Robux is the premium currency in Roblox and can be used to purchase access to certain games, accessories for your character, in-game items, and gamepasses.

Almost every game, also known as experiences in Roblox, offers additional unlockable content or features in exchange for Robux, making the currency desirable.

You can purchase Robux with real money, but a lot of players do not wish to spend money on the game or aren’t in a position where they can do it themselves.

Luckily, there are a couple of different ways that you can earn Robux without spending any money, but they will require much more work and time than buying it directly.

In this guide, we go over all the different main ways that you can get Robux in the game without spending any money yourself.

Table of Contents

• BloxEarn
• Create a Roblox game
• Selling Roblox Clothing in the Avatar Shop
• Swagbucks
• Promo codes
• Giveaways

BloxEarn

BloxEarn is a popular site for earning Robux.

The concept of the site is simple – you sign up, complete surveys, or install and play apps on your mobile device, and you earn Robux on the site.

The way the site works is that the site earns money upon you completing either surveys or installing and playing specific apps and games through their site.

The site credits your account with a number of Robux depending on how much the specific offer you’ve just completed paid them.

This means that the site makes money on you using their service and allows you to earn Robux without having to spend any money.

To starting earning Robux on BloxEarn, click the ‘Earn’ button after signing in with your Roblox name and select one of the categories.

You can see exactly how many Robux you’ll earn upon completing a specific task offer.

You can sign up for BloxEarn here or through the button below.

After earning some Robux, you can withdraw your earnings to your Roblox account by clicking the ‘Withdraw’ tab at the top.

There are three different withdrawal methods: Private Server, Gamepass, and Group.

Withdrawing with Private Server or Gamepass works by you selling a blank item or gamepass in your own place in Roblox – in other words, directly through Roblox.

You can see under each withdrawal method how much Robux the site has in stock for that option.

After withdrawing a gift card, you can then redeem it on the Roblox website.

Create a Roblox game

Ever wondered who gets the Robux when you spend them on a gamepass or any other virtual item in a Roblox experience?

Some go to Roblox themselves, but a hefty portion goes directly to the developer of that Roblox experience.

This means that you can earn Robux by developing a Roblox experience, and a lot of it if you can create a game that becomes popular.

Those who haven’t tried to make a game before or aren’t familiar with creating a Roblox game should expect to put a ton of time into creating a game, and results in terms of both players and Robux from a game are far from guaranteed.

We only recommend using this method to earn Robux if you enjoy and want to try creating a game yourself, as you might end up spending a lot of time creating a game and not earning a single Robux from it.

If you’re up for the task, though, head to the Roblox Create area on the Roblox website and start creating.

The Roblox studio has a lot of tools and help for you to get you going, but we recommend searching both Google and checking out various YouTube videos when you’re stuck on a certain aspect of your game.

In terms of the game, we recommend that you start out by making a small and simple game to get a taste of things and see what works.

Also, be sure to think of a monetization element of the game, something that would make players want to spend Robux, if that’s your goal, of course.

Selling Roblox Clothing in the Avatar Shop

If you have some artistic skills and have an idea of a cool shirt that others would want to buy, then this method might be for you!

You can earn Robux in Roblox by designing your own clothing and selling them on the Roblox Avatar Shop.

To make your own design, go to this Roblox page to get the template for designing a shirt or pants.

Then, open up any image editor of your choice, like Photoshop, or an alternative like Paint.NET.

You don’t need a template for a t-shirt. Just create an image that is 512×512 pixels.

Once you’ve made your design, head to the Avatar page on Roblox and select the type of clothing you’ve designed in the ‘Accessories’ dropdown menu.

Click the ‘Create’ button on the right side of the screen and select the image you’ve just created with your design through the ‘Choose File’ button.

Enter a name for your clothing and click the green ‘Upload’ button.

If you’ve designed either a Shirt or a pair of Pants, it’ll cost 10 Robux to upload it. Uploading a T-Shirt design doesn’t cost anything.

After uploading your design, wait for Roblox to process it.

Once it has been processed and you can see the design on its thumbnail and when trying it on, go to the settings tab of that piece of clothing.

You can get to the settings of a piece of clothing by going to the same page where you uploaded the design, clicking the cogwheel icon to the right of the specific design, and choosing ‘Configure’.

On the left side of the screen, click the ‘Sales’ tab and enable the ‘Item for Sale’ setting.

You can now set the price of your clothing, and you’ll receive 70% of the earnings whenever it sells.

Do note that it costs a one-time fee of 10 Robux to set a T-Shirt for sale while setting a Shirt or a pair of Pants for sale costs nothing, as you’ve already paid 10 Robux.

How successful you’ll be in creating and selling Roblox clothing for Robux depends on how many people are interested enough in your design and thereby are willing to purchase them.

We recommend keeping the price of your clothing low, at least to begin with, as it’s incredibly difficult to sell them for a lot.

Swagbucks

Swagbucks is also a platform that allows you to take surveys and complete offers like playing mobile games.

What sets this service apart from BloxEarn is that Swagbucks isn’t built specifically for Roblox and earning Robux.

