How to Get 37 in Forsaken: The Guest 1337 Achievement Explained

How to get 37 in Forsaken: as Guest 1337, block an otherwise lethal attack as the last survivor standing, then win the round. Every condition explained; wiki-rated ★★★★☆.

Published September 17, 202612 min readBy Sukie

Guest 1337 survivor in Roblox Forsaken — the character the 37 achievement is earned with

Guest 1337 in Forsaken. The 37 achievement can only be earned while playing him. Image: Forsaken (Roblox) © Forsaken Dev Team, via the Official Forsaken Wiki.

How to get 37 in Forsaken: as Guest 1337, be the last survivor standing, Block an attack that would otherwise have killed you, and then win the round. All three parts are required. Picture the round: the timer has dropped to 1:14, the music has changed, and the killer is highlighted on your screen because you are the only survivor left. That is the exact moment the 37 achievement lives in. If you have been searching for how to get 37 in Forsaken, here is the precise answer from the Official Forsaken Wiki's Achievements table: play as Guest 1337, and "block an otherwise lethal attack as the Last Survivor Standing, and win." The in-game description phrases it as blocking an otherwise lethal attack as the last survivor standing, then winning the round. The wiki rates it ★★★★☆, four stars out of five, and having tried for it more than once I would say that rating is honest. Below is what each of the three conditions actually demands, why the sequence is harder than it reads, and the round-management habits that make it achievable rather than lucky.

Quick Facts: The 37 Achievement (Official Wiki)

• Character required: Guest 1337 (Sentinel survivor, 500 Player Points)
• Condition: block an otherwise lethal attack as the Last Survivor Standing, then win the round
• Difficulty rating: ★★★★☆
• Ability used: Block (Guest 1337 also has Charge and Punch)
• Phase it happens in: Last Man Standing — timer resets to 1:14, both players highlighted for 6 seconds

Breaking the condition into its three parts

The achievement text is one sentence, but it hides three separate requirements that all have to be true in the same round. Missing any one of them means the badge does not fire, even if the round otherwise went perfectly. Understanding them separately is most of the work.

Part 1 — you must be the Last Survivor Standing

This is a specific game state, not a description. When only one survivor remains alive, Forsaken enters Last Man Standing: the round timer is set to 1 minute 14 seconds, the music changes, and the positions of both the survivor and the killer are highlighted to each other for six seconds. The block has to happen inside this phase. Blocking a lethal hit while a teammate is still alive is a good play, but it does not count toward 37. In practice that means you either outlast three teammates or the round reaches this phase with you as the one left, which already filters out most rounds.

Part 2 — the attack you block must have been lethal

The wording is "an otherwise lethal attack." Guest 1337's Block reduces incoming damage, and the achievement only cares about a block that stopped a hit which would have eliminated you. That means you need to be low enough on health that the next hit would end the round, and then block that exact hit. Blocking at full health, however stylish, does not qualify. This is the part that makes the achievement genuinely difficult: you have to be deliberately close to losing.

Part 3 — you then have to win

Surviving the block is not the end. After it you still have to win the round, which as the last survivor means outlasting the remaining 1:14 clock while highlighted to a killer who knows exactly where you are for the first six seconds. Guest 1337's Charge helps here — on collision it knocks the killer back and grants Resistance V for 0.75 seconds, during which you take 100% less damage — but the window is tiny and the ability is a commitment. A block followed by an elimination ten seconds later awards nothing.

Why it is rated four stars

Guest 1337 has several achievements listed on the wiki, and comparing them explains the rating. Blocking a killer's attack three times in a row, blocking and then landing a Punch, parrying, and punching a killer while falling are all things you can attempt in any round with teammates around to reset the situation if it goes wrong. The 37 achievement removes that safety net. It requires the round to reach its most dangerous state, requires you to be at lethal health inside that state, and then requires you to survive the aftermath. Each of those has a failure mode that ends the attempt, and they compound.

The timing problem

Block is not passive. You have to activate it against the specific swing that would kill you. Activate early and it may expire before the hit lands; activate late and you are eliminated. Killers vary in how their attacks telegraph — Slasher's ambush kit and Noli's Void Rush arrive very differently from John Doe's trap-and-divide approach — so the read you need changes depending on who is hunting you.

The health problem

You cannot be at lethal health by accident and expect to survive afterwards. Two items exist in public rounds, the Medkit (80 HP over 7 seconds) and the Bloxy Cola (Speed II for 10 seconds), and both affect how a lethal hit arrives; the fake versions of each are private-server command-panel items and never appear in matchmaking. Planning around an item you may not find is not a plan. Most successful attempts come from a survivor who was already damaged when Last Man Standing began and blocked the follow-up rather than one who engineered low health on purpose.

Common questions about the 37 achievement

These come up repeatedly, and several of the wrong answers circulating are the reason people fail attempts they should have completed.

