Gaming How-To

Slayers 2: How to Gift Someone Using the In-Game Shop

Every gift in Slayers 2 runs through the Shop menu, and it hinges on typing the recipient's username exactly right.

Every gift in Slayers 2 runs through the Shop menu, and it hinges on typing the recipient’s username exactly right.

Gifting in Slayers 2 is not handled by a trade window, a friends list, or a separate gifting menu. It lives inside the regular in-game Shop, alongside the boosts and resets you would normally buy for yourself. The only difference is a small text box in the corner that decides who actually receives the purchase.

Quick answer: Open the menu with the three-line icon at the top left, pick Shop, type the recipient’s exact username into the “Gift to…” field, click the item, then hit the green checkmark to confirm.


What you need before sending a gift

Two things decide whether the purchase goes through. You need enough currency to cover the item, and you need the recipient’s username typed correctly.

  • Currency: shop entries are paid for with Ore or Robux.
  • Enter the recipient’s exact username rather than their display name.
  • Access to the item itself — a few shop entries are locked behind VIP and show “You need VIP to access this” instead of a price.

Ore is the grindable option if you would rather not spend Robux. It drops from chests around the world, Final Selection awards one, and world bosses hand out four. Codes redeemed from the main menu can also include Ore.

If you are gifting someone in your current server, open the Roblox player list first and copy the username from there. It is the fastest way to avoid a typo in the “Gift to…” field.


How to gift an item in Slayers 2

Select the three-line icon at the screen’s upper-left. The main menu opens with a sidebar listing Inventory, Skill Tree, Shop, Player Info, Faction, Settings, and Servers.
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The three-line icon at the top left opens the main menu. Shown at 00:17 in VendoPlus’s video. Image: Ouw Productions
Select Shop from the sidebar. The panel that opens lists the timed boosts on one side and the reset options below them, with the Ore and Robux totals shown at the top.
In the Shop panel, select the “Gift to…” field at the upper right. This is the interface’s only control for changing who receives a purchase, so complete it before selecting anything else.
Type the recipient’s username into the field exactly as it appears, including underscores and numbers. Leaving it blank means the purchase applies to you instead.
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The "Gift to…" field sits in the top-right corner of the Shop menu. Shown at 00:34 in VendoPlus’s video. Image: Ouw Productions
Click the item you want to send, such as the “2x Souls (30m)” boost. A confirmation prompt appears reading “You have [X] Ore left, gift [item] to [username]?” with the recipient’s name written out.
Read the name in that prompt, then click the green checkmark to complete the purchase. The currency is deducted from your balance and the item goes to the player listed in the prompt.
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The confirmation prompt names both the item and the recipient before you spend anything. Shown at 00:49 in VendoPlus’s video. Image: Ouw Productions

Which Shop items can be gifted

The “Gift to…” field applies to the Shop as a whole, so the boosts and the reset scrolls are both fair game. Boosts run on a timer once used, while resets are single-use on the system they name.

ItemCategoryDuration
2x EXPBoost30 minutes
2x SoulsBoost30 minutes
2x MasteryBoost15 minutes
2x LuckBoost15 minutes
Reset BreathingResetOne use
Reset Fighting StyleResetOne use
Reset Evil ArtResetOne use
Reset Skill PointsResetOne use
Reset RaceResetOne use
Reset ReputationResetOne use

A 4x Luck option also appears in the Shop, and some entries sit behind a VIP requirement rather than a straight currency cost. If an item shows the VIP message when you click it, it cannot be bought or gifted until that requirement is met.


How to confirm the gift worked

The confirmation prompt is the checkpoint. It spells out the item name and the destination username before anything is spent, so if the name in that prompt is wrong or missing, cancel and correct the “Gift to…” field rather than confirming.

After you click the green checkmark, your Ore or Robux total at the top of the Shop drops by the item’s cost. That deduction, paired with the recipient’s name in the prompt you just accepted, is how you know the gift was sent to the right player.

Since the whole flow lives in a single panel, gifting several items in a row is quick. The username stays in the field, so you can send a second boost without retyping anything — just watch your remaining balance in the prompt each time.