Therefore, you can spend the points that you earn on the site on a wide range of things, including PayPal cash.

To convert your earnings into Robux from Swagbucks, cash out your points into a PayPal account, and then use those funds to purchase Robux on the Roblox website.

The site has around 20 million monthly users, which means that it features many more offers and surveys for you to complete than the others.

If you’ve already used BloxEarn and are looking for a wider range of offers, then give Swagbucks a try.

Do note that because Swagbucks doesn’t offer direct Robux withdrawals like BloxEarn does. You have to earn $10 worth of points (1,000 SB) before you can cash out, as the smallest PayPal withdrawal is $10.

You can sign up for Swagbucks here or through the button below.

Promo codes

Most games these days have a promo code system that allows players to redeem gifts sent out by the developers.

So does Roblox, and they are quite generous when it comes to having active promo codes.

Usually, promo codes do not, however, give Robux as a reward but rather special items to customize your character.

Nonetheless, it does occur that Roblox releases a promo code that gives Robux, so be sure to keep up to date with the latest promo codes.

Redeeming a code is easy. You just go to the code redemption page on the Roblox website and type in the code.

You can learn more about both how to redeem promo codes as well as see which ones are currently active and what reward they give in our Roblox Promo Codes.

Giveaways

Joining a giveaway or multiple giveaways is our last method on how to get Robux.

This method is not very reliable, as you usually have to be quite lucky to win one.

Also, use your best judgment when joining a giveaway, as some host giveaways but never send out any prizes.

If the giveaway holder is a large well-known Roblox YouTuber, for example, then chances are that the giveaway is real.

If you do end up winning one, you could be looking at a decent number of Robux for little work, but again, chances are quite slim.

Those are all the ways to earn Robux!

If you know of any other way that we should include in this post, then let us know in the comment section below.

One of the traits that many Shindo Life players want to obtain is the Sharingan of the Uchiha clan.

Recommended Read: Shindo Life – Kenjutsu Guide

To obtain Sharingan in Shindo Life, you need to obtain an eye bloodline with a mode that gives Sharingan eyes and activate it. The eye bloodlines that end in Akuma all give Sharingan eyes upon activating their modes. There are many other eye bloodlines that give other kinds of eyes, including Rinnegan and Byakugan.

Alternatively, you can purchase custom eyes using RELL Coins and a custom eyes ID, but this will only cosmetically change your eyes to Sharingan, not give you any new moves.

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• How to get Sharingan in Shindo Life

How to get Sharingan in Shindo Life

Sharingan is one of the traits that many Naruto fans want to unlock for their character in Shindo Life.

There are two ways to get Sharingan eyes in the game, one that also gives you Sharingan-based moves and one that only changes your eyes cosmetically.

Get Sharingan through bloodline

You can get Sharingan in Shindon Life by acquiring a bloodline that has a mode that changes your eyes upon activation. Specifically, eye bloodlines all have modes that change your eyes upon activation, and some of them change them to Sharingan eyes.

Here are the different eye bloodlines that change your eyes to Sharingan when you activate their mode:

• Akuma
• Bankai-Akuma
• Shiver-Akuma
• Raion-Akuma
• Satori-Akuma
• Riser-Akuma
• Shindai-Akuma
• Sarachia-Akuma
• Sarachia-Gold
• Bankai-Inferno
• Indra-Akuma
• Indra-Akuma-Purple
• Kamaki-Akuma
• Kamaki-Inferno

To obtain any of these bloodlines, you need to spin for them on the “Edit” page of the main game menu.

Every time you spin, you get a random bloodline, and all the eye bloodlines listed above are not common, meaning you have to spin a lot of times, on average, to get one of them.

Occasionally, some of these bloodlines can be purchased with RELL Coins in the RELL Coin store.

All other eye bloodlines also have at least one mode, and all of them change your eyes.

The Shindai-Rengoku bloodline, for example, changes your eyes to Rinnegan when in mode, and Jokei changes your eyes to Byakugan when in mode.

Most of the remaining eye bloodlines give eyes RELL Games have come up with or slight variations of eyes from Naruto.

Get Sharingan through custom eyes ID

The second way to get Sharingan eyes in Shindo Life is to purchase custom eyes. You can change your eyes in Shindo Life to any graphic in the Roblox image asset library. You can also find IDs for eyes on the internet.

If you change your eyes to custom eyes with an ID, you will have the custom eyes on your character even when you use a mode that changes your eyes.

When you’ve found some eyes either in the library or on the internet or on YouTube that you wish to use, grab the ID for them (you can get the ID in the library by clicking a graphic and taking the string of numbers in the URL after “asset/”), and put them into the “[LEFT-FACE-ID]” and “[RIGHT-FACE-ID]” fields in the “Edit” page under “[CHARACTER]”.

You can open the custom eyes window by pressing the “+” icon next to “[EYE COLOR]”.

Changing your eyes to custom ones costs 3k RELL Coins.

You can choose the same eyes in both the left and right eye slots, or you can choose two different ones if you want a look like Sasuke with the Rinnegan and Sharingan.

If an ID already has two eyes in its graphic, put the ID for it into both the left and right face fields to get the same look as the image.

