Forsaken Skins Guide: How to Get Every Kind of Skin

Forsaken skins are cosmetic: they change how a character looks and sounds, not its health, speed or abilities. The wiki names two exceptions, Mafioso's hitboxes and Dummy 007n7's weaker invisibility. The data behind this guide lists 943 skins, and every one comes from one of four routes: the Player Points shop (536 skins), event and special unlocks (210), Milestone levels (82) and skins that can no longer be obtained (115).

This guide is built from the Forsaken Wiki's skin, Player Points, Experience Points, Sukkars and Gingerbreads pages; we did not play-test any of it. Prices are the ones the wiki lists and they can change with any update, so treat the in-game shop as the final word. For the full browsable list, use the Forsaken skins page.

Do Forsaken skins change stats?

No. The wiki's Skins page says skins "only affect the appearance of the character" and do not alter stats, with two noted exceptions.

• Mafioso is a c00lkidd skin that sells for 2,777 Player Points. The wiki's Skins page lists it as having different hitboxes. The skin's own page describes a full replacement: a unique kill animation, an exclusive emote, a different sword and minions redrawn as mafia members.
• Dummy is a 007n7 skin that sells for 750 Player Points and comes from the Get A Snack At 4 AM series. It's grey and hard to see, so the wiki says the invisibility from Clone was cut from level IV to level III while it's worn. The wiki calls it the only skin that deliberately weakens a survivor in public servers.

Everything else is looks and flavor. Killer skins can bring custom voice lines, animations or a different chase theme, and survivor skins can bring custom animations, props or sound effects. The Alien series, for example, covers five survivors (007n7, Chance, Veeronica, Elliot and Guest 1337) and gives each one alien sound effects.

That's also why a "best skin" ranking is a matter of taste. More on that near the end.

How to get skins in Forsaken: the four routes

Here is how the 943 skins split in the curated data, using the same four labels the wiki uses for skin types:

Survivors carry almost three quarters of the catalog (698 of 943), mostly because 13 survivors share it against 8 killers. Of the 943, 685 are flagged as currently obtainable: all 536 shop skins, all 82 milestones and 67 of the 210 event skins. The other 143 event skins and all 115 unobtainable ones are closed.

The rest of this guide takes the routes in order of how many skins each one holds.

Shop skins: what they cost in Player Points

Shop skins are the ordinary route. You buy them in the in-game shop with Player Points, the currency you earn by playing. A survivor win pays 25 and a killer win pays 60. Everything else (kills, generator puzzles, ability awards, the 300-point first-play bonus) is listed in the Player Points guide, and none of it can be earned in private servers. You can also buy Player Points with Robux: 40 Robux gives 100, 400 Robux gives 1,000, and the largest pack is 7,600 Robux for 20,000.

Two bits of arithmetic of ours from those numbers. A 1,000-point skin is one 400-Robux pack. And from the base round reward alone, ignoring ability rewards, it's 40 survivor wins or 17 killer wins.

Price bands

The median shop skin costs 800 Player Points. Three out of four (404 of 536) cost 1,000 or less.

Killer skins skew pricier: only 11 of 156 sit at 500 or below, and the most common single price is 1,000 (27 skins). Survivors cluster lower, and the most common price is 800 (39 skins).

Cheapest and most expensive skins per killer

Cheapest and most expensive skins per survivor

Where several skins share the lowest or highest price, one is shown as the example. The cheapest skin in the whole shop is a four-way tie at 100 Player Points: Wrong (Noob), Bald (Two Time), Homeless (Chance) and Backup (Helperbot).

The joke prices

Some of those top numbers aren't real budget targets. The wiki calls Yellow Slasher a joke skin priced at 255,255,000, a nod to the RGB code for yellow (255, 255, 0). Redletsky sits at 255,000,000, and Shedletsky's "10 More Shedletskys" at 50,000. Four "Golden" skins (Shedletsky, Guest 1337, Dusekkar and Chance) sit between 100,000 and 100,777.

Strip those out and the ceiling drops fast. For killers it's John Doe's Aberrant at 20,000, c00lkidd's PH0NK1DD at 6,000 and John Doe's Living Legend at 4,040 (the wiki notes it was 3,404 for a while and went back to 4,040). For survivors it's Shedletsky's "5 More Shedletskys" at 3,000 and Guest 1337's Sorcerer at 2,570.

