John Doe Skins Forsaken: All 41 Skins Listed From the Wiki (2026)
John Doe skins Forsaken players can find in the official update history: all 41, including Treachstone, John Flow, both Milestone sets and two removed skins.
John Doe: health 2,300 · run speed 27.25 · walk speed 9 · stamina 110 · cost 1,000 Player Points · difficulty 5 / 5. Data card by ForsakenHub from the Official Forsaken Wiki, October 2026.
Every one of the John Doe skins Forsaken has released, compiled from the character's update history on the Official Forsaken Wiki — 41 named skins across shop additions, EXP milestones, a collaboration badge, and two that were removed and refunded. This is a complete list of the John Doe skins players can find referenced in the game's own patch history, built by reading every "Added … skin" line in the John Doe update log on the Official Forsaken Wiki. John Doe is the 1,000 Player Point control killer whose kit is Corrupt Energy and Digital Footprint, and he has accumulated more skins than most of the roster: the log names 41, including the two 5.0.0 additions John Flow and John Dog, the collaboration skin Treachstone, two generations of Milestone skins, and two skins — Rochas and Dibs — that were made unobtainable and then removed with refunds. The table below lists each one with exactly what the update log says about it and nothing more. Where the log records a custom chase theme, voicelines or an execution animation for a skin, that is noted, because those are the details that make one skin feel different from another when you are actually playing.
All 41 John Doe Skins (Official Wiki Update History)
Grouped by how the update log describes them. "Added" means the log records the skin arriving with no further detail on how it is obtained; check the wiki's individual skin page before assuming it is in the shop.
| Skin | Group | What the update log records |
|---|---|---|
| Pedro.EXE | Added | Added alongside Script Builder, Yourself and Santa; later updated |
| Script Builder | Added | Added with Pedro.EXE; inventory icon updated in 5.0.0 |
| Yourself | Added | Added with Pedro.EXE; later gained a custom chase theme; render updated |
| Santa | Added | Added alongside Pedro.EXE, Script Builder and Yourself |
| Legacy Milestone I | Legacy Milestone | Original EXP milestone skin; render later updated |
| Legacy Milestone II | Legacy Milestone | Original EXP milestone skin; render later updated |
| Legacy Milestone III | Legacy Milestone | Gained a custom execution animation and custom chase theme |
| Legacy Milestone IV | Legacy Milestone | Gained a custom execution animation and custom chase theme |
| Gasharpoon | Added | Added with Demon King; effects made more visible then more vibrant; voicelines, chase theme and Last Man Standing theme added |
| Demon King | Added | Added with Gasharpoon; chase theme later updated |
| All-Star | Added | Added with Rochas and Dibs; later updated; render updated again |
| Rochas | Removed & refunded | Gained a custom chase theme, then made unobtainable in the shop, then removed and refunded |
| Dibs | Removed & refunded | Made unobtainable in the shop, then removed and refunded |
| Poached | Added | Listed as added twice in the log — once alone, once alongside Geometry and Butcher's Hook |
| Annihilation | Added | Added |
| Geometry | Added | Added; given an origin tag; ambiance, Error 404 and intro later updated |
| Butcher's Hook | Added | Added with Poached and Geometry |
| 2017 | Added | Added; later updated |
| Living Legend | Added | Added; design, Digital Footprint and animations later updated; render updated |
| Toon | Added | Added; voicelines added later |
| Overgrown | Added | Added with Living Legend, Toon, Sharkmelon and Oozing Oscar |
| Sharkmelon | Added | Added in the same batch as Overgrown |
| Oozing Oscar | Added | Added in the same batch as Overgrown |
| Screamer | Added | Added; animations updated twice; black bars made invisible during its intro; render updated |
| RetRoe | Added | Added with Screamer, Ancient Megalodon, Plagued, TV and Baker |
| Ancient Megalodon | Added | Added; later updated |
| Plagued | Added | Added in the Screamer batch |
| TV | Added | Added in the Screamer batch |
| Baker | Added | Added in the Screamer batch |
| Milestone I | Milestone (current) | New EXP milestone skin, replacing the Legacy set as the current milestones |
| Milestone II | Milestone (current) | New EXP milestone skin |
| Milestone III | Milestone (current) | New EXP milestone skin |
| Milestone IV | Milestone (current) | New EXP milestone skin |
| Aberrant | Added | Added; has its own soundtrack entry on the wiki |
| Crystalized | Added | Added |
| Morph Magic | Added | Added with Noir |
| Noir | Added | Added with Morph Magic |
| John Dough | Added | Added |
| John Flow | 5.0.0 | Added in the 5.0.0 update with John Dog and Treachstone |
| John Dog | 5.0.0 | Added in the 5.0.0 update |
| Treachstone | 5.0.0 · Collaboration | Added in 5.0.0; unlocked by the CHAPTER III - SYSTEM DELETED badge in The Battle Bricks |
Source: John Doe update history, Official Forsaken Wiki, read 8 September 2026. Legacy Milestone I–IV and Milestone I–IV are counted as eight separate skins.
How John Doe skins are actually obtained
Forsaken has three routes to a skin, and John Doe's list touches all three. The update log alone does not say which route each "Added" skin used, which is why the table stays neutral on that; the wiki's individual skin pages hold that detail. What can be stated confidently is how the three routes work, because they are the same for every character.
Shop skins, paid in Player Points
Most skins are bought in the shop with Player Points, the currency earned in public matches — surviving to the end of a round pays 25 (Official Forsaken Wiki, October 2026) — and private servers award nothing. The log confirms the shop route exists for John Doe indirectly: Rochas and Dibs were "made unobtainable in the shop" before being removed, which only makes sense if they were shop items first. There is no code-redemption system in Forsaken, so any page offering a code for a John Doe skin is describing a mechanic the game does not have.