That’s how to get Sharingan in Shindo Life!

Have any input or suggestions for this guide? Let us know in the comment section below.

Although Kenjutsus are less used than bloodlines, elements, and subjutsus, they do provide some unique moves, can also give you a new weapon, and gives you a trail effect when attacking with a weapon equipped.

Recommended Read: How to AFK Farm in Shindo Life

In this guide, we give you all the info you need on Kenjutsus in Shindo Life, from how to get them to how to use them.

Table of Contents

• How to get a Kenjutsu in Shindo Life
• All Kenjutsus list
• How to get a Kenjutsu weapon in Shindo Life
• Where is the Kenjutsu Mentor in Shindo Life?
• How to disable Kenjutsu trail

How to get a Kenjutsu in Shindo Life

To get a Kenjutsu or change your current one in Shindo Life, follow these steps:

1. Open the menu by pressing “M” on your keyboard
2. Click “[Kenjutsu]” at the top of the menu to open the Kenjutsu page
3. Click the “Change-Kenjutsu” button at the bottom
4. Click the “[RANDOMIZE] 10 SPINS” button that pops up
5. You will now receive a random Kenjutsu

Unlike spinning for a bloodline or element, spinning for a new Kenjutsu costs 10 spins per reroll.

Kenjutsus have different levels of rarity, meaning that some are harder to obtain than others, requiring more spins on average to get.

All Kenjutsus list

There are several Kenjutsus you can obtain in Shindo Life. Here is the complete list:

• Wind Kenjutsu
• Water Kenjutsu
• Thunder Kenjutsu
• Flame Kenjutsu
• Mist Kenjutsu
• Moon Kenjutsu
• Sun Kenjutsu
• Inferno Kenjutsu
• Blood-Moon Kenjutsu
• Shiver Kenjutsu
• Sound Kenjutsu

You can see the ranking and rarity of all the Kenjutsus in the game in our Kenjutsus tier list.

How to get a Kenjutsu weapon in Shindo Life

To get a custom Kenjutsu blade in Shindo Life, you need to go to the Kenjutsu Mentor NPC in Nimbus Village. You can purchase a Kenjutsu blade from the Kenjutsu Mentor NPC for RELL Coins and spins.

Before you can purchase a blade from the NPC, you need to be at least S Rank.

Where is the Kenjutsu Mentor in Shindo Life?

The Kenjutsu Mentor is located in the traditional house in the mountains outside of the Nimbus Village.

You can get to the house location by first teleporting to Nimbus Village and then following these steps:

1. Find the Ramen Shop
2. Walk down the small red ramp in front of it
3. Walk down the longer red ramp in front of the smaller one
4. Head right when you reach the platform below the longer ramp
5. Cross the small patch of water and climb the wall with two larger walls on each side
6. Go straight by the tree on top till you see the small bridge with red beams below
7. Cross the bridge and keep heading straight
8. Go past the body of water until you reach the wall, then climb it
9. Keep going climbing the walls after climbing the first one
10. After reaching the top, you can see the building ahead of you a bit to the right
11. Go the rest of the way by walking and climbing walls

The NPC is located inside the house

How to disable Kenjutsu trail

If you wish to disable the Kenjutsu trail animation in Shindo Life, follow these steps.

1. Open the menu by pressing “M”
2. Click “[Kenjutsu]” at the top
3. Click the “Trail: ON” button at the bottom
4. The “ON” will now switch to “OFF”, and the trail is disabled

If you want to turn the trail back on, just click the button again.

That’s everything you need to know about Kenjutsus in Shindo Life!

Have any input or suggestions for this guide? Let us know in the comment section below.

By AFK farming, also known as auto farming, your character can automatically gain XP for you without you needing to do anything, though far from as fast as if you were playing actively.

Recommended Read: Shindo Life – Complete Beginner’s Guide

To AFK farm in Shindo Life, you can either use the in-game “!autoclick on” command, sit on a training hill in Shikai Forest, or sit in your apartment to gain AFK rewards.

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• How to AFK farm in Shindo Life

How to AFK farm in Shindo Life

These are the different ways to AFK farm in Shindo Life:

• Use the auto-clicker command
• Sit on a training hill in Shikai Forest
• Sit in your apartment for AFK rewards

While all of the methods above are ways of auto-farming passively without you needing to do anything, they do not give the same rewards. So, check out the following explanations to see which one matches what you wish to AFK farm.

Use the auto-clicker command

Using the in-game auto-clicker command allows you to continuously use your m1 attack against a training log. This gives your character XP for your character level, bloodlines, mode spirits, kenjutsu, and elements.

To start this AFK farming method, go to a training log in a village and type in the command “!autoclick on” in the chat. Your character will now start using its m1 attacks continuously. earning you XP.

You can turn off the auto-clicker feature by typing “!autoclick off” in the chat.

While this method does auto-click for you through a command in the game, you can still get disconnected from Roblox after 20 minutes for being idle, as you do not actually press anything even though your character is attacking.

