Stick Wars Characters: Roster, Skills & Unlock Guide

Which Stick Wars Characters Can You Play?

Stick Wars characters range from straightforward archers and brawlers to rocket-firing robots and Halloween fighters. Your choice matters because these stickmen bring different weapons and abilities into auto-battle PvP. Learning how Stick Wars characters fight gives you more to work with than choosing whichever crate pull has the flashiest entrance.

In the Roblox experience, your starting choice includes Builder, Brawler, and Archer. Beyond those starters, the roster includes fighters such as Blaze, Ninja, Blacksmith, Cameraman, Robot, Time Keeper, and Ballerina. The October 2026 Halloween update adds Witch, Skeleton, Werewolf, and Phantom.

Here’s the quick breakdown of the starting trio:

Character	Weapon or attack	Combat identity
Builder	Pickaxe	A tool-wielding melee fighter
Brawler	Punches	A close-range, unarmed fighter
Archer	Bow and arrows	A projectile fighter with an arrow-rain attack

These characters belong to Stick Wars on Roblox, the stickman auto-battler with collectible fighters, crates, and ranked seasons.

The collection badges give you useful roster goals: Collector requires 25 different stickmen, while Master Collector requires 35. Those are collection milestones rather than a complete character count. Keep them in mind when deciding whether to expand your collection or focus on a familiar fighter.

Starter Characters: Builder, Brawler, and Archer

Your opening choice introduces three easy-to-recognize fighting styles. Builder carries a pickaxe, Brawler throws punches, and Archer fills the arena with arrows. Start by watching how those weapons affect the distance between fighters.

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Builder

Builder takes a familiar tool into a close-range fight. Despite the name, the combat action centers on swinging a pickaxe.

Watch how often Builder reaches an opponent and lands consecutive hits. Against a fighter using invisibility or ranged attacks, pay attention to the time spent chasing versus attacking. That comparison makes the difference between a weapon’s appearance and its actual contribution much easier to understand.

Brawler

Brawler keeps things direct with punches. There’s no elaborate weapon to distract you from the exchange: the action happens when the fighters get close.

Use Brawler matches to watch basic melee interactions. Follow the health changes during each exchange, and compare those moments with fights involving projectile attacks or crowd control. A straightforward fighter makes those differences easier to spot.

Archer

Archer attacks with arrows and has an arrow-rain move. The appeal is immediate: projectiles let the character threaten an opponent across space.

Still, landing arrows matters more than simply launching them. Ninja’s disappearing act and Robot’s movement create very different fights from a straightforward melee exchange.

When comparing these starter Stick Wars characters, watch the whole round. A strong opening volley or a quick punching combo tells you less than how consistently the fighter keeps connecting throughout the match.

More Characters and Their Combat Abilities

The expanded roster adds fire, flight, stuns, time effects, and several unusual weapons. These differences give Stick Wars characters their personality—and make fights less predictable than their rarity labels suggest.

Character	Combat features
Blaze	Applies fire during combat
Ninja	Uses invisibility
Blacksmith	Attacks with a hammer
Cameraman	Uses a camera attack that stuns
Robot	Flies with a jetpack and fires rockets
Time Keeper	Uses time effects that slow an opponent
Ballerina	Fights with kicks and acrobatic movement
Fisherman	Pulls an opponent in and follows with punches
King	Throws a crown and uses a chain restraint

Fire, Invisibility, and Heavy Weapons

Blaze brings a fire effect into otherwise physical exchanges. Watch for the moment an opponent catches fire rather than expecting every attack to look like a fireball.

Ninja changes the rhythm through invisibility. That disappearing act makes a fight look very different from an uninterrupted exchange of punches or arrows.

Blacksmith is more direct. The hammer is central to the character’s attacks, so follow the hits and health changes instead of expecting the name to imply a crafting system.

Flight, Stuns, and Time Effects

Robot combines jetpack movement with rocket attacks. Its airborne action creates a distinctive fight against grounded opponents, but flight alone doesn’t settle the result. Archer’s projectiles give Robot a different challenge from a fighter swinging a melee weapon.

Cameraman uses a camera flash to stun. Watch what happens after the stun connects: the interruption and the damage dealt during the following exchange are separate parts of the fight.

Time Keeper brings slowing effects into combat. Follow both fighters during the slow, then watch the next exchange. The visual effect draws attention, but the attacks that connect afterward still matter.

Kicks, Pulls, and Restraints

Ballerina mixes kicks with acrobatic movement. The character’s animations are especially noticeable against arrows and in close-range exchanges.

Fisherman uses a pull followed by punches, bringing the opponent into a physical exchange. Track that sequence from the pull through the follow-up attacks.

King combines a thrown crown with a chain restraint. Those moves give you more to watch than a simple weapon swing, especially when the opposing fighter is trying to keep moving.

