Sol’s RNG: How to Turn On PvP Mode in Roblox

PvP in Sol’s RNG is off by default, which is why most players can wander past each other on a server without ever trading damage. Turning it on takes four clicks, but the toggle is buried in a settings tab that is easy to skip past if you have never opened it before.

Quick answer: Open Menu on the left side of the screen, click Settings, switch to the Miscellaneous tab, then click the checkbox beside PVP Mode until a green checkmark appears.

What PvP Mode does in Sol’s RNG

The setting controls damage in both directions. With it enabled, you can attack other players using auras that have PvP abilities, and those players can attack you back. Leave it off and you are effectively invisible to combat, no matter what you have equipped.

Matching matters here. You can only fight someone who has also switched the mode on, so a full server of rollers with the setting disabled will give you nothing to hit. Players with PvP active are marked by a symbol above their head, which is the fastest way to spot a valid target while walking around the map.

Turn on PVP Mode in the settings menu

Load into Sol’s RNG and find the Menu button on the left side of the screen. Click it to expand the list of options, which includes Season Pass, Achievements, Fishing, Settings, Robux Shop, and Developers.

Sol's RNG main screen with the Roll button at the bottom producing a Common result — The standard rolling screen, with the Menu button sitting on the left edge. Image: Sol’s Studio

Select Settings from that list. It is the fourth entry down, and the gear icon on the left side of the screen opens the same window.

Click across the tabs at the top of the settings window until you land on Miscellaneous. The window has four tabs in total, so Rolling, Notifications, and Sound Effects are the ones you are skipping.

Click the checkbox next to PVP Mode. It sits alongside Hide AFK, Gear Screen Effect, New Aura Effect, Storage Deletion Warning, Title Selection, and Redeem Code, so read the label before clicking rather than going by position.

Miscellaneous tab in Sol's RNG settings showing PVP Mode, Hide AFK, and other toggles — The Miscellaneous tab holds the PVP Mode toggle along with Hide AFK and the aura display options. Image: Sol’s Studio

Confirm the toggle stuck

An empty box means the mode is off. Once enabled, the box fills with a green checkmark and stays that way when you close and reopen the window. If you want to be certain before heading out into the map, reopen Menu, go back into Settings, and check the Miscellaneous tab a second time.

Settings reopened on the Miscellaneous tab with the PVP Mode checkbox showing as checked — Reopening Settings to verify the PVP Mode checkbox is still checked. Image: Sol’s Studio

The other confirmation is out in the world. Walk around the server and look for the PvP symbol floating above other characters. Anyone carrying it has the same setting active and can be attacked.

Auras that can attack in PvP Mode

The toggle alone does not give you an attack. Most auras have no combat ability at all, so you need one of the following equipped before the mode does anything useful.

Aura	What it does
Overture	A finger snap freezes nearby players for 3 seconds.
Overture: History	The same snap, but the freeze lasts 6 seconds.
Zeus	Teleports up and throws a lightning bolt, dealing 15 HP on a hit, then returns to the ground.
Archangel	A sword slam creates two explosions. The first deals 10 HP three times, the second deals 12 HP.
Chromatic: Genesis	A ground punch sends out a shockwave of musical notes and leaves a crater, dealing 8 HP five times.
IMPEACHED	Marks a large X on the ground and drops the Sword of Betrayal or a peach from the sky for 30 HP.

Note: your opponent needs a combat aura too. A player with PvP enabled but no attacking aura equipped can still take damage, but has nothing to hit you back with.

Why nothing happens when you attack

Three things account for almost every failed fight. The target has PvP Mode switched off, so no damage registers regardless of what you throw at them. Your equipped aura has no PvP ability, which covers the vast majority of the roll pool. Or your own checkbox never actually saved, which is worth ruling out first since it takes seconds to check.

Switching the mode back off is the same four clicks in reverse. Click the PVP Mode checkbox once more and the checkmark clears, which puts you back to a state where nobody on the server can damage you while you roll.