To prevent you from being disconnected after 20 minutes, you need to use third-party auto-clicker software. If you get one of those, the method works the same way, just stand in front of a training log and start the auto-clicker program. Then you won’t be disconnected after 20 minutes either, as your computer or phone is actually clicking.

Sit on a training hill in Shikai Forest

In the Shikai Forest location of Shindo Life, there are special training hills you can sit on to passively earn XP through meditation.

The XP you earn from meditating on these hills increases both your character level and levels for bloodlines, elements, kenjutsu, and mode spirits.

The hills are located inside the smaller ponds next to the large pond where the boss Gary Slug spawns.

Like with the auto-clicker method, you will disconnect after 20 minutes of sitting on a hill if you do not move or click in the game. Therefore, to use this method for more than 20 minutes, you need to use an auto-clicker program that occasionally clicks somewhere. It could, for example, just be clicking to open and close the chat.

Sit in your apartment for AFK rewards

The last way to AFK farm in Shindo Life is to sit in your apartment, which earns you AFK rewards.

Unlike the other two AFK farming methods, sitting in your apartment to earn AFK rewards does not give you XP, but rather spins and RYO. So, if you want to farm RYO and spins instead of XP, you should use this method.

To earn AFK rewards in your apartment, go to the main game menu, choose “Game Modes”, then choose “[MY-HOME]”, and go sit in any chair or lay down on the bed. You will then start to earn AFK rewards.

You can see on the left side how long is left till you get your next batch of spins and RYO. Every 600 seconds (10 minutes), you earn 30k RYO and 1 spin. To claim the currently earned rewards, click “[CLAIM REWARDS]”.

If you have the Spin Storage gamepass, you get 2x the spins from AFK rewards, and if you join the RELL Games group on Roblox, you get 2x RYO as well.

With 2x RYO from joining the RELL Games group, you get 60k RYO every 10 minutes, which equals 360k RYO per hour. If you were to farm these AFK rewards overnight (8 hours), you would earn 2.88 million RYO.

For the two first methods, you should also join the RELL Games group on Roblox, as it not only gives you 2x RYO but also 2x XP.

Just like with the other 2 methods, you will disconnect from Roblox for being idle after 20 minutes of farming AFK rewards unless you use an auto-clicker to click somewhere on the screen continuously, like opening and closing the chat.

If you want to level up the fastest in Shindo Life, you should play the game actively yourself, as that will yield far more XP faster.

That’s how to AFK farm in Shindo Life!

Have any input or suggestions for this guide? Let us know in the comment section below.

At the beginning of the game, you do not have any abilities besides your fists, and it can be confusing as to what you need to do.

Recommended Read: How to Get and Activate Modes in Shindo Life

In this beginner’s guide, we cover everything you need to know as a new player in Shindo Life, from how to play to what your objective is.

Table of Contents

• What is Shindo Life?
• What is the goal/objective of Shindo Life?
• How to play Shindo Life
• How to level up
• How to get abilities
• How to travel around

What is Shindo Life?

Shindo Life is a ninja Roblox game that draws inspiration from the Naruto anime.

In the game, you play a ninja character that fights enemies, completes missions, finds and unlocks items and abilities, and becomes stronger.

The game consists of many separate locations, including both general areas and villages, all of which are large in size. The player can roam around freely within these locations, but you have to teleport between these locations.

Shindo Life is made by the developer RELL World, which consists of two brothers making games together.

At the time of writing, Shindo Life has an average of 10-15 thousand concurrent players, with that number reaching upwards of 30-50 thousand concurrent players on days when the game is updated.

The game is often within the top 20 of top-earning games on Roblox.

What is the goal/objective of Shindo Life?

Like any MMORPG, there is no specific goal or objective of Shindo Life, as the game does not have a specific end.

Instead, the general objective for players is to progress in the game by leveling up, acquiring new abilities and items, and ranking up, thus becoming stronger.

As you become stronger in the game, you can take on tougher bosses and enemies, as well as better players in PvP.

Many players’ goal in the game after acquiring some of the best bloodlines, modes, and items in the game is to reach the highest rank in the game, which requires you to grind levels for a long time.

How to play Shindo Life

In Shindo Life, you control your character in third-person (or first-person if you zoom all the way in) and have several movement-related controls as well as attack-related controls.

The basic movement controls on desktop are WASD for movement, mouse for changing the POV, “Space” for jump, “Space” twice for double jump, “X” for dash/flip (use while in the air after jumping or on the ground), double-click “W” for additional dash (can be used both on the ground and in the air), and hold “Shift” for sprinting.

The basic attack controls on desktop are left-mouse click for basic attacks (known as M1s), right-mouse click hold for blocking, hold “C” to regenerate Chi, hold “Z” or “C” to activate mode (C requires full Chi), “Q” for Q-spec attack, “E” for throwable, and then R, T, Y, F, G, H, 1, 2, 3 for bloodline, subjutsu, and element moves (you won’t have any of these at the start of the game).

C-spec and Z-spec moves are special abilities that you first unlock when you acquire certain modes – they are used by first blocking and then clicking either “C” or “Z”, depending on whether the mode is a C or Z mode.

