Noob Skins Forsaken: Every Skin, Price and Milestone Unlock (2026)

Noob skins Forsaken players can buy or earn: every skin with its Player Points price, the four milestone unlocks, legacy milestones, VIP and event skins.

Published November 4, 20260 min readBy Sukie
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The Official Forsaken Wiki documents 71 noob skins Forsaken has released for its free starter survivor, and the 41 still on sale for Player Points cost from 100 (Wrong) to 1,000 (Calico and FUDZ). Buying all 41 at their listed prices adds up to 25,400 Player Points. Easter and Voice Acted also carry a Player Points price but have left the shop, so they are not counted. The rest of the list is earned or paid for in other ways: four Milestone skins unlocked free at levels 25, 50, 75 and 100, four Legacy Milestone skins from before the 3.3.0 update, Robux skins tied to the V.I.P gamepass and Skin Pack #3, a 5,000-point skin pack, and event skins sold for Gingerbread, Sukkar or Tix, all of which have since left their event shops. 5 skins (Aubree, Buttermilk, IHasAFaceLULZ, Noob Cosplay, Tinpot) have been removed or scrapped and cannot be bought now. The skins database at Forsaken Skins lists every character's skins with the same prices and update numbers used below. Most Noob skin pages on the wiki describe only looks, voices and item models; of the pages read for this guide, Little is the only one that says it changes stats. If you want to play the character well rather than dress them, start with Noob Forsaken Guide 2026 - Ability Timing and Cooldowns.

ForsakenHub data card for Noob, the free Forsaken survivor, showing key figures from the Official Forsaken Wiki

Noob: health 100 · run speed 26 · walk speed 12 · stamina 100 · cost free · difficulty 3 / 5. Data card by ForsakenHub from the Official Forsaken Wiki, October 2026.

All Noob skins in Forsaken

Sorted by price. "Player Points" is the in-game currency the wiki writes with a dollar sign, so "800$" on a skin page means 800 Player Points. Milestone skins are free once Noob reaches the listed level. The Status column shows a removal, or the shop removal recorded in the skin's change history; a dash means neither is recorded, which does not promise the skin is in the shop today.

SkinPrice or unlockAdded inStatus
Wrong100 Player Points2.3.2—
Inverted200 Player Points1.0.0—
Tinpot250 Player Points3.0.0Removed in 3.4.0
Trapped250 Player Points1.0.0—
Cadi300 Player Points1.0.0—
Fancy300 Player Points2.2.0—
Classic400 Player Points3.2.0—
Combat Dummy400 Player Points1.0.0—
Nooby400 Player Points2.0.0—
Steampunk400 Player Points3.3.0—
Bloxxy500 Player Points2.1.3—
Buttermilk500 Player Points2.1.2Removed in 5.3.0
Easter500 Player Points2.2.2Off the shop since 2026-06-09
Ennakon500 Player Points1.0.0—
GASA4 Player500 Player Points2.0.0—
Little Nightmare500 Player Points3.3.0—
Pajama Pirate500 Player Points5.1.0—
Spiders500 Player Points1.0.0—
Willyandgaming500 Player Points3.3.0—
Worker500 Player Points3.1.0—
Retro650 Player Points1.0.0—
Scoutpot650 Player Points3.1.0—
Subject_1650 Player Points2.2.2—
Supa Dupa Fly650 Player Points2.2.0—
Supa Fly650 Player Points2.2.0—
Toy650 Player Points3.1.0—
BrawlR Noob700 Player Points3.1.0—
Innovation700 Player Points3.2.0—
Jard700 Player Points3.1.0—
Lucas700 Player Points2.2.0—
Night Out700 Player Points2.2.0—
Taunt700 Player Points3.1.0—
Spotter750 Player Points3.0.0—
Campsite Victims800 Player Points3.0.0—
Pride800 Player Points3.0.0—
Roommate800 Player Points4.0.0—
Sunny Day850 Player Points3.1.0—
Genesis900 Player Points2.2.0 (infobox says 2.3.0)Removed twice for breaking rounds; re-added in 3.3.0
Outlawed900 Player Points2.2.2—
Shallow End900 Player Points3.1.0—
Token900 Player Points2.2.0—
American Sweetheart950 Player Points4.1.9—
IHasAFaceLULZ977 Player Points2.0.0 (infobox says 3.3.0)Removed 12 January 2026
Calico1,000 Player Points5.3.0—
FUDZ1,000 Player Points3.4.0—
Noob Cosplay1,000 Player Points1.0.0Removed in 5.3.0
Voice Acted1,250 Player Points4.1.0Off the shop since 4.1.5
AnniversaryJoined Forsaken on December 25th, 20253.5.3Limited
ArtistRewarded as a prize for winning an official art contest2.3.0Exclusive
AstrocatRobux 399 (Skin Pack #3 gamepass)5.1.0—
AubreeCame bundled with IHasAFaceLULZ (977 Player Points)3.3.0Removed 12 January 2026
Cold Outside100 Gingerbread3.5.3Off the event shop since 3.6.2
Elf750 Player Points at launch; 100 Gingerbread from 3.5.31.0.0Off the shop since 3.6.2
Legacy Milestone IReached Level 25 as Noob before the 3.3.0 update1.0.0Limited, no longer earnable
Legacy Milestone IIReached Level 50 as Noob before the 3.3.0 update1.0.0Limited, no longer earnable
Legacy Milestone IIIReached Level 75 as Noob before the 3.3.0 update1.0.0Limited, no longer earnable
Legacy Milestone IVReached Level 100 as Noob before the 3.3.0 update1.0.0Limited, no longer earnable
LittleRobux 599 (V.I.P gamepass, private server exclusive)3.3.0—
Low-Effort Phantom80 Sukkar3.3.0Off the event shop since 3.5.3
Milestone ILevel 25 with Noob (free)2.2.0—
Milestone IILevel 50 with Noob (free)2.2.0—
Milestone IIILevel 75 with Noob (free)2.2.0—
Milestone IVLevel 100 with Noob (free)2.2.0—
RainbowRobux 599 (V.I.P gamepass, private server exclusive)——
Runaway5,000 (Skin Pack); the Noob gallery lists 5,000$ in the Ourple Guy X Forsaken Bundle5.1.7—
Scarecrow60 Sukkar3.3.0 (infobox says 3.2.0)Off the event shop since 3.5.3
Scaredey600 Tix (Summer Games 2026 event shop)5.1.0 (infobox says 5.0.0)Off the event shop (update not given)
SixerObtain the A Story Now Told badge in A story3.3.0—
Tangled Lights100 Gingerbread3.5.3Off the event shop since 3.6.2
VIPRobux 599 (V.I.P gamepass)1.0.0—
YourselfRobux 599 (V.I.P gamepass, private server exclusive)——