Milestone skins, earned with EXP
EXP is tracked per character. Playing John Doe builds John Doe's level, and reaching level 25 unlocks the first Milestone skin, with a further milestone every 25 levels up to Milestone IV at level 100; the wiki's Levels page notes that EXP keeps counting past 100 now that the old cap is gone. John Doe has two generations of these: the Legacy Milestone I–IV set, which the log shows receiving custom execution animations and chase themes on tiers III and IV, and the newer Milestone I–IV set added later as the current milestones. Owning the legacy set depends on when you levelled him; the log does not state whether legacy milestones remain earnable.
Collaboration skins, earned elsewhere
Treachstone is the clear example. It is unlocked by a badge from a different Roblox game, The Battle Bricks, for beating Chapter 3 "Machine Scream" on Tumore Mode. No Player Points, no EXP — the badge on your Roblox account is what makes it appear. Our step-by-step at How to Get Treachstone John Doe in Forsaken covers exactly how, and how not to confuse it with the Home Turf badge that awards a Jane Doe skin instead.
Which skins change more than the look
Every skin is cosmetic in the sense that matters for balance: John Doe keeps his 1,000 Player Point cost, his Corrupt Energy and Digital Footprint abilities, and his role as a control killer who divides survivors and interrupts generator puzzles rather than out-running anyone. But the update log makes clear that some skins carry more than a model swap, and those are the ones worth knowing about before you commit points or grind levels.
Skins with their own audio
Gasharpoon is the most worked-on skin in the log: its effects were made more visible and then more vibrant, it gained voicelines whose volume was raised twice, a custom chase theme, and a Last Man Standing theme that was later re-added after going missing. Rochas had a custom chase theme before its removal. Yourself and Demon King each have a custom chase theme, Toon has voicelines, and Legacy Milestone III and IV have both a chase theme and a custom execution animation. Because a chase theme is what survivors hear while John Doe is chasing them, a skin with its own theme changes the sound of the chase — a small but real gameplay texture. The Chapter 3 update log adds that chase themes no longer fade in the way terror-radius layers do, so a custom theme arrives at full volume.
Skins that were reworked after release
Living Legend had its design, Digital Footprint effect and animations all updated, and its render redone. Screamer had its animations updated twice and its intro adjusted so John Doe's black bars are invisible during it. Geometry had its ambiance, Error 404 and intro updated and was given an origin tag. If you saw an older screenshot of one of these and it looked different in game, the log explains why.
The two you can no longer get
Rochas and Dibs arrived with All-Star, were made unobtainable in the shop, and were then removed outright with refunds issued to owners. They remain in this list because they were real John Doe skins and appear in old footage, but no current route exists to them. Anyone selling or trading access to either is not offering something the game supports.
How this list was built, and what it deliberately leaves out
The table is a transcription of the John Doe update history on the Official Forsaken Wiki, read on 8 September 2026. Every skin name appears in a line of that log — either "Added … skin" or a later update to a skin already added — and nothing has been included from memory, from third-party lists, or from marketplace posts. That method has two consequences worth being open about.
It records arrivals, not obtain routes
The update log says when a skin was added and what was later changed about it. It does not, for most skins, say whether the skin was a shop item, an event reward or a milestone. That is why the Group column only commits where the log itself is explicit: the Milestone sets are named as milestones, Treachstone is tied to a badge on the wiki's Achievements table, and Rochas and Dibs are recorded as shop items by virtue of being "made unobtainable in the shop." Everything else is marked Added, and the wiki's individual skin page is the place to confirm how to get it.
It counts milestones as separate skins
Legacy Milestone I through IV and the current Milestone I through IV are eight entries, not two. They are distinct models with distinct unlock levels, and the log treats them individually — the Legacy III and IV tiers received their own execution animations and chase themes, which the I and II tiers did not. Counting them as a set would undercount what John Doe actually has.
Two skins have soundtrack credits
The wiki maintains a separate soundtrack page for John Doe, and two skins have entries on it: Aberrant, credited to composer lexxiemow, and Treachstone, credited to RobotRob10 and Key After Key with art by acid. A dedicated theme is the strongest signal in the data that a skin is more than a model swap, because it changes what the survivor hears for the length of a chase.
Forty-one John Doe skins, one killer underneath
The Official Forsaken Wiki's update history for John Doe names 41 skins, and this page lists all of them with only what the log itself records. Two are gone (Rochas, Dibs), eight are EXP milestones across two generations, one is a collaboration badge reward (Treachstone), and three arrived in the 5.0.0 update (John Flow, John Dog, Treachstone). None of them change John Doe's cost, abilities or stats; a handful — Gasharpoon most of all — change what he sounds like when he is chasing you. For how to obtain a specific skin, the wiki's per-skin pages are the authority; for the character underneath, the Forsaken Killers hub and our John Doe guide cover him in full.
- • 41 named skins in the update log, including two generations of Milestone I–IV
- • Three obtain routes: Player Points in the shop, per-character EXP milestones, collaboration badges
- • Treachstone is the collaboration skin — earned in The Battle Bricks, not bought
- • Rochas and Dibs were removed and refunded; no current route to either exists
- • Gasharpoon, Yourself, Demon King, Toon and Legacy Milestone III–IV carry custom audio or animation
- • No skin changes John Doe's 1,000 PP cost, Corrupt Energy or Digital Footprint
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