Now that you know the controls, you play the game by going around the various villages and areas of the game, defeating enemies by using your various attacks, and avoiding large attacks by enemies by using your movement controls and block.

As you level up in the game, you receive stat points, which you can spend in the menu. To open the menu, click “M” on your keyboard and go to the “Stats” tab. Learn everything you need about stats in our Shindo Life stats guide.

After getting familiar with the controls, your goal is now to level up your character and acquire new abilities and moves, which are explained below.

How to level up

To level up in Shindo Life, you need to acquire enough experience to reach the next level, which you can do by damaging enemies or training logs, completing quests, defeating bosses, or through auto-training.

Right when you start playing the game, hitting training logs inside the Ember village, the village you start in, is the easiest way to level up.

Once you’ve leveled up a bit, you should start doing quests, which you start by talking to NPCs with a green scroll above their head.

You can start taking on bosses when you’ve become quite strong in the game.

If you are not planning to play for some time, you can passively gain XP by going to your apartment in the game or by sitting at an auto-training stone in Shikai Forest.

We recommend checking out our Shindo Life leveling guide for more details on how to level up quickly in the game.

How to get abilities

At the beginning of the game, you do not have any moves or abilities besides your m1 and q-spec attack using your fists.

As Shindo Life is all about being a powerful ninja with strong moves, it’s understandable that you want to get some abilities, known as moves, in the game.

There are several ways to get moves in Shindo Life – the primary being from your bloodlines. You can also get moves from your element, from sub-abilities you obtain in the game, mode, kenjutsu, and weapons.

While there are several sources of new moves in the game, the two that you’re going to get most from at the start of the game are bloodlines and elements, as they don’t require you to find and obtain an item in the game.

You can get elements and bloodlines by going to the “Edit” tab on the main game selection menu – not the one inside the game. Getting a new element or bloodline costs spins.

After acquiring an element or a bloodline, you can start leveling it up in the game by doing the same things as you would for leveling up your character.

Generally, you do not need to level up an element as much as a bloodline to unlock its abilities.

Check out our guide on how to get moves in Shindo Life to learn more.

How to travel around

When you start playing Shindo Life, you’ll spawn in the Ember village, but that is just one of many villages.

While most activities throughout the game related to leveling and ranking up take place in Ember village, you might want to experience the other villages and areas at some point.

Especially if you want to take on bosses, you’ll have to go to several different locations.

You cannot walk from one village or area to another. You can only get to another location by teleporting.

To teleport to another location, open the game menu by pressing “M”, select the “Travel” tab, select the location you wish to go to, and click “TELEPORT” under “Select Location”. Get more details in our guide on how to travel around in Shindo Life.

After teleporting to another location, you can freely roam around within that location, just like you can in Ember.

In case you wish to join a private server for a specific location instead of a public server, check out our complete private server codes list for Shindo Life.

You can use private servers to find items that spawn in the game or if you want to play without a lot of other players around.

That’s everything you need to know as a new player of Shindo Life!

Have any input or suggestions for this guide? Let us know in the comment section below.

Not only do you get stat boosts from modes, but you also get new m1, q-spec, and c- or z-spec attacks from some of them.

Recommended Read: Can You Start Over in Shindo Life?

In this guide, we give you all the info you need on modes, also known as spirits, including how to get and activate them.

Table of Contents

• What are spirits/modes?
• How to get a mode in Shindo Life
• How to activate modes in Shindo Life

What are spirits/modes?

Modes in Shindo Life are the activated form of a spirit, which transforms your character into a more powerful state.

While a mode is active, you get various stat boosts across of all stats and increased movement speed.

Some modes change the appearance of your character slightly, some change it completely, and some do not at all.

Getting a mode is one of the best ways to increase your power significantly, as the stat boosts greatly increase the power of all your attacks, both jutsu and taijutsu attacks.

Most modes give a new Q-spec ability, the move you use on the Q button, and some also change your m1 attacks and give you an extra C-spec or Z-spec move, depending on whether the mode is a Z or C mode.

Some spirits have multiple mode stages, meaning that you can unlock additional stages of the same mode from the same spirit. Usually, by leveling the spirit up further or by obtaining an item.

How to get a mode in Shindo Life

You can get a mode in Shindo Life by obtaining a bloodline that has a spirit or by obtaining a spirit from the Sub-Ability page. Spirits from the Sub-Ability page are obtained either by finding their scroll on the ground or by defeating a specific boss.

Not all bloodlines in Shindo Life have a spirit and thus give one or more modes. You can see what bloodlines give modes in our bloodline tier list.

All spirits listed in the Sub-Ability page of the menu under either GEN-1 Tailed, GEN-2 Tailed, GEN-3 Tailed, and Mode-Awakenings all give you the mode of the spirit.

At the beginning of the game, it’s easiest to get a mode by getting a bloodline that has a mode, as spirits from the Sub-Ability page have to be found throughout the world of Shindo Life and then unlocked. The bosses that can drop a spirit are also not easy to defeat early on in the game.

After you’ve obtained a bloodline that gives a mode, you usually need to level up the bloodline spirit to a specific level before you can activate it. You can level it up by dealing damage to things and enemies and by completing quests.