Built by Forsaken Hub from every Skin:Noob page on the Official Forsaken Wiki on 29 October 2026. Genesis and Scaredey are corrected from their own skin pages, Voice Acted from the Noob character page (rev 88193), and the Legacy, Anniversary, Artist, Elf, Scarecrow, Runaway, Aubree and IHasAFaceLULZ rows from the Skin:Noob gallery (rev 89549) and each skin's own page.

Party Noob, Scene Noob and Noob Cosplay: old names and a removed skin

Three Noob skin names you may remember are not names you will find in the shop today, because two of them are old names for one skin and the third was removed in the 5.3.0 update. Here is what each one actually is.

Party, Scene and Night Out are the same skin

The skin sold today as Night Out (700 Player Points) was added in update 2.2.0 under the name Party. Update 3.0.0 renamed it Scene, and update 4.0.0 renamed it again to Night Out, so "party noob" and "scene noob" both point to it; the wiki's Skin:Noob/Scene page redirects to Night Out. The look is based on the scenecore style: a short, loose yellow cut tied up in a messy bun and streaked with purple and green, a blue tiger-striped tank top, blue gloves, a green and black skirt, mismatched neon pink and green knee socks, and dark blue sneakers. Its purchase quote references the Justice song "TThhEe PPaARRtTYY". The hair texture needed two fixes in April 2025, the inventory icon was redrawn in 3.6.0, and the skin has its own set of faces for healing, eating Ghostburger, drinking, low health and death. Two Time also has a separate skin called Party, a different scenecore outfit for 450 Player Points.

Subject_1, the other "party" skin

If you remember a Noob with a top hat and a squashed default face shouting about birthday parties, that is Subject_1 (650 Player Points, added in 2.2.2). It is a collaboration skin based on the character of the same name from the Roblox game PARTY.exe by 8DSK. Its request lines to Builderman, Elliot and Dusekkar are misspelled party phrases such as "pizza part y". Update 3.0.0 gave it custom faces and swapped its party hat for the top hat it wears now.

Noob Cosplay: removed in 5.3.0

Noob Cosplay cost 1,000 Player Points and had been in the game since launch (1.0.0). It copied the accessories from your own Roblox avatar onto Noob, leaving out back accessories, and recoloured them: any hair turned yellow and every other accessory turned blue. Update 5.3.0 removed it from the game, and the wiki now marks the page as scrapped. Buttermilk left in the same update. Players who want a skin built from their own avatar today only have Yourself, which the wiki lists as a V.I.P gamepass skin that works only in private servers.

