Guest 1337 Forsaken Guide 2026: Block, Charge, Punch & the May Rework

Before Forsaken

He was the son of two unnamed guests, a status that brought discrimination, and was raised on the instruction to stay true to himself and "be strong, always be strong." His parents were murdered by the Bacon General during an ordinary trip to the playground. Sent to an orphanage, he met Daisy and Matt, and the three became inseparable — until the night Matt woke them to warn that bacon soldiers were coming, and the Bacon General broke in hunting them. Police and the Roblox Army arrived in time; the trauma did not leave.

The life he lost

Ten years later he and Daisy married, bought a house, and had a daughter named Charlotte. He was happy, but the Bacon Empire kept gnawing at him — and a late-night news broadcast set the rest in motion. He enlisted in the Roblox Army to fight the Bacon Empire. The wiki phrases his current state precisely: he has already sacrificed his life once for the greater good, and is more than willing to do it again however many times it takes, no matter what The Spectre throws at him.

Why the lore matters mechanically

This is not decoration — it is the design brief. A character defined by throwing himself between danger and the people he loves gets a kit built entirely around blocking, charging and punching. If you want to play Guest 1337 well, play him like someone who has already decided his own survival is the second priority.

Block: buy someone else time

Block is at its best in the moment a teammate is about to be caught, not in the moment you are. The instinct to save yourself is exactly backwards for this character — every second the killer spends dealing with you is a second not spent eliminating someone else, and eliminations are what add time to the round clock. A Guest 1337 who blocks well converts his own risk into denied time for the killer.

Charge: close distance or create it

Charge gives him mobility that most survivors of his role would not have, and it works in two directions. Used aggressively it closes the gap so you can position between the killer and a chased teammate. Used defensively it is the escape tool that stops your interventions from being suicidal. Newer players use it only to run; strong players use it to arrive.

Punch: the actual fight-back

Punch is what makes him unique on the roster — a survivor who can meaningfully strike back at the killer. Treat it as a timing tool rather than a damage race: you are not going to out-trade a killer, you are going to interrupt them at the exact moment their commitment costs them most. Against killers who commit hard to chases, that interruption is worth far more than the damage number suggests.

The mistake that defines bad Guest 1337 play

Fighting for the sake of fighting. His kit reads as a brawler, which tempts players into trading with the killer in open ground for no reason. Every use of Block, Charge or Punch should have a named beneficiary — you are doing it *for* a specific teammate in a specific moment. If you cannot name who you are saving, do not spend the ability.

Is Guest 1337 a killer or a survivor?

A Survivor, classified as a Sentinel. Some guide sites list him as a killer — that is incorrect per the Official Forsaken Wiki, and this site carried that error until July 2026.

How do you unlock Guest 1337?

He is purchased from the shop for 500 Player Points, the same price as Builderman. Player Points come from completing puzzles, using abilities, and surviving rounds.

Is Guest 1337 good?

He is strong in coordinated teams and swingy in solo queue, because his entire value depends on protecting teammates who are worth protecting. If your team scatters and dies alone, a Sentinel has nothing to do. If your team plays together, he is one of the most impactful picks in the game.

Is he related to The Last Guest?

Yes — his lore is consistent with the first part of ObliviousHD's The Last Guest series, including his parents, Daisy, Matt, his daughter Charlotte, and the Bacon Empire conflict. Forsaken treats Roblox community history as canon, and this is the clearest example.

Resistance V for three quarters of a second is a very short immunity, and it is granted on the collision rather than on the button press. That means the charge is a commitment: you are trading a fixed, brief window of protection for the knockback. Used to peel a killer off a teammate mid-puzzle it is excellent, because the knockback and the interruption both buy generator time. Used speculatively it simply spends the ability.

The instinct with a protective kit is to body-block for whoever is being chased. The better instinct is to protect whoever is on a generator, since layers are what actually shorten the round — three seconds each, twelve per finished generator. A teammate who is running is not generating progress; a teammate on a puzzle is.

At 500 Player Points he shares a price with Two Time, whose Sacrificial Dagger stuns on a backstab and returns health, while Chance at 777 offers variance instead. Guest 1337 is the most straightforwardly protective of the three. Player Points come only from public matchmaking, and they come from contribution rather than survival time — a generator puzzle layer pays 5 Player Points and 15 EXP, and a generator is four layers deep. Private servers award nothing at all, which makes them a place to rehearse rather than a place to grind.