How to activate modes in Shindo Life

To activate a mode in Shindo Life, you need to equip it first and then press and hold either “C” or “Z” on your keyboard, depending on whether it’s a C or Z mode.

You can equip a mode by going to the “Bloodline” page in the menu if it’s a bloodline mode and clicking the [EQUIP] button below the bloodline. If a bloodline does not have the [EQUIP] button, it does not have a mode.

A spirit or mode from the Sub-Ability page can be equipped by clicking it and clicking [EQUIP].

After you’ve equipped a mode, you can see whether it’s a C or a Z mode by looking at the toolbar. If it appears in the “C” slot, it’s a C mode, and if it appears in the “Z” slot, it’s a Z mode.

Before you can activate a C mode, you need to have your Chi completely healed, as the “C” key shares function with Chi healing. When your Chi is completely healed, stop holding “C” in case you were healing up your Chi, and then press and hold “C” again for a bit, the mode will then activate. Z modes can be activated by holding the “Z” key and do not require you to have healed your Chi first.

Some modes have multiple stages. To activate the different stages, press “C+2”, “C+3”, etc., to activate stages 2, 3, etc for C modes. For Z modes, press “Z+2”, “Z+3”, etc. You need to already have activated stage 1 of a mode before you can switch to one of the later stages.

When a mode is active, the purple MD (Mode Energy) bar on the left side of your toolbar starts draining. When it reaches 0, the mode is deactivated, and you need to wait until it regenerates to activate the mode again.

After the MD bar reaches 0, you need for it to regenerate at least a bit before it is possible to activate mode again, but you don’t need to wait for it to fully regenerate.

That’s everything you need to know about modes in Shindo Life!

Have any input or suggestions for this guide? Let us know in the comment section below.

The same applies to Shindo Life, with some players wanting to start over and experience the game from the start once more.

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Unfortunately, it is not possible to reset your character and start over in Shindo Life. The only way to experience the game from a completely fresh start is to create another Roblox account.

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• Is it possible to start over in Shindo Life?

Is it possible to start over in Shindo Life?

No, it is not possible to start over or reset your character in Shindo Life.

Though some players want to experience the game from a completely fresh start, the game does not have the feature to do so.

If you want to play the game with a completely fresh character that does not have anything, your only option is to create and new Roblox account and play Shindo Life on that one.

In case you wish to reset your character because you believe you’ve spent your stats incorrectly, don’t worry, as your stats are reset every time you rank up in the game.

For those who want to experience not having stat boosts from previous rank-ups, no bloodlines, weapons, sub-abilities, etc., you need to create another account.

That’s everything you need to know about whether or not it’s possible to start over in Shindo Life!

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It can be confusing at the beginning of the game to know how these stats work, what they do, and which ones you should prioritize.

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In this guide, we cover everything you need to know about stats in Shindo Life.

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• All stats in Shindo Life explained
• How to spend stat points
• What stats to prioritize in Shindo Life

All stats in Shindo Life explained

There are 4 different stats you can increase in Shindo Life, each of which improves one aspect of your character’s combat abilities.

Here is an explanation of each stat in Shindo Life:

• Chi: The Chi stat determines both the maximum amount of Chi and Mode energy your character has, as well as mode and bloodline mode damage. Increasing Chi increases all of these things.
• Nin: The Nin stat, also known as Ninjutsu, determines both the damage you deal when using Ninjutsu abilities (bloodline moves, element moves, and sub-ability moves that are not Taijutsu), damage when using mode moves, and how fast you heal Chi when holding ‘C’. Increasing Nin increases all of these things.
• Tai: The Tai stat, also known as Taijutsu, determines both the damage of all physical moves, which include m1 attacks (except when in mode), some Q-spec moves, throwable, and Taijutsu sub-abilities, and your maximum stamina. Increasing Tai increases the damage of all of these.
• HP: The HP stat, also known as Health, determines the maximum health of your character and the amount of damage you can block in a single block. Increasing HP increases both of these.

How to spend stat points

When you’ve leveled up in Shindo Life and gained some stat points, here is how to spend them:

1. Open the menu by pressing ‘M’ on your keyboard
2. Select the “Stats” tab at the top
3. Click the “+” button next to the stat you wish to level up
4. Type in the number of stat points you wish to spend in the “[TYPE AMOUNT]” field
5. Click the “[CONFIRM]” button, and the stat will now be increased

What stats to prioritize in Shindo Life

What the best stats prioritize in Shindo Life are depends on your current level and setup.

At the beginning of the game, when you are low-level, you should prioritize and only level up the Tai and HP stats.

This is because your primary way of dealing damage is by using basic mouse 1 attacks and your Q-spec (Q-button attack. M1 attacks are affected by the Tai stat, and most Q-spec attacks are as well.

The reason why you need to increase HP is so you can survive fighting enemies. Only if you plan to only train on training logs can you not increase your HP stat at the beginning.

Once you’ve leveled to around level 115 using Taijutsu attacks, have around 1k Tai and HP stat, and have obtained some bloodline, element, or sub-ability moves, you should start prioritizing the Nin stat.