Voice Acted, the skin that talks

Voice Acted was sold for 1,250 Player Points and has been off the shop since 4.1.5 (Noob character page, rev 88193). It changes what you hear. Added in 4.1.0 and marked by the wiki as a limited April Fools 2026 skin, it gives Noob a magenta torso with a white audio sign on the front, darker green legs and a black headset, plus spoken lines for idling and for each ability: drinking Bloxy Cola, using Slateskin Potion and eating Ghostburger. The wiki notes that some of the lines reference the YouTuber Jerma985 and that "Slateskin Potion, son!" is a nod to Senator Armstrong from Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance.

Skins that change Noob's items

A few skins redraw the three items as well as the body. Runaway, based on the children from the Five Nights at Freddy's 2 minigame "Take Cake to the Children" via VS. OURPLE GUY: Wait For Me, turns Bloxy Cola into a chocolate drink, Slateskin Potion into hot sauce and Ghostburger into a grey pizza slice; its torso also turns red below half health. Calico, the newest Noob skin (1,000 Player Points, 5.3.0), swaps them for a tuna can, a bone and a fish. Cold Outside uses chocolate milk, a Frost Potion and a Christmas cookie, Scaredey a tall sundae and a stacked burger, Scarecrow an ear of corn for Ghostburger, and Anniversary a cupcake.

Noob milestone skins: Milestone I to IV and the legacy set

Milestone skins cost nothing. The wiki's Levels page says a milestone skin is awarded every 25 levels a character gains, with Milestone IV at level 100. Levels are tracked per character, so these unlock from Noob's own level, not your account. EXP comes from actions in a round (generator puzzles, abilities, surviving), and the Levels page says it cannot be earned in private servers. By that page's formula, level 1 needs 100 EXP and each level after needs 10 more than the one before, which works out to 58,410 EXP in total to reach level 100. That figure is our arithmetic from the formula, and the wiki has flagged the Levels page for checking.

Milestone I to III (levels 25, 50 and 75)

All four current milestones were added in update 2.2.0, had new inventory icons in 3.3.0 and new faces in 4.0.0. They read as one outfit that grows. Milestone I dresses Noob in blue: a skeleton-print shirt, ripped jeans, a Roblox cap, blue glasses and fingerless gloves. Milestone II switches to orange, after the Turbo Builders Club colour scheme, with an orange cap, a tiger-striped jacket, ripped trousers and a backpack. Milestone III goes black for Outrageous Builders Club: a hard hat, a jacket like the ones Guests wear, an epic face shirt, a bandana scarf and a backpack holding two swords.

Milestone IV (milestone 4 Noob, level 100)

Milestone 4 Noob holds on to the Milestone III jacket and backpack, then layers on headphones, red shutter shades, a red cap topped by an adurite crown, red-trimmed trousers and a shirt printed with the old Roblox pumpkin. The face is an altered Red Rock Star Smile, which the wiki reads as Noob's confidence growing over the series. The "666" on Noob's left arm refers to their link with Guest 666. Reaching level 100 as Noob in public servers is the only way to get it; it is not sold.

Legacy Milestone I to IV

The legacy set is the original milestone line from launch (1.0.0). Each skin's cost field says it went to players who reached the level as Noob before the 3.3.0 update, and the change history shows the four being re-added under the "Legacy" name with new icons in 3.3.1, so nobody can earn them now. Legacy Milestone I is a yellow hard hat with a cyan trim. Legacy Milestone IV turns Noob into a king with a gold crown, a red cape with a jewel, gold shoulder pads and fingerless gloves, based on King Noob from "The Day The Noobs Took Over Roblox" by cloakedyoshi.

Robux, V.I.P and event Noob skins

Not every Noob skin is bought with Player Points. Player Points themselves are earned only in public rounds (25 for surviving a round, never in private servers), and the walkthrough at How to Get Coins Fast in Forsaken (Player Points, Not Coins) covers every way to earn them. The skins below need Robux, a badge from another game, or an event currency instead.

V.I.P gamepass skins (599 Robux)

The V.I.P gamepass costs 599 Robux. It unlocks the VIP skin: a sparkling crown of gold and red jewels, a red cape, one red shoulder pauldron and a plain "VIP" T-shirt modelled on Seranok's VIP shirts for Catalog Heaven. Three more Noob skins come with the same pass but work only in private servers: Little, a smaller Noob with tiny limbs who runs on all fours (the wiki adds that it grants bonus health and stamina, without numbers); Rainbow, which makes Noob and their items glow in rainbow colours; and Yourself. The wiki lists no release update for Rainbow or Yourself. Private-server rounds pay no Player Points or EXP, so these skins are for fun rather than progress.

Astrocat and Runaway

Astrocat (5.1.0) is part of the Skin Pack #3 gamepass for 399 Robux: tan fur under an astronaut helmet, a diamond-shaped cat head, green plaid trousers and a space-print T-shirt showing a Noob throwing up a rainbow. Runaway (5.1.7) is listed at 5,000 as part of a skin pack; the Noob gallery shows it as 5,000$ in the Ourple Guy X Forsaken Bundle, credited to Scott Cawthon for the original design and the Wait For Me team for the skin.