Can I get 37 with any survivor?

No. The wiki lists it under Guest 1337 specifically, and it uses his Block ability. Shedletsky's Slash stuns rather than blocks, Two Time's Sacrificial Dagger is a backstab stun, and Chance's Coin Flip is a gamble; none of them satisfy "block an otherwise lethal attack." Guest 1337 costs 500 Player Points in the shop and those points are only earned in public matchmaking, so if you do not own him yet that is the first step.

Does it work in a private server?

Private servers are the right place to learn Block timing against a friend playing killer, because there is no pressure and you can repeat the setup. Whether badge-style achievements award in private servers is not something the wiki's Achievements table states, and private servers do not award Player Points, so treat them as practice rather than as the attempt itself and earn the achievement in public matchmaking to be safe.

What if I block the lethal hit but lose the round?

Nothing is awarded. The condition ends with "and win," so the block is necessary but not sufficient. The 1:14 Last Man Standing timer after the block is the actual test.

Is 37 a level, a character, or a stat?

It is the name of the achievement, nothing more. The wiki file for its icon is literally 37.png. It has no connection to Guest 1337's level, to Player Points, or to any in-game number. If a page describes "reaching 37" as a level, it is describing something the game does not have.

How do I know the hit would have been lethal?

Watch your health bar rather than guessing. If one more hit from the killer you are facing would take it to zero, the next attack qualifies. Killers do not all hit for the same amount, so a hit that is lethal against one may not be against another; learn the damage of the killer in your round before committing to the block.

Pro Tip

Treat 37 as a Last Man Standing achievement first and a Block achievement second. Players who chase it by hunting for a lethal-hit block during the main round burn their teammates' time and rarely reach the phase where it counts. Play the round normally — bank generator layers, protect teammates, use Charge to peel the killer off a puzzle — and only switch into achievement mode when the timer flips to 1:14 and you are highlighted. Our Guest 1337 guide at /blog/forsaken-guest-1337-survivor-guide covers the kit in full, and the Official Forsaken Wiki's Achievements page lists every achievement on the roster.

Final Thoughts

To get 37 in Forsaken you play Guest 1337, reach Last Man Standing as the final survivor, use Block on an attack that would otherwise have eliminated you, and then win the round on the 1:14 clock that follows. It is rated ★★★★☆ on the Official Forsaken Wiki because the three conditions compound: the round has to reach its most dangerous state, you have to be at lethal health inside it, and you have to survive afterwards while highlighted. No other survivor can earn it, it is not a level or a stat, and blocking without winning awards nothing. The players who get it are the ones who play the round properly and treat the final phase as the attempt, rather than forcing a risky block early.

• Guest 1337 only — 500 Player Points, Sentinel class, Block / Charge / Punch
• Must be the Last Survivor Standing: timer 1:14, both players highlighted for 6s
• The blocked attack must have been lethal — full-health blocks do not count
• You must then win the round; a block followed by elimination awards nothing
• Wiki difficulty ★★★★☆ — harder than every other Guest 1337 achievement

Learn to play him properly at /blog/forsaken-guest-1337-survivor-guide, see how he compares across the roster on /forsaken-survivors, and track the rest of the achievement list on the Official Forsaken Wiki.

All Killers Guide Survivor Strategies

Setting up the round so the attempt is even possible

Most failed attempts at 37 are lost in the first three minutes, not the last one. The achievement needs you alive at Last Man Standing with a killer close enough to swing at you, and how you play the main round decides whether that situation ever arrives.

Play the objective first

The round is four minutes long and survivors win by outlasting it; generator puzzle layers remove three seconds each and a completed generator removes twelve, while the killer adds time by eliminating people. A Guest 1337 who ignores generators to hunt for a block gives the killer a longer round and his teammates less reason to keep him alive. Bank layers, use Charge to peel the killer off a teammate mid-puzzle, and let the round reach its final phase naturally.

Know what two items can do for you

Only two kinds of item exist in a public round, the Medkit and the Bloxy Cola, and either one changes how much damage you can absorb before a hit becomes lethal. If one of them is a Medkit or a Bloxy Cola, it changes how much damage you can absorb before a hit becomes lethal — which matters both for surviving the main round and for controlling when the lethal-hit block happens. The Fake Medkit and Fake Bloxy Cola exist specifically to punish players who grab without looking, so identify what you have picked up before relying on it.

Use the six seconds

When Last Man Standing begins, both you and the killer are highlighted to each other for six seconds. Survivors usually read this as a disadvantage. For 37 it is information: you know exactly where the killer is and roughly how long until they reach you, which is the setup the block needs. Position so that the approach comes from a direction you can watch, and save Charge — its Resistance V window on collision is only 0.75 seconds, so it is for the moment after the block, not before it.