This will increase the damage of all moves from your bloodlines, elements, and sub-abilities, which are going to be your primary source of damage.

Besides Nin, you also need to put points into the Chi stat to increase your maximum Chi and Mode energy. How many points you should put into Chi depends on how much Chi your moves require. You want to be able to use a whole combo (around 4-5 moves) without having to stop and recharge Chi.

You should put points into HP based on how you’re doing against enemies. If you can take out groups of enemies without dying, you don’t need to put more points into HP. However, if you are dying a lot, you should add points to HP.

You only want to keep prioritizing Tai stat if you specifically use a build that is Taijutsu based like using a special weapon as your main damage source, or want to level up training against training logs while being afk.

Don’t worry about spending your points incorrectly, as for most rank levels you’ll end up maxing out your stats. Also, if you wish to become even stronger, you need to rank up your character, which brings you back to level 1 again and resets all your stats but gives you additional bonus points to use.

That’s everything you need to know about stats in Shindo Life, including how they work and which are the best ones to prioritize.

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It can be a bit confusing when you’re a new player as to how you can obtain any abilities, as most of them actually can’t be obtained before you’ve done a specific thing in the main menu.

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You can get abilities in Shindo Life by obtaining bloodlines and elements and unlocking their abilities, unlocking sub-abilities, finding special weapons, and obtaining specific modes.

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• How to obtain moves in Shindo Life

How to obtain moves in Shindo Life

At the beginning of the game, you do not have any abilities, also known as skills or moves, in Shindo Life and can only fight using your fists.

To become a powerful ninja, you need to unlock skills and abilities, which can be done in various ways.

Here are the different things that can give you abilities and skills in Shindo Life:

• Bloodlines
• Elements
• Sub-abilities
• Weapons
• Modes
• Kenjutsu
• Combat Arts

The first three in the list above can give you skills that you can put in your toolbar, while the last two can give you new m1 attacks, q-spec, and c-spec attacks, which some people will also consider as abilities and skills, even though you technically have both of those from the start, just very weak versions.

Bloodlines

Bloodlines give you access to the skills and abilities of the specific bloodline that you have obtained. Some bloodlines also give you access to one or more modes.

After you’ve obtained a bloodline, you need to level up the bloodline before you can unlock its abilities. You can level it up by damaging enemies or training logs, or completing quests. Bloodlines are obtained from the “Edit” tab of the main menu and cost spins to roll.

Once you’ve leveled up a bloodline to the level requirement of an ability in that bloodline, you can unlock it by opening the menu by pressing ‘M’ on your keyboard, going to “Bloodline”, clicking the ability you wish to unlock, and clicking [UNLOCK].

Unlocking an ability costs RYO and has both a bloodline level and CHI stat requirement as well. In the Bloodline menu, you can see the requirements to you need to meet before you can unlock an ability.

After unlocking a bloodline ability, you can equip it by pressing it again and clicking one of the “Equip [X]” buttons.

You can have up to 2 bloodlines at a time by default, but it is possible to purchase an additional 2 bloodline slots with Robux. Some bloodlines are much stronger than others – learn more in our Shindo Life bloodlines tier list.

Elements

Elements work in a similar way as bloodlines. You obtain them by spinning them in the ‘Edit’ tab of the main menu.

Once you’ve obtained an element, you need to level it up by damaging enemies or training logs, or completing quests, and then you can unlock each of its abilities under “Element” in the menu.

After unlocking an ability of an element, you can equip it by pressing it again and clicking one of the “Equip [X]” buttons.

Abilities from elements are quicker to obtain as they require a lower element level, stat, and RYO requirement than bloodline abilities. Elements do not have any modes.

Like bloodlines, you can have 2 elements at a time by default, but you can purchase an additional two slots with Robux.

You can see how good each element in the game is in our Shindo Life elements tier list.

Sub-abilities

Unlike abilities from bloodlines and elements, sub-abilities are not a set of abilities you can unlock, but rather just one individual ability.

You can see all the different sub-abilities in the game in the “Sub-Ability” tab in the menu, which can be accessed by clicking ‘M’ on your keyboard.

Most of the best sub-abilities in Shindo Life are Hidden Techniques, which are located at the bottom of the “Sub-Ability” page.

You can obtain sub-abilities in Shindo Life by finding the scroll for a specific sub-ability. Once you’ve obtained the scroll for one, you can unlock it when you meet its level, stat, and RYO requirement.

Almost all sub-ability scrolls can only be obtained by finding them spawn. Each spawnable sub-ability has a specific spawn location and a time when they have a chance to spawn. You can find all spawn times here with a live countdown.

As sub-abilities are not guaranteed to spawn in their location at their spawn time, you can visit several private servers for the same location right after its spawn time to give yourself the most chances of finding it.

Some sub-abilities can be purchased outright without you needing to find a scroll first, and some can be obtained by defeating certain bosses.

After unlocking a sub-ability, you can equip it like a bloodline or element ability by pressing it and selecting which hotkey you wish to have it linked to.

Weapons

Though weapons do not grant any abilities that you can have in your toolbar like bloodlines, elements, and sub-abilities do, weapons do replace your current m1 attack and q-spec attack.