Prices move in both directions

The wiki notes a previous price on 36 shop skins. Slasher's michel dropped from 900 to 350, and Noob's Classic from 750 to 400. But Slasher's Nun went the other way, from 400 to 1,200. If you're saving for a specific skin, check the shop before you spend.

One free oddity: the wiki's c00lkidd page lists a "Randomized" skin at no cost that gives c00lkidd a random skin from your collection.

Forsaken milestone skins: levels 25, 50, 75 and 100

Milestone skins are earned by leveling a single character. The wiki's Skins page lists the levels:

The EXP figures come from the wiki's Experience Points page, and they add up to 59,400 EXP to take one character to level 100. The same page gives a formula for the cost of each level: the EXP cap at level x is 10x + 100. It reproduces the first two rows (5,400 and 11,750) and the 59,400 total, but not the last two rows, where it gives 18,000 and 24,250. The page's printed figures are used above; the safe reading is that the later levels cost more, not that the exact split is certain. By the printed figures, levels 75 to 100 are 43.6% of the total, more than the first two milestones put together (17,150 EXP).

After level 100 there are no more milestone skins. The one twist is that two survivors get a bonus skin at level 100: Nightshade for Two Time and Fool for Chance, alongside their normal Milestone IV. That's why the data shows 82 milestone skins rather than 80.

Which characters have milestones

Every character in the data has the four milestones except Nosferatu, who has none listed. That's 20 characters times four, plus Nightshade and Fool. Levels are per character, so grinding Noob doesn't move Taph, and you pick which milestone skin to chase by picking whom to play.

How long does it take?

The wiki gives rough estimates and is upfront about the assumptions. As a survivor with no abilities used, it puts level 100 at about 495 round wins, or 397 with the VIP gamepass. As a killer it estimates 330 wins, or 265 with VIP. It also describes a best case of roughly 110 wins as killer, but only for a perfect full-lobby sweep every round.

The wiki lists EXP for each ability in its own table, such as 24 EXP for a Noob Bloxy Cola run. It warns that milestones are hard to get without the VIP gamepass, which raises EXP by 1.25x (that 24 EXP action pays 30 with VIP). Treat all of these as ballparks rather than guarantees.

Event, special and seasonal skins

The curated data puts 210 skins in this group. The wiki splits them into three families, plus packs.

Seasonal currency events: Sukkars, Gingerbreads and Tix

Forsaken's recent big events each had their own currency, and each one sold a rotating set of skins. All three events are over. The data flags every Sukkar and Tix skin as unavailable, and every Gingerbread skin except one (Specialist Elf Taph).

• The Masquerade (Halloween 2025) used Sukkars: floating pumpkins that spawn on maps. Survivors collect 1 to 3 per pickup, up to 8 per match, and get another 10 to 15 for winning. Killers earn 2 to 6 per kill. The event had 7 killer skins and 14 survivor skins, which matches the 21 Sukkar-priced skins in the data. Regular skins ran from 40 Sukkars (Zombieletsky Shedletsky) up to 350 (Devil's Deeds Chance and Vampire Elliot). Nosferatu himself cost 3,500, and the data files his Gluttony skin under that price. The wiki totals 7,160 Sukkars to buy every skin plus Nosferatu himself: 3,500 for Nosferatu, 2,520 for survivor skins and 1,140 for killer skins.
• The C00lest Christmas! (Christmas 2025) used Gingerbreads and ran from December 25, 2025 to March 7, 2026. It had 14 survivor skins and 7 killer skins. In the data, Gingerbread prices range from 40 (Taph's Elf) to 350 (Ice Assassin Two Time, Krampus Guest 666 and Single-handed Elf Elliot). Survivors don't get Gingerbreads for winning, which is why the wiki says skin prices were lower than in the Masquerade.
• Summer Games 2026 worked like a battle pass. You level up with Summer Games EXP to unlock tiers, then spend Tix to claim them, and rewards included Player Points and emotes as well as skins. The wiki prices the whole track at about 85,500 Tix, released in four weekly drops of 21,375. It lists 16 killer skins and 12 survivor skins. The data shows Tix prices on 22 skins, from 150 (Buster Shedletsky) to 5,100 (Gatito 1x1x1x1, Obby John Doe and RDC Azure).

