Game modes explained: Practice, Duels, FFA and Simulator

Choose the activity, then choose the kit

The main menu contains four separate routes. They serve different practice goals, so decide what you want to do before selecting a character.

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1. FFA: enter an open player battle.
2. Practice Dummy: learn the kit without a live opponent.
3. Duels: focus on one opponent.
4. Simulator: fight an army.

Mode	Opponent	Best starting goal
Practice Dummy	Stationary dummy	Learn inputs and item changes
Duels	One player	Track a moving opponent
FFA	Other players in an open battle	Choose engagements and escape routes
Simulator	An army of soldiers	Manage sustained pressure alone or with a squad

Practice Dummy: remove the distractions

Use the dummy when a movement sequence or item swap is new. Learn the sword rhythm, then add movement. It is also the place to rehearse the Elytra mace sequence before a player starts dodging.

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1. Read the dummy health display as you repeat the same attack.
2. Keep the crosshair on the target instead of watching your hands.

Duels: test one idea

A duel gives you one opponent to follow. Keep the kit fixed and focus on a single goal: strafing, descending attacks or a recovery sequence. The controls help lists Y to accept and N to decline a request.

FFA: read the space around the fight

In FFA, another player can enter an exchange already in progress. Look beyond the opponent in front of you. Keep an escape route in mind and avoid using every movement item just to start a fight.

Simulator: prepare for an army

The official description supports solo play or a squad of up to ten against up to 100 soldiers that fight back and heal. The Simulator guide explains the army selection screen and a simple way to practise under that pressure.

A useful progression

1. Learn the kit and controls in Practice.
2. Take the same kit into a duel.
3. Try FFA when you can recover after an exchange.
4. Use Simulator for army combat, with a clear target and regroup plan.

You can also go straight to the activity you enjoy. This progression is a learning route, not an unlock requirement.

Sources

Checked 2026-11-13 · sources below

Game identity and mode limits: official Roblox experience. Screenshots link directly to the creator and the displayed video moment. Step sequences and practice drills are written by the wiki editors.