Some weapons provide so powerful m1 attacks and q-spec attacks that they feel like new abilities, even though you technically do have m1 attack and q-spec attack, even when you only have your fists at the beginning of the game.

Nevertheless, to obtain new m1 attacks and q-spec attacks from weapons, you simply need to equip a weapon.

Weapons can also be obtained by finding them spawn and some by defeating specific bosses. A few weapons can be purchased outright without needing to find a scroll first.

Modes

Just like weapons, some modes also give you new m1 attacks and q-spec attacks, but they do not give abilities you can put in your toolbar, like bloodlines, elements, and sub-abilities. Some modes do, however, also give you a new c-spec attack, which is used by blocking and clicking C when in mode (or “Z” if it’s a Z mode).

You can both obtain a mode by unlocking one of the mode sub-abilities and equipping it or by obtaining a bloodline that gives a mode. Not all bloodlines have a mode, though.

If a bloodline has a mode you can use, you can equip it by clicking the “[EQUIP]” button below its skills in the “Bloodline” tab of the menu. If a bloodline has several levels of its mode and you have unlocked them and equipped the mode, you can use each one by clicking ‘C+1’, ‘C+2’, etc., on your keyboard.

Kenjutsu

Kenjutsu is another trait you can unlock for your character through the in-game menu.

When you unlock a Kenjtusu, you can start leveling it up to unlock its abilities.

Kenjutsus have some of the highest-level requirements for unlocking their abilities, so it’s not the easiest way to get moves as a new player.

However, later on in the game, when you can level them up faster, they can provide some truly unique moves.

Combat Arts

The last way to get new “abilities” is by getting a combat art. Combat arts are just like modes and weapons – they do not give new abilities to put in your toolbar. They only give new m1 and q-spec attacks.

You can unlock a combat art by clicking “[Martial]” at the top of the menu, clicking “[EQUIP]” on a combat art you wish to unlock, and then clicking “[UNLOCK]”.

Unlocking a combat art costs RELL Coins.

That’s how to obtain skills and abilities in Shindo Life!

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Using weapons is one of the many ways that you can increase the power of your character in Shindo Life, but how do you get them?

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The three ways weapons can be obtained in Shindo Life are by purchasing them with RYO, finding them spawned in specific locations, and defeating certain bosses.

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• How to obtain weapons in Shindo Life

How to obtain weapons in Shindo Life

Some weapons increase the base damage of your m1 attacks, and some also change the nature of your m1 attacks to include abilities.

You also get a new q-spec ability when you equip a weapon.

These are the 3 ways you can obtain weapons in Shindo Life:

• Purchasing with RYO
• Finding weapons that spawn
• Defeating specific bosses
• Unlocking Kenjutsu weapon

Purchasing with RYO

Some of the weapons in Shindo Life can be purchased with the in-game currency RYO. However, only a few of them can be purchased without first finding the scroll for the weapon.

To purchase a weapon that doesn’t require you to find a scroll first, open the game menu inside the game by clicking ‘M’, selecting “Ninja Tools” on the left side, selecting a weapon, and clicking [UNLOCK].

You can see whether or not a weapon requires you to have found a scroll for it before you can unlock it by selecting them. If an [UNLOCK] button pops up, you can purchase it without needing to find a scroll, and you can see the TAI stat requirement and RYO cost as well.

Finding weapons that spawn

Finding weapons that spawn around the world of Shindo Life, or rather the scroll for a specific weapon is the primary way to get weapons in the game.

Around 90% of all weapons in Shindo Life are obtained by finding their scroll and then unlocking it with RYO.

After you’ve found a scroll for a specific weapon, you can unlock it in the “Ninja Tools” tab of the game menu by clicking [UNLOCK].

Weapons that can spawn in the game only spawn in one location in the game and at specific times. And it’s far from guaranteed that they will spawn at their spawn time.

You can see all spawn times and locations for all weapons in Shindo Life in our spawn times list.

The easiest way to find a specific scroll of a weapon you’re looking for is to visit many private servers for the location where the scroll can spawn right after its spawn time. This gives you multiple chances to find it, as each private server has a separate chance to make the item spawn.

Defeating specific bosses

There are a few bosses in Shindo Life that have a chance to drop weapons upon them being defeated.

Namely, the gen-3 bosses all have a chance to drop a weapon exclusive to each of these beast bosses.

Other bosses like Ryuji Kenichi and Tree Spirit also have a chance to drop a weapon that can only be obtained by defeating them.

While wearing and using weapons make you stronger than without anything, many players prefer not to equip a weapon as some top-tier modes and bloodlines can provide stronger q-spec abilities and m1 attacks.

Unlocking Kenjutsu weapon

The last way to get weapons in Shindo Life is to obtain a Kenjutsu weapon.

To do this, you need to first acquire a Kenjutsu, and then go to the Kenjutsu Mentor NPC in the Nimbus Village.

You can purchase a Kenjutsu weapon from the Kenjutsu Mentor NPC for RELL Coins and spins. You need to be at least Rank S to do this.

That’s how to get weapons in Shindo Life!

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