You found a listing advertising the "Elderwood Set" — Elderwood Scythe plus a Logchopper, priced at a bundle premium because it's labeled as a set. Before you send payment, here's what you need to know: the Elderwood Scythe's real set partner is the Elderwood Revolver (both from the 2019 Halloween Event), and the Logchopper belongs to an entirely different event (Christmas 2019) where it pairs with Minty. When a seller bundles Elderwood Scythe with Logchopper and charges set premium, the Logchopper itself is the proof that you're looking at a mismatched Ancient bundle, not a genuine matching set.
This article is not a general value list — it's a set-claim proof audit for MM2. Use it to check whether any bundle labeled as an "Elderwood set" actually contains the right weapons, or whether you're paying a premium for Ancients that were never meant to go together.
What the Real Elderwood Set Looks Like
The Elderwood family comes from the 2019 Halloween Event and has three members:
| Weapon | Rarity | How It Was Obtained | Set Role |
|---|---|---|---|
| Elderwood Scythe | Ancient | Halloween Event Tier 40 — 80,000 Candies | Knife — the set anchor |
| Elderwood Revolver | Godly | Unboxed from Halloween Box | Gun — completes the Elderwood Set |
| Elderwood Blade | Godly | Halloween 2019 (via gamepass or box) | Knife — part of the "Full Elderwood Set" |
A legitimate Elderwood Set listing must include at minimum the Scythe + Revolver. The Scythe + Blade does not form a set (two knives, no gun). The Revolver is the gun that completes the matching pair, and its Godly-tier visual matches the Scythe's dark purple wood and green runic glow.
On marketplace platforms, the verified Elderwood Set (Scythe + Revolver) sells for approximately $1.90 to $2.99 USD depending on the seller and delivery method (Gameflip, mm2.cheap, Luger.gg). The Full Set adding the Blade runs around $2.48 on sites like LOLGA. These prices reflect real set pricing because the pair is recognized by both value lists (Supreme, MM2V) and the collector community as an actual set.
For the trade economy side, the MM2 Trading Values Guide explains how value lists handle set premiums — a matching pair like Icebreaker + Iceblaster or Elderwood Scythe + Elderwood Revolver consistently trades faster and holds a combined premium over standalone listings.
Where the Logchopper Actually Belongs
Logchopper is an Ancient knife from the 2019 Christmas Event — one month after Halloween 2019, a completely separate event with its own theme and grind track. It was obtained by reaching Tier 30 of the 2019 Christmas Event for 70,000 Snow Tokens. Its matching gun is Minty, a Godly-tier weapon with a candy-cane and mint theme that visually pairs with Logchopper's wooden axe design.
Here's the mismatch problem summed up:
| Question | Elderwood Scythe | Logchopper |
|---|---|---|
| Event | Halloween 2019 | Christmas 2019 |
| Real set pair | Elderwood Revolver (Godly) | Minty (Godly) |
| Visual theme | Dark purple wood, green runic glow | Brown wood, mint/candy accents |
| Value-list range | 65–700 (varies by list) | 18–145 (varies by list) |
| Demand rating | Low | Very Low |
When a seller offers "Elderwood Scythe + Logchopper = set deal," what they're actually doing is bundling two Ancients from different events that happen to both be Ancient-tier knives. There's no value-list recognition for this pairing, no collector community seeking it, and no visual theme matching. The "set" exists only in the seller's listing description.
The MM2 Ancient Weapons Proof Checklist covers the broader proof requirements for any Ancient weapon listing, and the same rules apply here — the first step is always checking the exact weapon names and understanding which sets actually exist.
How Sellers Exploit "Set" Terminology
In MM2 trading, the word "set" carries real weight. A genuine matching set (knife + gun from the same event or theme) trades faster and commands a premium because set-completion buyers actively search for the missing half. The Icebreaker + Iceblaster set is the classic example — Icebreaker alone is valued around 155–185, but the pair trades consistently because whoever owns Iceblaster wants Icebreaker.
Sellers exploit this by applying "set" to any collection of weapons they want to move together:
Common listing phrases and what they actually signal:
| Seller Phrase | Better Read | Why It Matters |
|---|---|---|
| "Elderwood Set bundle" | Check if Revolver is included | Without Revolver, there's no set — it's Ancient knives thrown together |
| "Ancient weapon set deal" | Does not specify which Ancient | Vague wording hides the fact that the weapons don't match |
| "Elderwood + Logchopper set" | These don't share an event or theme | The seller treats "two Ancients" as a set, which isn't how set premiums work |
| "Full set premium price" | Verify what weapons are actually in the set | A "full set" without the matching gun is incomplete |
| "Selling all my Ancients as a bundle" | This is a bulk bundle, not a set | Bulk bundles are priced lower per item, not higher — you should negotiate down |
The key difference: a real set has a recognized pair that value lists and collectors track. A bundle is whatever the seller decides to sell together. Paying set premium for a bundle is the most common overpay trap in MM2 Ancient trading.
