Elite Batter is the one class in Spuddy’s (Anomaly) you cannot buy with Gems. It sits at a three-star rating and hands you an Elite Bat the moment a shift begins, turning anomaly encounters into a source of Energy instead of a threat. The trade-off is simple. Every other class opens up through the Gem shop, while this one is locked behind a straight Robux payment.
Quick answer: Open the Classes menu on the left of the screen, select Elite Batter, and pay 159 Robux to confirm the purchase. It becomes selectable before your next shift, which is how you know the unlock went through.
Buy Elite Batter from the Classes shop

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You can also get the class without buying it yourself, as long as a friend is willing to spend the Robux. Both of you need to be on the same game server for the gifting flow to work.
Elite Batter perks at every level
Elite Batter scales across three levels. The Elite Bat itself always spawns with 30 uses, and the higher levels stack Starting Energy and a per-shift bat refill on top of that base. You raise the level by earning EXP, which comes from completing tasks during your night shifts.
| Level | Perks |
|---|---|
| Level 1 | Spawn with Elite Bat (30 uses), gain Energy from hitting anomalies |
| Level 2 | Elite Bat (30 uses), Energy from hitting anomalies, +15 Starting Energy |
| Level 3 | Elite Bat (30 uses), Energy from hitting anomalies, +15 Starting Energy, +1 Elite Bat charge per shift |
The Level 3 charge is the standout. Instead of running dry after 30 swings, the bat tops up by one charge each shift, so it keeps working across a longer run. That steady refill, combined with the extra Starting Energy, is what makes the max-level class hold up over time.
What the Elite Bat does in a shift
The Elite Bat is a melee tool for dealing with anomalies directly. A single hit sends an anomaly scampering out of the diner, and each strike feeds you Energy. That covers the main anomaly types you run into, including face, camera, and deformed anomalies, plus mimics that can show up at any point during a shift.
Note: aim carefully. If you swing the bat at a normal customer instead of an anomaly, that customer flees the diner and your performance rating for the shift drops. The bat rewards accuracy, so confirm a customer is anomalous before you hit them.
If your runs keep collapsing because of anomalies, Elite Batter is the class built to answer that specific problem, and the Level 3 refill keeps it going. If you would rather not spend Robux at all, Senior Employee is the Gem-based route to a similar bat-focused playstyle, spawning with a strong bat and rewarding Energy for landing hits.






