do not replace a missing pet. Buy B when S and A are owned or when a pack on sale bundles them with 2x (still read each line; bundles hide C cosmetics).

B is also rebirth skip products if they appear as developer products rather than passes. A skip is A when the next rebirth is a multi-hour wall. It is C when you could have trained the requirement in twenty minutes. Use the rebirth planner before you skip a reset you did not understand.

C — cosmetics, panic buys, and duplicates

Trails, auras, name colors, oversized fists that do not change inspect numbers — C. Fun, not power. “Starter packs” that duplicate a 2x you already own are C. Anything you buy because a 22-player lobby called you poor is C.

Do not buy a pass to fix a DATA FIXED wipe. A pass will not restore a save. Recover first with DATA FIXED, then shop.

How to shop without a price table

1. Write your bottleneck: slow ticks, sore hands, empty pet slots, ugly gem rate.
2. Match it to S/A above.
3. Check whether group rewards or a future code already give a weaker version of the same buff.
4. Check whether a pet already covers it.
5. Buy one pass, train a session, then consider the next.

Robux you spend on C cannot buy the S pass next week. Opportunity cost is the whole point of this list. The tools hub checklists will tell you if this week is a training week or a hatch week; let that pick the pass, not a shop popup the second you spawn.

Pay for a multiplier you will use tonight, not for a VIP sofa you will screenshot once. When Rebloxian Studios posts real prices, you can still use these letters. The numbers change; the ranking questions do not.