The Illegal Soccer item pool is currently documented through two evidence levels. Repotted’s official Roblox description names guns, grappling hooks, jetpacks, and oil spills. A current illustrated walkthrough reports additional named items in the shop and inventory. Those extra names are useful for recognition, but their rarity, rates, prices, damage, duration, range, cooldowns, and availability have not been independently verified here.
Use this index to identify a tool and the match problem it appears to solve. Then check the current item description, practice result, and shop disclosure in your own client. “Currently documented” does not mean the list is complete or permanently accurate.
Quick item index
The community guide also distinguishes cosmetics from match items. Jerseys, balls, emotes, and goal effects should be treated as appearance or celebration choices unless the current description explicitly grants a gameplay effect.
How to verify an item safely
Open the inventory or current shop and match the exact displayed name. Read the description before equipping. If a practice area exists, select the item there and determine whether the slot button equips, activates, aims, or cycles it. Test against empty space before involving another player.
Record what changes in the match, not what the animation seems to promise. For movement, note start, landing, and recovery. For protection, note which direction and area are covered. For a gun, note aiming behavior, usable distance, and what happens after firing. For a hazard, note placement, visibility, and who can trigger it.
Do not publish or rely on exact numbers after one attempt. A cooldown may be shared with a resource bar, an effect may depend on distance, and a shop price can reflect a temporary discount. Multiple controlled attempts and a dated client state are needed before a value should be treated as stable.
Movement tools
The grappling hook and jetpack are officially named. Use either to solve a visible distance problem: reaching a loose ball, escaping a closing defender, crossing to a far-side pass, or recovering after a failed attack. Choose the landing first. Movement that ends beyond the ball or outside the useful angle has spent the tool without improving possession.
Community reports describe Energy Drink and Supercharge as additional movement or resource options. Their exact effects remain unclear in the verified record, so read the live item card. Do not assume a name guarantees speed, stamina, or stack behavior.
For any movement option, practice stopping. Fast arrival is only valuable when the next kick, pass, tackle, or save remains controllable. The Loadouts guide pairs movement with a second function rather than recommending two escape tools by default.
Direct disruption tools
Guns are central to the official premise, while community material names examples such as Shotgun, Flintlock, Bazooka, and Freeze Gun. Treat those specific names and roles as community reported until the current inventory confirms them. A tool’s best range and recovery may matter more than the apparent strength of its effect.
Aim at the player whose next action threatens the ball or goal. Check team color before firing. Decide where the ball should go if the target loses possession. A successful hit followed by an opponent collecting the loose ball is only partial disruption.
Rocket Punch is also community reported as an attacking disruption item. Verify whether it targets a player, moves the user, creates area force, or behaves differently. The name alone does not establish damage or ranking.
Defense and area control
Oil Spill is officially named and clearly implies a route hazard, but exact trigger and duration still need a live check. Place it on a predictable opposing lane while preserving a safe path for teammates. Avoid the center of your own passing route.
Community material reports Barricades, Forcefield, and Landmines. Barricades appear suited to lane control, Forcefield to protection, and Landmines to delayed area denial, but test the actual behavior. A barrier may block players, projectiles, the ball, or only some of those. A forcefield may protect the user or an area. A mine may be visible, timed, or team-sensitive.
Magnet is reported as another control tool. Confirm what it attracts, when it activates, and whether it changes possession. Do not build a scoring plan around a guessed ball interaction.
Choose by role, not rarity
A striker needs a tool that creates or preserves a finishing lane. A goalkeeper needs to hold the central line and save recovery. A chaos player needs disruption with a collection plan. The same item can have different value in each responsibility.
Use the Item Tier List for a dated qualitative comparison and the Playstyles hub for role decisions. Rarity and reported probability are acquisition fields, not proof of match strength. A common defensive tool can outperform a rare movement option when the goal needs protection.
Frequently asked questions
Is this the complete Illegal Soccer item list?
No. It is the currently documented set from official naming and one detailed current walkthrough. The live inventory may add, remove, rename, or rotate entries.
Which items are officially confirmed?
The official description confirms guns as a family, grappling hooks, jetpacks, and oil spills. Specific gun names and the longer catalog above are community reported.
Where are rarity and drop rates?
A current guide publishes them, but they were not independently reproduced here. Read the live shop’s probability disclosure and date any value before relying on it.
Can I equip more than one item?
Current illustrated guides show a two-slot loadout. Confirm the slot count and selection behavior on your current HUD because this can change.
Checked sources
- Official Illegal Soccer Roblox description.
- Current illustrated item and shop walkthrough, checked September 2, 2026 and used as a community-reported catalog.