Three Checks Before You Pay Set Premium
Use these checks on any listing that claims "set pricing" for Elderwood Scythe:
Check 1: Name the gun.
The core of any MM2 set is a matching knife + gun. If the seller lists Elderwood Scythe as part of a "set" but doesn't name a gun, ask "Which gun completes this set?" If the answer is Logchopper, Minty, or anything other than Elderwood Revolver, the set claim is incorrect. A real set needs both halves.
Check 2: Compare event sources.
Elderwood weapons are from Halloween 2019. Logchopper is from Christmas 2019. These events ran a month apart with different passes, different token currencies (Candies vs Snow Tokens), and different visual designers. Weapons from different events cannot form a matching set — that's an MM2 design principle across every set in the game. If a seller claims an Elderwood + Logchopper set, ask which event they share. If the answer doesn't hold up, you have your proof.
Check 3: Cross-check marketplace pricing.
Buying Elderwood Scythe individually costs about $0.93 (LOLGA) and Elderwood Revolver about $0.99. The real set totals around $1.90–$2.99. If a "set bundle" with Logchopper is priced above $3.00, compare against buying the two Elderwood pieces individually plus the Logchopper at its standalone marketplace price (~$1.50). In most cases, buying the three weapons individually comes out cheaper than paying "set premium" for a mismatched bundle.
For a more detailed breakdown of how demand affects pricing beyond set claims, the Some Godlies Are Impossible to Trade article explains why not all weapons with good value-list numbers actually move at those prices — a concept that applies equally to Ancient-tier set bundles.
Real Set vs. Fake Bundle: Decision Table
Use this table to judge any "Elderwood set" listing:
| Signal | Real Elderwood Set (Buy at Premium) | Fake Set Bundle (Negotiate or Skip) |
|---|---|---|
| Weapons included | Elderwood Scythe + Elderwood Revolver (± Blade) | Elderwood Scythe + Logchopper or any other non-Elderwood weapon |
| Event source | Both from Halloween 2019 | Mixed events (Halloween + Christmas) |
| Visual theme | Dark purple/wood + green runic glow | Different visual styles, no matching identity |
| Marketplace reference | ~$1.90–$2.99 for confirmed pair | Sum of individual prices (~$0.93 + $1.50 + ...) |
| Set recognized by | Supreme, MM2V, collector community | No value list or community recognition |
| Your best move | Buy at set premium if you want the complete pair | Negotiate as separate items; do not pay set premium |
| If seller insists on premium | Reasonable — they have the real pair | Walk away or counter at individual-item total |
Take the Right Action Based on What You See
If the listing contains Elderwood Scythe + Elderwood Revolver, named specifically and at a reasonable combined price: you're looking at a real Elderwood Set. The set premium is justified because set-completion buyers exist, the weapons share an event and theme, and marketplace prices confirm the range. Compare the total against U7BUY's MM2 item listings to see what current sellers are offering.
If the listing contains Elderwood Scythe + Logchopper (or another mismatched Ancient) and calls it a "set": you're looking at a bundle marketed as a set. Do not pay set premium. Either negotiate the weapons separately or walk. The Logchopper's presence in the listing is your proof that this isn't a real set — it belongs to a different event and pairs with a completely different gun.
If the listing only names Elderwood Scythe without specifying what else is included: ask for confirmation before paying anything. A listing that says "Elderwood set — DM for details" is deliberately vague, and the additional weapon may not be what you expect. Only pay after getting the exact weapon names in writing.
Frequently Asked Questions
What weapons make up the real Elderwood Set in MM2?
The Elderwood Set consists of Elderwood Scythe (Ancient) + Elderwood Revolver (Godly), both from the Halloween 2019 event. The Full Elderwood Set adds Elderwood Blade (Godly) for a total of three weapons.
Is Logchopper part of the Elderwood Set?
No. Logchopper is an Ancient from the Christmas 2019 event and pairs with Minty (Godly, also Christmas 2019) to form the Logchopper Set. Any listing that bundles Logchopper with Elderwood weapons and calls it a "set" is selling mismatched items.
How much should I pay for an Elderwood Scythe set?
A confirmed Elderwood Set (Scythe + Revolver) sells for approximately $1.90–$2.99 on verified marketplaces. If the price is significantly higher, check whether additional weapons are included and whether those weapons actually belong to the Elderwood family.
What's the difference between a set and a bundle in MM2 trading?
A set is a recognized knife + gun pair from the same event or theme that value lists track and collectors seek. A bundle is whatever weapons a seller chooses to sell together. Bundles should be priced as the sum of individual items — not with a "set premium" markup.
Should I buy MM2 weapons through trade or from a marketplace?
If you know exactly which weapons you want (like the Elderwood Set), marketplace listings on U7BUY offer clear weapon names and delivery details without the ambiguity of in-game trade lobby negotiations where set claims are harder to verify.