Other roster names include Poisoner, Samurai, Wizard, Quake, Verity, and the web slinger. Samurai carries a large sword, while Wizard uses attacks including ice and a wave. Ghost and Vampire also appear among the collection options.

For comparing Stick Wars characters, focus on attack connections, movement, and ability timing. Avoid turning one dramatic win into a permanent ranking; individual fights include both impressive performances and abrupt losses.

Halloween Characters and Event Rewards

As of October 25, 2026, the Halloween event is running from October 21 through November 2, 2026. It introduces four spooky Stick Wars characters:

• Witch
• Skeleton
• Werewolf
• Phantom

The event also adds Halloween skins, a seasonal pass, Candy, and a Spooky Crate. The stickmen and skins are event-only rewards, giving collectors a dated opportunity to expand their Halloween collection.

Halloween feature	What it includes
New stickmen	Witch, Skeleton, Werewolf, and Phantom
Halloween Pass	20 reward tiers and new Halloween skins
Candy activities	Matches, quests, Server Brawl, and lobby pickups
Spooky Crate	A new crate introduced for Halloween
Candy Shop	Exclusive stick figures, event titles, coin boosts, and coin bundles

Collect Candy through matches and quests, and pick up Candy around the lobby. Include Server Brawl in your event activities, since it also awards the seasonal currency.

Before spending Candy, browse the Candy Shop’s stick figures alongside its titles, boosts, and bundles. Choose rewards that match your collection goal. If you’re chasing Halloween fighters, keep those purchases in view while considering the other event rewards.

Keep character names and reward types separate while browsing. A Halloween skin, a title, and a stickman occupy different entries in the event’s rewards. Check the reward itself before committing your currency.

The November 2 end date is the key detail for planning your event time. Work toward the Halloween rewards you want while the event is running.

How to Collect and Upgrade Your Roster

Crates are a central way to recruit more Stick Wars characters. Coins and Gems support crate purchases, and codes provide an additional supply of both currencies.

The RELEASE code awards 2,500 Coins and 50 Gems. To enter it, open the in-game menu, select Codes, and type the code into the entry box. Enter the code exactly as written.

After collecting fighters, fusion gives duplicates another purpose: combine 10 stickmen of the same rarity to obtain an upgraded fighter. That requirement is based on matching rarity.

Check your collection against these longer-term milestones:

Badge	Requirement
Collector	Own 25 different stickmen
Master Collector	Own 35 different stickmen
Maxed Out	Level a stickman to level 11
Level 30	Reach level 30
Level 60	Reach level 60

Maxed Out requires leveling a stickman to level 11. Collector and Master Collector instead track how many different stickmen you own.

Understand the Paid Options

Several passes affect currency earnings or crate opening:

• Lucky — 349 Robux: Doubles the chance of Legendary and Mythic results from crates.
• Fast Open — 49 Robux: Skips the crate reel.
• VIP — 199 Robux: Includes double Coins, a gold name, a VIP tag, and five free Gems daily.
• Battle Pass — 399 Robux: Adds a premium reward track featuring 10 skins, five auras, titles, and other rewards.

Roblox Premium also provides a 10% Coin bonus on earnings.

Compare each purchase with what you want from the game. Lucky changes the chance of the two named rarities, while Fast Open changes the opening animation. VIP centers on earnings and extras, and the Battle Pass offers its own reward track.

Give Each Fighter More Than One Match

Once you add a character, watch its attacks across different opponents. Robot fighting Archer presents a different interaction from Robot fighting a pickaxe-wielding opponent. Likewise, a camera stun and a hammer strike contribute in different ways.

Use this short checklist while comparing fighters:

• Follow attacks that connect, rather than counting animations.
• Watch what happens immediately after a stun, slow, or pull.
• Compare ranged exchanges with close-range exchanges.
• Track the full fight instead of judging the opening hit.

Building a collection gives you more weapons and abilities to explore. Use those differences to learn your roster, then pursue collection badges, individual fighter levels, or seasonal rewards according to what you enjoy.

FAQ

Which Stick Wars characters can you choose at the start?

The starting selection includes Builder, Brawler, and Archer. Builder uses a pickaxe, Brawler punches, and Archer attacks with arrows.

How do you get more characters in Stick Wars?

Open crates using the game’s currencies to recruit additional stickmen. During the October 2026 Halloween event, the Candy Shop also offers exclusive stick figures.

Which characters arrived with the Halloween update?

Witch, Skeleton, Werewolf, and Phantom were added for Halloween. The event runs from October 21 through November 2, 2026, and also includes a Halloween Pass, Candy, and a Spooky Crate.

How does character fusion work?

Collect 10 stickmen of the same rarity and fuse them to obtain an upgraded fighter. Keep track of your collection’s rarities as you work toward that requirement.