God Pickaxe, God Axe, God Bow, and God Sword are four separate passes, not a bundle. Each official description says the glowing tool never wears out, appears in Story and Survival with a fresh one every spawn, and can be used only by the pass owner. Pickaxe and Axe cost 499 Robux each; Bow and Sword cost 799 each on the check date.
Four-tool comparison
All four listings say the tool does not wear out. None publishes a full numeric damage, speed, cooldown, burst radius, or comparison against every ordinary item.
God Pickaxe
The 3×3 mining statement is the key benefit. It can speed tunnels and material collection, but it can also remove blocks you intended to preserve. Aim with space around objective structures and personal builds.
The official listing does not specify orientation, depth per swing, protected blocks, ore multiplication, or inventory overflow behavior. Test on ordinary blocks before using it near Bob’s structures or a route landmark.
At 499 Robux, judge it by how often multi-block mining matters. Ray’s Kit already supplies an ordinary iron pickaxe in Survival, while Creative breaks blocks instantly and provides broader sandbox abilities.
God Axe
The God Axe brings down a whole tree with one chop, including leaves, and sends the wood directly into the owner’s bag. That is a specific collection convenience, not a published combat-stat promise.
Check inventory capacity before cutting. The listing does not explain overflow, protected trees, replants, or whether every world object counts as a tree. Avoid testing on scenery tied to an objective.
Choose it if wood collection dominates your building loop. If darkness, food, or mining is the problem, Fullbright, Ray’s Kit, or God Pickaxe addresses that problem more directly.
God Bow
The God Bow replaces arrows with fireballs. A normal shot sends three, a full draw sends five, and each bursts where it hits. It needs no arrows and does not wear out.
The listing does not publish damage, burst radius, friendly fire, block ignition, or cooldown. Keep distance from teammates and important structures until the live effects are understood. “Fan” implies spread, so a distant single target and a nearby group may not receive the same result.
At 799 Robux, it is the most expensive tier here with the Sword. Buy it for ranged area behavior and ammunition freedom, not an invented claim that it wins every encounter.
God Sword
The God Sword hits “far harder than diamond” and a full swing sweeps through enemies around the target. That establishes relative strength and multi-target behavior without a numeric damage value.
Position so the intended target is centered and be aware of nearby entities. The public description does not define sweep angle, range, maximum targets, attack speed, or interaction with bosses.
Choose it for repeated close-range combat. It does not mine a 3×3 area, cut whole trees, or replace ranged attacks; each God Tool retains a distinct job.
Ownership and spawn rules
Every listing says only pass owners can use the tool. Do not buy one account’s pass with the expectation of equipping the whole group. Dropping, sharing, storage, and another player’s pickup behavior are not documented.
The listings promise a fresh tool every spawn in Story and Survival. If the item is missing after purchase, confirm ownership, mode, and inventory, then rejoin. Do not repurchase before checking Roblox’s owned-pass state.
“Never wears out” refers to durability during use. It does not necessarily mean the same inventory instance survives leaving a server; the fresh-spawn promise covers availability through another mechanism.
Quick answers
Are all four God Tools included together?
No. They have separate pass IDs and prices. Buy only the specific tool whose official operation you want.
Which tools cost 499 Robux?
God Pickaxe and God Axe on October 25, 2026. God Bow and God Sword were 799 each.
Do they work in Story and Survival?
Yes. Each listing says the owner receives a fresh one every spawn in Story and Survival.
Which tool is strongest?
There is no complete official numeric comparison. Pickaxe mines areas, Axe collects trees, Bow fires bursting projectiles, and Sword handles strong sweeping melee.