Forsaken Skins Database

Five ways a skin is unlocked

The wiki's Skins page sums it up: skins are “commonly sold for Player Points, the game's currency, as well as event currencies like Sukkars, Gingerbread, and Tix”, and some cost Robux or need an achievement. Counting the 1,122 skin pages by what their infobox says gives this split:

• Player Points: 743 skins. The shop price is in Player Points (the wiki writes it as “800$”). Points come from public rounds only; private servers pay nothing. The Player Points guide lists every payout.
• Milestones: 82 skins. Free, earned by levelling one character. A further 16 legacy milestone skins went to players who reached the level before a cut-off update.
• Robux gamepasses: 76 skins. Mostly the V.I.P gamepass (599 Robux); many of its skins are marked private-server only. The rest come with the Spec Ops Pack (299), Skin Pack #4 (349), Skin Pack #3 (399), the Earth Day gamepass (399) or the Azure Pack (749).
• Event currencies: 87 skins. Gingerbread came from The C00lest Christmas!, Sukkars from Robloxia's Masquerade and Tix from Summer Games 2026. The wiki's Gamepasses page marks the Robux packs of Sukkars, Gingerbread and Tix as applying only during their event, so check whether an event is running before saving for one of these.
• Achievements, badges, skin packs and exclusives: 66 skins. Some unlock with an in-game achievement or a badge from a collaboration game, 12 come from skin packs such as the Ourple Guy X Forsaken Bundle, and a handful were given to select people and cannot be earned.

The remaining 52 have no price or unlock in their infobox (often “TBA”), or a placeholder such as 0. The browser labels those “No listed price” rather than guessing; the skin's own page sometimes explains how it was given out.

Having a price does not mean a skin is still for sale. 104 skins were later taken out of the shop or an event shop, which the wiki records only in each skin's change history (“Removed … from the event shop”), not in its infobox. The browser reads that history and marks them “off the shop”, with the update or date when the wiki gives one; players who bought them keep them. Tick “Hide skins you can no longer get” to leave out these, the removed and scrapped skins and the legacy milestones.

What skins cost: the price ladder

Of the 694 skins with a Player Points price, the middle price is 800. Most sit between 501 and 1,000. Prices above 10,000 are rare and mostly Golden skins, which the wiki lists at 100,000 for Dusekkar, Guest 1337, Shedletsky and 100,777 for Chance.

At 25 Player Points for surviving a round, a 1,000-point skin is forty survived rounds. That is the honest way to read the ladder: a skin is a goal you play towards, and the browser's “cheapest first” sort shows what is in reach for the character you main.

Skins per character

Guest 1337 has the most skins on the main roster (84); Nosferatu has the fewest (10) and, unlike the rest of the roster, no milestone skins. 40 skin pages list 5.3.0, the New Beginnings update that added Helperbot, as their release.

Prices in Player Points from each skin's wiki infobox, read 29 October 2026; removed skins and joke prices excluded. Slasher's cheapest entry is VIP at its infobox price of 5, though the same infobox gives the V.I.P gamepass as the way to get it. Click a name to load that character in the browser above.

Milestone skins: levels 25, 50, 75 and 100

The wiki's Levels page explains milestones in one line: “Milestone skins are awarded every 25 Levels, with the final one, Milestone IV being rewarded at Level 100.” Levels are per character, so Milestone IV for Chance says nothing about your Noob level. The same page notes that some characters get a bonus skin at the end, such as Nightshade for Two Time, and that you keep earning XP for a character after level 100.

A few characters also list legacy milestones. These were the original milestone designs, kept by players who reached the level before the update that replaced them (3.3.0 for 1x1x1x1, for example), and they cannot be earned any more. Filter “Legacy milestone” in the browser to see them all.

Reading the table honestly

Every row is one wiki page, and the price column says what that page's infobox says. Where the wiki is odd, the table is odd too: a few skins list a price of 0, the Slasher VIP skin lists 5, and two skins (Redletsky and Yellow Slasher) list 255,255,000. Those are not typos on our side. When the wiki changes a price, the next refresh of this table changes with it. The browser shows no skin images because the wiki's artwork is licensed for non-commercial use only; follow a skin's name to see it there.

For a character's full kit rather than its cosmetics, see the survivors and killers hubs, the John Doe skins list, the Halloween skins, or compare stats in the character comparison. All tools are on the tools page, and the guides start at the Forsaken Hub homepage.

Sources: every page in the Skin namespace of the Official Forsaken Wiki (one revision per skin, read 29 October 2026); the Skins page (rev. 85449) for the ways skins are sold; Levels (rev. 78385) for milestones; Gamepasses (rev. 87703) for Robux prices; and the event pages The C00lest Christmas! (rev. 84942), Robloxia's Masquerade (rev. 84927) and Summer Games 2026 (rev. 90192) for the event currencies. Round payouts from the Player Points page (rev. 88572). The table, counts and chart are an original Forsaken Hub tool built from those facts.