Badge and limited skins

Sixer (3.3.0) comes from the A Story Now Told badge in the Roblox game A story. It gives Noob black skin, a 2009 Roblox logo sweater, red horns and a glowing red tail, imagining Guest 666 free of The Spectre; the tail stays visible while Noob is invisible. Anniversary (3.5.3) marked the game's first year, with frosting, the Spectre's pattern and a birthday hat with a red "S"; the gallery's condition reads "Joined Forsaken on December 25th, 2025". Artist was a prize for winning an official art contest.

Event currency skins

Elf, Cold Outside and Tangled Lights cost 100 Gingerbread each in The C00lest Christmas 2025 event, and all three left the event shop in 3.6.2. Elf goes back to launch, when it cost 750 Player Points. Low-Effort Phantom (80 Sukkar) and Scarecrow (60 Sukkar) were Robloxia's Masquerade skins and left the event shop in 3.5.3; every Masquerade skin is listed at Forsaken Halloween Skins. Scaredey, a Shaggy Rogers outfit with a Morph Magic dog on Noob's back, cost 600 Tix in the Summer Games 2026 event shop; its wiki page records it leaving that shop without naming the update.

Removed Noob skins stay gone

Buttermilk (500 Player Points, once priced at 10,000,000 before a cut on 19 March 2025) and Noob Cosplay were removed in 5.3.0. Tinpot was removed in 3.4.0 because the creators of A Bizarre Day, whose Menacing Dummy it was based on, asked not to be associated with Forsaken. IHasAFaceLULZ and its bundled skin Aubree left the game on 12 January 2026, after IHasAFaceLULZ had already been removed and re-added more than once. Of all the noob skins Forsaken has taken out, the wiki records no way to get any of them back now.

Noob skin questions

How do you get Milestone 4 Noob?

Reach level 100 with Noob. It is free and unlocks automatically; you cannot buy it. EXP only counts in public servers, so private-server rounds do not move you closer to it.

Is Scene Noob still in Forsaken?

Yes, under a different name. Scene was renamed Night Out in update 4.0.0, and it was called Party before 3.0.0. It costs 700 Player Points in the shop.

Can you still get the Noob Cosplay skin?

No. Noob Cosplay was removed from the game in update 5.3.0 and the wiki marks it as scrapped. Yourself, a V.I.P gamepass skin for private servers, is the remaining avatar-based Noob skin.

What is the cheapest Noob skin?

Wrong, at 100 Player Points, which oversaturates Noob's colours and gives them a permanent smile. At 25 Player Points per survived public round, that is 4 survived rounds of the survival bonus alone.

Where these facts come from

Prices, update numbers and unlock conditions for the noob skins Forsaken lists are from the Official Forsaken Wiki, read 29 October 2026, written in our own words; no wiki images are used. Main pages: Official Forsaken Wiki, Skin:Noob, rev 89549, read 29 October 2026: https://forsaken.wiki/Skin:Noob · Official Forsaken Wiki, Skin:Noob/Night Out, rev 89586, read 29 October 2026: https://forsaken.wiki/Skin:Noob/Night_Out · Official Forsaken Wiki, Skin:Noob/Noob Cosplay, rev 89587, read 29 October 2026: https://forsaken.wiki/Skin:Noob/Noob_Cosplay · Official Forsaken Wiki, Skin:Noob/Milestone IV, rev 89585, read 29 October 2026: https://forsaken.wiki/Skin:Noob/Milestone_IV · Official Forsaken Wiki, Skin:Noob/Legacy Milestone IV, rev 89578, read 29 October 2026: https://forsaken.wiki/Skin:Noob/Legacy_Milestone_IV · Official Forsaken Wiki, Skin:Noob/Voice Acted, rev 90127, read 29 October 2026: https://forsaken.wiki/Skin:Noob/Voice_Acted · Official Forsaken Wiki, Skin:Noob/Little, rev 89560, read 29 October 2026: https://forsaken.wiki/Skin:Noob/Little · Official Forsaken Wiki, Skin:Noob/Buttermilk, rev 89557, read 29 October 2026: https://forsaken.wiki/Skin:Noob/Buttermilk · Official Forsaken Wiki, Skin:Noob/Genesis, rev 89570, read 29 October 2026: https://forsaken.wiki/Skin:Noob/Genesis · Official Forsaken Wiki, Noob, rev 88193, read 29 October 2026: https://forsaken.wiki/Noob · Official Forsaken Wiki, Levels, rev 78385, read 29 October 2026: https://forsaken.wiki/Levels. For how Noob compares with the other survivors see Forsaken Survivors, and for the full roster's skins open Forsaken Skins.

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