You could also skip the grind with Player Points. The Sukkars page says Nosferatu, in the lobby basement, sold Sukkars at 75 Player Points each, and the Gingerbreads page gives the same 75-point rate, up to 25 per hour. At that rate the 7,160 Sukkars would run to 537,000 Player Points, the wiki's own figure. For both events the wiki says it's unknown whether those skins will return.

The wiki counts nine seasonal events in total: Christmas (2024-5), April Fools (2025), Masquerade's Halloween surprise, The C00lest Christmas, New Years (2025-6), Hells Defrost, Kitchen Showdown (April Fools 2026), Easter (2026) and the Summer Games.

Anniversary skins

Logging in during The C00lest Christmas update gave six free Anniversary skins, survivors only, for Noob, Shedletsky, Guest 1337, Chance, Elliot and Dusekkar. They're listed as FREE and unavailable, and the wiki says it's unknown if they'll return.

Special skins: achievements, badges and collabs

Special skins come from in-game achievements or from badges in other Roblox games. Some are tied to limited-time collabs, but the wiki says you keep the skin once earned unless it's removed from the game entirely. Real examples from the data:

• Narrator Noli: Triumph Hardcore in Tower Defense Simulator
• Gunner Guest 1337: The Predator badge in Isle
• Treachstone John Doe: the "CHAPTER III - SYSTEM DELETED" badge in The Battle Bricks
• Mirror Chance: the "0.1% Of Gamblers" achievement
• Content Creator Noli: the Content Creator role in the Forsaken Discord

Packs are the other special route: Skin Pack #3, Skin Pack #4 (which includes the MLG skins), the Spec Ops Pack, the Azure Pack and the Vs. OURPLE GUY pack are all named as unlock sources in the data.

Unobtainable skins

The wiki defines unobtainable skins as ones that were scrapped before release, or pulled from the shop, while the people who already bought them kept them. It adds that scrapped content can return if permissions are restored or circumstances change.

The data lists 115, and the split is lopsided: 107 survivor skins and only 8 killer skins. Elliot has the most with 17, then Noob (14) and Dusekkar (12). Shedletsky, Guest 1337 and Chance have 11 each. Seven characters have none: Two Time, Helperbot, Slasher, c00lkidd, Azure, Guest 666 and Nosferatu.

The eight killer skins are 1x1x1x1's Crew Leader, Soccer Legend, Green Guest, Green Envy and Bluesteel; Noli's MissingNo. and Chimera; and John Doe's All-Star. The prices on these entries are old shop prices, not something you can pay now.

Which characters have the most skins

Chance leads with 75, edging out Guest 1337 at 74. Among killers, Slasher has 44, and Nosferatu trails with 9, which fits a killer the wiki's Events page lists as the one new killer of the Masquerade event. If you want a deep shop catalog with nothing locked away, Two Time has 35 shop skins and no unobtainable ones.

Is there a Forsaken skin tier list?

Not a meaningful one. Since skins don't change stats (bar the two exceptions above), there's no performance order to rank them by, and this site doesn't assign S/A/B tiers by opinion. What the data does support is grouping by a stated rule. Here's one based on effort and availability:

Those groups add up to 868. The remaining 75 are the 8 shop skins priced over 10,000 and the 67 event skins that are still obtainable. If you want to rank characters themselves, the Forsaken tier list does that from the wiki's stats instead, and the skins page has every skin with its cost and category.

Sources

• Forsaken Wiki: Skins
• Forsaken Wiki: Player Points
• Forsaken Wiki: Experience Points
• Forsaken Wiki: Sukkars
• Forsaken Wiki: Gingerbreads
• Forsaken Wiki: Events
• Forsaken Wiki: c00lkidd skins
• Forsaken Wiki: 007n7 skins
• Forsaken Wiki: Slasher skins
• Forsaken Wiki: Shedletsky skins
• Forsaken on Roblox